King's Business - 1936-11

T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S

November, 1936

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sands of dollars laid before his employer the company’s annual financial report. The merchant had known for a long time just how it would look. “A bad year, sir,” the young man said in an effort to speak comfortingly, “but business will surely mount before long.” In silence, the merchant scanned the sheet. Vast losses were tabulated, and the gains were small. It appeared that, for him, bankruptcy was imminent. When at last he spoke,, his voice was low and steady. “It has been a good year, John—in spite of everything. I think it is the best year I have ever had. Every one of those fig­ ures ‘in the red’ represents hours of agony, and prayer. Those experiences have made me rich in hope—so rich that I cannot despair over, any other loss. The future looks bright to me, for God has said that ‘no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly.’ ” “May I tell you, sir,” the secretary re­ marked, .“that it was your steadiness under testing that made me long to know Christ, as you know him. I agree with you, sir; it has been a good year.”— S elected . Winona Lake School Progresses The unique Winona Lake School of Theology, which is conducted during the summer only, announces an expanded cur­ riculum for 1937. Courses for credit to­ ward regular theological degrees will in­ clude a department in sacred music which will be conducted by Rollin Pease of the University of Arizona. In addition to W. E. Biederwolf, President of the School, and J. A. Huffman, Dean, the faculty will con­ sist of outstanding Christian teachers and authors. July 7 to August 11 have been set as the dates for the 1937 session. By March 1 a prospectus will be ready which may be secured from J. A. Huffman, Marion, Ind. Who W ill Go? From the Sudan Interior Mission comes a call for forty-four workers who can im­ mediately prepare to occupy a hitherto un­ opened Moslem area in Nigeria, West Africa. The government and the native rulers have asked the mission to take over five leper camps of one thousand persons each, necessitating the prompt enlistment of four doctors and ten nurses, in addition to other regular missionaries. The appeal is miraculous, for the provinces thus inviting entrance have been among those most op­ posed to the gospel witness. In addition to this offer, five hundred acres of land for the leper colonies and a special site for the missionaries’ home have been donated by the native government, with the full ap­ proval of the British resident. What an opportunity for gospel work! Dr. A. P. Stirrett, the beloved veteran and pioneer of the Sudan Interior Mission, is now on the Pacific Coast, giving the challenge of this pioneer work to young people who are eager to invest their lives in fruitful service for Christ in heathen Nigeria. Dr. Ralph Hooper of Ethiopia, and Thomas TitCombe of Nigeria are also presenting the need of field workers and willing home helpers for this Christless but open field of testimony.

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