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Who Will Stand In The Gap? W HEN WE LEARNED with sorrow of the death recently of an
tie one-year-old daughter, his par ents, brothers and s i s t e r s and friends, but also to the Mission. Trained Christian radio engineers are not easy to obtain, especially one qualified to operate the 10,000-watt transmitter of Radio Victoria which airs 36,000 Gospel programs annu ally. Prayer is asked for the griev ing loved ones and for the Mission. The Apostle Paul declared his “hope and expectation” to be that Christ should be magnified in his body “whether . . . by life or by dea t h” (Phil. 1:20). Certainly Charles Jobes glorified Him in his death. His sorrowing, but victori ous, wife tells of those last days: “He was anxious to be with the Lord and how could I be unhappy when the Lord finally said, ‘It’s time’ ? He showed great courage
other invaluable young missionary, Charles Jobes, 28-year-old chief engineer of Radio Victoria of The Evangelical Alliance Mission in the Netherlands Antilles, the words of the hymn immediately came to mind: “ They climbed the steep ascent to Heaven Through peril, toil and pain; O God, to us may grace be given To follow in their train!” It was reported to be an accidental death, but as we know there are no accidents with God so far as His own are concerned, we can only be lieve that for some unseen, loving purpose the Lord desired His faith ful servant to be taken Home. Six
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days before his death Charles was installing a ham radio antenna on the roof of his home when he fell nearly fifty feet to the ground, suf fering ten major breaks in his body. Every human effort was made to save his life. Fortunately competent medical help was available at a well- equipped Aruban hospital where he was rushed to be attended by an able Dutch physician. However, when grave complications set in, he was flown by Marine helicopter to a larger hospital on the island of Cu racao. There even the drastic ampu tation of his right leg failed to save his life and he died shortly after wards. Not only is Charles Jobes’ death an irreparable loss to his gifted wife Ruth, his three-year-old son, and lit-
and faith. He seldom slept day or night and spent most of the time praying, singing hymns or meditat ing with me on the Word. The Lord really gave him the needed grace to pass the week a shining testimony for the Lord. When told he would definitely lose the leg, he said to me afterward, ‘So what’s a leg?’ His own courage and trust in the Lord are what helped me to accept the in evitable. Already souls have been won as a result o f his death and only the Lord knows how many more have been brought closer to Him.” This should remind us again to pray without ceasing for the mis sionaries in all parts of the world. It is little enough for us to do when they so bravely labor on the firing line for God.
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