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This Manuscript is brought to you for free and open access by the Herald of Truth Records at Digital Commons @ ACU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Herald of Truth Documents by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ ACU. lJJ zzw ..... ,_. :.::=0 0 u.J tJ.J '° ~ N,_.,....__J °' Wom _J °' United States be­ the dialogue is a shade more stilted, the longs to no religious body. And it is realism is a shade thinner, and the mean­ fairly common knowledge that Chris­ ing is a little more esoteric. tianity in general arid religious pro­ grams in particular are losing ground. Herald of Truth Magazine is published quarterly by Highland Church of Even so, almost anyone would over­ Christ , Box 2439, Abilene, Texas 79604, in the interest of worldwide tele­ vision and radio evangelism and the Herald of Truth programs. This maga­ look all the flaws if he could feel that If we were on the outside looking in, zine will be mailed free to those making a contribution to this effort. Second Cl- l'ostap P~d ~, Al>l1eM, Texas 7"84. W. F. Cawyer, Editor • Volume XVI Number I the whole plight of religious broadcast­ realized its most significant steps for- His enduring truth to those who are lost all men and not just a chosen few. Self­ ing, from· the standpoint of both the ward when the program was added to and unhappy - each in his own par­ admittedly "the greatest sinner of all," producers and the public, would look the weekly schedule of the NBC radio ticular way. he offered himself as living testimony to pretty discouraging . To tell the truth, we network, and to the regular lineup of There is a very simple statement to be the power of God's love to change men's do not like it very much, for we too pro­ color programs on more than 150 tele- made about Herald of Truth: we believe lives no matter how low they had sunk. duce a religious program; and we have vision stations. the love of God as revealed in the Scrip- Paul's ministry was not one of gen­ more than a passing interest in the mat­ If coverage alone could be considered tures is meant for all men, sinner or eralities and pleasant homilies: he ter. It has become a life's work for some the yardstick of success, you might say saint, profligate or paragon ; that it is related it to the conditions that existed of us, since we happen to believe it is a we have it made. In the cut and dried not meant to be hoarded or discon­ in the times he lived in. His range of life-or-death matter. columns of statistics, just about anybod nected from everyday life, but belongs awareness and insight makes his writ­ When we began producing Herald of in the United States could see or hear firmly where Jesus planted it- as the ings as meaningful today as th~y were Truth 16 years ago on radio ( 14 years Herald of Truth broadcast each week single source of salvation to all men. almost two thousand years ago, because ago on television), we did so under what But modern times are far from bein "Being then God's offspring, we cught he treated the human situation honestly we considered a mandate in the Great cut and dried, and the contempora not to think that the Deity is like gold, and realistically- for, while times Commission of our Lord and Savior, mind that has been conditioned to land or silver, or sione, a representation by change and human progress brings many Jesus Christ: "Go ye therefore into all ings on the moon and fantastic scien the art and imagination of man. The material advances, the fundamental the world ... preaching the gospel . ... " tific discoveries and brutal crimes an times of ignorance God overlooked, but needs and fears and doubts and hopes Then , as now, Herald of Truth was mass violence and self-indulgence an now he commands all men everywhere of men remained unchanged from gen- built around the teachings of Jesus and all the other curious by-products of ou the manifestations of inspired evange­ society often finds little relation betwee , lism in the New Testament. The Bible is the overwhelming inconsistencies of ou our source - our only source - of age and the teachings of a man wh authority, purpose, direction, and guid­ lived among fishermen in the simpl ance. Our goal from the beginning has ways of two-thousand years ago. been the restoration of first- century If anyone's childhood has been ell\ Christianity to this century; our support bittered by a broken home and a drunk throughout the years has come entirely en father; if his wife has ceased to car from churches of Christ and from for him and he is heartily tired of hi friends who shared our goal; our tools job and the purposelessness of his life are the greatest communications media if his brother is going to court wi.th hi in the world - radio and television. over the division of the family property and his son acting in studied defiance o Herald of Truth began on a small his plans and wishes; if petty jealousie network of 30 radio stations in Febru­ and hatreds have soured him on hi ary, 1951. Slowly, one by one, we added friends; and hi~ morning newspaper an stations in all parts of the country, and his evening television ..