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Volume LX SOUTH LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS, JANUARY 30, 1961 Number 5

Paul has asked the pertinent question, "How shall we escape, if we neglect Dangers to Avoid in 1961 so great salvation . . . ?" (Heb. 2:3). Each must have a vibrant, growing ex- perience. There will be many who will By MERLE L. MILLS, President lose out in the kingdom because of Southern New England Conference default. They believed in the message, they professed to live it, they had good intentions of living it, but because A boy won a telescope in a contest. "Lo, I am with you alway." Let there they neglected their salvation they, like He was seen looking through it back- be no fear, doubt, or anxiety as to the the five foolish virgins, will be found ward at a group of youngsters playing victory that awaits us. The Lord ex- wanting. The doctor will testify that nearby. Finally his uncle asked him pects us to be in the world, but He many patients have died because they why he was looking through the has prayed that we will be kept from were neglectful of their health and did wrong end of the telescope. "Well," he its evil. Provision has been made for very little to help themselves in the said sheepishly, "I like to look at every need. Let us, then, claim the early stages of illness. Just so with Chuck Wilson this way 'cause it makes promise of God and look through the many Christians. There are many spir- him look smaller. He's always pushing telescope from the large end of courage itual deaths because there has been a me around, and because he's always rather than the small end of fear. daily neglect of the soul. pushing me around, and because he's The servant of the Lord has said: The third danger that we must avoid bigger than I, I've never had the nerve "For every trial, God has provided is indifference. Every Christian has a to stand up to him. If I keep looking help. . . . Those who surrender their responsibility toward his fellow men. at him like this, seeing him so small, lives to His guidance and to His serv- Those who are saved are to serve. pretty soon I'll get up enough nerve ice will never be placed in a position Paul said he felt himself a debtor to to lick the tar out of him." for which He has not made provision." his fellow men. It is God's plan that Fear, doubt, and anxiety have a way —Ministry of Healing, p. 248. those who are saved by His grace are of magnifying obstacles to a far great- There are three grave dangers that in turn to help save others. Christ has er size than they really are. Courage we must be prepared to meet as we go said that we are to be as a light in the and confidence reduce them to a mini- down across the plains and into the world. Again He said we are to be mum. It is all a matter of which end valleys of life. One is overconfidence. His witnesses. It is the plan of heaven of the telescope we look through—the The Christian life demands alertness for man to help save a lost world. large end of courage or the small end and watchfulness. Paul has warned, Each of us has been given a work to of fear. "Wherefore let him that thinketh he perform. "This world is a sinking As we progress into the new year standeth take heed lest he fall" (I Cor. vessel," Moody exclaimed in a sermon we will find the same problems and 10:12). It matters not who we are, how on the second advent of Christ, "and temptations confronting us as before. long we have been in the church, or God has given me a lifeboat saying, The devil will be more active than how much we have accomplished, we `Moody, save all you can!' " The great ever to cause us trouble, and will try, are subject to falling. We do not of evangelist's life was offered on the if possible, to discourage us. But, thank our own strength gain perfection. We altar labeled "OTHERS," and it is little God, help has been promised us. Just must recognize the limitations of the wonder that when he died his last as Christ descended from the Mount flesh and realize that an all-sufficiency words were, "Earth is receding, heaven of Transfiguration to be with His dis- is found in Christ. We are counseled is drawing near." ciples, so He will descend to the val- by the Lord to "hold fast till I come." If we are to evade the danger of leys to be with us. Let us not attempt Let us, then, not take eternal life for indifference, we must be possessed of to join battle with the enemy alone. granted. It is imperative that we daily a passion for the souls of men. We With courage, confidence, and faith walk humbly before our Lord and must not remain in our "cieled let us be conscious of the presence of trust in Him. houses," surrounded by the creature our Saviour and claim His promise, The second great danger is neglect. comforts of this age, indifferent and 2 ATLANTIC' UNION GLEAN ER oblivious to the ne s of a dying world. United States. May I urge each mem- A Seventh-day Adventist Church God is depending pon us to bear to ber to sacrificially give of the means and School in Old Jerusalem the world the goo news of salvation. that God has entrusted to his hands Our religion must e militant, not pas- as the offering is taken for Faith for The Thirteenth Sabbath Overflow Offering for the first quarter of 1961 sive; our experien radiant, not dull; Today on February 11. goes to the Middle East Division. The and our labors fr tful, not sterile. W. J. HACKETT, President Atlantic Union Conference projects that will be sponsored are as Let us determi to meet the reali- follows: ties of the new ye , accomplishing the (1) A new church and school in Jerusalem work that the Ma er has delegated to Special Notice (2) A Mercy Orphanage in Cairo (3) us and pressing t battle to the very A number of letters have been re- New industry, Middle East College gates, knowing t t soon victory will Sometimes the first quarter's over- ceived at the GLEANER office requesting come to us thro h our Lord Jesus the Prophetic Guidance Course and flow is less than the fourth quarter's Christ. we have had to forward them (along overflow. Let each one of us give as with the money enclosed) to Glendale, much or more, for this coming Thir- California. Will you please mail your teenth Sabbath, as we did for last Faith for Toda Annual Offering request or application form for this Thirteenth Sabbath. The Middle East mission field is a difficult field to work. A powerful, ne medium is now at course directly to: Our missionaries make a tremendous the command of eventh-day Advent- Prophetic Guidance School personal sacrifice. Shall we not deter- ists for bringing the message to the Box 200 mine to support them by our prayers homes of the pe le. Eight out of ten Glendale 5, California and liberal offerings? Plan now for homes in the Uni d States of America in the future and not to the GLEANER your largest Thirteenth Sabbath Offer- now have televisi n receivers. Seventh- office? We will appreciate it if you will ing. day Adventists h e the distinction of do this. having conducte a religious telecast Then, too, the brethren in the Mid- continually for e longest period of dle East are providing a beautiful time of any relig us organization. But The Prophetic Guidance Course little memento for those who give $10 Of all the church bodies in the world little by little in ads are being made or more. The wording on this me- today, the Seventh-day Adventist on free televisio time, as more and mento is as follows: "I helped to build church is the one blessed with special more religious ganizations seek the our church in Jerusalem." It has on it inspirational messages to prepare the facilities of tele sion stations to put a cross with a very thin strip of olive members for a place in God's kingdom. their programs o the air. Each week, wood and pressed flowers front the These messages have guided these peo- television as wel as radio stations are Garden of Gethsemane. I am sure ple into a more complete understand- being subjected o pressures from a many will want to get one to keep in ing of God's Word. They have guided variety of sourc Some have already us from our earliest beginnings as a yielded to this p ssure and have with- very insignificant people to a world drawn our prog ms from the air. We Atlantic Union Gleaner movement heralding the everlasting Official organ of the Atlantic Union Confer- thank God that here are still friendly gospel to nearly every nation, kindred, ence of Seventh-day Adventists, South Lancas- station manager who let us know that ter. Mass. tongue, and people. they appreciate ✓television program. Editorial Secretary Emma Kirk As Seventh-day Adventists, God ex The time is corn g when we will have pects us to make proper use of this Published weekly, except one week in July to pay for all of ur time, or when we and one week in December, by the Atlantic prophetic gift in the development of Union Conference, and printed by the