C l a s s i f i e d A d s 15 CENTS PER WORD — M IN IM U M $3.00 Bibles and Books Old Bibles rebound. A price, binding and style to meet, every need. All types of binding, rebinding. Write for illustrated folder, prices. Norris Book binding Co., Greenwood, Mississippi REBIND OWN BIBLE— Easy, simplified method— kits, cover, glue and •sheets— material, instruc tions. Lexide cover, $1.95; Morocco, $5. State Bible size, U.S. Bible Bindery, Box 15051, Dallas 1, Texas. Scofield Bible — Retail and Wholesale — All Editions — Fresh Stock — Gold Stamping — Thumb Index — Fowlers Christian Book store, 113 Main Street. Hamburg, New York.______ Books " I LIVE BY FAITH" — inspiring, challenging account of God's working through the life of Mike Martin the late rounder of the King's Garden. For your copy send $2.75 to cover costs and mailing to King's Garden, Dept. K, Seattle 33, Washington. RELIGIOUS BOOKS PURCHASED — Any size library. Send list, or write for details. Baker Book House, Dept. KB, Grand Rapids 6, Michigan. Christian Homes Home for the aged, with emphasis on Christian fellowship and service. Twenty-four hour oare. 1941 E. -Center, Anaheim, California. PR 6-1951. Personalized care for the aged. Problem cases welcomed in my Christian Home. 17466 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, California. Phone 345-7506. Christian Schooi Seattle Christian School— fundamental denomi nationally unrelated. Age 5 % through grade twelve. 6128 Miaynard Avenue, South Seattle 8, Washington. PArkway 5-2171. Help Wanted Christian non-profit organization needs staff workers. Single or married. Board, room, com pensation. Write P.O. Box 202, Seattle 11, Wash. King's Herald Free Challenging, informative monthly reports of God's working through the KING'S GARDEN ministries. Action and results in Christian Education, youth work, Christian Radio and services to missionaries will inspire you. PRAY for the outreach. Write today: King's Herald, Public Relations, Dept. K, Seattle 33, Washington. Missions EVANGELIZE, educate. Use sound Gospel tracts. FREE TRACT SOCIETY, 746-K Crocker Street, Los Anaeles 21, California. Conducted on Free Will Offering Plan. Witness with Scripture tracts, 100 assorted, 25c; 500 assorted, $1.00. Scripture Witness, 90 Coral Street, Paterson 2, N. J. Write for free samples of the latest "JE T " Gos pel Bombs. Carleton E. Null, P.O. Box 501, Oak land 4, California. Muric Correct and singable hymn music composed, ar ranged, edited and printed. Folders free. Ray mond Iden (KB), Mount Vernon, Ohio. MUSICAL COWBELLS, Sleighbells, Choral Concert Glasses, Chorded Clusters, Mystery Theremin-. Any range, terms. Arnold Westphal, 1401 Ohio, Michigan City, Indiana. Situations Wanted Churches seeking pastor: pastor now working for National Corporation as Advertising Director desires Baptist, or independent, or similar church in Southern California with vision and a desire to grow. Guarantees growth of your church. Evan gelistic, Bible Institute teacher six years, writer tor Christian magazines. Responsible parties only, write Hubbard, 13368-A Huston Street, Sherman Oaks, California. Licensed Baptist minister seeking pastorate in Bible, Baptist, or Community Church. Experience in youth work, Bible preaching, Pastoral Work. Theological training consists of Moody Bible In stitute, Northwestern School, Trinity Bible Col lege and Seminary. Salary open, interested in Soul-winning. Write to: Reverend John Wahnert, Post Office Box 566 Seneca, Illinois.
of the IFES. The newly formed North American office is operating out of Fresno, California. Melvin J. Friesen is serving as North American Secretary. Dr. T. B. Madsen, retired vice presi dent of Trinity Theological Seminary and Trinity College in Chicago, died on October 5 only a few minutes after he had left the campus. Dr. Madsen served as president of Trinity Semin ary and Bible College when it was located in Minneapolis. He was serv ing as interim minister of the Nor wegian department of Salem Evan gelical Free Church, Chicago, at the time of his death. Dr. Bob Pierce, President of World Vision, is traveling with the 34-mem ber World Vision Korean Orphan Choir. The choir has embarked on a concert tour of 15 nations in Asia, Europe and North America. The tiny singers were selected from more than 14,000 orphans in 151 orphanages of South Korea which are sponsored by World Vision. This is the second tour the choir has made, the first begin ning in October, 1961 which took the choir coast-to-coast throughout the United States and Canada. Rev. Kenneth Dale Becker has recently been appointed as executive secretary of Gospel Fellowship Missions, ac cording to Dr. Bob Jones, Jr. president of the Board of Directors of the Gos pel Fellowship Association. The Gos pel Fellowship Association has estab lished a home and foreign missionary organization “because of the rapidly growing apostasy and the fact that so many mission boards that have hereto stood firm for the Word of God have been caught up in unscriptural compromise.” Since its formation last April, 25 missionaries have come un der the sponsorship of Gospel Fel lowship Missions. Mr. James R. Butcher, attomey-at- law, has joined the staff of Youth for Christ International. Mr. Butcher will serve as general counselor, direct the work related to wills, annuities and trusts, and work with the public rela tions department.
Evangelist Billy Graham and Represen- tatlve Walter Judd of Minnesota will be among the speakers at the Youth for Christ International second Capital Teen Convention, December 27-29. The staid capital city of Washington, D. C. is bracing for an invasion of more than 10,000 young people who will be arriving by special train, plane, bus and private car. The theme for the Convention will he The Heri tage, the Heart, and the Horizon of today’s teenager. Dr. Arnold T. Olson, president of the Evangelical Free Church of America, led in the dedication of the new head quarters building in Minneapolis re
cently. Pictured above is a night view of the new headquarters building which houses Free Church Press, Bea con Book Store, and the editorial offices of The Evangelical Beacon, in addi tion to the key administrative offices of the denomination. Dr. David H. C. Read of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City spoke recently to the in coming Cadets at the United States Military Academy. The occasion was the 93rd Annual Presentation of Bi
bles to the incoming Cadets by the American Tract Society. Dr. Henry 6. Perry, the executive secretary of the Society, presented the Bibles. Pictured above with Dr. Perry (left) and Dr. Read (right) are two West Point Ca dets. Mr. C. Stacy Woods, general secretary of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, has moved with his family to Lausanne, Switzerland, the new location of the central office
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