• are gloomy re we added more experience; and we minders of inhumanity and violence an added,too,a dream that someday Herald shame it is hard for him to see tha to repent, because he has fixed a day on eration to generation. of Truth would be broadcast coast to Christian love and hope were meant fo which he will judge the world in Through Herald of Truth, we attempt coast - that ultimately our television him as well as for all the happy peopl righteousness by a man who he has ap­ to bring these timeless messages to our and radio programs would be seen and in the world. pointed, a_ndof this he has given assur- own age in terms that are .understand­ heard around the world in the real di­ But we believe that tpis kind of ma ance (o all men by raising him from able and relative. Contemporary times mensions of world evangelism. and his wife and his children ar the dead" (Acts 17:29 -31). have given us a whole new set of aber­ During the past 16 years, Herald of among the people that Herald of Trut The Apostle 'Paul, who wrote these rations that wear new names and new Truth has accrued over 150,000 hours must reach if the purpose of our pr lines, was no small. man with a phrase faces - LSD and pot, teenyboppers and of broadcast time on more than i,050 gram is valid and the message we preac or a purpose; ~nd if he had been less junkies, hippies and hell's angels, sit-ins radio and television stations . More than is the hope of the world. Jesus said, " of a ma~,he could. have stayed at.home and freak-outs, racists and rackets - 750,000 pieces of mail have been am come not to call the righteous bu comfor~ably tea.chmg and preachmg to but like other evils that have been received in response to the programs, sinners to repentance . ... " students .and. fnends who more or less around since the year one, they are shared his faith. If he had, odds are that symptoms of a much deeper moral and and the number of conversions that have We cannot talk to ourselves, preach Ch . f · : ht h d' d · resulted from initial contact on the ing what we like to pr~ach, hearing wha ns I~mty mig ave ie out .m a spiritual sickness and not isolated sick­ .k t h Th f h h generation or so. Instead, at consider- nesses that will go away in a few days, broadcast media has been estimated at we l1 e o ear. ose o us w o av , . Heral . d . . th able personal penl, he went among men like a case of the flu. We cannot adopt Christ , in the thousands. foun d h appmess an meanmg m . . ·-· vision c · a cool air of detachment and believe that, This year, 1968, Herald of Truth Ch ns· 1rnn l1'f e um·t e d m· Ch ns · t mus t b rm· ' m all parts of the ancient world to show zine w that the gospel message was relevant to in time, everythin~ will work itself out. If we are to bring about real changes in the moral, social, and spiritual health of this country and the world, they will be led by men with tough minds and understand ing hearts who will combine awareness of the world they live in with hope for the world they live in and present a convincing argu­ ment that reality without religion is forever doomed to hopeless chaos. In Batsell Barrett Baxter and John Allen Chalk , who appear on Herald of Truth television and radio respectively, we have two such men; and behind them stand hundreds and thousands of men and women who share their commitment and goals. They have a range of awareness that startle s you, but it be­ longs to them by rigqt, because it belongs to the world they live in. They have a sense of purpose that astounds you, but it belongs to them by right, too, for theirs is the legacy of Christ, accepted and put to practice, that all men may know happiness and fulfillment in this life and the hope and blessings of eternal life. In the months ahead, as in the years past, John Allen Chalk directs his radio messages to people within the framework of contemporary life and experience. He talks specifically to youth, directly to the mothers and fathers of broken homes, straight to the moral and spiritual drop-outs . On television, Batsell Barrett Baxter launches a new series based on "The Search for· Happiness," dealing with modern man's obsession with money and pleasure and power. The scenes, the dialogue, the action - all are drawn from life, not obliquely or filtered through rose-tinted glasses. We are offering the answers that God has given us; and if these answers are to be meaningful , they will be related to the questions. And the questions loom in our homes, our schools, the streets of our cities, and our innermost personal lives. How far we can go depends not only on the churc hes of Christ and our immediate number of friends and supporters, but also on radio and television executives, on newspaper and magazine editors, and on all influential men who share the belief that Christianity is the best and last hope for humanity.

