occupation of the new CAM cen ter ; Office, Mission Home and Re tirement Apartments, a $180,- 000.00 project all paid for, and with ample land for further ex pansion. The Mission is thus bet ter prepared to serve its 230 mis sionaries who labor so faithfully in Central America and Mexico. A goodly number of Biola gradu ates are included in this group. To be next door to the Dallas Bible College is a great benefit. A very recent announcement by public school officials advises that 245 acres across the road from us have been purchased by them for a Junior College soon to be built. Large shopping centers are not too far away. Freeways pass very close. The Mission Council was anx ious that Mrs. Hummel and I be the first residents of the Retire ment Apartments. While we have not expected to come here, the Lord indicated that we should. Our hearts are filled with praise to Him for His mercies. Because of serious heart trouble, I have not been able to render any public service for fifteen yeas, but there has been compensation in prayer, in personal ministry to others, and more recently in seeing God multiply these small things we have dedicated to Him. We have experienced the truth that “ it IS more blessed to give than to re ceive.”
Letyourheart chooseoneof these litleones
lisi Hyung Ok
#143 Dong Min
#248 Kim Hoon
#175 Jung Soo
#128 Yung Bok
#121 Yong Sik
#131 Num le
#94 Chang Moon
Survivors! Y es—from a heartless world o f abject pov erty, hunger, cold and loneliness. Where did they come from? Is it reaUy so important? Thank God they managed to survive until they reached a Compassion Home — and love! COMPASSION—an open door to hope! Here, thanks to the understanding and generosity o f thousands o f American sponsors, they receive adequate shelter, clothing and food in one o f Compassion’s 171 Homes. Under the supervision o f earnest Christians, they receive competent education for a decent future, professional medical care (it’s wonderful how they “ bounce back” ) and Bible instruction to assure them o f God’s love. You can set their destiny for life! Will you be a Compassion sponsor today? From the modest investment o f $10 a month, you ’ll receive the deep down joy o f sharing letters, photos and other re membrances with “ your” little boy or girl. Let your heart say “ I care” and choose one o f these little ones today.
#213 Jung Ja
#107 Yong Soo
DID YOU KNOW? COMPASSION . . . Cares for nearly 22,000 Korean children. Main tains 171 Homes (includes 11 homes for children of lepers; deaf, dumb, and blind children), supervised by Christian staff and directors. Provides more than 27,000,000 meals each year. Awarded highest recognition by the Korean government.
SOUVENIR GIFT TO NEW SPONSORS
Compassion will send a pair of lovely, colorful Korean Baby Shoes to each new sponsor.
#5 Woon Hang
LARGEST W ORK OF ITS KIND IN KOREA
Rev. Henry L. Harvey, Pres. □ Yes, with God's help, I want to sponsor a child for $10.00 a month. I enclose support for □ first month □ one year. I understand I may discontinue at any time. My choice is Number________. If this child has been chosen, please send case history and photo of child you select for me as soon as possible. I prefer □ boy □ girl, approx imately _____years of age. □ Please select a child for me and send particulars at once. □ Please send folder, “ Information About Sponsoring Korean Orphans." □ I cannot sponsor a child now, but want to help by giving $____________enclosed.
Interdenominational, Gov.-approved Non-profit Corporation— Est. 1952 Dept. K77 7774 Irving Park Rd., Chicago, III. 60634 Compassion of Canada Ltd., Box 880, Blenheim, Ontario Sponsorship or gifts tax-deductible.
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Dr. and Mrs. Karl Hummel
JULY, 1967
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