College may be thrown ompletely off the air. Press, South Lancaster, Mass. our spiritual lives. The Prophetic Subscription price, $1.00 a year. Make all Now is the d of opportunity for us Guidance Course, given by correspond- checks and money orders payable to the At- nd wide the glorious lantic Union Gleaner. to advertise far ence, is an excellent provision made, All copy for publication should reach the message which e have. The adding GLEANER editorial office in South Lancaster, whereby every member may become Mass., not later than Wednesday moridts pre- of sight to sou greatly increases the ceding date of issue. Copy to appear under local more thoroughly acquainted with these conference headings should be sent through the message impact Television is a popu- writings and have opportunity to study respective conference offices. Copy should be lar and effectiv medium of communi- typewritten and double spaced. them with better understanding as we Both old and new addre3ses shoud be given cation to man many thousands of when a change is requested. Zone numbers prepare for our coming Lord. I urge should be included for all zoned cities. people. It ena es us to go through all of you to avail yourselves of this Entered at South Lancaster, Mass., as sec- closed doors to ach friends, strangers, ond-class matter, under the Act of August 24. opportunity. 1912, Section 34.12. P. L. and R.. authorized or even enem s. Just think of our February 19. 1953. H. D. SINGLETON, President message going to the privacy of the Northeastern Conference Atlantic Union Conference Directory homes of the r h as well as the poor. South Lancaster, Massachusetts (Tel. Clinton EMpire 5-6328) It makes it p sible for one minister W. J. Hackett.... President, Religious Liberty to reach millio of people each week. Facts C. H. Kelly Secretary-Treasurer F. R. Aldridge Auditor Let us conti e to give liberally that "Cigarette smoking makes the heart V. W. Becker Education, M.V. War Service Commission Faith for T ay may continue its work harder without a proportionate C. H. Smith Publishing mighty progra . It is possible for 50 increase in oxygen supply, thus caus- J. W. McFarland, M D A S I., Medical Temperance million TV s s to be tuned in on ing anginal pain, a recent medical E. J. Folkenberg....Ministerial, Radio and TV C. P. Anderson...Church Development Service Faith for Toda . Just think of the tre- study has shown. The heart has to Public Relations mendous imp t one program can work as much as 15 per cent harder D. E. Caslow Home Missionary, S.S. Civil Defense make on the tal population of the to get the same oxygen." ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER 3 their Bibles. The brethren wish that tance of getting message literature be- they could give one to everybody but, fore the inhabitants of a world about of course, they have to draw the line to perish. Counsel was given from the somewhere and I am sure that our Spirit of Prophecy concerning the im- members will understand. These me- portance of giving pre-eminence to mentos will be procurable from your what Sister White termed message lit- local conference Sabbath school secre- erature, that is, the literature which tary. G. R. NASH clearly shows how Satan is endeavor- Sabbath School Secretary ing to counterwork the work of God, General Conference and the literature that emphasizes the Teachers at the Babylon, New York, three angels' messages. The colporteur church school, left to right: Miss Do- evangelists' response was unanimous. rice Engman, Mrs. Martha Balkau, Mr. We look for big things and great bless- Ronald Goodall, Mrs. Colleen Goodall, ings again in the Greater New York Miss Ruth Ekdahl. field in 1961. We all solicit your fer- Education in the Atlantic Union vent prayers in this regard. Babylon School We commend the Babylon church for their many sacrifices to provide a Outstanding Experience Hour. What Within the last five years the Baby- Christian education for their children a wonderful institute it was! How the lon church school has grown from an and youth. colporteurs and visitors enjoyed the enrollment of twelve to sixty-five. The V. W. BECKER, Secretary symposium on Sabbath morning. N. E. teaching staff has likewise been en- Department of Education Hepner, assistant publishing secretary larged from one to five teachers. Chris- for Greater New York, led out in a tian education has assumed an impor- strong way during the symposium. He tant place in the program of the Baby- Greater New York challenged all with stirring gems of lon church. Pastor, church officers, and G. ERIC JONES, President FRED MINNER, Secretary-Treasurer truth from Great Controversy. Colpor- members believe their children deserve Telephone, BOulevard 8-8110 teur after colporteur told exciting, the best education possible. 108-11 69th Road Forest Hills, N.Y. heartwarming experiences. One of the Make wills and legacies payable to the Plans are being made for building a Greater New York Corporation of Seventh-day experiences told was about a colpor- new school. Present school facilities in- Adventists. teur calling on a dear woman who clude two rooms in the basement of the Live to Bless Others once was a Roman Catholic. She re- church and three rooms in an adjoin- lated her experience of being married This was the theme which was em- ing building. Numerous improvements to a physician for forty-one years. She phasized during the Greater New have been made to care more adequate- told the colporteur that all of this time York Colporteur Institute and Gospel ly for the students in attendance. One she had lived on broken promises. Sales Seminar that terminated on Jan- feature of the Babylon school is a kin- Last April she had divorced him. Then uary 11. The colporteurs were re- dergarten for those not ready for the the colporteur came along and sold her minded again and again of the impor- first grade. Desire of Ages. Later she said to the colporteur, "Oh, how I love that book. I am reading it very slowly because I wish to find the good each sentence has for me." She wants to purchase Great Controversy next. The colpor- teur had prayer with her. She felt the very presence of Jesus in that home. What a blessed experience it was! She had said to the colporteur: Once I had a much nicer home and more spacious surroundings about me. When I came here to live at my brother's home, he provided this little room for me. I was seized with claustrophobia. My brother's family are ardent Catholic people. Then, too, I was so saddened as a result of my experi- ence. But then you came along and left me that wonderful book. This has brought new meaning to my life. I must learn more of this blessed truth. I have nothing now but the Lord and His precious promises, but I am so happy. I do not cringe from the thought of pergatory any more, and I am at peace with my Creator now. It may be that the Lord allowed these things to occur in order for me to learn the truth. Heart-warming Messages. How the colporteur evangelists enjoyed the Teachers and pupils of the Babylon church school heart-warming devotional hour mes- 4 ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER

111E14 TO COSI 1 .4' Greater New York Literature Evangelists sages presented y W. J. Hackett, G. Christ and "live to bless others" in For further information, contact your Eric Jones, I. Ihrig, D. A. Bailey, 1961. conference publishing secretary. Arthur Santos of the Persecution is coming, friend of J. H. Webb, an GEORGE PETERSON, Secretary Spanish Brookl church. Wolfe Is- mine. Listen: "We are not to sit in Publishing Department mond of the Ti es Square Center and calm expectancy of oppression and R. L. Wangerin, anager of the Great- tribulation and fold our hands and do Academy Spotlight er New York B ok and Bible House, nothing to avert the evil. . . ."—"Our provided wond ful inspirational eve- Present Dangers," E. G. White. Gen- 0 Student representatives of Union nings for all in ttendance. The Faith eral Conference Bulletin, April 13, Springs Academy have been visiting for Today qua t added great inspi- 1891. Others are enlisting today. Why various churches throughout the New ration to the eetings on Tuesday not you? The harvest is great, the la- York Conference. Small musical morning. The aders from our pub- borers are few. J. M. BUCY groups, accompanied by student speak- lishing houses, eluding R. G. Camp- Publishing Department Secretary ers, visited the Cortland and Olean bell from the R ew and Herald Pub- Greater New York Conference churches on January 7 and January 14 lishing Associat n, gave good counsel respectively. These groups are helping to the colporteu and inspired them to New York to carry forward the academy expan- aim high durin 1961. R. W. MOORE, President sion program being conducted in the The Need Is rear. The accompany- R. C. MILLS, Sec.