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June 1926

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speak at the regular monthly meet­ ing of the Southern California Pre- mlllennial Association, 3:00 P. M., Monday, July 19, in the Bible Insti­ tute Auditorium; and, thereafter, in many of the churches in Los Angeles and nearby towns. Dr. Carter is accompanied by Mrs Carter, who is also a most acceptable speaker. Pray that these dear servants o f'th e Lord may have a blessed and fruitful ministry. m WHEATON COLLEGE CHOOSES A SUCCESSOR TO PRESIDENT BLANCHARD The Board of Trustees of Wheaton College on March 3rd, 1926, unani­ mously elected Rev. James Oliver Bus- well, Jr., as President to succeed its late and beloved president, Charles Albert Blanchard. James Oliver Buswell, Jr., was born in January, 1895, as the son of Rev. James Oliver Buswell, a Presbyterian minister well known in the north cen­ tral states as a staunch defender of the “ faith once for all delivered to the saints,” particularly for his success­ ful pastorate at the Stewart Memorial Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis, Minn. Having throughout his life held strictly to the “ fundamentals of the faith,” Mr. Buswell’s training has es­ pecially equipped him for a teaching ministry that will safeguard the faith of students. During the world war he enlisted as chaplain in the 140th Infantry, 35th Division, and served thirteen months in France, his regiment participating in the famous Argonne drive in which he suffered wounds. Many will re­ member the articles concerning his service in France which appeared in The Sunday School Times in 1918. Following the war Mr. Buswell was pastor of Perseverance Presbyterian Church, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for three years. After some additional work in college he became pastor of Grace Reformed Church, Brooklyn, New York, where he closed his fourth year of service on Sunday, March 28th. Mr. Buswell will be in demand on the Bible Conference platform. He speaks clearly, logically, and with the convictions of his message. While conducting the week of evangelistic services in College Church, Wheaton, at the opening of the second semester this past February, he won many friends by his strength and earnest­ ness. A Bible Conference will t»e held at Twin Lakes Mission, Santa Cruz, Cal., July 28 to August 8, 1926. The principal speakers will be Dr. I. R. Dean of Los Angeles, and Rev. J. A. Youngberg of San Diego. For programs and other informa­ tion address Rev. R. C. Fenner, 15 Lee Street, Santa Cruz, Calif. ■Al L, §l§

very prominent, influential and edu­ cated Jewish people have been inter­ viewed, which interviews promise to bring' good results. Pray All the workers earnestly request everyone who is interested in the "chosen people” to pray for every phase of the work. But we would not forget to ask everyone to pray for the work in other cities: Portland, Seattle, St. Louis, Chicago, Grand Rapids, De­ troit, Cleveland, Pittsburg, New York, Baltimore, Newark, and in Central Europe, Haifa, and Jerusalem. In or­ der that one may pray intelligently for the work the department will gladly mail a prayer sheet upon request, weekly. ÈÉ Ü! WINONA LAKE BIBLE SCHOOL OP THEOLOGY Will be held at Winona Lake, In­ diana, during July and August. Dean W. E. Biederwolf advises that they are making an unusually strong effort this year to make this session the best in its brief but unusually successful his­ tory. The School was organized but three years ago, but in that time the attend­ ance has almost doubled. It is de­ signed especially for ministers, but ethers are admitted to its sessions. A splendid faculty has been ¡selected consisting of such men as Dr. Leander S. Keyser, of Hamma Divinity School, Prof. Melvin Grove Kyle, of Xenia Theological Seminary, and others equally as well known and evangelical. Winona Lake Bible School of Theol­ ogy stands especially and perhaps is the only school which has for its ex­ press purpose the emphasizing and de­ fending of the particular doctrines which are being attacked today by the Modernists, in an effort to stay some­ what the subtle influences which are insinuating themselves into so many of the schools and pulpits of our land. Further information may be had from Rev. W. E. Biederwolf, Winona Lake, Indiana. .4*4. m DR. ARTHUR H. CARTER ON THE PACIFIC COAST Announcement was made ■ in the April number of the coming visit to the Pacific Coast of Dr. Arthur H. Carter, noted British Fundamentalist pastor, author, and Editor of “ The Bible Witness,” and his full American itinerary given; but we are again call­ ing the matter to the attention of The King’s Business Family and re­ minding them that from June 4 to 13, Dr. Carter may be reached care of Gos­ pel center, 4000 Washington Blvd., St. Louis, Mo.; June 14 to 18, care Omaha Bible Institute, Omaha, Nebraska; June 20 to July 12, care First Baptist Church, Minneapolis, Minn.; July 12, until the latter part of September, care Bible Institute of Los Angeles. He is a strong, virile preacher and teacher of the Word, and will be glad to re­ spond, as far as possible, to any calls for service while in this country. Friends in Los Angeles and vicinity will be glad to know that he is to

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