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th e g reatest testim ony ever given in New York City. When I arose to deliver th e opening address, every seat was tak en in th e g reat hall and a good many were standing, and an overflow had to be held th e very first night, and th is it continued to th e end. Some 22,000 people attended th e ten ser vices.” Evangelist W. P. Nicholson is con ducting evangelistic, meetings a t Man teca, Calif. He w rites th a t God is won derfully blessing in th e meetings.
Course in fundam ental doctrines. He m aintained an average of 91 per cent. Harlow W. P arsons has been holding m eetings a t Vestal, N. Y. W illiam K asahara w rites from San Francisco th a t he is busy for th e Lord th e re among th e Japanese people, and expects th a t he will soon he w riting to us from Japan. C. A. K ilw inski, form erly an In sti tu te in structo r, tells of his exceedingly close call w ith influenza and how th rough th e p rayers of his neighbors he was restored even when given up by the doctors. His lesson cartoons which appear in The K ings Business were draw n while he was in bed and in a very weak condition. Rev. G. M. P ark s, a form er stud en t has accepted a call to N ational City, Calif. It will be encouraging to those who believe in circulating copies of The Kings Business to know th a t le tte rs have been received recently telling of very definite conversions as the resu lt of the magazine. A sailor w rites th a t while th ere was no chaplain on his boat a copy of The K ings Business served to show him th e way of salvation, and he is rejoicing in th e Lord. Two parties have w ritten of th e ir conversion as a resu lt of th e sermon by Dr. F erris. Keep your copy in circulation. Chas. F. W allraff, a form er studen t was ordained to th e m inistry in Octo ber. He is located a t Bangor, N. Y. A form er stud en t sends us $21 for subscriptions'to The K ings Business and says, “This is th e easiest and most sa t isfactory Christm as shopping I have ever done.” Dr. Torrey represented th e Bible In stitu te of Los Angeles in th e New York P rophetic Conference, November 25th to 28th. Dr. Torrey gave a series of noonday addresses in th e Marble Collegiate Church a t which th e re was a very large attendance each day. Dr. Gaehelein w rites, “The Conference was
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REGARD FOR MISSIONARIES The present a ttitu d e of th e Chinese government tow ards m issions can he well illu strate d by th e fact th a t It would not allow th e coolies, of whom th ere are some 300,000 a t work in France, to go for service unless they were under th e oversight of m ission aries,— sure pledge of fair play and good treatm en t. A colonel in charge of th e Chinese Labor Corps w rites: “We w an t as many m issionaries as we can get. They are almost th e only Europeans who have any adequate knowledge of th e Chinese people and language. They are th e backbone of th e Chinese Labor Corps and we could not get along w ithout them .” SHAILER MATTHEWS’ ORTHODOXY The “Bible Champion” says, “The University of Chicago publishes the “ Biblical W orld” of which Dean Shailer Matthews is th e editor. In an editorial May, 1918, he said, “The theology of the K aiser is th e theology of orthodoxy. The w ar is th e ou tstanding evidence of the bankruptcy of orthodoxy as a moral force among the nations.”
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