King's Business - 1968-04

WHERE CAN A JEW FIND CHRIST? On street corners, in homes, in shops, and in our witnessing cen­ ters, our workers faith=- fully proclaim the story of redemption accord­ ing to Moses and the prophets, and the gos­ pel message from the New Testament, and Jews are finding the Saviour. For help in w itnessing, or for your own spiritual need, write to: Rev. A. A. MacKinney G énéral Director Am erican M essianic Fellow ship 7 4 4 8 N. Dam en A venue, C hicag o , III. 6 0 6 4 5

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A Jewish boy accepted a tract, "Isaiah's Por­ trait of Messiah" and immediately asked, "Can you tell me more about this?" There on a street corner in Chicago a 12 year old boy listened intently to the skillful presentation of the Scriptures and ac­ cepted Jesus Christ as his Messiah and Sav­ iour. A middle-aged Jew­ ess, after hearing the gospel for several years at Miami Beach called and said, "I am terribly distressed. Please come over. I must find the Lord today."

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by Chester Larson Q. Churches are often reminded that they must plan for growth. How do you do this? A . Some church growth is acciden­ tal, but most permanent growth is planned. Facilities are a major in­ gredient in growth; you cannot grow beyond your physical capacity. Here are three guidelines: 1. Build your plan before you plan your building. Know what you want to accomplish in the build­ ing before you build. The pro­ gram should determine the build­ ing, not vice versa. 2. Consider the future. Will the planned building be quickly out­ moded if educational philosophies and techniques change in the coming years? There should be some flexibility built in to meet changing needs. 3. Integrate equ ipment into your plans. Chalkboards, b u l l e t i n boards, screens, partitions, chairs, tables, and storage space must all be included in the original plans. Q. It seems as though neither an architect nor a building committee can anticipate every possible need in a new building. How do you guard against this type of omission? A . Enlist as many persons as possi­ ble in the thinking which should precede the planning of the building. Ask them to do careful thinking of needs and solutions in specific areas. John R. Scotford, church building consultant of New York, suggests two study periods — the first dealing with what is needed, and the second with how these needs can be met. To get the needs defined he recommends the following:

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