“ I can hear another sound.” This sound was farther away, and seemed to come out o f some tun nel. “ ------- P le e k ---------p le e k --------- pleek------- .” Duffy and Darla were frightened! A fter listening a little longer, Duffy finally whispered, “ It’s lonely and dark in here, Uncle Bill. I hear noises, but can’t see anything at all. May we please turn the lights back on ?” “ You may,” answered Uncle Bill, “ after I finish my story. What would you do i f the lights didn’t come back on and we were lost in this dark lonely cave?” “ Don’t say that!” exclaimed Darla. Uncle Bill continued his story. “ It certainly would be an awful thing to be lost in the dark, but do you know that many people are lost in the dark right now? The Bible says that everyone who is not a Christian is in darkness. They are lost, and the reason they are lost is because they don’t have Jesus in their hearts. God’s Word says that Jesus is the light o f the world. I f Jesus is in our hearts, we have a light, and we are no longer lost in darkness. Jesus can guide us at all times. “ Now we may turn on our lights,” he said. “ See how much better we feel.” Duffy and Darla quickly turned their lights on. “ Look !” shouted Duffy. “ That noise was only water falling from the r o o f!” “ Oh, Uncle B ill!” Darla ex claimed, “ we feel so much better with the lights o n !” “ Yes,” answered Uncle Bill, “ and every person feels so much better when he has Jesus in his heart.” Then he asked, “ Do you tell others about Jesus so they can have Him in their hearts, too?” “ God’s lesson fo r today taught us that we should,” answered Duffy. “ That’s right,” said Darla, “ and we will try to tell more friends about Jesus so they won’t be lost!” *Next month: Bats by Razor Blade Rock DU
Howcan yousay“NO” to a needy orphan?
The hearts o f thousands o f destitute little Asian orphans are shattered by the crushing loss o f their parents. They plead with orphanage workers, “ Why can’t I have an American ‘mommy’ and ‘daddy’? ” They are hungry for Christian love and care—and an opportunity to become useful citizens. YOU CAN SAY, “ YES, I CARE!” . . . by becoming a sponsor o f one o f these little ones for $10 a month . . . a mere 10fS a meal. This modest in vestment in a life provides shelter, food, clothing, medical service and other necessities under the super vision of earnest Christian workers who care. Hungry, homeless children—shivering in their rags —areconstantly being roundedup by police and brought to our orphanages. But, only as we can provide for those unsponsored children now in our Compassion Homes can we accept more orphans. You will get orphanage picture and history; life story, picture, and address of the orphan you select. You can write or send parcels as you wish. Replies are prompt, in English. Sponsors are THRILLED with this personal contact. Many new sponsors are des perately needed. Won’t you do what your compassionate heart tells you and help NOW! Select your own orphan from
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Cares for nearly 22,000 Korean children. Maintains 171 Homes (including 11 homes for children of lepers; deaf, dumb, and blind children) supervised by Christian staff and directors. Provides more than 27,000,000 meals each year. Awarded highest recognition by the Korean government.
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Rev. Henry L. Harvey, Pres. □ Yes, with God’s help, I want to sponsor a child for $10.00 a month. I enclose support for □ first month □ one year. I understand I may discontinue at any time. My choice is Number_______ . If this child has been chosen, please send case history and photo of child you select for me as soon as possible. I prefer □ boy □ girl, approx imately ____ years of age. □ Please select a child for me and send particulars at once. □ Please send folder, "Information About Sponsoring Korean Orphans." □ I cannot sponsor a child now, but want to help by giving $___________ enclosed. Sponsorship or gifts tax-deductible.
Est. 1952— Rev. Everett F. Swanson, Founder An Interdenominational, Gov.-approved Non-profit Corporation Dept. K28 7774 Irving Park Rd., Chicago, III. 60634 Canadian residents write:Compassion, Inc., Box 880, Blenheim, Ont.
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