Official Organ of the Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Vol. XLVII Berrien Springs, Mich., August 30, 1955

I IS I lB EIIVILD Ms GLO Y by L. H. ENGELBRECHTT O the Apostle John was accorded, per- Christ was hid in God, and God was re- T haps, a fuller understanding of the see signs and wonders, ye will not be- vealed in the character of His Son. To Messiah's mission than the other disciples lieve," a sufficient revelation to cause the this revelation Jesus desired the minds of received. While to Matthew it was given to nobleman to acknowledge the divinity of the people to be directed, and their write of His kingship, Mark of His quali- the Master and exclaim: "Sir, come down homage to be given."—Id., page 261. ties as a servant, Luke of His character as ere my child die!" God's character — God's name — was a man amongst men, to John it was given Concerning the centurion we read: "As demonstrated a number of times that day. to show forth His divinity. This we gather the 'light which lighteth every man that Perhaps we could choose that aspect which from his opening remarks, which culmin- cometh into the world' had shone upon was demonstrated in the encounter with ate in the expression: "And the Word was him, he had, though afar off, discerned Satan when the madman rushed into the made flesh, and dwelt among us (and we the glory of the Son of God." We recall meeting causing confusion and alarm. Jesus beheld His glory, the glory as of the only his utternace which was in effect: "As I said "Hold thy peace," and peace there begotten of the Father), full of grace and represent the power of Rome, and my was, revealing that aspect of the title of truth." soldiers recognize my authority as su- the Infinite—Jehovah Shalom, "the Lord To reveal God's character was why Jesus preme, so dost Thou represent the power send peace." Judges 6:24. came to this world. Ministry of Healing, of the Infinite God, and all created things We have the man whose great burden page 419. On the last night before His obey Thy word." Desire of Ages, pages was the weight of his sin. We read: "In crucifixion, in talking to the disciples, 316, 317. He had discerned that part of words that fell like music on the sufferer's Jesus said He had finished His work and Christ's character revealed in the title, ear, the Saviour said, 'Son, be of good had glorified the Father's name. John 17:4, Jehovah Sabaoth—the Lord of hosts. cheer, thy sins be forgiven thee.' The bur- 6. This, then, was the work of Christ— Amos 5:27; 3:13. den of despair rolls from the sick man's to reveal His Father's character and in so If ever the character of God was demon- soul; the peace of forgiveness rests upon doing glorify His Father's name, which in strated it surely was on that day at Caper- his spirit and shines out upon his counte- all its variants, portrays His character. naum—and all by a word. The demon- nance. His physical pain is gone, and his In the story which centered around the stration began with that powerful sermon whole being is transformed. The helpless wedding feast at Cana, we read: "This in the synagogue, followed by the release paralytic is healed! the guilty sinner is par- beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of the madman from the power of Satan, doned! In simple faith he accepted the of Galilee, and manifested forth His glory" and the healing of Peter's wife's mother of words of Jesus as the boon of new life. —or His character. What aspect was her fever, and finishing with the healing of He urged no further request, but lay in demonstrated here? It was His ability to the sick of that city. "Never before had blissful silence, too happy for words. The provide in any emergency, and not only Capernaum witnessed a day like this"! light of heaven irradiated his countenance, His ability to provide, but the particular "Thus were spent the days in the earthly and the people looked with awe upon the provision was ample and of the highest life of Jesus. . . . All day He toiled, teach- scene."—Desire of Ages, page 268. quality. ing the ignorant, healing the sick, giving May we ask, Why these miracles? Why We are told "our heavenly Father has a sight to the blind, feeding the multitude; this revelation? The answer is twofold: thousand ways to provide for us, of which and at the eventide or in the early morning, first, that we may know Him whom to we know nothing. Those who accept the He went away to the sanctuary of the know is life eternal, whom to know is to one principle of making the service and mountains for communion with His receive power to become sons of God; honor of God supreme, will find per- Father."—Desire of Ages, pages 259, 260. whom to know is but to put our trust in plexities vanish, and a plain path before In marked contrast was His life to that Him. And secondly, that we may be in- their feet."—Desire of Ages, page 330. of the Pharisees, who sought distinction struments of and to His glory. The demon- That attribute of the Father's character "by their scrupulous ceremonialism and stration was not to cease with His ascen- as portrayed in the name El-Roi—"Thou the ostentation of their worship and sion, for in John 17:22 we read: "And the God seest me," Gen. 16:13, was revealed charities." In the life of Jesus "no noisy glory which Thou gayest Me I have given by Jesus to the nobleman when He read disputation, no ostentatious worship, no them." ihen'inan's 'mind and said:'' "Eiceix ye act „t9, gain, applanse,„v,v,4 ever witnessed. —Australasian Record 2 LAKE UNION HERALD

