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Volume XXXVI, No. 23 Oshawa, Ontario November 1, 1967
The Kingsway College Concert at the Victoria Concert Hall for Band under the direction of Al- Kingsway which a large number of tickets onzo N. Lang was one of the were sold, the proceeds of which amateur musical organizations College Band went towards the proposed new chosen to perform at Canada's Montreal Seventh-day Adventist world festival, EXPO '67. On At Church. October 4 and 5 the band gave The band members were housed concerts twice daily at the outdoor The World with various members of the bandshell situated on the water's church for their two-day stay. Our edge between the British and Festival thanks go to Elder Earl Parch- French pavilions. The 45-member ment and the Montreal Church band also gave an evening concert Expo '67 members for their hospitality. ALONZO N. LANG, Director of Bands, Kingsway College
Kingsway College Concert Band on the steps near the British Pavilion at Expo '67. WIMISIIIMNINMIMMORIN 41110010W LITERATURE EVANGELISM rids is the Very Work the Lord Would Have His People Do at This Time." 6T. 313 ieretatute Sceaft9dide Szfteodeaced After receiving a card from a lady, Weekend Rally and Sales Clinic I tried contacting her several times. F. W. CONNORS, Manager, Ontario-Quebec Book and Bible House Finally one evening I found her home. On September 16, fourteen of our On Sunday morning we moved to the One of her girl friends was visiting Literature Evangelist families of the Niagara Falls Church where Elder with her. As we began to talk of Crawfton from the Southern Publish- religious things her girl friend began Ontario section of our Conference met to cry. I learned that there was serious at the Hamilton Church for a week- ing Association, conducted two ses- sions on the psychology of selling. trouble in her home. I tried to com- end Rally and Sales Clinic. Sabbath fort her with promises from the Bible. afternoon was spent in the Royal These lectures were slanted for the beginners as well as for those with We bowed our heads in prayer and Botanical Gardens enjoying the many asked the Lord to guide and direct in beautiful flowers and shrubs. Our years of experience. We were happy to have Elder and the lives of these two young women. guest speaker at the park was Elder Mrs. P. Moores, our Conference Presi- After prayer the lady of the house Clements from the Review and Herald dent and his wife with us, also our said, "You know, I believe the Lord Book Department. new Conference Treasurer and his sent you here tonight." During the Sabbath Vesper Service, wife, Elder and Mrs. E. White. I gave a canvass for The Bible Sto- the Literature Evangelists told their At the close of the meetings we ries and they were both very much most outstanding experiences and then all enjoyed dinner together. Before impressed with the volumes. The lady enjoyed a Moody Science film. A trip to leaving for fields of service many purchased The Bible Story and her see Niagara Falls by night, and a late loaded their cars with peaches, pears friend plans to purchase them later. swim in the Motel pool brought a per- or grapes which were purchased at One sees distress and sorrow each fect day to a close. day. May we do our part to hasten the wholesale price. return of Jesus. HERB UNRUH
Missionary Report for September 1967 Literature distributed 1,286 Bible School Enrolments 144 Interested persons attending church 18 Former SDA's contacted 7 Homes prayed in 145 Bible studies given 122 Delivery Report for the Month of September 1967 Alberta $ 8,650.45 British Columbia 5,481.92 Manitoba-Saskatchewan 10,053.96 Maritime 5,222.45 Newfoundland 6.48 Ontario-Quebec 26,799.00 Literature Evangelist families and leaders, gathered for the Hamilton-Niagara Falls rally, and sales clinic Union 56,214.26
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