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SUNDAY, JANU AR Y 23. 11:00 a . m . The Seven Fundamental Facts About Christ. — Mark A . Matthews. 2 :30 P. M . The Menace of Communism in America.— Dr. Matthews. 7 :30 p. m . W hy I Believe Christ W ill Return.— Dr. Matthews. MONDAY, JANU AR Y 24. 8 :80 A . m . Prayer Hour.— Mrs. Edwin B. Young. 9 :30 A . m . Modern Problems in the Light of Scripture. — J. Oliver Buswell, Jr. 1 0 :3 0 a . m . Why I Believe the Bible Is Infallible and Inerrant.— Dr. Matthews. 2 :00 p . M . Crucifying Christ in Our Colleges. — Dan Gilbert. 3 :00 p. M . W hy I Am a Trinitarian.— Dr. Matthews. 7 :00 p. m . Evangelizing the Jews (Stereopticon Lecture). — J. A . Vaus. ' 8 :00 p . m . Why I Reject the Cults.— Dr. Matthews. TUESDAY, JANU AR Y 25. 8 :30 A. M . Prayer Hour.— Mrs. Young. 9 :30 A . M . Modern Problems in the Light of Scripture. — Dr. Buswell. 10:30 a . m . This Man-Made World in 1938.— Keith L. Brooks. 2 :00 p. m . The Menace of Modernism. — Dr. Gilbert. 3 :00 P. m . Why I Believe in the Atonement.— Dr. Matthews. 7:00 P. m . Palestine in the Light of Prophecy (Stereop ticon Lecture).— Tom Olson. 8 :00 p . M . W hy I Believe in an Eternal Heaven and an Eternal Hell.— Dr. Matthews. Evangelizing the Children Through Object Lessons.— Elmer L. Wilder. 10:30 A . M . How to Evangelize a Community.— Henry E. Burke. 2 :00 P. M . The Present Status of Evangelism.— Carl C. Harwood. 3 :00 p . M . The Epistle of Titus.— H . A . Ironside. 7 :0 0 p. M . Jerusalem in the Light of Prophecy (Stere opticon Lecture).— Mr. Olson. 8 :0 0 P. M . Some Practical Aspects of the Blessed Hope. — Dr. Ironside. NICHOLAS G. BAKAN Evangelistic Worker Among Greeks, Los Angeles, Calif. KEITH L. BROOKS Editor, Prophecy Monthly, Los Angeles, Calif. HENRY E. BURKE Pastor, Melrose Avenue Baptist Church, Oakland, Calif. J. OLIVER BUSWELL, JR. President, Wheaton College, Wheaton, 111. DAN GILBERT Writer on college problems and national affairs, San Diego, Calif. ARNOLD GRUNIGEN, JR. President, San Francisco Bay Region Christian Busi ness Men’s Committee, San Francisco, Calif. W . R . HALE Superintendent of Men, Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif. CARL C. HARWOOD Evangelist, Los Angeles, Calif. J. A . HULTMAN “ Sunshine Singer of Sweden,” San Francisco, Calif. P A U L HULTMAN Concert pianist and member of the music faculty of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif. H. A . IRONSIDE Pastor, Moody Memorial Church, Chicago, 111. N . A . JEPSON President, Christian Business Men’s Committee, Seattle, Wash. W EDNESDAY, JANU AR Y 26. 8 :30 a . M . Prayer Hour.— Mrs. Young. 9 :30 A . M . THURSDAY, JANU AR Y 27. 8 :3 0 A . M . Prayer Hour.— Mrs. Young.
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Born January 28, 1856 "With Christ" October 26, 1928 Dean of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles From 1912 to 1924 D R. TORREY gave twelve of the best years of his life to teaching in the Bible Institute o f Los Angeles. _ The life of R. A. Torrey was like a great river which after traveling for thousands of miles through a vast continent empties at last into the illimitable sea. Yet even then the river is not lost, nor does it cease to maintain its character as a flow ing stream, for the ocean waters for many miles show the color ation of this life-giving current. It is still a river, but now flowing forward through the sea. Thus, in the wondrous grace of God, Dr. Torrey lives today— in his teachings, in his published writings and remembered words, in the lives o f a multitude o f his pupils, and not least, in the very existence of this Bible Institute. These great buildings were, to continue our simile, for a long period the banks of shores over which his words reached the world. But the present gen eration of students resident here—as also those to come—are indebted to him and taught by him in but a lesser degree than were those who saw him and heard his trenchant teachings. The continued existence of this Institute would be dear to him; its perpetuation is his most impressive monument. For the oper ation o f an institution unhampered by debt, there can be no ques tion that Dr. Torrey, T. C. Horton, and Lyman and Milton Steward whose lives were closely linked with the early days of the Institute, would stand firmly today, were they with us. “ Go Forward” Campaign Outlined The “ Go Forward” Campaign now in progress is the most com prehensive attempt that has yet been made to free this Institute from its handicapping debt and to advance the work of the school. The campaign’s dimensions are large enough to provide for every need. Its terms are easy enough to embrace every well wisher. Here is the plan in brief: Scope o f Campaign: Every debt and obligation is included in
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