-Treas. Telephone Oltanfte 9-5549 conference. ing picture rev Is the joy and deter- Box 1285 528 Oak St. Syracuse. N.Y. 0 A total of $2,126 was raised during mination found on the countenances the caroling season by academy, church of the Greater ew York colporteur Literature Evangelist Rally school pupils and church members. evangelists as t e institute drew to a A conference-wide literature evange- 0 Guest speakers at Friday evening close. A goodly umber of the Spanish- list rally will be held, February 17-18, vesper meetings have included G. E. speaking work s were unable to be at the Syracuse, New York, church. Appleyard and H. K. West. Mr. Apple- with us at the time the picture was The first meeting will begin at 7:30, yard spoke on the need of a sure foun- taken. Neverth ess the Spanish eol- Friday evening. R. G. Campbell, man- dation for a strong character in these porteurs along ith the English colpor- ager of the Periodical Department of perilous times. He and his wife are teurs are settin an enviable record in the Review and Herald Publishing As- the teachers of the Union Springs the winning of sales and souls in the sociation, will be the speaker Sabbath church school. Mr. West, former Bible Greater New rk Conference. They morning. At 3 o'clock, Sabbath after- teacher at the academy, is the leader solicit your pr ers as they dare for noon, a soul-winning hour will be held. (Continued on page 9) FFT Bible School YOUR TV PASTOR SPEAKS: Bee Hive of Activity Prophetic Signs Show Crisis Developing During Past Year During 1960, the Faith for Today For TV Ministry; Big Offering Needed Bible School was a bee hive of soul win- By W. A. Fagal ning activity with an influence extend- February 11 will be a tremendously important day in all Seventh-day Adventist ing from one end of North America to churches in North America. On that date the Faith for Today annual offering the other. will be received and our people will think in a special way of the television ministry conducted by the church. Half a million Bible lessons were Faith for Today faces a real crisis. graded by the staff of instructors in the Originally the program was released in school and 8,717 graduation certificates Record l'oice Of Prophecy 11 large cities in were issued to students completing Offering Given la Oct. the United States, courses. the time being pur- Church members in North Amer- chased. At present Almost 1,500 people indicated their ica exceeded the $175,000 goal and acceptance of the message and are now gave nearly $250,000 to the Voice only five of these keeping the Sabbath. Of these, nearly of Prophecy offering last October. original 11 are left, and doors 800 have already been baptized. This record offering indicates the sense of urgency God's people feel, have been closing In addition to these Bible School stu- and demonstrates their desire to util- which once were dents, the lives of millions of people ize the air waves in giving the mes- wide open. True, have been touched by the messages pre- sage quickly to the multitudes. the Lord has bless- sented each week on the Faith for Truly, "The work that centuries ed in a remarkable might have done must crowd the Today telecast. Thus, the seed of truth hours of setting sun". The Faith for way and the pro- is being scattered on a broad scale by Today staff is praying that every Pastor Fagal gram is now on the television ministry, and the pros- church member will again respond 150 stations, most pects are that when the time of harvest and make the television offering on of which donate the time. However, the February 11 the greatest in the his- time on some of these free stations is comes, there will be a vast gathering tory of the telecast. in of souls for God's kingdom. poor. The sobering fact is that there are still 150 television areas in the United Expansion of FFT Coverage Is States and Canada which do not cur- rently carry Faith for Today. Many of Planned; Present Stations Must the TV stations in these areas would sell desirable time to us if we had the funds to purchase it. Never in the 11- Be Retained During the Year year history of Faith for Today have By Ernest N. Wendth the funds with which to purchase time Two-hundred television station out- Adventists need to become increas- in these "dark" areas been available. lets by the end of this year is the goal ingly aware of their important role in The times demand that this situation be of the Faith for Today Station Relations helping to keep the telecast on stations changed. Department. in areas where it can now be seen. The • Serious Problem Enough new stations must be added heavy competition for religious tele- Pressures are at work which are striv- to give a net increase of at least 50 by casting time means that Faith for Today the end of 1961. Routine changes in must depend more upon church mem- ing mightily to restrict television time station programming during the year bers to help promote the program to for religious programming. Recently, in will mean that Faith for Today will go build up a larger viewing audience. Ex- Faith for Today was cut off the off some stations. To offset these losses perience has definitely proven that ac- air with the explanation that the station and reach the goal of 200 outlets, an tive local support means the difference would no longer sell time to any relig- average of more than one new station between a long or short exposure in an ious group. The station would give time must be picked up each week. area for a television program. Program now to the groups which it chose. The During 1960, television stations in directors have stated that local support following week the station placed a five of the 10 unions of the North has been the key factor in keeping Faith Catholic program on the air in the half American Division were contacted. De- for Today on their stations for as long hour which had been ours. No other finite plans have been made to visit sta- as seven consecutive years. time could be secured on any television tions in the remaining five unions this God is using the Adventist telecast as station in Chicago, with the result that year in an effort to contact every TV a powerful evangelistic agent to reach at least for the present the Adventist station in the United States and Canada. the honest in heart. You can have a part message cannot reach the millions in Special emphasis will be given to met- in this program of evangelism by invit- this area by means of television. The ropolitan areas where Faith for Today ing relatives and friends to watch Faith door is closed. The same situation exists is not currently being seen. for Today and by distributing TV logs in Philadalphia. Ominous rumblings These efforts are in harmony with and other promotional items designed make us fear that other large cities the divine commission Faith for Today to increase the viewing audience. has to take the Gospel into the homes During 1961. won't you join the might soon follow. of the millions of people living in the Faith for Today staff in supporting the Seventh-day Adventists know that great population centers of North program with your prayers, gifts and the time is short. We know that we do America. Results, however, will depend missionary endeavors. Time is short, not have much longer to work. The almost entirely on the offering received and your continual support is needed signs all indicate that prophecy is being from church members on February 11, if the millions who have yet to make rapidly fulfilled. What we do, we must when the special Faith for Today tele- their decisions for Christ are to be do quickly. vision offering is taken. reached. (Continued on Insert page 3) What Your ering Dollars Will o Now FFT Offering Scheduled for To Finish the Task February 11; '175,000 Goal Set By Funds invested w in the television ministry of Faith r Today will do a tremendous job of reaching the multi- General Conference Committee tudes. Here's what our dollars will do A goal of $175,000 has been set by the General Conference as the official now: objective of the 1961 Faith for Today television ministry offering to be taken in $1 will make t possible for Faith all Seventh-day Adventist churches in the North American Division on Sabbath, for Today to ach 250 people. February 11. $5 will send e telecast to 1,250. The goal represents the amount $10 will take Faith for Today to needed to maintain the current opera- 2,500 individ als. Prayer Circle tions of Faith for Today, and provides $25 will mak it possible to reach a small amount for expansion into new 6,000 Ministry Exerts areas. This fact makes it imperitive that $100 will rea 25,000. the goal not only be reached but that it $1,000 will s d Faith for Today Wide Influence be exceeded. There are millions of peo- to a quarter a million people ple living in 150 television areas in the These amounts en ble Faith for Today A little-known but highly important part of the Faith for Today ministry is United States