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In 1930! A Larger, Sprightlier, more Constructively Helpful Bible Magazine for the Christian home than ever— to feature: New Departments— Survey of Current Religious Thought Activities in Missionary Lands Enlarged Sunday School De partment— For Bible Class Leaders and Members, Junior Grades, etc. Helpful, Pointed Paragraphs— Christian Endeavor Topics, Bi ble Readings, Heart to Heart Talks with Young Readers, etc. Contributions from Writers of National N o t e , authorities in their specialized fields— includ ing among others: Rev. Mark A. Matthews, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Seattle. P. W . Philpott, D.D., Pastor, Church of the Open Door, Los Angeles. B. B. Sutcliffe, D.D., Pastor, Calvary Presbyterian Church, Portland, Ore. J. O. Buswell, D.D., President, Whea ton College, Wheaton, Illinois. J. A. Huffman, D.D., Dean of Marion Theological Seminary, Marion, In diana. Rev. R. H. Glover, M.D., Home Di rector, China Inland Mission, Phila delphia, Pa.
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