King's Business - 1966-06

ThisChildShowstheFaceofTroubledAsia!

\ PEOPLE (continued Harold Lovestrand, missionary of The Evangelical Alliance M ission to West Irian, was released March 23 by the Indonesian authorities in Djakarta after being held since early August, 1965. Mr. Lovestrand, to­ gether with his wife and four chil­ dren, were ordered “ deported” by the Indonesian authorities as a climax to a long period of frustrating nego­ tiations, during which time the au­ thorities sought evidence of some complicity on the’ part of Mr. Love­ strand in a native uprising in Mano- kwari. No formal charges were ever filed, and was proven that the sus­ picion of the authorities were un­ founded. During his detention, Mr. Lovestrand became seriously ill with malaria, and just as the crisis was reached, the American authorities succeeded in having him moved to a military hospital where he could re­ receive medical treatment and where his family could visit him. The Love- strands are now located temporarily at the Faith Academy, Manila, Philippines. Dean A . Dalton, di­ tising promotion, educational and personal service, Teach Magazine, audio-visual development and con­ sumer research. Jack Houston has joined the staff of Scripture Press Publications as managing editor of Power Life (formerly Teen Power). He replaces Ted Miller who has become editor of the Christian Reader, published by Tyndale House Publishers of Whea­ ton, Illinois. Before joining the edi­ torial department of Scripture Press, Mr. Houston served as publicity manager of Moody Bible Institute and has written several fiction stories and non-fiction articles published by religious and secular publications. William B. Eerdmans, Sr., founder and chairman of the William B. Eerd­ mans Publishing Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan, went to be with the Lord on April 12, 1966. Dr. Clyde M. Narramore, president of the Narramore Christian Foundation of Pasadena, California, has an­ nounced the moving of their offices into the newly-constructed Interna­ tional Headquarters B u ild in g in Rosemead, California. Mr. Dalton re c to r o f Gospel Light Publications Education Services Department, has been named to head the new Education and In fo rm a tion Division. Mr. Dal­ ton will direct Gos­ pel Light’s adver­ fipDjrÇJT' X f Æ Ê

Omo «he wa« somebody’« little g irl. . • Now she's just a Lonely Orphan pleading for a Sponsor! As with thousands of other children in this tormented part of the world, she knows the deep tragedy of being a castaway. She’s found

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