were particularly designed to as sist station owners, radio and television producers, and foreign missionary stations. Those participating in the con ference form a “Who’s Who of Christian Broadcasting” includ ing Dr. Willis Mayfield of Moody Bible Institute, Dr. William J. Roberts and Rev. Robert Bowman of the Far East Broadcasting Company, Dr. Clyde Taylor of NAE, Dr. Henry Bast, speaker on “ Temple Time” sponsored by the Reform Church in America, Dr. George Sweeting, pastor of the Moody Memorial Church of Chicago and speaker on “ Songs in the Night,” Dr. Richard Can- field, “ Keys to Better Living,” Dr. Theodore Epp, “Back to the Bible Broadcast,” Dr. Paul E. Freed, president of Trans World Radio, D r. Jack Wyrtzen, “Word of Life,” Dr. Clarence W. Jones, founder of HCJB, and others. Those interested in getting fur ther information concerning the National Religious Broadcasters or its three regional associations may address P.O. Box 308, Madi son, New Jersey 07940, or tele phone (201) 377-8090.
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C ONTINUED FORWARD s t r i de s have been experienced in the growth of Christian broad casting. Nothing has revealed this so clearly as the 25th annual con vention of the National Religious Broadcasters which was held ear lier last year in Washington D.C. Dr. Eugene R. Bertermann, re elected to his twelfth term of president of NRB, reported that more than three hundred dele gates were in attendance. Fea tured speakers were FCC Chair man Rosel H. Hyde, Dr. Ben Haden, speaker for “ The Bible Study Hour,” Dr. Oswald C. J. Hoffman, speaker on internation al broadcasts of “ The Lutheran Hour,” and others. Dr. Ben Arm strong is Executive Director of the organization. Taking as its theme, “A Quar ter Century of Broadcasting the Gospel,” the annual awards of merit were presented to “ This Is The Life,” the Lutheran TV pro gram produced in St. Louis, and mission radio station E L W A, Monrovia, Liberia, a part o f the Sudan Interior Mission. A highlight of the conference was the workshop seminars which
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