•••••Ailln.111111.4111•1•01MH.M.M10001•41.0..0411•1.0”M.E.O.M.0•=0.1•164140....0041.111•41 .411.0.0..1.0.) wherewithal to cover the cost of the sub- i LAKE UNION CONFERENCE S. D. A. scriptions you send, the beneficiaries will i Statement of Tithe and Mission Offerings have the privilege of beginning with the For Six Months (26 weeks) Ended June 30, 1955 first issue of 1956. Per Per Total Week If a special effort could be made in Membership Tithe Capita Ing'ring Capita Missions Memb'r every church during the remaining Illinois 5,708 $388,400.07 $68.04 $123,029.55 $21.55 $181,674.51 $1.22 / Indiana 4,595 262,365.49 57.10 93,000.95 20.24 138,580.88 1.16 1 months of this year, the subscription Lake Region 3,669 132,069.80 36.00 34,860.62 9.50 63,390.52 .66 list could very well be built up to 10,- Michigan 13,528 816,526.37 60.36 236,079.23 17.45 353,618.90 1.01 000 copies each quarter. We should Wisconsin 4,760 206,052.99 43.29 65,009.17 13.66 98,623.59 .80 have this number as a minimum. Will $1805,414.72 $55.96 $551,979.52 $17.11 $835,888.40 $1.00 1 Union 32,260 you help us? We need your assistance. You are vital to the success of this pro- i Increase over gram. May the Lord bless you in this 1954 $119,876.10 $13,955.23 $20,032.41 special endeavor. i H. A. SHEPARD Secretary-Treasurer Your Committee on Jewish Work Lake Union Conference of S. D. A. i / 0.4.041••••0••040.0•04=1.04M•140”041•10.,M.0.1•111.61 0M1.1111004=.0.411M....0.0.410.0.0•00.111•0+M..11 WISCO1 SIN Our Jewish Bible Around the field there are probably old C. M. Bunker President yellow enrollment cards, which were used L. G. Wartzok Sec.-Treas. Correspondence Course Mail Address, Box 512 Until recently we conducted two Bible formerly. These should not be used now, 802 E. Gorham St., Madison, Wisconsin but should be destroyed. Please request Office Hours: Correspondence Courses for the Jewish Mon.-Thu. 7:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m., 1:00-5:00 p.m. people. One of these was known as "The your conference office for some of the pink Fri. 7:30 a.m.-12:00 m.; Closed Fri. p.m. Sun. By appointment only, otherwise closed. Jewish Prophetic Voice," operated from enrollment cards. There will be an ample Washington, D.C.; the other as "The supply for all. Will you not make a special effort in Daily Newspapers Say Torah Institute," operated from New Distinguished Naval Officer Adresses York City. Due, however, to matters of this matter during the month of Novem- Church's Annual Convention personnel and the necessity for more ade- ber? If this is done, we should have at Portage, Wisconsin—"Christians can quate equipment, it was felt that we least 5000 more enrollees in this course stop worrying about A-Bombs and H- should combine these courses and oper- of study. Will you help us? Bombs when they have made proper spir- ate them from one center. Arrangements Your Committee on Jewish Work itual preparation," a naval medical officer were made for this to be done at a Meet- said last night at the 33rd annual Seventh- ing of the Jewish Committee some weeks Our Jewish Quarterly Journal day Adventist state wide conference here. ago. All our members doubtless know that Addressing the audience of more than The Bible Correspondence Course for for the last two years we hive had a quar- 2,000, Capt. L. E. C. Joers, assistant med- Jewish people is now known as "The terly journal for the Jewish people. It has ical officer of the 9th Naval district, Great Hebrew Scripture Institute" and is oper- borne the name of The Sabbath Expo- Lakes Naval Training Station, Great ated by "Faith for Today" as a separate nent. During the period it has been pub- Lakes, Illinois, stated, "It's time that we department of their work. lished, the circulation has risen to some- clear the spiritual decks of our soul for The postal address is as follows: thing over 3000 copies each. quarter. This, action." HEBREW SCRIPTURE INSTITUTE, of course, is small; but it is a beginning. Box 325, At a recent meeting of the Jewish Com- Published Weekly by the LAKE UNION CONFERENCE OF New York 8, New York. mittee, at which several of the officers of SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS In this course of study there are 36 the General Conference were present, it Berrien Springs, Michigan lessons, and they give a good coverage was unanimously decided to change the Contributions must be submitted to your local Conference office for approval. of the special truths for this time. This name of this magazine. Beginning with All matter for publication should reach the provision is an opportunity for real mis- the first issue of 1956, the name will Lake Union Conference office by Tuesday, 9 a.m., preceding the date of issue—advertising sionary work on the part of our church be Israelite. In size and general appear- copy by Monday of the week preceding issue. members throughout North America., ance it will be the same as formerly. The Subscription price $2.00. R. L. Logan Editor With over 5,000,000 Jews in this land, price will also be the same, i.e., one dollar H. A. Shepard Advisory Editor and about 200,000 in Canada, we have for a year's subscription. Entered as second-class matter, November, 1908, under act of March 3, 1879, at the Post an excellent opportunity in seeking to Here is another opportunity to do real Office, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Printed by The interest them in God's message for this missionary work for the sons and daugh- College Press, Berrien Springs, Michigan. In giving change of address always give old time. ters of Abraham. Your efforts to obtain address followed by new address.