Hera Christ, vision zine " PROORAM RESULTS-

From all parts of the country, letters pour on the air ... Thank you for the two sermons in by the thousands, praising Herald of Truth radio you sent me. I prize them highly." - Georgia and television programs, thanking us for the messages they bring, requesting copies of Juan Monroy, speaker on Herald of Truth Spanish broadcasts the sermons and Bible home study courses. "I have been watching your program Herald Here are excerpts from just a very few of those of Truth. I believe that your program is helping letters. to prepare a people for God in this day of revolution ... " - Missouri "I am so thrilled that Herald of Truth is now Atheist:rurned Chri ti n on NBC. I am a shut-in ... This great program "Please send me the sermon ... 'Time For helps provide the spiritual food we all need. Decision.' It was so good I want to read it Juan Monroy is one .in a.long line of men study the Bible. Mosl!,were fr.om backgrounds similar Thank you so much." - Tennessee often to the children." - Arizona in history who has attacked religion's excessive to his own - either Catholics or atheists. superstition, traditionalism, and its failure to cope The new evangelist spent the years 1952 through with people's real problems. 1964 travelling throughout Spain. Most of From a father with motherless children: "I "Thanks to a job well done! The television But Juan is also oiie in another long line of men the people he reached, however, eventually have heard your fine sermon series 832-835. program 'Herald of Truth' is certainly one of the who has discovered a faith that is personally joined existing Protestant bodies. I would be very happy to have that whole series best ones on the air .. :: - Indiana fulfilling, able to overcome past failures, and The second turning point in Monroy's life came . . . Perhaps your series on this subject will one relevant to the issues of real life. with his 1964 visit to the New York World's Fair . As a preacher he was attracted to the help me find the answer. I thank God for such Even as a child Juan Monroy was to have a "I cannot find words to express how much I enjoy difficult time reaching a religious decision. His Protestant-Orthodox Center, a pavilion housing messages as these at this tryi'ng time in your sermons each Sunday morning on Herald mother, a Spaniard, was a devout Roman Catholic. a potpourri of religious groups. Among the my life ... ·: - Ohio of Truth TV ... Please enroll me in your His father was a confirmed atheist and an exhibits was one bearing a long fluorescent sign: correspondence course ... I am a anti-cleric free thinker. "The Churches of Christ Salute You." "I want you to know how much I have enjoyed widow.'' - Texas The wishes of his father were carried out Juan walked through the exhibit. He watched the regarding Juan's schooling. French-speaking schools presentations of the plea for New Testament your radio program. It has· meant so much to me. Christianity. He talked to the people So many times I have been discouraged in Morocco directed his interest toward But Does Herald of Truth Help Convert humanistic studies and atheistic attitudes. By the manning the exhibit. and turned on your program ... then off I go Souls? Read and See. age of 12, Juan decided to turn from the Catholic Here was a group, Monroy began to see, feeling so much better." - Florida church, where he had been baptized as an infant. seeking the same goals he had tried to preach: a When he finally completed his education, return to the faith and practice of the New "I am very happy to tell you that since I have Testament - free of tradition and custom. "We turned on the radio last night and heard Juan had a degree in journalism, and began a enrolled in the Bible course I have obeyed The more he talked with the exhibitors, the your program for the first time. It thrilled us so promising career in writing. It was on a newspaper the faith ... " - Florida assignment that he made his discovery. greater interest