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eration for Christ can only result in a continuance of excessive juvenile crime. Deputy Inspector Conrad S. Jensen, w hose jurisdiction has included some of N ew Y o r k ’ s toughest neighbor­ hoods, offered three practical t h i n g s that might be done about j u v e n i l e crime: “(1) W e can admit that ju- Inspector Jensen venile crime is the result of the poor example set by adults; (2) As adults we can break with ‘accepted’ behav­ iour and begin to practice some ‘old- fashioned’ morality; and (3) When our youngsters get into trouble, we can stop making excuses for them and try to help them.” Dr. Robert A . Cook, president of the National Association of Evangelicals, recently stated that Americans need ligion.” Dr. Cook said he favors ex­ change of visits that can lead to a better understanding between people, but that “no one should be naive enough to believe that the Soviet government would permit these lead­ ers of the officially recognized church­ es to travel outside the Iron Curtain if it were not sure of their social and political views.” Dr. Cook Dick Rots, president of World Wide Pictures, will be the speaker at the closing banquet of a three-day school of evangelistic writing which will be conducted this summer under the sponsorship of DECISION magazine, monthly publication of The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. The purpose of the school is “to challenge young writers to express imaginative­ ly their basic loyalty to Jesus Christ, and to implement their desire to win others to Him through the finest pos­ sible use of literary media.” Appli­ cations may be obtained by writing to The Dean, School of Christian Writ­ ing, 1300 Hannon Place, Minneapolis 3, Minnesota. to take an objective look at the visit of 16 leading Russian churchmen to t h e United States “so that their presence among us will not cause us to think subconsciously that the Soviet govern­ ment h a s relaxed its opposition to re­

Annie Befhke ’19, pioneer missionary to the mountain folk of Kentucky, has gone home to be with the Lord. For over forty years she had endured the rigors of that difficult pioneer field. In spite of the early opposition of the people, she won their love and trust by her kindnesses and sacrificial service to them. The Kentucky Moun­ tain Mission was organized to support her after she was graduated from the Bible Institute. She retired from the field in 1958. Dr. Clyde W . Taylor, well - known evangelical missionary leader, h a s sounded a warning to the public against getting “bilked” by fake re-

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1i g i o u s charities. Serving as execu­ tive secretary of the Evangelical F o r ­ eign Missions As­ sociation, Dr. Tay­ lor urged an inves­ tigation of these or­ ganizations to see if they are reliable and ethical. Sev­ eral instances have

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been reported where self-seeking in­ dividuals have set up a missionary organization or religious charity to raise funds and then used them for their own advantage. Agencies which belong to either EFMA or the Inter­ denominational Foreign Missions As­ sociation are evangelical in charac­ ter and have the highest ethical standards. Wilbur Nelson, who is celebrating the 19th anniversary of his radio

b ro a d c a s t, “The M o rn in g Chapel Hour,” has organ­ ized the Metropoli­ tan Bible Church in Compton, Cali­ fornia. Services are being held in the Pathfinder C l u b Auditorium until a site is secured for the new church. It

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is expected that the formal organiza­ tion will be completed next month. Judge Edward J. Griffiths of Philadel­ phia states that he believes that youths who resort to violence in crime are generally devoid of all religious, ethical or moral principles. The rea­ son for such a situation is that the Christian community and church have failed to reach them or their parents with Christian ideals. He warned that our failure to reach this present gen­

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