and Canada where Faith to reach these pe le not once but 52 for Today is not on the air at present. times during the ar. the Thursday morning Prayer Circle in which the entire staff of some 50 work- During 1961, Faith for Today hopes to • Goes Into Ho ers participates. reach many of these people with the And every we when the telecast Each week an average of 100 re- message of the church. goes into the ho s of the people, an quests for special prayer come from • Offering Theme invitation to enro in a free Bible cor- Faith for Today viewers, and each re- The theme of the offering this year is respondence tour will be given, along quest is presented to God by the em- "While It Is Day". This theme will be with a carefully p pared "real life par- ployees. The requests come from people featured in promotional material being able" and an ins rational study from in all walks of life who are distressed prepared. It was chosen because of the the Bible by Past W. A. Fagal. The about problems, suffering from illnesses, urgency of the times. Rapid develop- Faith for Today uartet will bring a or facing some overwhelming crisis. ments in the world indicate that little message of faith d hope in song each Many of the letters received ask that time remains to finish the great task. week. some child or other loved one be There are millions to be warned, and Unlike the o dinary missionary remembered. such mass communication media as worker, Faith for oday is able to carry All the prayer requests are placed in radio and television must be utilized to out its task fait fully regardless of a special folder by Elder Leonard C. the fullest if the job is to be done. Al- weather conditio s or other circum- Lee, Bible School pastor, who brings though the denomination now has full stances. And th approach is always them to the group. freedom to expand and develop to the well made. In addition to the many letters asking fullest extent possible such evangelistic So, if you are oking for a way to for prayer, many others are received tools as Faith for Today, there are in- have a part in su essful missionary ac- expressing appreciation for the prayer dications that this freedom will not last tivity, put your d liars to work by sup- ministry and stating how prayers have too much longer. porting Faith f Today, the tireless been answered. Thus, Faith for Today missionary whic goes where you can- employees are ministering to a vast • Example Given not go and prese s the message as you congregation in a personal way, and Here is an example of how suddenly want it presente in the homes. they are seeing results of eternal value. the work of Faith for Today could be closed up: For ten years, Faith for Today has been on the same television station in Chicago, using purchased time. Last October, the program was suddenly dropped. The station had submitted to certain pressures and decided to stop selling time for religious telecasting. Other Chicago stations have adopted the same policy, and the work of Faith for Today is now closed in this great metropolitan area. • Other Pressures The same pressures are being exerted in many other places, and the television work could be closed overnight almost everywhere. But through the provi- dences of God, Faith for Today con- tinues strongly on 150 TV stations. Every church member will want to dig deep and give a greater offering for Faith for Today on February 11 than he has ever given before. The television ministry has proven through the past EMPLOYEES Gli — Faith for Today employees gave $3,221 from their monthly paychecks decade that it is possible to reach the during 1960 to aid the Faith for Today ministry. Pastor Fagal (seated) and Joseph Webb, treasurer are show with money representing the amount given by the 50 Faith for Today multitudes with the message of the workers. church. EIGHT BIBLE COURSES: t. FFT Literature Ministry Bible Study Program Is Offered For Reaches Thirty Countries A vast literature ministry is con- Every Member of the Family by FFT ducted by Faith for Today in addition to the telecast and Bible School. A Bible course designed to meet the spiritual needs of every member of the family has been prepared by Faith for Today. Through its Bible Correspondence During 1960 nearly one and a half School, the television ministry offers eight free courses designed to make study million books and pieces of literature of the Scriptures a rewarding experience for children and young people as well containing the message were sent into as for adults. the homes of people in some 30 coun- Latest addition to the list of offerings FFT Finishes 11 Years; tries in addition to the United States is "Life At Its Best", a course prepared and Canada. There were also tens of for teen-agers and young adults by Dr. Oldest Church Sponsored thousands of Bible lessons going out Merlin Neff, book editor at Pacific TELEVISION Program each month. Press. Faith for Today will complete its Literature from Faith for Today went The new youth course consists of 21 11th year on television on May 21, to of this year. Germany, Switzerland, England, lessons and features the Faith for Today The Adventist telecast is the old- Angola, Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo Re- "self-grading" plan. The text from est church sponsored religious pro- public, Ghana, The Union of South which the questions are taken is in story gram in the world. It began as a six- Africa, Jordan, Ethiopia, India, Aus- month experiment on one station tralia, New Zealand, New Guinea, form and deals with the true-to-life in . Today Faith for experiences of several young people. Today is an international TV minis- Malaya, Ceylon, Indonesia, Taiwan, rty reaching millions of people on Philippines, Mexico, British Honduras, • Courses Listed some 150 stations throughout the Dominican Republic, Panama, Uru- United States and Canada; in Guam, guay, Brazil, British West Indies, Ber- For youngsters, Faith for Today the Philippines, Australia, and Ni- geria, West Africa. muda, the Bahamas, Guam, and lonely offers "Adventures in the Holy Bible," Pitcairn Island. a four-part course with 13 lessons in each part. There are six courses for adults, in- cluding the 34-lesson "Faith for Today" basic course. The "Life of Christ" course of 28 lessons is based on the book Desire of Ages; "Adventures in Prophecy" consists of 34 lessons based on the book Daniel and Revelation by Uriah Smith. The book Great Contro- versy forms the basis for the 21 lessons in the "Drama of the Christian Faith" course. The "Hebrew Scriptures" BIBLE SCHOOL — Part of the Bible School employees grading lessons. course, primarily for those of a Jewish background, is devoted largely to a (Continued from page I) study of various Old Testament books MORE PASTOR FAGAL • Opportunity Remains and contains 40 lessons. The two-part health course contains 14 lessons de- While some doors are closing to us, other doors are still open; other stations voted to "Health and Hygiene" and 12 will sell time to us. But who knows lessons dealing with "Foods and when they may follow the trend and Nutrition." close their doors as well? Now is the time for all of us to give sacrifically as • Spiritual Enrichment never before, that we might take ad- vantage of our opportunities. Who These free Bible correspondence knows what the value of your dollars courses will not only bring spiritual en- will be in the near future? But given richment to the members of every Sev- now, they can mean a great deal in the enth-day Adventist family, but will also finishing of the work. be an excellent means of giving the mes- Even as you read these words, will you ask God to impress you with what sage to relatives and friends. Many Ad- you should do on February 11 for Faith ventists use Faith for Today courses to for Today? This must not be just an give Bible studies with great success to ordinary offering. It must be extraor- individuals and groups. Lessons will be dinary in these extraordinary times to provided on request for use in cottage meet our extraordinary needs. meetings and other Bible study COUNTING ON YOU — Pastor and Mrs. The offering goal is $175,000. We are programs. W. A. Fagal are counting on each church praying that the offering may greatly ex- member to make the Faith for Today offering ceed this amount so the program can be An attractive diploma is awarded at a generous one to meet the great needs of the expanded into new areas. May God the completion of each course. television ministry. bless you as you give. Latest List ng of TV Stations ,Carrying Faith for Today Telecast This listing of stati• s on which Faith for Today can be seen is given to help church members become better acquainted with the extent of e Adventist telecast coverage. Check the listing for your area and invite your relatives and friends. to see the telecast. cgs for mailing or distributing will be sent to anyone on request.