his presence attracted. As he and took us back several years and happy discussed numerous matters of Biblical faith to know we could hear the old time gospel Assigned to cover a speech by a•Cuban Pr~testant preacher, the young reporter had every with other ministers and teachers from Churches truths proclaimed." - Michigan "During the past year one family, husband intention of turning the event into orie of his of Christ in various parts of the country, all and wife, were baptized as a result of the TV usual anti-religious diatribes. concluded that their beliefs were so similar that program." - New York The speech was on love, based on he should cast his lot with them. ···1 like to listen to good preaching, especially Early in 1965, Monroy joined the staff of when I can ·understand it. I am not a Christian ... I I Corinthians 13. Juan discovered that he could not bring himself to criticize it. the Herald of Truth and has continued in Spanish must have gotten something out of your "I was baptized tonight ... It was a direct Instead, he spent two days in intense study of evangelism over Radio Luxembourg. He has message or I wouldn't have taken out the time result of watching your television program." the Scriptures cited by the speaker. Juan Monroy quit started a small press to publish "Restauracion," to write ... It is the first time I ever did - Illinois the newspaper. The preacher baptized him. a journal he edits, as well as Spanish translations write to a preacher." - California of writings of American preachers. · ,\fter enrolling in a small unaccredited Bible · Monroy still uses his French, ioo. He was a "I am writing you this letter to tell you some good training school in Morocco, the new convert featured speaker at recent evangelistic campaigns in "These Bible lessons mean more -to me than words news ... I wrote you once ... that I was not quickly absorbed all the teachers could offer. After Paris. He has made a number of converts among can express and the programs on Sunday - I yet a Christian. But I am happy to say that now several months he found himself at odds with Spanish-speaking communities in Her; enjoy them so much ... It is the best program I am. I was baptized Sunday night. . .''-Tennessee them,and to their disappointment he left French-speaking nations . Christ , the Baptist fellowship. vision Juan Monroy- Spanish-French, zine , Monroy returned to Spain. He began preaching atheistic-Catholic, journalist-intellectual - at last on his own, forming small groups of converts to has found a spiritual home. t ti n

Chon. City Station Time Chan. City Station Time Chan. City Station Tim• ALABAMA OKLA HOMA '6 Bi rmingham ------~-- WBRC 5:10am 13 2:30 pm ' 5 Oklahoma City ---····-- ____KO CO 7:00 am '4 Dothan ______WTVY 9:00 am '6 9:3 0 am Tues. 15 Floren ce ------..WOWL 8:30 am '2 Tuls a ------·-·····-KVOO 8:0 0 am 31 Huntsv ille ______WAAY 8:00 am Field Men '32 Montg omery ______WKAB 1:00 pm Tus caloosa ______WCFT LOUIS IANA 33 9:00 am OREGON 5 Alexandria ------·-··--·KALB 10:30 am 13 New Orl eans -·-···-···--·····-···WVUE 11:00 a m 11 Coos Bay --- --······-·--··-- · ...__ KCBY 10:00 am Meet the men who represent the Elders of the '6 Sh reveport ---···------KTA L · 10:00 am 13 Eugene ·-··-·--·-···--··-···-·------KVAL 10:00 am Christian College,preached in Oklahoma City, ALASKA '5 Med ford ·····---··-····-··-··------··KTV M 8:00 am 4 Sitka ------··------KSA 4:30 pm '2 Port la nd --··-·····-··-·-···········---KAT U 8:00 am Highland Church for Herald of Truth in the field. Elk City, Oklahoma and Shamrock, Texas. 4 Roseb ur g -·-·-··----··--·---·····-·-···KPIC 10:00 a m Each is assigned a specific area of the country. Eugene owned and operated a radio station 5 9:30 am Each is dedicated to the growth and progress of ARIZONA '50 12:30 pm PENNSYLVANIA in Shamrock, Texas.before becoming a '13 Tucson ______KOLO 10:30 am 10:CO am '6 '28 Herald of Truth programming as one of today's field representative. He has lectured extensively •12 Phoen ix -'--~------KTAR 6:00 am 5 9:30 am Wil kes -Ba rr e ·------···---··-··---WBRE 6:30am Mon . 