Christian Chronicle (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 13, Ed. 1 Monday, June 19, 1972 Page: 1 of 12
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children, left with a baby sitter, are safe.
from Marxists. The government now requires all young people “La Busqueda’ and
Mexico Herald of Truth Expands
Christians Lose Homes in Flood
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Owen, who is in charge of the
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tion and Projection. ’ ’ The dates
for the lectureship are July 23
to 27. Most of those now work-
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The 1972 Frankfurt Lecture-
ship has adopted the theme,
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certain othernurposes Vermits wilfbe required, if the legislation FRANKFURT, GERMANY work many things have been
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anniversary of the arrival of the gregations have been estab- “25 Years in Europe. ..Reflec-
of Harding and earned his Mas-
ter’s degree in 1937 at George
Peabody College in Nashville,
Tenn. From 1935 to 1937 he
taught at David Lipscomb Col-
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No church members had lost
their life in the flood at last
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perishable food items are needed.
items" s"o moneyis welcomed. Paul D.~Hall, minister at the Rapid
City church, says they can use all the small Bibles that can be
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SEARCY, Ark. — M. E.
(Pinky) Berryhill, coach and
professor of physical education
at Harding College, died here
May 30.
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AFRICA May 30. memberof the Harding College
i The Jack Mitchells have joined the other missionaries in Pieter- Berryhill aged 61, a native of faculty.
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an INTERNATIONAL PERIODICAL FOR CHURCHES OF CHRIST SINCE 1943
Chronicle ——
RAPID CITY, S.D. — The home, but washed away the
flood that caused more than homes and belongings of many
$100 million damage and members.
claimed more than 200 lives The church that meets in the
-------------- , here swept past the church of home of preacher Phil Potter in
caring for destitute children. James Johnson christ building, and minister’s Sturgis up river from Rapid
ASIA
The Unity Village church in Tepai, Taiwan is quickly outgrow-
ing its facilities. Attendance is now 66 per meeting where thiee
years ago only 12 were meeting, according to George Moore,
missionary. Chang Hsi Fu is directing the fast growing work.
The lease on the building where the largest congregation meets
in Hong Kong will not be renewed. The landlord has denied
renewal to the church, so the work is looking for better quarters.
They have decided to buy a building for $24,000. Henry McBroom
at 501 South Bridge St., Brady, Tex. 76825 is providing informa-
tion. The congregation has until September 1 to move to another
place or disband.
International Christian Schools, Inc. has closed at least tour
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reports from Madras, India that most of the children have no
home to return to and no hope for the future. Johnson is gathering
information and can provide it through the Sunset School o
Preaching, Lubbock, Tex. .
The government of India is preparing legislation to restrict the
inflow of American and other foreign currency for religious an
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becomes law, for the receipt ofmoney for religious and educational _ This year marks the 25th
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Bill Beck reports from Thailand that they have almost reached first AmerjCan missionaries in lished and approximately 6,000
their goal of enrolling 60,000 persons in Bible correspondence Europe following the war. As Christians are now meeting reg-
courses. They are having requests for baptisms coming from all a resuR of twenty-five years of ularly for worship,
over the country. . .
The church in Penang, Malaysia, has received permission to
rent a house in which to conduct worship services, according
to Frank H. Pierce. However, no funerals are permitted in the
building. Postal rates have increased 66 per cent and rent as
increased. The country is closing to missionaries. Charles Bishop
has again been denied his visa. Pierce believes that all missionaries
vvill have to leave the country when their tour is up.
Highland church in Abilene called “La Senda” in Spanish,
which supervises the ministry, which means “the path,” such
said that the program is a as a shepherd would follow. La
follow-up activity of the daily Senda will be directed by Glenn
radio program, La Busqueda.
The new outreach will be
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for Flood Victims
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Aid for the flood victims may be sent
directly to the church at 1529 W. Blvd. N., Rapid City, S.D.
57701 Most needed items are bedding, pillows, pajamas, under-
wear and socks. Anything for babies and small children would
be appreciated, including baby food, diapers, and clothing. Non-
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1800 injured and still 500 were i ’ ‘
the Chronicle. Damage exceeded $120 million.
One member of the church was drowned in the flood. He^was
Henry A. Bauch of Burkburnet, Tex. He was a i
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CULIACAN, MEXICO: Gabino Rico and Humberto Rivas visit with a small boy in front of the
EUROPE church building in Culiacan. Rico is speaker on the new weekly radio program in Spanish, “La
Missionaries in Yugoslavia are combating stronger resistance Senda” and Rivas is in charge of the response mail which comes as a result of the daily program
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to participate in outside seminars where Marxism is taught. Relig-
ion is taught as being old-fashioned, unscientific and supeistitious.
The April gospel meeting in Salzburg, Austria, drew the largest
crowds in three years.
A young people’s campaign in Paris, France enrolled 116 per-
sons in correspondence courses by distributing 174,631 pieces
of literature With the conclusion of the Paris campaign they ABILENE, Tex. — A new
moved' on to Reims, just north of Paris. weekly radio program for Mex-
ico, Central and South America
has been inaugurated by the
Herald of Truth ministry.
Art Haddox, elder for the
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Chalk, John Allen. Christian Chronicle (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 13, Ed. 1 Monday, June 19, 1972, newspaper, June 19, 1972; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1666409/m1/1/?q=%22United+States+-+Texas+-+Travis+County+-+Austin%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.