Why not take some of the pink enroll- enrollees for the Jewish Bible Correspon- LAKE UNION CONFERENCE DIRECTORY ment cards and call on your Jewish neigh- dence Course will cost time; this venture P. 0. Box C, Berrien Springs, Mich. bors and friends, and seek to enroll them will cost a little money. President M. L. Rice in this special course of study? Do not, Would you be willing to provide a sub- Secretary-Treasurer H. A. Shepard Auditor A. E. Mobley however, send in their names without scription for a year for some Jewish neigh- Educational Secretary W. A. Nelson Home Missionary Sec'y. their consent. This might be resented, and bor or friend? It may be you would like Sabbath School Sec'y. H. K. Holladay would mean also much unnecessary ex- to provide five or more subscriptions. If Industrial Relations Sec'y. Religious Liberty Secretary ...... M. L. Rice pense to the cause of God. Try to inter- you have names and addresses, and you Publishing Secretary R. G. Campbell Missionary Volunteer Sec'y. est them, and then get them to sign the care to send them to your local Book and Temperance Secretary Miller Brockett card. Bible House, together with the necessary War Service Secretary LAKE UNION HERALD 3

Referring to a deep spiritual experience Pointing out the sacrifices and wise ter Collins, both members of the Green as being the only important factor in our planning of America's founders, Archer Bay church, were united in marriage. insecure world of cold wars, Capt. Joers said, "If there is anything that is central After a wedding trip to the Upper asserted that, "the individual who goes in the concept of freedom, it is the un- Peninsula in Michigan, Marion and Wal- forward at full speed with God's task alterable insistence that the mind shall be ter returned to Green Bay where they force, will never have to fear the devil's free, that dissent shall not be punished by plan to make their home. It was a real torpedoes of temptation." authority, that even the most 'heretical' source of joy to the writer to perform Speaking about his own religious con- taxpayer shall not be taxed in order to this service since he had previously, on victions, Joers declared, "I'm in the Navy propagate religious doctrines that are ab- different occasions, given Bible studies because as a Seventh-day Adventist I be- horrent to him or agreeable to him." De- to both and baptized them into the rem- lieve the words of Jesus when He said, fining the meaning of true religion, Arch- nant church. May God richly bless the `Render unto Caesar the things which are er continued, "True religion is never a establishment of this new Christian home. Caesar's and unto God the things which product of compulsion of government W. R. RISTON are God's.' I believe that part of my re- sponsorship. Spiritual life is never the by- ligion requires that I serve my country product of church affiliation for political when needed in order to properly serve reasons." ILLINOIS W. B. Hill President my God." "No preferential treatment for any re- Elton Dessain Sec.-Treas. Citing the trend of some Christians Phone HUnter 5-1200 3721 Prairie Ave. ligious body is permitted in the United Box 7, Brookfield, Illinois abandoning their churches, Joers said, "A States constitution, they shall all be equal Office Hours: back-slider is a sorry subject. Just anyone Mon.-Thurs., 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. before the law," stressed the distinguished Fri., 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. can give up and quit, but it takes one speaker. Sun. by appointment only with intestinal fortitude to succeed." Adventist Publishing Official and Church members from the denomina- Juvenile Delinquency Reynoldswood Camps a Real Success tion's 84 churches in Wisconsin are liv- Portage, Wisconsin—"More people are Sunday, August 7, marked the close of ing in a tent city of 120 tents during the buying and reading magazines and other three weeks of camping at Reynoldswood. parley. Others live in the 190 permanent literature than ever before," said a Sev- Horseback riding, swimming, boating, cabin units. A camp store, a Book and enth-day Adventist publishing manager crafts, camp councils, campfires, and over- Bible House, departmental cabins, and a here list night. night canoe trips filled the time for 310 cafeteria are other permanent structures. Pointing out the danger of "cheap," campers who had each spent at least one Ten days before the opening meeting "immoral" literature found on the public week in camp. last Thursday night, Adventist clergymen newsstands, I. H. Ihrig of Nashville, Ten- God abundantly blessed our camp pro- from over the state left their pulpits, nessee, manager of the periodical depart- gram this year, both physically and spiritu- donned overalls and became carpenters, ment of the Southern Publishing Asso- ally. Elder W. B. Hill spoke to the campers painters, electricians, and plumbers to pre- ciation, asserted that, "the need •for good each Sabbath at the 11:00 o'clock hour, and pare the 20-acre assembly grounds ' for literature is accentuated by the fact that it was a thrill indeed to see boys and girls the convocation. there are 15,000,000 (15 million) sex mag- give their hearts to God and sincerely re- A program of religious services and rec- azines printed monthly. These are read by quest to be placed in baptismal classes in reational activities is under way for all one third of the people, and contribute their home churches. age levels including cradle roll, kinder- greatly to America's problem of juvenile Of special interest to many campers this garten, primary, junior, and seniors. Vis- delinquency and teen-age crime waves." year was a zoo made up of wild animals of iting speakers hail from six states and the Ihrig continued by saying, "There is, the Reynoldswood forest including a fox, nation's capital. This is but one of sim- however, an encouraging trend. People raccoon, woodchuck, two opossums, and ilar camp meetings conducted by the Ad- are not reading as much fiction as before. several other animals. Of course, I would ventists around the world. The confused state of the world, rapidly be remiss not to mention "Billy" or Speaker at Adventist Camp Meeting transpiring events, bring about a hunger "Demon" as he was fondly referred to by Praises Government for information which will give them a some. You see, "Billy" is a goat and has Portage, Wisconsin—"I believe that the sense of security." all the characteristics of an inquisitive and government of the United States is based Speaking about Adventist publications, troublesome one. However, he did serve upon the finest principles of statecraft Ihrig stated, "The demand for religious well as our camp mascot. I believe he ever conceived by man, and that our coun- reading has been a factor in an increase favored the boys a little. This may have try does indeed have a glorious tradition in the sale of Adventist publications. He been due to the fact that he was chased of freedom," said a religious executive pointed out that, "the sale of denomina- several times by a certain lady with a here last night. tional literature amounted to more than broom in her hand. Dr. Glenn Archer, of Washington, D.C. $17,000,000 in 1954." He further stated Many were the boys and girls who executive director of POAU (Protestants that, "the church's three publishing houses learned to swim at camp this year under and Other Americans United For Sep- in the U. S. have had to add new presses the instruction of Elder Jack Anders and aration of Church and State)- addressed and enlarge their plants to meet the de- his co-workers at the pool. Nature played more than 3,000 at the 33rd annual Sev- mand. an important part in camp life as Mrs. enth-day Adventist camp meeting, empha- May Lemmon and her helpers led out sizing that "totalitarianism, whether it be in a full scale nature study including a clerical or fascism, economic or commu- Wedding study of rocks, birds, flowers, insects, and nism is the greatest threat to religious Amid beautiful surroundings Sunday trees. Mrs. Lodge had charge of the handi- freedom." afternoon, July 31, Marion Alef and Wal- craft program, and with a corps of efficient - 4 LAKE UNION HERALD

teachers, the finest craft work ever to be scientific reasoning. We laugh and cry, youth of high school age could be enrolled- produced at camp was seen this year. muse and sadden, ignore and worry, at at Indiana Academy. The food?—It was the best as you could what people eat and drink. That which is Many of those who will be attending will tell from the refills of the serving bowls at good for food is rejected and sport is find it difficult to meet their bills. Charges each meal. We have Mrs. Maupin, Mrs. made of the person who is the habitual have to be made in proportion to the cost Kane, Mrs. Reynolds, and Miss Franklin partaker of such nourishment. On the of operating the institution. I feel there are to thank for this. opposite of the counter is the brave man many of our loyal members who have al- Wonderful cooperation from directors whose alimentary facilities are sufficient ready educated their children or who do Eltier R. G. Wertz at the junior boys' in strength to handle anything including not have any, who could assist some of camp, Miss Rosemary Richards at the jun- the deadly poisons. He is praised and these fine young people financially. ior girls' camp, Miss Adeline Kleist and commended for his broad approach to the We would like to invite and even urge Mr. Paul Weichert at teen-age camp, plus task of gratifying appetite. you to put a certain amount into the all the staff and counselors was responsible Our body is given to us as the crowning "Student Aid Fund" every time you make for making this year's program a real achievement of the Creator's activity in up your tithe envelope. This fund will success. making and inhabiting this world. It is then be divided, next Spring, among the Rarely do we find parents who truly designed to be the temple of the Holy worthy students who need financial assis- appreciate the value of sending their chil- Ghost. Never was it planned that in any tance. Where, fellow believer, can you dren to summer camps. These camps do far way it should be defiled. As the divinely invest your money that will bring greater more than provide a good time for our dedicated temple it contains also the or- returns than in Adventist youth? Perhaps youth. Many are the individuals who can ganic machinery for producing individual you would like to sponsor some young point to summer camp as the place where human reasoning. Mental manipulation or person who cannot attend unless someone they gave their hearts to God. The pro- thinking is an individual process. In no does furnish the means. blems of social life and community living way is the brain tied to or connected with May I thank you in advance for your are many times solved by the campers the third person of the Godhead. "As a financial support on behalf of our youth! themselves as they learn unit activity. No man thinketh in his heart so is he." The ARTHUR KIESZ. boy or girl should grow up without hav- Holy Ghost dwells in the body temple ing the privilege of attending these camps. as an entirely distinctive influence. Vacation Bible School Summer camps provide the best in youth Both the Holy Ghost and the brain The Indianapolis South Side church has evangelism, character building, clean however have one thing in common. just finished the second annual Vacation wholesome recreation, and social relation- They are affected or influenced by the Bible School. Conducted from 9:00-12:00 ships. food or substitute for food that is taken each morning from August 1 to 12, these It is the prayer of the MV Department into the body. That which defiles effects sessions have resulted in a tremendous that next year the enrollment • can be an immediate departure of the Holy Spir- amount of interest and good-will in the swelled to at least five hundred in camp it. The action on the brain cells is also vicinity of the church. during the summer. In order to do this, more or less immediate. Mental function- Under the direction of Mrs. Floy Addis, parents and campers alike, start now to ing is impaired and detrimentally unbal- Bible Instructor, and with the assistance plan for the camping season of 1956. anced thinking results. Good judgment of 22 adults, a total of 109 children were F. B. PHILLIPS is replaced by undependable judgment. enrolled and placed in classes for instruc- Restraints