Fargo 6 WDAY Sunday 10:30 a.m. ALABAMA Sunday Birmingham 6 WBRC Thursday 5:30 a.m. Williston 8 KUMV ALASKA OHIO KTVA Sunday 3:30 p.m. Cincinnati 9 WCPO Sunday 8:30 a.m. Anchorage 11 8:00 a.m. 11 KTVF Saturday 5:00 p.m. Cleveland 8 WJW Sunday Fairbanks WTVN Sunday 11:00 a.m. Ketchikan KATV Columbus 6 Lima 35 WIMA Sunday 10:30 a.m.. ARIZONA 21 WFMJ Sunday 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Youngstown Phoenix 5 KPHO Saturday Zanesville 18 WHIZ Sunday 9:30 a.m. ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA Little Rock 11 KTHV Sunday 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma City 9 KWTV Sunday 8:00 a.m. CALIFORNIA OREGON Bakersfield 10 KERO Sunday 1:00 p.m. 5 KBES Monday 4:00 p.m_ 2:30 p.m. Medford Blythe BTVC Sunday Portland 6 KOIN Sunday 1:00 p.m. Fresno 12 KFRE Sunday 9:00 a.m. Los Angeles 13 KCOP Sunday 10:30 a.m. PENNSYLVANIA KG0 Sunday 9:30 a.m. Erie 35 WSEE Sunday 12:00 m. San Francisco WLYH Sunday 2:00 p.m. San Jose 11 KNTV Sunday 10:30 a.m. Lebanon 15 Pittsburgh 4 WTAE Sunday 9:00 a.m. COLORADO Colorado Springs 11 KKTV Sunday SOUTH CAROLINA KBTV Sunday 9:30 a.m. Charleston 2 WUSN Sunday 10:30 a.m. Denver 9 11:30 a.m. 5 KRXE Sunday 9:30 a.m. Columbia 10 WIS Sunday Grand Junction WBTW Friday 7:30 a.m. Montrose 10 KR EY Sunday 3:00 p.m. Florence 8 SOUTH DAKOTA CONNECTICUT Sunday 10:30 a.m. 8 WNHC Sunday 11:00 a.m. Florence 3 KDLO New Haven KRSD Sunday 4:30 p.m. Waterbury 53 WATR Thursday 1:30 p.m. Rapid City 7 Reliance 6 KPLO Sunday 10:30 a.m. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Sioux Falls 11 KELO Sunday 10:30 a.m. Washington WTTG Sunday 10:00 a.m. TENNESSEE FLORIDA Chatanooga 3 WRGP Sunday 8:15 a.m. Fort Pierce 19 WTVI Sunday Johnson City 11 WJHL Sunday 4:30 p.m. Miami 10 WLBW Nashville 5 WLAC Sunday 10:30 a.m. Orlando 9 WLOF Sunday 11:30 a.m. Memphis 3 WREC Sunday 8:00 a.m. Pensacola 3 WEAR Sunday 1:30 p.m. 6 WCTV Sunday 11:00 a.m. TEXAS Tallahassee 3 KBTX Sunday 4:30 p.m. Tampa 13 WTVT Sunday 9:30 a.m. Bryan Dallas 4 KRLD Sunday 7:15 a.m. HAWAII Fort Worth 5 KBAP Sunday 10:30 a.m. Hilo 13 KHJK Sunday 10:00 a.m. 12 KONO Sunday 10:30 a.m. Honolulu 4 KHVH Sunday 9:30 a.m. Waco 10 KWTX Sunday 9:35 a.m. Lihue K74BC Sunday 10:00 a.m. Wailaku 12 KMVI Sunday 10:00 a.m. , VIRGINIA Harrisonburg 3 WSVA Sunday 4:30 p.m. IDAHO Lynchburg 13 WLVA Sunday 3:00 p.m. Boise 7 KTVB Sunday 11:30 a.m. Norfolk 13 WVEC Sunday 8:30 a.m. Idaho Falls 3 KID Saturday 3:00 p.m. Richmond-Petersburg 8 WXEX Sunday 10:30 p.m. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Roanoke 10 WSLS Harrisburg 3 WSIL Sunday 1:30 p.m. WASHINGTON Peoria 19 WTVH Sunday 9:45 a.m. Seattle-Tacoma 11 KTNT Sunday 9:00 a.m. Spokane 2 KREM Sunday 11:30 a.m. INDIANA Elkhart-South Bend 28 WSJV Sunday 11:00 a.m. WEST VIRGINIA Fort Wayne 15 WANE Sunday 9:00 a.m. Bluefield 6 WHIS Sunday 10:30 a.m. Lafayette 18 WFAM Sunday 5:00 p.m. Clarksburg 12 WBOY Sunday 11:30 a.m. Muncie 49 WLBC Sunday 12:30 p.m. Oak Hill 4 WOAY Friday 9:00 a.m. KANSAS Parkersburg 15 WTAP Sunday 11:00 a.m. Wichita 10 KAKE Sunday 11:30 a.m. WISCONSIN KENTUCKY Green Bay 5 WFRV Sunday 9:15 a.m. 27 WKYT Sunday 4:00 p.m. La Crosse 8 WKBT Sunday 11:30 a.m. Lexington Louisville 3 WAVE Sunday 8:30 a.m. Madison 33 WMTV Tuesday 12:30 p.m. 12 WISN Sunday 9:39 a.m. LOUISIANA 5 KALB Sunday 10:00 a.m. WYOMING Alexandria New Orleans 13 WVUE Sunday 11:00 a.m. Riverton 10 KWRB Sunday 3:30 p.m. Shreveport 12 KSLA Sunday 8:30 a.m. CANADA 11 p.m. MAINE Barrie, Ontario 3 CKVR Sun. (everyother) Bangor 2 WLBZ Sunday 12:00 m. Dawson Creek, B.C. 5 CJDC Sunday 5:30 p.m. London, Ontario 10 CFPL Sunday 11:30 a.m. MICHIGAN CKBI Sunday 12:00 m. Prince Albert, Sask. 5 Cadillac 13 WWTV Sunday PGTV Sunday 7:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Prince George, B.C. 7 WXYZ Sunday Sit. Ste. Marie, Ont. 2 CJIC Friday 3:30 p.m. Grand Rapids 8 WOOD Sunday 8:30 a.m. Swift Current, Sask. 5 CJFB Monday 10:00 p.m. Jackson 10 WILX Saturday 8:00 a.m. 4 CJCB Sunday 1:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Sydney, N.S. Saginaw-Bay City 5 WNEM Sunday Victoria, B.C. 6 CHEK Saturday 6:30 p.m. MINNESOTA Wingham, Ontario 8 CKNX Sunday 1:30 p.m. Alexandria 7 KCMT Sunday Yellowknife, NWT 2 YKCC Sunday 5:30 p.m. Minneapolis-St. Paul 11 WTCN Sunday 10:00 a.m. STATIONS OUTSIDE NORTH AMERICA MISSISSIPPI AUSTRALIA Meridian 11 WTOK Sunday 8:30 a.m. Perth 7 TVW Sunday 5:30 p.m. Hobart * * Sunday 5:15 p.m. MISSOURI Melbourne • HSV Sunday 1:3013.m. St. Louis 2 MI Sunday 10:30 a.m. BERMUDA NEBRASKA Hamilton 10 ZBM-TV Sunday 7:00 p.m. Lincoln 10 KOLN Sunday 8:30 a.m. North Platte 2 KNOP Monday 12:30 p.m. GUAM Agana 8 KUAM NEW HAMPSHIRE Manchester 9 WMUR Sunday 6:00 p.m. NIGERIA Ibadan • WNTV Sunday 6:00 p.m. NEW YORK Sat. (every 4th) , 9:50 p.m. Binghamton 12 WNBF Sunday 8:30 a.m. 18 ,WSYE Sunday 9:30 a.m. PHILIPPINES Elmira DZAQ Sunday 4:00 p.m. New York City 7 WABC Sunday 11:00 a.m. Manila 3 Rochester 10 WVET Sunday 9:00 a.m. ARMED FORCES STATIONS Schenectady 6 WRGB Sunday 9:30 a.m. Alaska — four stations Libya Syracuse 3 WSYR Sunday 9:30 a.m. Azores Newfoundland Utica 2 WKTV Sunday 1:00 p.m. Bermuda Marshall Islands Cuba Okinawa NORTH CAROLINA Eritrea Panama Canal Zone Asheville 62 WISE Tuesday 7:00 p.m. 12:00 m. Greenland — three stations Philippines Asheville 13 WLOS Sunday Puerto Rico WBTV Sunday 11:00 a.m. Iceland Charlotte 3 Labrador Saudi Arabia NORTH DAKOTA *Consult local newspaper for time and station. Bismark 5 KFYR Sunday 11:30 a.m. ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER 9

Academy Spotlight tion in the churches and voted the fol- a. The conference will set up in reserve lowing recommendations: the equivalent of the salary of a worker (Continued from page 4) in lieu of employing an additional per- of the Rome, New York, district. He WHEREAS, The great decisions of life, son in the department just completed a series of evangelistic of which surrender to Christ is the greatest, b. We sutrgest that our constituency give are profoundly influenced by one's educa- meetings resulting in several baptisms. consideration to a contribution of $26.00 tion prompting the servant of God to write: per year per member or $6.50 per quar- 0 Religious Emphasis Week will be The schoolroom is needed just as much as ter which amounts to 50 cents per week. held from January 29 to February 3, is the church-building.—Testimonies, VI, 109. These funds are to be remitted regularly 1961. Morning and evening programs, Workers in new territory should not feel by the church treasurer to the conference free to leave their field of labor till the under the leadership of the students, treasurer to be held in trust as a part needed facilities have been provided . . . all of the total fund for conference educa- will be presented. necessary arrangements should be made for tional promotion and will be distributed 0 The academy's annual temperance the permanent establishment of the church by vote of the conference committee. contest finals will be held on February school.