King's Business - 1919-03

Bible Institute ofLosAngeles (IN CO R PO R A T ED ) LO S A N G E L E S , C A L IFO R N IA , U . S. A . Free T raining School for Christian Workers

DIRECTORS

R. A. Torrey, vice-president Leon V. Shaw, treasurer W illiam Evans J. O. Smith

Lym an Stew art, president J. M. Irvine, secretary T. C. H orton, superintendent H . A. Getz

N athan Newby

DOCTRINAL STATEMENT

Church as expressed in the Common Creed The N ecessity of the New B irth. The M aintenance of Good W orks. The Second Coming of Christ. The Im m ortality of the Spirit. The R esurrection of the Body. The Life Everlasting of Believers. The Endless Punishm ent df the Im penitent. The R eality and Personality of Satan.

W e hold to the H istoric Faith of the of Evangelical Christendom ana including: T he T rinity of the Godhead. The D eity of the Christ. The Personality of the H oly Ghost. The Supernatural and Plenary authority of the H oly Scriptures. The U nity in D iversity of the Church, the Body and Bride of Christ. The Substitutionary Atonement.

SCOPE OF THE WORK

PURPOSE: The In stitu te trains, free of cost, accredited men and women, in the knowledge and use of the Bible. DEPARTMENTS: (a j The In stitu te Classes held daily except on Saturdays and Sundays. (2) Extension work. Classes and conferences held in neighboring cities and towns. (3) Evangelistic. M eetings conducted by our evangelists. (4) Spanish W ork. Personal w ork am ong Spanish speaking people. (5) Shop W ork. Regular services in shops and factories. (6) Jewish Evangelism . Personal work among the Hebrews and mission for Jews. (7) Bible W omen. House-to-house visitation and neighborhood classes. (8) Oil Fields. A mission to men on the oil fields. (9) Books and T racts. Sale and distribution of selected books and tracts. (10) H arbor W ork. For seamen at San Francisco harbor. (11) The Biola Hall. Daily hoon m eetings for men in the down-town district, with* free reading-room privileges. Evangelistic service every evening. (12) P rin t Shop. F o r printing Testam ents, books, tracts, etc. A complete establish­ m ent, profits going to free distribution of religious literature.

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