are cast down and the victim tion and crafts. freely does things he would not otherwise Appetite On Thursday evening, August 11, do and there issues from his mouth the The sin of indulging the appetite is friends, neighbors and parents were invited fruits of disgrace and unsound expression. as old as that of pride abuse. As time adds to a special program prepared and pre- His talk becomes cheap and his action to eternity, multiplied advantages are se,nted by the children's classes. This was sinful. Choice better things become void. taken of the desire to indulge in all man- followed by a beautiful display of the The will is destroyed. Human character ner of harmful appetizers. Man has been various crafts and projects completed by disappears. Animal instincts predominate endowed with a natural gift of experimen- the various divisions. and even dominate the man. In such a tation. There is nothing within the scope Friday, after distribution of all materials condition he is lost in every respect. Who of human surroundings that is not made to the children, they were taken to Garfield is responsible for this lost soul for whom the subject of his play or work. The great- Park for a picnic,,, games, lunch, and sur- Jesus gave His life? est urge in man's eternal effort to discover prise ice cream. HARRY M. LODGE and try out is his desire to gratify an Among the interesting results of the infinitely copious craving to put some- Vacation Bible School were these: The thing in the stomach. INDIANA average attendance of children for the It is assumed that the digestive organ- Arthur Kiesz President entire ten days was 75, a figure much .1. B. Frank Sec.-Treas. ism of the human body is designed and 3266 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis 7, Ind. higher than a year before. There were 50 fortified to handle anything that man can Telephone—Walnut 3-4571 non-Adventist children enrolled in the Office closed on Sundays except put into it. This vital part of man's physi- for special appointments. school out of a total enrollment of 109, cal system is hardy. There is no doubt making this a truly missionary protect. Of about its strength, elasticity, and resis- Could You Help? these, 10 were enrolled in the Junior Voice tance. How the stomach and its degestive Now that Indiana Academy is again of Prophecy Bible Correspondence Course. juices can and do handle the untold var- opening its doors for another school term, Among the many who helped with this iety and combinations of substances there will be scores of our youth attending. great undertaking were the following: Mrs. passed into it is beyond the realm of We wish that every Seventh-day Adventist Margaret Smock, Mrs. Selma Pettigrew, LAKE UNION HERALD

Mrs. Eileen Ho1st, Mrs. Doris Behner, Mrs. dred boys and girls enjoyed at least one week end. This camp is especially con- Dorothy Turner, Mrs. Ruth Merrifield, week studying God through Nature, par- ducted for senior MV and Pathfinder Mrs. Zella Steele, Mrs. Lou Mitchell, Mrs. ticipation in arts and crafts, field activi- leaders and all who are interested in Bessie Harris, Mrs. Maxine Moore, Mrs. ties, horseback riding, and swimming. working with and for the youth in our Ruth Maston, Mrs. Dona Jones, Mrs. Shan- Elder M. L. Rice and Dr. Rice, his churches. non Van Devander, Mrs. Cornelia Lay, wife, visited our Camp on two occasions. Our guest speakers will include Elder Mrs. Kathy McNeal, Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs. On the second..occasion, Elder Rice pre- C. E. Moseley on Sabbath, September 3, Alma Dillahay, Miss Joyce Humphrey, sented us with an evening's entertainment and Elder M. L. Rice on Sunday, Sep- Miss Sally Swinhart, and Miss Phyllis with his well-trained dog, Betsy, perform- tember 4. Sabbath will be "MV Day" at Withoite. ing. The children as well as the counselors camp, and Sunday is "MV Outing Day" LEONARD R. HoLsr, appreciated Elder Rice's coming and know for the entire Conference MV societies. District Pastor that he had spent much time preparing Other features provided for all who will the dog for her performance. attend include crafts and nature study, Extension on Spirit The most outstanding result of our varied recreational pursuits, leadership of Prophecy Discounts camping season was the spiritual help training, and most of all, spiritual up- Through the camp meeting season this received by each camper. Elders A. L. lifting. summer all of our members have had the Kirk and G. W. Mills, our camp pastors, A limited number of cabins will be re- privilege of receiving a discount of 20% spent many hours counseling with the served for married couples; first come, on all the writings of Mrs. E. G. White, boys and girls about their soul's salvation. first served at $2.50 per day. and also on the Christian Home Library The climax was reached the last Sabbath Mail your $2.00 together with a Senior series. This special offer was to terminate as Elder Kibble, President of the Confer- Camp application blank to MV Depart- August 31, but it has been extended now ence, delivered a most appropriate sermon ment, Lake Region Conference, 619 to September 15. Any members who wish for the occasion. At the conclusion of the Woodland Park, Chicago 16, Illinois. to take advantage of this real savings may sermon an appeal was made by the speak- MV DEPARTMENT do so by placing orders for any of these er and more than 70 boys and girls came volumes between now and the later date. forward to give their hearts to God and MICHIGAN _September 15 will be final; therefore the others to reconsecrate their lives.. G. E. Hutches President time is short. This offer is better even than We were happy to have many parents H. F. Roll Sec.-Treas. 620 Townsend St. Phone 4-1317 the holiday prices, so there is a distinct and friends visit with us at our Sabbath Box 900, Lansing 4, Michigan advantage in ordering at this time rather services during our encampment. Parents Office Hours: Mon.-Thu. 7:30 a.m.-12 m.;-1:00-5:15 p.m. than delaying until the end of the year. and guardians, it really pays to send your Fri. 