—Ibid., VI, 108. c. The following Sabbaths, one in each 11, 1961. WHEREAS, The need for the expansion of quarter, to be set aside to lift the educa- Christian education in the Northeastern Con- tional offering: 0 The Junior Class officers are as fol- ference is recognized by the conference com- February 11 lows: Wayne Drake, president; Mar- mittee and constituency, and May 20 lene Good, vice-president; Carol Burg- WHEREAS, Many of our churches do not August 12 hardt, secretary; Sharon Smith, treas- have church schools in operation nor access November 4 urer; David Spielman, pastor; Robert to church schools, and d. That special containers be prepared for WHEREAS, Many youth with access to those who may wish to give 50 cents Caster, sergeant-at-arms. Christian schools do not take advantage of weekly ALLAN GATES, Senior this opportunity, and It is our belief that our constituency Union Springs Academy WHEREAS, the conference constituency at will be happy for these forward moves a recent session expressed the desire to see in the direction of Christian education. an expansion in the educational program of Buffalo Church Welcomes the conference, We recommend: These are the results of discussions at 1. That churches, having existing facilities the recent conference biennial session New Pastor that can easily be accommodated for the pur- and subsequent committee meetings. Welling J. Schwerer with his wife pose, be encouraged to begin schools Recommendations concerning promo- 2. That churches, not having existing fa- and little son arrived in Buffalo on tion of the youth program will be January 11 from Tucson, Arizona, to cilities, be encouraged to immediately work toward a program of obtaining such accom- made at a later date. assume the pastorate of the Norwood modations H. D. SINGLETON, President church in Buffalo, New York. He was 3. That where church schools cannot be cordially welcomed by the church started immediately, a program of integra- members at a reception given in his tion into schools being conducted by sister Congratulations! honor on Sunday afternoon, January churches be explored We are happy to announce the birth 4. That in implementing recommendations of baby girls to three of our families: 15, in Fellowship Hall. Refreshments 1 and 2 we urge the following steps by repre- were served under the efficient direc- sentatives from the Northeastern Conference: Elder and Mrs. F. L. Jones; Pastor and tion of Mrs. Ruth Zink. The member- a. Educational sermon be preached in the Mrs. Harold Kibble; and Mr. and Mrs. churches Alphonso Williams. ship heartily welcomed Elder Schwer- b. A meeting with the church board to er, for they have been awaiting a new study through the program of education pastor since the retirement of C. Ray at that place New Church Building Obtained Kinney on September 24, 1960. Since c. Present a plan of financing based on: The Mount of Olives church in ( I ) Atlantic Union Conference package Brooklyn, New York, is happy to an- then, church affairs have been ably plan for conference assistance with directed by James D. Everts, assistant teachers' salaries nounce that they have obtained a new pastor. (2) That our present plan of matching church building and, at present plans Elder Schwerer delivered his first dollar for dollar up to $500 for are being made to worship in the new sermon in the Buffalo church on Sat- equipping new schools be broadened church on Sabbath, February 4. to the extent of also sharing with The church, which has a member- urday morning, January 14, and was expenses involved in preparing ex- introduced to the congregation by isting rooms for schools such as ship of 119 members, has been work- President Roscoe W. Moore of the lighting, heat, toilet facilities, class- ing quite actively to raise $40,000, the New York Conference. room equipment, etc., upon approval amount necessary to obtain this build- of conference committee. A school ing. MRS. RUTH CARNES, PR Secretary is to be considered a new school Buffalo Church for two years from its opening date. The church members extend an in- (3) An operating budget showing the vitation to the Northeastern Confer- anticipated income and expense fo- ence constituency and friends to wor- Northeastern a year ship with them on that date. A full 5. That each church elect a church secre- H. D. SINGLETON, President day's program has been prepared in- F. L. JONES, See.-Treas. tary of education to promote Christian edu- Telephone AIIdubon 6-0233 tion. cluding dinner which will be served 560 W. 150th St. New York 31. N.Y. 6. That surveys be taken in the North- in the church dining hall. The church eastern Conference to: is located at the corner of Bainbridge Future Plans for Education a. Determine the number of young people in our churches who are ready for and Hopkinson Streets. in Northeastern school, their ages and grades Although this will be the first serv- The Northeastern Conference Ex- b. Find out the number of children in our ice to be held in the church, an an- ecutive Committee, in session on Jan- churches who are not attending our Ad- nouncement will be made later of the ventist schools uary 10, gave further study to the 7. That there be a financial plan for rais- date for the grand opening and open need of furthering Christian educa- ing funds for education: house. W. HAROLD KIBBLE, AUNT 10 ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER

240.69. We rejoice at this encouraging Northern w England picture, for it means that we shall be A. E. MILL R, President C. H. GERA Sec.-Treas. Northern New England able to continue with vigor the preach- Telephone race 4-3611 ing of the gospel around the world. Box 1340 426 Forest ve. Portland, Maine Conference We also thank you for contributing to MV Leadercraft Course the building fund of Pioneer Valley Certificat Presented Academy which amounted to approxi- ere issued at the Ten certificates Woodstock, Maine mately $80,000 for the year. This is MV Leadercraft completion of t Feb. 4, 2:30 p.m. to Feb. 5, 12 noon but half of what we had planned to Course taught by e newly organized reach for 1960, but we are greatly en- team of instructor (including V. W. couraged by the trend that is develop- Becker) in Bang , Maine, on Janu- ing throughout the conference in be- ary 7 and 8. The ollowing people re- work invited, but all should come who half of our building program, and we ceived these certi ates: need this for their Master Guide re- are confident that 1961 will be a much Jonathan Currie Leah Tracy quirement. Contact your pastor for better year. More and more of our Mark Hills Benjamin Plumb applications. people are recognizing the need for a Sandra Smith Raymond Pike new academy for our youth and are Phyllis Closson Raymond Richardson S. A. RENZI, MV Secretary Greta Nichols R. Lenbert Cheney (Jiving consistent and loyal support by S. A. RENZI their contributions to this greatly need- MV Secretary Southern New England ed project. MERLE MILLS, President KENNETH TILGHMAN, Sec.