King's Business - 1967-12

p ra y fo r the unsaved. Grandm other whispered to Butchie, “ W ou ld you like to go to the a lta r w ith me?” “ N o ” he replied, “ I ’m not a C hristian, I ’m a B a p tis t!” (E ditor ’ s N ote : Butchie is now 21 and serving his country in V ie t N am . Re­ member him in yo u r p rayers as you p ra y fo r yo u r servicemen this C h rist­ m as.) Welcome w ords! B eautiful w o r d s w ith music and laughter tucked in each letter! Home for Christmas! A daughter home fro m a fa r-a w a y college. A hus­ band and father home fro m a bare hos­ pital room. A w e a ry son home fro m the g rim re a lity of w a r. Hom e fro m clang­ in g cities, fro m quiet villages, from crowded apartm ents, home a fter months — perhaps years — of fa m ily separa­ tion. Home for Christmas! Hom e to w a rm embraces and hap p y greetings and a sudden ridiculous joke to hide a b lu r of tears. Hom e to the footsteps of chil­ dren a t the door. Hom e to love and friendship and a thousand small joys. Home for Christmas! Hom e to a clut­ tered kitchen where the kettle sings and coffee steams and the oven groans. Hom e to the spicy arom a of pum pkin pies and f ru it cake and ro w a fte r ro w of b uttery Christm as cookies. Home for Christmas! Hom e to a ta ll, tinseled tree sheltering m ysterious gifts — ga ily, beautifully wrapped. Hom e to crackling logs . . . candle glow . . . red flowers in a w hite bowl . . . an angel w ith gold wings. Hom e to carols and the fa m ilia r Christm as S to ry — old, yet alw ays am azingly new. Home for Christmas! Hom e to the tarnished decorations hu n g fro m posts in the center of town. Hom e to greet the paper boy, the m ailm an, the neigh­ bors down the street. Hom e to answer a telephone call, to w rite a note to one who couldn’t go home. Hom e to spend an hour w ith a dear child of God who w ill be eighty years old on Christm as Day. Home for Christmas! Hom e to a white-steepled church w here children w ith glo w ing faces retell the story of One S hining Star. Hom e to the swell­ in g crescendos of a majestic organ and a vested ehoir. Home for Christmas! Hom e to think. Hom e to thank. Hom e to kneel alone by a w arm -blanketed bed weeping fo r the thousands who have no place to call home. T h e lonely. Th e frightened. Th e confused. Th e h u n g ry— always, always hungry. Home for Christmas! Hom e to look w ith deep gratitude into the lo vin g face of the S aviour who came to earth al­ most two thousand years ago to make H is home in the hearts of all men. Home for Christmas — "I'L L BE HOME FOR CHR ISTMAS . . ."

Pastor,mucaiDiuH marusefulnes

Sent by Mrs. George Sharp Torrance, California

P A S T O R ’ S S T U D Y

. . . a talented performer, experi­ enced in dramatics, as a composer, pianist-vocalist, and as a recording artist, Joyce Landorf also finds com­ plete satisfaction in her role as an enterprising housekeeper, mother, and wife of a successful business­ man.

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You give y o u rs e lf ^ around the clock. But the

problems people bring to you be­ come Increasingly more complex. You try to pick up the pieces of broken relationships. You recognize loneliness . .. depression . . . incom­ patibility . . . sexual problems . . . financial binds ... rebellious children . .. alcoholism . .. breakdowns. You know the value of listening, the power of the personal touch, the heal­ ing of Christian love. But you wish for increased skill in pointing the way to specific solutions. You’d like more pro­ fessional know-how as you counsel. We can help you consider the prob­ lems of your people from three basic aspects: the spiritual, the emotional and the physiological. That’s why we’re here. We take your problems seriously. This is our calling. Week after week we deal with hun­ dreds of human problems that keep people from living freely. Our staff of 16 Christian psychologists and profes­ sional counselors plus our medical doctor represents quality hel p for you. Let us multiply your usefulness. Four times a year we offer a month of intensive training in Christ-centered professional counseling at our new in­ ternational headquarters. Pastors and missionaries from 20 states and six foreign countries took the training in 1967. As a resulttheir ministries have been greatly enriched. You, too, can multiply your usefulness. Write today for information.

You'll enjoy sharing a few moments daily with Joyce as she opens her notebook to . , . Household tips . . , Favorite Recipes . . . Children , . . Inspirational verse . . . and, of course, MUSIC. LISTEN TO "HERE'S JOYCE" Monday through Fridays Los Angeles 11:45 A M KBBI 107.5 San Diego 10:15 A M KBBW 102.9

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DECEMBER, 1967

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