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sun.: Open by Information About Moving the children to a Christian camp. Looking previous appointment only. Book and Bible House for the Junior youth in camp next sum- We have set the week of September 7 mer, we shall endeavor to improve in News Notes to 14 as the dates we will close the Book every way our Christian camping pro- * Five new members were baptized and Bible House completely in order to gram. Sabbath, August 13, in Lansing by Elder make the move from the Meridian Street J. E. ROACHE L. F. Kagels. address to the new office at 1405 Broad 0 * An exchange has been worked out Ripple Avenue, Indianapolis. We would Detroit East Side Church between the Conference and Cedar Lake be grateful if our people would refrain East Side church marches on under Academy for Elder Stienweg to join the from transacting business during those the pastoral leadership of our oldest faculty and staff at Cedar Lake Academy closed days as we cannot move our stock minister, Elder W. D. Forde, who tel- and Brother Beardsley to become trea- and equipment and maintain our regular ephoned the joyful message that the surer and branch Bible House manager routine. In packing, moving, and setting said church, besides carrying its mort- at Battle Creek. This change will take up the new arrangement it will take all gage responsibility of $1800 each quarter, effect early in September. of our time for a week. We appreciate has raised the balance of $1500 and paid * Elder C. E. Perry has been given a your kindness in cooperating with us in the church furniture bill off; and they year's leave of absence toward an ad- this respect. have raised the balance of their Ingather- vanced degree. Mrs. Perry has been em- W. A. PETERSEN, ing goal. ployed as a conference secretary to work Book and Bible House One of the converts who joined the in the publishing department with Broth- Manager church last Sabbath was a son of the pas- er Allred. tor, who is returning to the fold. We con- * Brother and Sister Wayne Vande LAKE REGION gratulate East Side church and their pas- Vere are leaving our employ September 15 H. W. Kibble President tor. when he will take graduate work at F. N. Crowe Sec.-Treas. Phone Victory 2-1811 619-621 Woodland Park H. W. KIBBLE the University of Michigan on a fellow- Chicago 16, Illinois O ship basis. Office Hours: Mon.-Thu., 7:30 a.m.-12 m.; 1:00-5:15 p.m. Last Call for Senior Camp! * Elder G. E. Hutches is planning to Fri. 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Closed Fri. p.m. Sun. By appointment only, otherwise closed. The first Lake Region Conference Sen- attend the medical college board meeting ior Youth Camp will convene at our camp in Los Angeles, September 8. junior Youth Camp is Soul Winning ground at Cassopolis, Michigan, Septem- *Elder 0. L. Johnston baptized eleven A most successful Junior Youth Camp ber 2-5. Every MV• and Pathfinder officer new members into the Gobles church was conducted at the Lake Region camp should plan definitely to attend this first Sabbath, August 6. grounds July 17-31. More than two hun- Youth Camp on this long Labor Day (Conferences Cont'd - 6 LAKE UNION HERALD

To Convince...Give them PRESENT TRUTH! IT FEATURES— MINISTERS AND LAYMEN MAY USE • Beautiful tenets of our faith "PRESENT TRUTH" IN— • Subjects presented in logical sequence for effective indoctrination • Public Evangelism • Full treatment given each doctrine in every issue • Cottage Meetings • Written by evangelists to provide evangelistic appeal • Bible Studies • Issues not dated • Personal Evangelism • Ultramodernistic styling • House-to-House Visitation 24 fascinating up-to-date issues for effective soul winning (only $12.50 per 1,000 copies) Number Feature Subject Number Feature Subject 1 Is the West Declining? Armageddon 12 The Secret of Sunday Change of the 2 Archaeology and the Bible Inspiration of Sabbath Bible 13 The Case of the Little Horn Daniel 7 3 Is the UN Dying? Daniel 2 14 Feared and Misunderstood State of the Dead 4 Space Ships and 15 The Gift All Men Want Immortality Worlds Afar Heaven 16 Dark Enchantment Spiritism S The Moral Sag and Crime 17 Focus on Freedom Religious Liberty Debacle Signs of the End 18 The Tragic Illusion Obedience 6 The Christian Hope Second Advent 19 Power Unlimited Prayer 7 Who Invented Sin? The Origin of Evil 20 How God Comforts Us The Holy Spirit 8 How to Be Happy The Law of God • f 21 So You Think You're Honest! Tithe, Stewardship 9 Meet the Master The Gospel f22 Why Life Is Important Temperate Living 10 Hidden Records Revealed The Judgment *23 Power to Win Victorious Living 11 The Supreme Memorial • The Sabbath *24 In Christ's Footsteps The True'Church ?Available October 9 "Available November 13

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* Elder C. B. Newmyer recently held Ludington WKLA 1450 9:30 AM Printers Needed: We have immediate open- Marquette WDMJ '1320 10:30 AM ings for Intertype operators and pressmen for a baptismal service for four at Jackson. Muskegon WKBZ 850 1:00 PM permanent full-time employment in The College Petoskey WMBN 1340 10:30 AM Press, Collegedale, Tennessee. Write direct to * Seven new members joined the Alle- Port Huron WTTH 1380 9:30 AM Winton R. Preston, Manager. gan church and one the Otsego church Saginaw WSGW 790 10:30 AM —476 S. S. Marie WSW 1230 11:00 AM Pastors, Dorcas Leaders, Sabbath school sec- in a baptism conducted by Elder H. H. Traverse City WTCM 1400 10:30 AM retaries: does your church need extra money? Crandell. It's easy for your church to quickly earn $30 WISCONSIN to $40 selling 2 dozen beautiful "taffeta-plastic" Appleton WHBY 1230 9:30 AM tablecloths. New and different from ordinary Ashland WATW 1400 9:30 AM plastic. Write for details today. Send us your Urbandale Celebrates Anniversary Eau Claire WBIZ 1400 9:30 AM pastor's name and name of your church. Wick's The Urbandale Seventh-day Adventist Fond du Lac WFIZ 1450 9:30 AM General Store, wholesale distributor to churches, La Crosse WLCX 1490 9:30 AM Houston, Ohio. church of Battle Creek, Michigan is cele- Madison WISC 1480 9:30 AM —477 brating its 50th anniversary this year. Manitowoc WOMT 1240 9:30 AM For Sale: Very large home in Berrien Springs. Rhinelander WOBT 1240 9:30 AM Five bedrooms, bath, large kitchen, dining room, During the last 50 years the Urbandale Rice Lake WJMC 1240 9:30 AM extra large living room. Glassed-in porch. Nicely Wausau