Africa Enterprise, the interdenomina tional team of young laymen from South Africa and North America, are continuing their first major project beyond the borders of South Africa. In response to an invitation from churches in Nairobi, Kenya, they are leading the Nairobi churches’ mission “Crossroads,” which finishes after Easter, 1969. Early in De cember the leader of the Africa Enter prise Team, MICHAEL CASSIDY, left to
assist with this program and to address a number of pastors' seminars. During the month of February a series of large meetings was arranged by the Nairobi churches. The speakers were Michael Cassidy (right) and FESTO KIVENGERE, of Uganda. Radio Station HCJB, in Quito, Ecua dor, recently celebrated its 37th anni versary. Highlighting the occasion was a three and one-half hour television pro gram on HCJB’s Channel 4 which fea tured high-ranking government and civic figures, musical groups and interviews with the station’s leaders. Other special observances included an extended radio presentation under the direction of HC JB ’s completely indigenous Spanish De partment. The ninth annual Graduate School lec tureship at Wheaton College in January had as its theme "Old Testament The ology and Eschatology.” DR. PIETER A. VERHOEF, professor of Old Testament at Stellenbosch Theological Seminary, Re public of South Africa, was the speaker. Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center has prepared brochures and ap plications for 1969 Student Summer Staff positions. According to REV. RICH ARD J. DOSKER, assistant director of the Mount Hermon Association, special ists are needed as senior counselors, as workers at waterfront, kitchen, fountain, day camp, youth direction, office, and recreation, as well as helpers in the food service, housekeeping, and grounds de partments. Counselors, who are confident Chris tians and have completed at least one year of college, will be needed for full- summer counseling ministries both at Redwood Camp and Ponderosa Lodge. Those interested should write to Rev. R. J. Dosker at Mount Hermon, Calif. 95041.
OK...here are some plain facts VThe Problem . . . dedicated young men are needed to present the claims of Jesus Christ . . . no question about this fact W he Need . . . there are thousands of empty pulpits, waiting for trained and concerned men . . . a staggering fact VThe Preparation . . . acknowledging the need and heeding the “ call” to serve, first means thorough preparation . . . a recognized fact VThe School . . . MBI offers a major* in pastoral studies that will lay the foundation and prepare a young man to face the problem . . . a satisfying fact ■^The Reward. . . a challenging Christian career, fulfilling Christ’s Great Command . . . that’s a fact M O R E F A C T S : *B y having 60 hours (two years) of acceptable credit in liberal arts, a young man can qualify for the B.A. degree. These 2 years, plus MBI’s 3 years of professional Bible study are the necessary founda tion for the future pastor. . . or for further training at seminary.
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