-Treas. I also wish to thank all the church Telephone Clinton EMpire 5-4551 officers who gave so unstintedly and South Lancaster Massachusetts Make wills and legacies payable to the unrelentingly of their time in carrying Southern New England Conference Association of Seventh-day Adventists out the duties of their office. What a Wanted— uth Leaders wonderful privilege it is for us to work Would you lik to increase your effi- together as laymen and ministers ciency in workin with youth? Would "Thank You!" toward the implementation of the great you like to know ow you can inspire A big thank you as we take a retro- task to which we have been committed your MV Society to win more young spect of the past year. There is much as a remnant people. As we set our people to Christ? Do you know what for which we should be thankful. faces toward this new year, let us do the purpose of t MV Society is? Is Especially do I wish to take this oppor- so with resolute courage, determining your society gear to the needs of all tunity as your conference president to that Christ shall have full possession MVs and those yond? acknowledge your faithfulness and lib- of our hearts. Let us aspire to do even The answers t these questions and erality in your tithes and offerings. more for His cause in order that the many more will e given in the MV We enjoyed an increase of $78,199.81 work might quickly be finished and Leadercraft Co se in Woodstock, in tithes. Our miscellaneous offerings the way prepared for the glorious ad- Maine, February -5. Not only are MV that were forwarded to the General vent of our Saviour. officers and all interested in youth Conference showed an increase of $29,- MERLE L. MILLS, President

eadercraft and Pathfinder Training Courses Held in Northern New England

The newly rganized team of instructors for the three Leadercraft Courses and two Pathfinder Training Courses being held thr ghout the Northern New England Conference. They are holding visual aids to illustrate their topics. Left to right: enjamin Plumb, Russell Aldridge, S. A. Renzi, V. W. Becker, Raymond Richardson, and Raymond Pike. On the r ht MV officers discussing an MV goal chart at the Leadercraft Course held in Bangor, Maine. Left to right: R. Lenb Cheney, Jonathan Currie, Phyllis Closson, Sandra Smith, Greta Nichols. ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER .11

Alvarez, M. 18 104 20 100 00 Conference Appoints Building Torres, A. 18 39 80 39 80 BROOKLAWN Alvarez, M. 16 50 00 5 00 Superintendent for PVA Cafeteria Alvarez, M. 14 28 75 13 50 MISSIONARY VOLUNTEERS Torres, A. 10 23 50 23 50 and Laundry Building present Bezerra, R. 8 145 95 The conference executive committee Noriega, J. 7 24 75 24 75 Walt Disney's Barreiro, E. 4 48 00 75 00 has appointed David Moore as building Kies, Mr. and Mrs. E. 30 58 53 47 45 superintendent for the cafeteria and "The Living Desert" Hildebrand, L. 9 14 75 14 75 and Antonsson, L. 8 16 60 16 60 laundry building to Potash, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8 105 50 23 75 selected short subjects Bucy, H. 6 140 50 37 50 be erected on the Pi- Barwell, H. 4 14 60 85 oneer Valley Acad- February 11, 1961 26 Reports 314 1237 38 941 23 emy campus at New Saturday evening 8:00 p.m. NEW YORK Braintree this sum- YMCA Auditorium G. C. Peterson, Pub. Dept. Sec. mer. R. L. Walin, 651 State Street Peter Esveld, Asst. Allen, William 41 402 00 50 00 our Book and Bible Bridgeport, Connecticut Brown, Stanley E. 40 191 35 180 83 House manager, is to Mills, Mildred 34 106 55 106 55 Donation: Weeden, Robert 34 62 75 55 00 be the purchasing Family $1.50 Esveld, Corrie 29 140 85 55 60 Nowakowski, Inez 27 44 70 24 70 agent for this build- Individual .50 Jensen, B. Peter 27 155 70 39 95 ing project. In order Borgersen, Bruce 27 114 52 83 52 David Moore Butts, Glenn F. 24 47 75 14 75 to hold down costs Brown, Stanley E. 21 144 25 14 75 Jensen, B. P. 19 102 75 102 75 and to build as economically as pos- Lacy, Edmund 19 5 80 5 80 sible, we are planning to act as our ADVERTISEMENTS Weller, Donald 4 12 75 All advertisements should be sent, together Lepsch, Verna A. 4 83 00 28 75 own contractor for the erection of the with payment, to your local conference office Hammen, George 1 2 10 2 10 buildings for Pioneer Valley Academy. for approval by the president or secretary- Schlist, E. F. 1 10 00 10 00 treasurer. The rate is $3.00 for each insertion Rochester Church Sch. 30 60 00 50 00 It is believed that, with careful plan- of forty words or less, and 5 cents for each Canton Church School 15 20 00 20 00 additional word. No ad can run more than Coe, Herbert 246 25 ning and selective buying, we will be three times consecutively. Check or money able to save 15 to 25 per cent on the order should be made payable to Atlantic Union 19 Reports 397 1684 07 1104 05 Gleaner or Atlantic Union Conference. Adver- cost. tisements appearing in the GLEANER are NORTHEASTERN David Moore is well known in our Printed without endorsement or recommendation H. D. Warner, Pub. Dept. Sec. of the Atlantic Union Conference. M. L. Dennis, S. 0. James, A. R. Haig, Assts. conference, for he has been in charge R. Erskine 4 15 30 15 30 of a number of buildings that have E. Denton 4 11 00 6 75 HELP NEEDED—The New England Sani- F. T. Hamilton 6 27 90 27 90 been erected both at Atlantic Union E. Hinds 3 36 75 5 50 tarium and Hospital is accepting applications E. Hooper 20 56 75 58 00 College and in various parts of the for workers in the Dietary and Housekeeping M. Jones 6 13 75 13 75 Departments. Apply to: Personnel Depart- L. O'Neill 8 11 35 11 35 conference. The latest building he su- L. Pottinger 5 16 00 16 00 pervised in our conference is the new ment, New England Sanitarium and Hospi- E. Young 7 11 50 11 50 tal, 5 Woodland Road, Stoneham 80, Massa- B. Swain 12 16 28 16 28 church recently completed at Willi- chusetts. I. Duhaney 1 39 66 mantic. Mr. Moore is well respected C. Pharr 42 50 42 50 for his skill as a builder. We believe CARLOAD whole wheat flour! Two grades, 12 Reports 76 259 08 264 49 that his broad background and expe- Montana hard spring wheat. Dry milled, ex- cellent keeping quality. Bake your own bread NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND rience will qualify him to lead out in A. F. Layman, Pub. Dept. Sec. free from lard or harmful chemicals. Free Nelson Barron, Asst. the construction of the first building to recipes, even group demonstrations on request. Colburn, H. B. 41 194 10 60 60 be erected on the campus of Pioneer Viva Foods, Box 316, Saranac Lake, New Hutchins, Dewey 41 105 75 66 00 York. Lombard, Carrol 40 120 75 68 00 Valley Academy. We only hope that Willard, Ralph 40 131 90 154 50 funds will come in sufficiently between Barron, Nelson 40 148 00 148 00 WRITE TODAY for your copy of the Jan- Carkin, Merrill 40 183 35 71 15 now and next summer to enable us to uary 1961 edition of Film Rental Catalog to Carkin, Merrill 38 121 25 19 75 proceed with these plans. We solicit Pacific Union Film Library, P.O. Box 146, Cheney, Reginia 6 100 75 100 75 your prayers and your liberal support Glendale, California. 