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Iowa C h r i s t i a n F u n d a m e n t a l s A s s o c i a t i o n
President, Rev. David Alexander Grundy Center, Iowa - ist Vice Pres. Rev. W. P. Fink
Gen. Sec’y, A. C. Huston I . . Carlisle, Iowa
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- Winterset, Iowa - Treasurer, Mr. E. M. Pyle
Bible Study Secretary, Miss Elin Falk 1607 E. Ninth St., Des Mo.nes, la.
Earlham, Iowa
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and Vice Pres. B. W. Woodrow Conference Sec’y, Mr. John Dunkerton Editor, Dr. T. F. Ccoke Newton, Iowa 915 4 'cth Place, Des Moines, la. 704 Kellogg Ave., Ames, la.
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Iowa Fundamentalists will be inter ested in knowing that Pastor L. E. Brough, formerly of Maquoketa, Iowa, but now of Anoka, Minn., held a well attended Prophetic Bible Conference in that city during the month of July. Bro. Brough was assisted by Pastors John Milton of Anoka, E. W. Vdlken- ant of Florida, and W. G. Asher of St. Cloud, Minn. Such themes as: “The Power and Coming of' our Lord” ; “Meeting the King at His Coming” ; “The Second Coming: Literal or Spir itual?” “The End of the Present Age” ; and others of like nature were consid ered. Such conference's are not only informational, but inspirational as well, and it would be splendid if e.very pastor in the nation who believes in the fundamentals of the faith would put on at least one each year. ,
Rev. Robert D . Kinney of Eldora, Iowa, Is setting a good example in the above direction. He is now planning the third Bible conference in nine months for his church, with Henry Ostrom of the. Moody Bible Institute Extension Department as the teacher. Pastor Kinney’s church, has been greatly blessed and strengthened by these conferences. Rev. W. L. Cain, for the past five’ years pastor of the Presbyterian church of Creston, Iowa, and a former presi dent of the Des Moines Bible .Associa tion, has accepted a pastorate in Min nesota, but we are not in possession of the name of the city. * * * He Hs The passing of the Hon. William Jennings Bryan recalls to Iowa Fun damentalists his appearance at the Coliseum in Des Moines two years ago under the auspices of the Des Moines Bible Association, when he gave his great lecture on “Evolution and the Bible” to an audience of over eight thousand people. We cannot hut thank God for Mr. Bryan’s consistent defense of the, inspired Word of God, and earnestly pray that other men of his caliber may be raised up to carry on the fight against rationalism in the pulpit and evolution in the schools. Rev. R. Bultema of Muskegon, Mich., assisted by the pastor of the United Presbyterian church at Boyden, la.,- and two brethren from Muskegon, held Maranatha Conferences in Boy den, Hull, Sheldon, and Orange City, la., during July. These are men filled with the Spirit, and zealous for the Word, and for the near return of our blessed Lord. The meetings were largely among pur Holland brethren, and were partly in the Dutch, and partly in the English language. •!• H® % sfs tfc As was noted in last month’s items, Rev. David Alexander o f Grundy Cen ter, Iowa, is planning an eight-day conference in January, 1926, and ex pects to have Leon Tucker and his Christian Workers Wanted To d istrib u te religious lite ra tu re in their own comm unities. Big pay. E xperience not required. S pare tim e can be used. W rite for special term s a n d te rrito ry . U niversal Bible H ouse, D ept. 299, Philadelphia.
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