church has grown from a membership of WOSA 550 9:30 AM landscaped. Large lot. Suitable for two apart- Wis. Rapids WFHR 1340 9:30 AM ments. Price only $7,000. Earl Spaulding, Real- a small number of charter members to 1111111011IIIIMMUMM111111011M111M10111111MIllaMMIIM111111115111111011 tor, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Phone 3701. the present 176 members. The church and —478 Log of The Quiet Hour Wanted: Registered Nurse for general duty in school buildings have undergone several Chicago, Tues. 7:30 p.m., 890 kc, WLS small 25 bed hospital. Good missionary oppor- major and minor remodelings over the tunities. Salary good. Supt. an S.D.A. Write Kalamazoo, Sun. 9 a.m. 590 kc WKZO Eual W. Baker, Supt. Cimarron County Hos- years, one of which has just been com- Detroit, Sun. 8:30 p.m. 800 kc CKLW pital, Boise City, Oklahoma. I pleted. For Sale: 8 room modern home. Attractivly Benton Harbor, Sun. 1 p.m. 1060 kc WHFB decorated. 4 bedrooms, knotty pine dining room. Oil heat. Double garage, corner lot. Suitable for The last three weeks of the month of Tell your neighbors—Write us for logs. Apts. Two blocks from town. $9500—$2000 September have been set aside for a Home Berrien Springs, Michigan down. Devon Michael, 214 Pitt St., Berrien Coming celebration. There will be a guest sammumionunmmuninumnannummanmmummmumuunno Springs, Michigan. Phone 71001. —482 Wanted: Girls and women over 18, nurse- speaker each Sabbath for both morning "If you think you are too small to do big aides, practical nurses, kitchen and general help. and afternoon services, consisting of sev- things, then do small things in a big way." Excellent living quarters. Good wages. Ford Convalescent Home, Rhinelander, Wisconsin. eral past ministers, local and General Con- —483 ference ministers. All past members and "The appearance of religion only on Sun- Wanted to rent 120-240 acre farm. Experi- days proves that it is only an appearance." enced. Have equipment enough so don't need friends are cordially invited to be with us MIWIRW;C:ne=r4MV:4*X10EK•Met.:K>W7, to borrow or hire any item. Have family help. on any one or all Sabbaths of the celebra- Write Creston McIntyre, R.F.D. 2, Durand, Illinois. —484 tion. Results Wanted: Man or boy to work on S.D.A. dairy ROBERT WILLIAMS, Pastor farm. To begin about September first. Can at- "Papers and books are the tend church regularly. Norman McChesney, $Lord's means of keeping the mes- Montello, Wisconsin. —485 Wanted: Young S.D.A. man between the ages listen sage for this time continually be- of 20 and 30 to learn plumbing and pump re- every „ W fore the people. In enlightening pair. He must be ambitious and willing to learn. , Write P. J. York, Plumber, Ilth Street, Route 1, Sunday and confirming souls in the truth Rockford, Illinois or Phone 3-8977. —486 the publications will do a far For Sale: "Seven miles from E.M.C. Farm greater work than can be accom- home for sale. Modern home. 13 x 23 living room. Natural wood cabinets in convenient and • plished by the ministry of the pretty kitchen, utility room with hookup for automatic washer and dryer: Eighty gallon water On Mutual . . . word alone. The silent mes- heater. Full bath, three bedrooms, one with and ABC msengers that are placed in the private half-bath. Two additional bedrooms up- stairs. Large barn—three car garage. All build- homes of the people through the ings newly painted. Will sell reasonably entire RADIO LOG farm of 65 acres or home and acreage desired. ILLINOIS work of the canvasser, will Fred Kasischke, Eau Claire, Michigan. Cairo WKRO 1490 —487 9:30 AM strengthen the gospel ministry in Chicago WGN 720 6:30 PM For Sale: New 2-bedroom home- on wooded 0" every way."—Vol. 6, pp. 315, 316. lot 15 minute walk from E.M.C. Oil heat, 2 fireplaces, redwood siding, full basement, large Chicago WLS 890 10:00 AM garage finished inside, stone front, 2 porches. Herrin WJPF 1340 9:30 AM Charles Cook, 101 Third Street, Berrien Springs, Peoria WIRL 1290 10:00 AM Michigan. Springfield WCVS 1450 10:00 AM BUSINESS NOTICES —488 Urgently Wanted, copy of book, The Hand of All advertisements must be approved by your INDIANA God in History, W. A. Spicer, for missionary local conference office and accompanied by cash. Anderson WHBU 1240 10:00 AM Money orders and checks should be made to the work with interested professional man. Your Evansville WJPS 1330 10:00 AM Lake Union Conference at Berrien Springs, Mich. assistance would be appreciated. Will pay good Ft. Wayne WKJG 1380 10:30 AM Rates: $2.00 per insertion of 40 words or less, price. British Columbia Conference, S.D.A., Box Indianapolis WISH 1310 9:30 PM 489, Mission City, British Columbia, Canada. and 5c for each additional word, including your Lafayette WASK 1450 9:30 AM .-489 Vincennes WAOV 1450 9:30 AM address. The HERALD cannot be responsible for advertisements appearing in these columns. A deposit of gravel wanted by S.D.A. I have complete washing plant. Lets work out some- MICHIGAN thing. Write Shirley Van Deusen, Standish, For Sale: New faculty home, Alpena WATZ 1450 10:30 AM 3 bedrooms, Mich. —473 Ann Arbor WHRV 1600 9:30 AM utility, garage, breezeway, landscaped, with Battle Creek WBCK 930 10:30 AM large garden plot, I mile from Southern Mis- Cadillac WATT 1240 10:30 AM sionary College. Write Dr. Richard Hammill, SUNSET TABLE Coldwater WTVB 1590 9:00 AM Collegedale, Tennessee, or in care of General SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 Detroit CKLW 800 10.30 AM Conference, Department of Education, Wash- (According to U.S. Weather Bureau) Detroit WXYZ 1270 9:30 AM ington 12, D.C. —472 Detroit E 7:05 Chicago CDS 7:23 Escanaba WBDC 680 10:30 AM For Sale: 571/2 acres, 1 1/2 miles from Cedar Lansing E 7:12 Madison C 6:32 Flint WBBC 1330 10:30 AM Lake Academy. 27 acres tillable. Apple and Indianapolis CDS 7:16 Springfield CDS 7:30 Grand Rapids WLAV 1340 9:30 AM Peach orchards in good bearing. Barn 28 x 38. C—Central Time. E—Eastern Time. CDS— Iron Mountain WMIQ 1450 9:30 AM 20 acres timber. Price $2800.00. $800.00 down, Central Daylight Saving Time. Add one minute Iron River WIKB 1230 9:30 AM balance on easy terms. James C. Rice, Edmore, for each 13 miles west. Subtract one minute Ironwood WJMS 630 9:30 AM Michigan. —457 for each 13 miles east.

