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Mr. A. E. Diddams, Business Manager of Arizona Bible Institute, has di rected a special Pastor’s Conference during June at the Southwest Mis sionary Bible Conference Grounds, Flagstaff, Arizona. Cooperating with ABI, are the Conference Grounds and the Sudan Interior Mission. Approxi mately 30-40 pastors are expected to attend. Dr. Ted W. Engstrom, president of Youth for Christ International, has announced that the boyhood home of George Washington, located at Fred ericksburg, Virginia, will soon bé- come a rehabilitation and training center for the Lifeline program of YFC. The 101-acre tract on the Rap pahannock River has six buildings standing today, including an authen tic restoration of the first President’s surveyor’s shack and ice house. Mr. Bruce Love, director of the Lifeline Department, says that the property will be developed for camps and con- ferences, leadership schools, and a home for potentially delinquent boys. Jack Wyrtzen, left, accepts a Boston Youthtime Award from Rev. John De- Brine, director, at Boston Garden rally which was attended by 10,000 teen agers from 1600 New England Evan gelical churches of 15 denominations. In recognition of his 22nd anniversary as international director of Word of Life Fellowship, Rev. Wyrtzen was
Mr. Stan Noreen, chairman of the Rocky Mountain Sunday School Asso ciation, will be the host to the 17th National Sunday School' Convention to be held this fall. The Denver Hil ton will be headquarters for the con vention. For more information, write the National Sunday School Associa tion, 175 North Franklin, Chicago 6, Illinois. Dr. George Speake is shown here re ceiving a special gold key to the Se attle World’s Fair Sermons from Sci ence Building from Harold J. Nesland, building architect. Dr. Speake con ducts three live performances daily
in the new Sermons from Science Building, in most instances to packed houses. Word is spreading fast that Speake is the man who plays a trum pet tune with a flashlight and enter tains his audiences with countless sur prises in sound and light. Other hours of the day, the Sermons from Science films are presented. Mr. Gerald B. Smith, press represen tative for The Christian and Mission ary Alliance, has announced a new missionary film, “The Churches Which Are in Asia.” The 18-minute sound and color film is now ready for distribution to churches in the United States and Canada. A dramatic pic ture of the manner in which the na tional churches of Asia have de veloped beyond the point of being self-sustaining to the status of church es which are now developing their own missionary programs is pre sented. Mr. G. Raymond Christensen has been elected President of the American Tract Society at their annual meeting. Mr. Christensen is associated with many Christian works and is a part ner in the investment firm of Wells and Christensen, New York City.
cited for “ outstanding contributions to God, to America and to young peo ple around the world.” Looking on is George Beverly Shea, soloist of the Billy Graham crusades. Several hundred young people came forward at the close of the service.
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