5 9:30 am challenges to communicate Christ to the world . on Americanism , and is often called on to preach ARKANSAS SOUTH CAROLINA and speak. 8:00am •10 El Dora do ------····------KTVE MISS ISSI PPI Char leston ·········---········-·--·WUSN 12:00 pm 5 Fort Sm ith ----·------KFSA 10:3 0 am 7:0 0 am LYLE DALZELL , west coast regional representative. Jonesboro ------KA1T 2:30 pm '13 Biloxi ----·---··-----·--·····--:_ __W LOX 8 4 Columbus · ····-···--·------·---·WCB I 8:3 0 am 7 11:00 am Educated in West Coast colleges (including EDGAR ORMAN, Southwestern regional •3 r :ci~e;~u -~~-~~:~:::~--~·.:~~-.-:.~:::~.wli~ 6:25 am SOUTH DAKOTA CALIFORNIA Fr i. 5 Mitche ll ___·-··-----·-··-···-·--- KORN 11:00 am Pepperdine) and served for years as preacher, representative. In the jewelry and watch repair 2:00 pm 12 Chico ______KHSL 8:30 am Tupel o -·-····-··------··--···---·--·-wrw v '13 Sioux Fali s ····-·------····--KSOO 10:00 am educational director, and Christian College board business for 36 years, Edgar still owns one 43 Fresno ______KI CU 7:30 a m . 47 Fresno ______KJEO 2:00 pm member. Formerly the field representative in 17 Mod esto ______KLOC 2:30 pm store, employing a manager. Very active in civic and •10 Sacramento ______KXTV 6:30 am TENNES SEE Santa Ba rbara ______KEYT 12 8:20 am the Southwest, Lyle played a major role in many •3 9:15 am ' 13 2:00 pm ' 3 10:00 am professional duties, Edgar has held various • 12 Santa Maria ______KCOY 9:30 am 26 2:00 pm San Franc isco ______KSAN '6 2:00 pm ~~~!~~~o~~------=------~_-.-.-.:~-~.:; e~ 32 7:30 am 8:3 0 am '1 3 Memph is -----··--·-····-··-----··-WHBQ 9:30 am television breakthroughs by Herald of offices, including chairman of the board of the '3 10:30 am ' II 9:00 am '4 Na shvi\l e ·-·--········----·····-··-··-·WSM Truth in Texas . '8 Nashv ill e -·-····-··--·-·--·-···-···-·WS IX 7:30 am Tennessee Horological Society. More recently he COLORADO Sat. has served as the first area editor of the 5 Grand Ju nctio n ______KREX 10:0 0 am MONTANA Montrose ______KREY 10:00 am 10 2 Billin gs _ ------·--·-· ·····-·KOOK 9 :00am DALE SMITH, Midwest regional Christian Chronicle and now publishes a 12 He lena ······-··--KBLL 9:00 am TEXAS 12 Ab ilene ····-··-··---····------··- KTXS 12 noo n representative. Attended David Lipscomb College religious journal for the Mid-South. Orm an is an CONNECTICUT 4 Ama ri No ------·- -·····.. · ·--· KGNC 7:30 a m am 18 Hartford -··--·-·------·-·-·- WHCT 2:00 pm NEBRASKA '42 Aus tin -··--·-··--·· --·-· ·----·--··--·K H Fl 10:30 and Wisconsin University. Dale still holds elder for the Highland Street Church in Memphis. ' 6 Corp us Chri st i -···---- ·-···---··KRIS 9:30 am 8 Albion . ------.. ·------..--. KHQL 1:30 pm ' 13 El Paso --·-· -···-···--·--·--·-·-·K ELP 10:30 am gospel meetings every year, as well as personal 6 1:30 pm '8 6:30 am 1:30 pm Ft. Worth -Dall as --·-- ·-··-···-WFAA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 13 •2 Houston ------···············---·KPRC 9:30 am 2 E~!fEez::? ~:::·::::~:=::-:::~=:::_:~B§t 12:30 pm 12 5:00 pm evangelism and leadership training SILAS H. SHOTWELL, Southwest regional 14 Washi ngton __.. ______WQOK 8:30 pm 10:30 am Sherma n --·-·--··-- ·------K XI I •a Obe rlin -McCook -----·-·--·--·KOMC ' 10 Waco ····----··--··-··--·-···-··---- KWTX 10:00 am workshops. An active speaker , he is currently representative, is a preacher and teacher who joined '5 Weslaco ··········----·············-···KRGV 7:30 am ' 6 Wich it a Falls -----·-····------KAUZ 8:00 am International Toastmaster Champion the Herald of Truth staff three years ago. NEVADA •11 10:30 am 2 ~;~ Veg~s --··---··-· --· ···-··-~~~~ 8:3 0 am of America. He has served as a key man and as a regional •12 10:00 am ' 2 0 2:00 pm UTAH '6 2:00 pm • 2 Salt Lake City ·------KUTV 10:00 am representative for the Northwe st. Shotwell attended ' 7 10:30 am •3 NEW HAMPSHIRE EUGENE HENDERSON, Mid.South regional York College, Texa11Christian, and