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Rachel T . Seiver, ’25, American Mission, Fayoum, Egypt, who with another worker had the privilege of journeying to the British Isles and attending the Keswick Conference last summer, writes that upon her return and her report of blessings described by missionaries from other regions, the pastors and church members in her dis trict expressed a desire to pray for revival in their own work. Newton A. and Mrs. Kapp (Doris B. Blackwell, ’31), members of the Sudan In terior Mission, planned to sail on March 24 from New York, leaving England on April 9 for Egypt in order that Mr. Kapp might have three months of further study in Arabic at Cairo. In July they expect to return to England to take a boat for Nigeria, going on through Nigeria to the French Sudan where they have been desig nated for work. Bom T o Herbert and Mrs. Eby (Verna Remple, ’29), a daughter, Marianne Elaine, March 19, Portland, Ore. T o Marion and Mrs. Gregg (Martha Kopp, ’31), a daughter, Beth Susan, March 5, Corvallis, Mont. T o James N. and Mrs. Hardie (Martha Low ), a son, Norman Arthur, March 25, Santa Cruz, Calif. T o Ivan ( ’24) and Mrs, Peterson, a daughter, Nancy Ruth, April 3, Strathmore, Calif. T o Daniel T . ( ’34) and Mrs. Schirmer (Amy Talas, ’36), ,a daughter, Ruth Steb- ben, March 14, Hotevilla, Ariz. T o Jack and Mrs. Wiens (Susie W il lems, ’32), a daughter, Lorraine Marie, Jan. 3, Hanford, Calif. T o D. T . and Mrs. Wright (Frances Elliott), a daughter, Heather Ruth, and a son, Kenneth Graham, March 29, Port Elizabeth, S. Africa. Married Eldon Johnson and Opal Sherier, ’37, March 25, Los Angeles, Calif. EVANGELISTIC NOTICES L eonard E ilers (Biola ’30), 124 N. Flor ence St., Burbank, Calif., known as the “ Cowboy Evangelist,” held a “Round-Up for G od” from March 20 to April 3 in the First Baptist Church of Lindsay, Calif. Attendance was the largest in the history of the church, and loud speakers were used in the basement for those who could not get into the crowded main auditorium. Many young people were present, and many deci sions were made for the Lord. Mr. Eilers scheduled further meetings as follow s: April 6 to 17— Florence Avenue Baptist Church, Los Angeles, Calif., April 24 to May 8— Methodist Church South, ¡Maxwell, Calif., and May 15 to 29—Methodist Church South, Yuba City, Calif. T he F arrar E vangelistic P artv , 153 Institute Place, Chicago, 111., “ Sharers of Good News,” have been blessed abundantly- in their ministry during this year. They have conducted campaigns in Kalamazoo, Mich., and in St. Paul, Minn. They rejoice in the manifestation of the Holy Spirit’s
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working in these last days. Many souls have found the Lord in salvation and full sur render, while others have yielded their lives to Him for full-time service. If the Lord tarry, the party will continue their work in various cities in Minnesota through out the summer months. The Hammond Electric Organ has proved an attraction in the nightly services. Helen Griggs continues as organist for the party. E vangelist C arl C. H arwood , 412 Ulysses St., Los Angeles, Calif., and John Drawz closed a two-weeks’ union meeting at Cashmere, Wash., on March 27, with 171 decisions to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour. They held meetings early in April in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the Bethel Baptist Church. Their later schedule has been announced as follows: April 24 to May 8—Albany, Ore.; May 15 to 29— Sand Point, Ida.; June 5 to 19—Holyoke, Colo.; July—Yakima, Wash.; August 14 to 28— Escondido, Calif.; September 18 to October 2—Redding, Calif.; October 16 to 30— Struthers, Ohio, and November—Ohio and Pennsylvania. O scar L owry , 153 Institute Place, Chi cago, 111., was scheduled to conduct an evangelistic campaign under the auspices of the Christian Business Men’s Committee of Chicago, opening March 21 in the Grand Opera House, 121 N. Clark St., Chicago. The Committee has arranged for the broad casting of the services over WJJD, 1130 kilocycles from 12:15 to 1:00 p . m ., Central Standard Time. I rwin A. M oon , presenting his “ Sermons from Science” with the slogan, “ First Cen tury Gospel—Twentieth Century Illustra tion,” made an extended tour of Pacific Coast cities in February and March, holding meetings in Ceres, Pacific Grove, and Berkeley, in California, and in Eugene, Salem, and Corvallis, in Oregon. Along the way, he had opportunities to speak in public- school assemblies on an average of three times each week. Mr. Moon uses numerous kinds of scientific apparatus to give unique
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