8 Reports 286 1105 85 688 75 for the time has come to start the con- SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND struction of our new academy if we W. G. Wallace, Pub. Dept. Sec. LITERATURE Glen Hixon, Asst. are to open the doors of this new insti- Howard A. Thomas 39 92 80 92 80 Samuel Murphy 38 107 20 107 20 tution to the youth of Southern New EVANGELISTS Mary Futcher 37 56 40 56 40 England by September, 1964. This re- C. H. SMITH Agnes Rubenwolf 37 70 75 83 95 Publishing Department Secretary John Spalt 37 262 05 262 05 quires a considerable amount of faith, Atlantic Union Conference Alberta Mack 30 95 80 95 80 Edith Waters 5 32 85 32 85 but we believe it is the logical move Frank Nieb 44 148 20 148 20 to make. There is no doubt but that Report for Week Ended January 14, 1961 Horace Futcher 40 260 25 260 25 Theodore Richard 40 144 52 144 52 this is God's plan and we are confident GREATER NEW YORK Frank Nieb 17 that, with the united support of all J. M. Bucy, Pub. Dept. Sec. Rolfe B. Mitchell 41 164 70 164 70 N. E. Hepner, Asst. Robert Schmidt 37 255 10 151 15 churches of this conference, we can Name Hours Orders Del. Arnold Burrill 31 167 70 85 00 achieve this objective to which we have Jennings, C. R. 25 75 00 75 00 Arnold Burrill 23 21 50 108 70 Hepner, L. 24 12 00 12 00 Bernard Pelton 11 107 21 107 21 set our hand. A Colporteur 24 180 75 180 75 Addle Pearson 8 7 50 4 00 A Colporteur 18 89 50 2 00 Elsie Anderson 2 77 50 48 75 M. L. MILLS, President Anzalone, M.; Arra. T. 15 15 50 105 25 David Futcher 8 23 50 23 50 St. Amant, R. 10 21 80 21 80 Zelda Whitehead 2 97 60 A Worker 9 10 40 10 40 Anzalone, M.; Arra, T. 8 30 75 20 Reports 527 2095 53 2174 53 Face Facts Outhouse, V. 2 8 00 35 50 "Lung cancer is forty times more Cadavero, J. 2 8 75 3 50 Union Totals Hours Orders Del. Cadavero, R. 31 00 common among heavy smokers." Noriega, J. 24 25 00 25 00 85 Reports 1600 6381 91 6173 05

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ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE INGATHERING REPORT Report for Ninth Week Ending January 21, 1961 Total Goal This Total Per Cent Per Conference Last Year 1960 Week To Date Of Goal Capita

Bermuda 9,883.68 9,000.00 Spring Campaign Greater New York 95,921.00 91,000.00 2,018.93 90,751.69 99.73 21.35 New York 101,584.05 100,000.00 1,684.35 89,268.07 89.27 22.09 Northeastern 61,070.81 66,000.00 968.82 26,916.66 40.78 4.27 Northern New ngland 41,514.87 47,000.00 982.13 32,513.71 69.18 12.28 Southern New .igland 141,854.68 131,000.00 47,884.65 Spring Campaign Union Tota' 451,829.09 444,000.00 5,654.23 287,334.78 64.72 12.03

Silver Vanguard Churches (71) ceived satisfactory marks for the semes- Greater New York: Yugoslavian, Ger- Atlantic Union College ter, but that they have also received R. L. REYNOLDS, President development spiritually and culturally. man New Yo k, Mt. Vernon, Span- Telephone Clinton EEpire 5-4561 ish Bay Shor4 Manhattan English, South Lancaster Massachusetts Grades should be mailed out to the Spanish East Brooklyn (26) parents during the first week of Feb- New York: Chateaugay, Oneida (36) Atlantic Union College News ruary. Northern New l' England: Burlington New officers for the various school V The College of Medical Evangelists organizations have been selected. (3) School of Medicine has released the 4:ngland (6) South Lancaster Academy is proud of Southern New following names of AUC seniors for its student leadership. All student Commendations to those who have acceptance into the fall class of 1961: Samuel M. Chen functions are under student leadership, pressed forward in the month of Jan- and the chosen leaders are either elect- uary in the biliness solicitation. We Ronald M. Heyer T. Rendel R. Houston ed or appointed by the students. The have nine ru!w Silver Vanguard B. Joan LaGrone following is a list of the second se- churches in this report. Donald L. Madison mester officers: Alex J. Norzow The Atlantic Jnion Conference now L. Conrad Riley has a $50,000 ,Ingathering gain over Associated Student Body Wendell E. Willis Vice-president—Lloyd Cushing last year for thi same period. Progress The College of Medical Evangelists Secretary—Carole Reynolds has been made n the transition to the School of Dentistry has notified Joseph Treasurer—Francis Bauer new official 4npaign time of the E. Klouzek, AUC senior, that he has Chorister—Robert Young General Confelence. We have a won- Pianist—Margaret Walker been accepted into the fall class of Sergeant-at-arms—John Edmondson derful people v ho are willing to serve 1961. (The president serves for the entire the cause of God. V J. M. Clemons is back on the cam- school year) Why do Aciientists Ingather? It is pus again after having had surgery, Sabbath School our response ti a deep conviction that and a leave from his teaching load for Superintendents—Marilyn Schepp, Michael the gospel cosounission must be ful- several weeks. Brown filled. The froviers of our world mis- V Recent Friday evening vesper Secretaries—Hemilce Morell, Jean Wells Choristers—Diana Sooy, Robert Young sion program *must be extended until speaker was W. P. Thurber of the Organist—Anthony Daniels they embrace 'every nation, and kin- Southern New England Conference. Missionary Volunteer Society dred, and tootle, and peoPle." V 0. J. Mills is planning a baptism Leader-01i Markusson The world as moving into the nar- of students from the college and the Assistant Leader—Christine Roberts rows of the lit days. Times of great academy, as well as interests from the stress and perjlexity are coming. Now community, to be held in the Village is the time to set the stage for a fin- church on Sabbath afternoon, Febru- Sunset Table ished work. ary 4. Eastern Standard Time Certainly every conference will en- Feb.3 Feb.10 Bangor, Me. 4:45 4:55 deavor to clinx the 1961 Ingathering South Lancaster Academy Augusta, Me. 4:50 4:59 campaign will complete success for Lloyd S. Davis, Principal Portland, Me. 4:55 5:03 the ultimate t, iumph of the gospel. Boston, Mass. 5:00 5:09 DJ, E. CAsLow, Secretary S. Lancaster, Mass. 5:03 5:12 SLA News Pittsfield, Mass. 5:09 5:18 Home Missionary Department First semester examinations have Hartford, Conn. 5:08 5:17 Atlal tic Union Conference been completed, and teachers are now New York, N.Y. 5:16 5:25 Utica, N.Y. 5:17 5:26 in the process of correcting papers and Syracuse, N.Y. 5:20 5:29 handing in semester grades. The few Rochester, N.Y. 5:26 5:35 "It is a pos,tive duty to resist melan- days before tests began were days of Buffalo, N.Y. 5:30 5:39 busy study and preparation for these Add one minute for each thirteen miles choly,f discon nted thoughts and feel- west. Subtract one minute for each thir- ings,—as mu a duty as it is to pray." important examinations. It is hoped teen miles east. —Ministry o Healing, p. 251. that the students have not only re-