Columbia '6 10:30 am '9 Manche ster ______W MUR 9:00 am V I RG I NIA representative, has preached full time since Christian before receiving a degree from 10 Portsmouth ----··-·------·-··-·- -·WAVY 9:30 am beginning schooling . After graduation from Abilene Abilene Christian College. GEORGIA '8 Richmond, Pet ers bu rg __WXE X 8:00 am Atlanta -··- ______WAGA 10:00 am •5 ' 13 10:00 am 6 10:30 01)1 · 8 9:30 am WASHINGTON IDAHO 025 Pasco ----··--··--· -·------·-·- ·KNDU 10:30am *25 Yak ima -··-··------·-· ·······---KNDU 10:30 am •2 Boi se ----·--··--··---·-----······ KBOI 11 :00 am NEW YORK ' 13 7:00 am W. R. Smith, Program Coordinator Albany - ··--·------·--··----·--·--WAST WEST VI RGI NIA ILLINOIS Wed. '33 Ch ampa ign -Urban a ______WCHU 8:30 am 40 Bing ham ton ------·-· WIN R 12:00 pm '1 3 12:00 pm Chicago ______WCIU '7 Bu ffal o ---··-·------· ·WKBW 8:00 am ~ l~~vi~fJo~ -----~~-~----=:~~~--~~---~:i HH~~ 7: 30 am 26 12:30 pm •5 '6 Bill's accompl ishments as a church, c1v1c and business leader would fill '24 Danvi lle ______WICD 8:30 am New York ------·--·-·····--- WNEW 7:30 am 4 Oak Hill ------WOAY 10:00 am '19 Peoria ______WIRL 12:00 pm Sat. & Sun. volumes. He's been a County Judge, Bank director, Governor's Cabinet member •39 Rockford ______WT VO 8:30 am • 20 Springfie ld ______WICS 8:30 a m ( all in Arkansas, where he graduated from Harding College.) He is an Elder NORTH CAROLINA WISCONSIN ' 13 12:00 pm '°13 Eau Clair e -·----······ ---··-···-- WEAU 11:30 am for the Lake Village Church. Serves on the Board of Directors at Columbia Ash eville ------··-··---·-···WLOS 9:30 am IN DIANA • 7 Washii,gton --·------·--··-··--- WITN 9 :00 am • 11 Gree n Bay -- --·-·--··· ··-·--·WLUK Elkhart ______.WSJV '6 Wilm ington ·-··-·---···-····-- - -WECT 10:30 am Christian College and on the President's Council at Harding. Teaches in '16 9:30 am '36 Ch arlot te ··-·--··-··--···------WCTU 3:00 pm '33 Fort Wayne ------'..- ...-.WKJG 9: 15am the Bible school program. Preaches . With all this , .Bill has still found time '6 Indianap olis ______WFBM 8:1 5 am FOREIGN • 10 Terr e Haute ___ :.______WTHI 8:30 am 9 Ponce , Puerto Rico ______WSUR 2:30 pm to attend every Abilene Workshop of Herald of Truth since 1964 and NORT H DAKOTA '3 Barrie , Onta rio, Canada __CKVR 12:30 pm 5 Bismarck -· -- -· ----·--·-· ·----KFYR 9:30 am 5 Hallibu rt on ------. ______CKVR 12:30 pm to help ori:anizc the state 'of Arkamas for Herald of iruth presentation! 10 Minot ------·--- ··------KMOT 9:30 am ,8 Huntsv ill e, Ontario, Can .._ CKVR 12:30 pm IOWA 8 Williston ------·-·· ... KUMV 10:30 am North Bay , Ontar io, Can._CFCH 1:00 pm He is eminently qualiW for the position of Program Coordinator 11 Perry Sound , Onta rio, , 2 1 10:20 pm Canada ------CKVR 12:30 pm for Herald Truth, a task he assumed early in 1968. Let his own words ' 3 ~~!~~g~---~==-~~==~==:~~~~~~~ 8:00 am Sw ift Current , Sas k., Can. __C JFB 1:30 pm of ' 14 Sioux City . ··-·------KMEG 9:30 am OHIO Mo n. Th ompso n, Manit oba, explain his feelings about Herald of Truth: '49 Akron _ ·-·--···----·-·-··--·-·-- WAKR 9 :00 am 6:00 pm • 17 Cant on ----· ·--···--··- ---- ______WJAN 10:00 pm Canada ----·--·-··------CESM KANSAS Mon. Bris ba ne, Queensland , Aust rali a --···-·------···-·--QTQ 9:00 pm 13 8:00 am 3:30 pm Mon. " ... I feel that the most challenging and the most urgent work 6 10:30 am Wed . 10:30 am •s Cleveland ···------····- -·-···WEWS 7:30 am II Sat . 2 );Jifn:i t~-=i=;:~:i~:~~-~~i~i 10:30 am that is being done among brethren anywhere in the world 9:00 am '3 Wi chita ------·-- ·------KARD 10:30 am '22 Dayton ...... WKEF Oberl in-McCook ______KOMC 10:30 am •9 Steub envi lle ·-·-··--···-·-- ____WSTV 9:30 am today is being done by Herald of Truth and the many indi­ '8 •co lor Stat ion s Pittsburg ------··------·--· KOAM 9:00 am '27 Young st own -----·-·-··-·--·- ...WKBN 12 noon He, viduals and congreg ations who are working together to make '7 C hri s! vision this pc 3sible. 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