King's Business - 1968-06

Al says of worship and work: “I prefer to have my quiet time in the early morning—but it isn’t always possible. In hot, humid Malaysia, I work best in the eve­ ning and night when it’s cooler. I can do manual labor any time.” Al’s favorite hymn is “Amazing Grace” and his life verse is “Peace be unto you: as my Father hath sent me, even so send I you” (John 20:21). People ask Al how they can know God’s will for their lives. They are anxious about the place where God might send them. He advises: “Give yourself to God as Romans 12 :1, 2 tells you. God will take care of the geography. Look at this problem through the words in Proverbs 3:5, 6. It’s true: Get involved with and for God. There is nothing like it.” His enthusiasm is catching! While home on furlough, the Lord fulfilled a dream for Al and Doris. A little red-haired baby boy be­ came a part of the Mace family by adoption. “Stevie has become spe­ cial to us by just being himself and becoming ours,” they declare. L. Gordon Cooper, one of the orig­ inal seven astronauts, is Doris’s cousin. While on furlough, the Maces studied at Talbot Theological Seminary to strengthen their abilities in the Christian Educa­ tion field. Al, Doris, and Stevie left America, August 24, 1967 to return to Malaysia for another term of Christian service. Their ship, the S.S. L im b u r g rode through typhoon Ruth safely. It is believed a British freighter sank in this storm. They will be busy conducting and assisting teacher-training conferences and establishing a visual - aids and textbooks library for the Sunday Schools. National Christians are concerned to share the job of get­ ting out the Gospel. Introducing people to Christ is Al‘s c h ie f joy . He testifies: “Faithful witnessing is the key to getting the Gospel to every per­ son in this generation,” and he proves it by doing it. HE

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A l conducting new believers class after evangelistic campaign, in Mace home. Doris took picture. The Hokkien Chinese dialect is one used here.

S treet scene. Victor Wong, new convert of A l’s is giving tract to a neighbor and explaining. Per­ son to person witnessing very effective.

Doris conducting a personal B i­ ble study w ith a new believer. Tan Kw-kun has since become a Sunday school teacher in Tanjong Sepat.

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