NEWS AND viEvn . • . Siaxamuel ,A/lissiotiary College 111111111111111111111111111111111M111111111111M111111111111111111111111M11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 YOU CAN AFFOIW TO ATTEND E. M. C. There are literally scores of young peo- V. E. GARBER, Business Manager ported institution. The reason for this is ple of real ability and promise living here Emmanuel Missionary College that on this campus, the room rent and in the Lake Union Conference who would laundry charges have been kept nominal. really like to attend Emmanuel Mission- AVERAGE COMPARATIVE COSTS Board—Based on the average monthly ary College, yet who sincerely believe that State-Supported board bill of hundreds of students and at it is financially impossible for them to do E. M. College College board rates as now charged, the rate of so. It is primarily to these young persons $ 100 Travel $ 100 $280.00 is the average in the College cafe- that I address this article. While I do not 40 Fees 40 teria. The average rate at one of our near- wish to minirriize the financial problems 50 Books 50 by state-supported schools for board for a which many young people face, I can 400 Tuition 200 school year, based likewise on the record assure you on the basis of experience that 190 Room and Laundry 230 for 1954-55, is $400.00. the financial difficulties met and overcome 315 Board 400 Clothing—Because of the varied nature by those who go to college are in many 100 Clothing 120 of the social activities at a state-supported cases equal or greater than the problems 50 Incidentals 75 college, the cost for clothing in such cases, faced by those who think their financial $1,210 $1,215 can easily account for the small differen- difficulties unsurmountable. for students at E. M. C. to work out tial indicated here. In talking with young people about group travel plans than for those at in- Incidentals—Because of the rural loca- their educational future, we find many stitutions with thousands of students, all tion of Emmanuel Missionary College, the who have the impression that it is far less except a very few of whom are total stran- opportunities of spending money are few- expensive to attend a state college or uni- gers. er than on the average campus, and it is versity or school of education than it is Fees—On the matter of fees, an equal believed that averages, if obtainable, to attend Emmanuel Missionary College figure is suggested as the approximate av- would clearly indicate the $25.00 differ- or any other church-related college. This ential here suggested. widespread misconception has gained cre- erage cost for students at Emmanuel Mis- sionary College as well as at the state- The prospective student mentioned in dence partly from the fact that the public supported schools. It is recognized that the first paragraph of this article will be tuition rates of the state-supported insti- the pattern of charges is quite different, startled to notice the comparative total tutions are roughly about one-third of the yet a comparative study of averages indi- figures for costs of attending the average published charges of the church-related cates that they work about even. state-supported school and Emmanuel colleges. If this were the total charges in- Missionary College. However, this stu- Books—The average costs for books for volved in attending college, then there dent will find these figures even more_ a school - year run about the same in a would be no question that attending a startling when he remembers that Em- public institution as in one of our church- state-supported school would be far cheap- manuel Missionary College maintains a related colleges. In both cases, thrifty stu- er. The facts are, however, that there are variety of profitable industries established dents can often obtain second hand books two "hidden facts" which are of so great and maintained for the specific purpose which are of the latest edition and per- importance in this connection that they of providing healthful and remunerative fectly servicable. upset the above cost ratio altogether, and labor to students who desire to "earn indeed, in many cases, make it more eco- Tuition—The state-supported colleges while they learn." nomical to attend one of the church- are able to privide tuition •at much less, If the above facts interest you, may I related colleges. approximately half that charge at Em- invite you to write at once regarding finan- The. cost of attending college may be manuel Missionary College, for the sim- cial plans and information. In a few weeks broken down into about eight categories ple reason that these are tax-supported it will be too late to enter college next as indicated on the accompanying chart. institutions and that state-supported col- month, but if you write at once, there is We shall discuss them in the order in leges receive from the state annually be- still time. May ,we invite you to share the tween $600.00 and $1600.00 for every which they appear here. privileges and benefits of a year at E. M. C. Travel—While it is true that on the student in attendance. Of course, were it beginning in September! average, it will require more travel to not for this support, these institutions reach Emmanuel Missionary College, yet could not continue in operation. ,the fact that,this is not a large institution Room and Laundry—It will be noted and `that kAl=1!:'studen0 to get 'that 'there is"a'-differential here of fifteen qualuted with each other from the areas to .eighteens per ,cent, avor,,Q, mman- 'skliel'e 'Meg !Ii‘'f`e! makes, Appler ,, Missionar37-Coll'egeover the'state-stip-