Retirement w ith a Christian Atmosphere
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Phoenix, Arizona
It was in 1957 that a minister chal lenged a Christian businessman, Clar- enc'e Wheeler, with the suggestion, “Phoenix needs a retirement center for evangelicals.” At personal sacri fice, Mr. Wheeler founded Sharon Gardens which adjoins the Arizona Bible Institute Campus, 3025 West McDowell Road, in “The Valley of the Sun.” A visit to the ten-acre, beautifully- landscaped Christian center introduc es one to retired missionaries, pastors, teachers, and others from various walks of life. Facilities include houses, bungalows, duplexes and apartments in the attractive two-story King David Court. Some are completely furnished. With the Bible Institute of Los An geles, Inc. now responsible for A.B.I., it will also be operating Sharon Gardens. All facilities are air-condi tioned for both winter and summer. An attractive building is provided for inspirational meetings and commu-
Mr. Clarence Wheeler (left), talks with Mr. Roy Yoder, retired Belgian Congo missionary. nity projects. Within the Phoenix city limits, facilities are available for lease or purchase. “Life care” plans are now being studied by the Biola ad ministration.
Offices of the Berean Mission are located in Sharon Mr. Wheeler and Mrs. Marie Fick Gardens. On left is Mrs. Beulah Amy who translated the New Testament while in the Congo. Miss Amanda Johnson is on the right!
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