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June 23, pilot John Harverson reported difficult weather conditions in the area of his intended landing at 01- sovip. Both Department of Civil Aviation and Australian M.A.F. offi­ cials concluded that Harverson and his passengers lost their lives in a weather accident. John Harverson, a second genera­ tion missionary, is survived by his wife Joan and two children, Ruth, 3; and Peter, 2. The family went to New Guinea in June 1966. This fatal accident is the third in the 22nd year, 30-millionth mile his­ tory of specialist-operated “ bush” lifelines for missionaries, and is the first involving a passenger fatality. Both of the others occurred within a 250 mile radius of the present inci­ dent. Weather was also presumed to be a major factor in the earlier 1951 and 1955 accidents. Rev. Lawrence E. Pearson, of Oak Park, Illinois, has been named director of the extension and church relations department of Moody Bible Institute. He succeeds the Rev. C. B. Nordland who is retiring this September. Mr. Pearson has been pastor of Judson Baptist Church o f Oak Park since 1962. Other pastorates include the Norwood Park Baptist Church, assis­ tant pastor of Lorimer Memorial Baptist Church, Chicago, and student pastor of Lombard Bible Church, Lombard, Illinois. A graduate of Moody Bible Insti­ tute, Mr. Pearson is a former facul­ ty member. He taught Bible and theology at the school for seven years. He has also served as presi­ dent and executive secretary of the school’s alumni association. Family Films of Hollywood, Califor­ nia has released an unusual comedy church film entitled, “Charlie Church­ man and the Teenage Masquerade.” The 20-minute black and white sound motion picture seeks to “ take off the ‘masks’ of formalism and stuffiness that often hamper effectiveness in church programs.” Mr. Mel White, the film’s author-director, states the pur­ pose of the film is to furnish a re­ minder of the hypocrisy which one can knowingly or unknowingly wear in the normal routine of life. He de­ clares, “ Being honest with each other and with God is only a beginning, but it is a beginning.”

Rev. Einar Ander- *on, author of the book I Was A Mor­ mon, has completed a two-and-one-half m onth ’ s ministry in Europe. He is affiliated with Dr. Jack MacArthur of the “Voice of Calvary”

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Rev. Anderson radio-TV ministiy. His trip overseas was sponsored by the Scottish Reformation Society of Edinburgh. Dr. Eugene R. Bertermann, president of the National Religious Broadcast­ ers, announced an organizational con­ vention, October 16 and 17 at Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, to create a new Midwest Chapter. Dr. Malcolm Cronk will be featured speaker. NRB, an organization composed of ap­ proximately 200 Gospel broadcasters, will celebrate its 25th Anniversary, January 22-25 in Washington, D.C. As a part of its Quarter Century Crusade, the new NRB division will be formed, consisting of midwest area Christian radio stations and program producers. The Western Chapter of NRB was formed several years ago with Dr. William Robert* of FEBC as current president. The Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society recently named Dr. Herbert S. Anderson, of Portland, Ore­ gon, as General Director. Dr. Ander­ son was elected to this position at the 24th annual Conservative Bap­ tist Fellowship in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Anderson will leave the pas­ torate of Hinson Memorial Baptist Church this fall to join the CBFMS staff in Wheaton, Illinois. The CBF­ MS general director carries admin­ istrative re sp o n s ib ilitie s of the Wheaton office staff and frequently presents the work of the mission society to interested churches and groups. The CBFMS supports over 460 missionaries in 18 countries of Eu­ rope, Asia, South America, and Afri­ ca. As part of his job, Dr. Anderson will occasionally visit the mission­ aries and counsel with them regard­ ing their work. Missionary Aviation Fellowship reports that search has been discontinued for an Australian MAF airplane with two native Bible school passengers aboard. In his final radio message on

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