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tion of God as Lord and Master. And this is exactly what was given. “As captain of the host of the Lord am I now come.” He was there not merely to assist Israel against the Canaanites, not simply to second Josh ua’s efforts, but also to take charge, to assume full command, to be Captain, Mas ter, Lord. The practical power of this truth is evident. It is the secret of peace in Christian experience, and o f ever-increas ing peace in proportion as the lordship of Christ is realized. —W . H. G riffith T h o m a s . Evangelistic Notices [Continued from page 240] June 13 to July 1—First Baptist Church, Des Moines, la. July 8 to 22—Fifteen Baptist churches uniting in a county-wide meeting, Minden, La. July 29 to Aug. 12—First Baptist Church, Shreveport, La. Aug. 19 to Sept. 2—Southgate, Calif. Sept. 9 to 23—A city-wide cooperative meeting in the high school auditorium, A l hambra, Calif. Bible Conferences May 27 to June 3—Sperry Chambers Conference, San Diego, Calif. May 27 to Sept. 3—Mount Hermon Sum mer Program, Mount Hermon, Calif. Among other features are the following: Federate School of Missions, June 16 to 24;' Young People’s Week o f the M. E. Church South, June 25 to July. 1; Mount Hermon Association Young People’s Week, July 16 to 22; Brethren Conference, July 20 to 27; Ministers’ Week, Aug. 5 to 12; Independent Baptist Conference, August 6 to 12. Speakers include Bishop Arthur T. Moore, of the Methodist Church, South; Dr. Cortland Myers, o f Los Angeles; Dr. Robert C. McQuilkin, President of Colum bia Bible College, Columbia, S. C .; Dr. Charles G. Trumbull, Editor of the Sunday School Times; and others. For informa tion, address Rev. F. W . Russell, D. D., Mount Hermon, Calif. July 13 to 22—Annual Bible Conference of Brethren Churches of Southern Califor nia, held in the First Brethren Church of Long Beach. Besides the pasjor, Dr. Louis S. Bauman, the list o f expected speakers includes Miss Constance Brandon, Interna tional Secretary, World Dominion Move ment; Dr. Charles E. Hurlburt; Dr. Cort land Myers; Dr. Charles G. Trumbull; and Rev. James Worboys, o f Australia. June 18 to 30—-Central Keswick Confer ence, Ivanhoe Temple, Kansas City, Mo. 1 he speakers include Dr. Robert G. Lee, pastor of Bellvue Baptist Church, Memphis, Tenn.; Dr. Norman B. Harrison, pastor of Oliver Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis, Minn.; Dr. Harry A. Ironside, pastor of Moody Memorial Church, Chicago, 111.; Dr. Charles J. Rolls; formerly o f New Zealand; Dr. B. B. Sutcliffe, Bible teacher; Dr. Charles G. Trumbull; and others. In vitations have been sent to 15,800 churches. For information, write Dr. Walter L. W il son, 426 Gladstone Blvd., Kansas City, Mo. July 23 to Aug. 5—Lake Samamish Con ference, Seattle, Wash. For information, write Evangelist Joseph T. Larson, 503 N. 50th Ave., Seattle, Wash. July 24 to Aug. 3—Lake Whatcom Bible and Missionary Conference, “ The Firs,” 139 Cable St., Bellingham, Wash. Rev. Jack Mitchell, Dr. W . R. Newell, and Dr. Georgia B. Sattler are among the an nounced speakers.
Still while watching and while listening, work for Me with all your might, Thus you’ll prove that well you love Me, and to serve Me you delight. —A. E. R. JULY 31 Recognizing the Lordship of Christ “A s captain o f the host of the Lord am l now come” (Josh. 5:14). Israel had been redeemed; and, after the long wanderings and backsliding of the wil derness-life, was' again in covenant with God on redemption ground. The ordinances o f the covenant were once more fulfilled and the old position resumed. What was now needed ? They required a new revela tion, a new and distinct lesson, a fresh and definite step. But what was this ? Not the revelation o f God as Redeemer; they had that in Egypt. It was not the revelation of God as Teacher; they had that at Sinai. What was really necessary was the revela- A re Y ou P ray in g for RUSSIA? If so, we say, “ It is very good.” If not, we say, “ Begin to pray.” A great spiritual battle is fought between atheism and religion in Russia. The vanguard of the army of Christ is the All Russian Evangelical Christian Union, consisting of thousands of churches and groups preaching the gos pel not so much from the pulpits as in prisons. We are only the representative body in America of the All Russian Evangelical Christian Union. The Work of the Union: (1) It takes care of missionaries, preach ers, and generally of Christians suf fering from persecution and phys ical famine. (2) It takes care of millions of Russians outside of Russia, who suffer. from the spiritual famine, by publishing and spreading among them Bibles, New Testaments and evangelistic literature. Dear Reader: No other, organization In Amer ica does such a unique work of evangelization for the Russian people. This work needs your prayer and your help. Your help through us can reach brethren suffering in exile. - Do not fail to help. Do you want to have unique and most complete information about the evangelical movement in Russia? Send for a book: “ In the Cauldron of Russia." It has 270 nages,. 23 pictures, illus trating the life of Christians. Its price is only $1.50. All the proceeds go to the needs of the missions. The Christian Herald says: “ It is ncft merely another book about Russia. It is like a chap ter from the Book of Acts.” The best comments of the Sunday School Times, Evangelical Christian, Christian Evangelist and others. The best picture of the spiritual life in Russia, together with autobiography of the Founder of the All Russian Evangelical Chris tian Union. All Russian Evangelical Christian Union, 156 Filth Ave., New York I want to help in the. relief of Russian Christians, and to assist the missionary 'work of the Union there. Enclosed is $........................................ Name.......... ...................................................................... Address................................................................................. City....................................................................................... Please send me...................... copies of “ In the Cauldron of Russia,” for which $1.50 a copy is- en closed. Also enclosed is 50 cents for a year's sub scription to “ The Gospel in Russia.” Name................................................................................... Address............ ......................................................... C ity ........................... ........................................................ All Russian Evangelical Christian Union, 156 Fifth Ave., New York
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