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RADIO LUXEMBURG
Where you can find the programs on your dial.

Gernian, 208 meters time, Sunday a.m.

Polish, short-wave,
time. continental

5.45

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6.00

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all

year,

continental
all year,

49.26

meters 18.30-18.45

Sundays

''THE GOSPEL IS THE POWER OF GOD UNTO SALVATION''

You are urged to be a "WAVE HOLDER"' by your prayers aad offerings to broadcast the gospel over the area shown on the above map by Radio Luxemburg and such additional stations as may be used to broadcast the gospel message by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. Add the power of prayer to the broad cast, which is on the air every Monday for the restoration of the church described in the
New Testament.

"Continental Time" means the time all over Western Europe. In England the time by their clocks is one hour earlier than Continental Time during the months between October and April. English, 208 meters after March 31, 1962. After the change in time, which took place with the broadcast of April 7, 1962, the broadcast is heard at 19.00-19.15 hours Saturday con
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Other Stations

THE

GOSPEL BROADC.ASTIXG MISSION

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble

208 S. Guilford St.

Gnn-ett, Indiana

Puerto Rico 1490 k/f's Thursday 9:45 to 10 p.m. Nigeria Broadcasting Company On Lagos, 602 k/c, 498 meters, Sunday at 7:30 a.m.; On relay on Ibadan, 656 k/c, 457-3 meters, Sunday at 7:30 a.m.

THE GOSPKL BROADC.ISTIXG MISSION MR. & MRS.

expenses."

W ALTER

COBLE,

Pounders,

Garrett,

Indiana

'A work of faith depending on offerings from God's people for niisslonai'y radio

broadcasting costs and promotional

"Listen-O, Isles unto me; and hearken ye people from afar " Isaiah 49:1.

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down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the

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it shall not return unto me

earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and
bread to the eater:

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JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1962. ISSUE NO. 28

Jenmioli 22-29. "(A

Eaxth, Earth, Earth,

He the "Wrad of the Lord"

LISTEN
promotional expensies.
ences because of trust and faith in Him to

"Faith oometh

by hearing and hearing by the

Word God."

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION MR. & MRS. WALT^ COBLE; Founders, Garrett, Ind.
"A work of faith depending on offerings from God's people for missionary radio broadcasting costs and
"Listen-0, Isles unto me; and hearken ye people from afar" Isaiah 49:1.
Read 1 John 4: 2-32 John. 7, 8. We
must have faith that Jesus CAME IN THE

FLESH, and as Heb. 12-6 states "Without

faith it is impossible to please God."

FAITH!
Faith in Christ is like silver

You cannot store it away And bring it out from its coffer When you need it for display.

do all things well. Start doing the things you have wanted to do so long for God and His church. Have faith in God to carry you through. Faith without works is dead. Prove thy faith by thy works. Why waiver? "Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you." James 4:8. Dear Father in heavenin tiiese days
of unrest and fear and unfaithfulness and

RADIO TIME COSTS ARE GOING UP

ON APRIL 1,1962
Letters from Listeners to English Broadcast on Radio Luxembourg, 208 Meters, with the follow up answers by Mr. Charles Phipps. Each letter receives a personal answer from him. This way he has built up a congregation of the au* of those who Search the Scriptures to see if the things spoken and written are true.

disloyalty to Thy Word, help us to be faithful unto the things thou has committed

Like stored silver, faith will tarnish When not used again and again If kept clean and free from blemish 'Tis the greatest blessing of man.
Faith cannot be hid in the soul

unto us, and forgive us of all unrighteous

ness in Jesus Name, amen.

On Sunday, April 1, 1962, this English

RADIO LUXEMBURG
Where you can find the programs on your
dial.

You must use it in every way Keep it shining bright as a silver bowl As loyaUy trusting you pray.
Commit thy Way unto the Lord Feel truly in Him secure Trust wholly in His precious Word
His love forever will endiure.

German, 208 meters 5.45 to 6.00 a.m. all

year, continental time, Sunday a.m.

Polish, short-wave, 49.26 meters 18.3018.45 Sundays all year, continental time.
"Continental Time" means the time all

Written by Mrs. Walter S. Coble.

LET US RENEW OUR FAITH!

In the beginning weeks of a new year it is good to renew our "faith" and make
new resolves. All have sinned and come

over Western Europe. In England the time by their clocks is one hour earlier than Continental Time during the months be tween October and April. English, 208 meters after March 31, 1962. After the change in time, which will take place with the broadcast of April 7, 1%2,
the broadcast will be heard at 19.00-19.15

program Search the "Scriptures" will be heard on Sunday at a better time. The price will be advanced 60 per cent, making a WEEKLY cost of the broadcast of $172. The Gospel Broadcasting Mission needs $67 additional pledges (EACH WEEK) to cover this. The first payment is to be made Feb. 28 for the April broadcast. April has five Sunday Broadcasts costing 172 times 5 is $660 for broadcast and station costs, only an increase of $66 per week. How is this going to be raised, please help! How can they hear without a preacher? If you will send $5 per month you will make it possible for more than 20,000 listen ers to hear the gospel each WEEK in Europe and the British Isles. Do you know where the Lord's money can reach farther?
We need about 70 new Wave Holders- at

hours
means

Saturdays
that when

continental
British

time.

This
time

Summer

ends in October, 1962, the time of the broad cast by the British clocks will be 18.00-18.45
hours until the clocks are once more ad

$5 per month or pledges to that equivalent to carry on this one broadcast.

This extra amount is needed before Feb.

short of the glory of God. It is only by new beginnings and renewed determination that we can grow in Christian grace. Faith is our title deed to hope. Hope is holding in
our hand that which in we have faith. When

28, 1962. We know you WISH to help, pray

about it. Prayer changes things. If you wish to help in this way in spreading the gospel and for His sake"He will give you the desires of your heart." He said, "Go and Lo I am with you." Start giving, your needs will be supplied. Fear not to start but claim his promise. "Fear notGoLo! I am with you." T'is so sweet to trust in
Jesus. Just to take him at His Word. Just

vanced the following April. This makes no

difference to the listener . . . either in Britain or on the Continent. But it should

we attain it then our faith is complete. We do not need to hope for that. We have hope some day to hold the deed to our home free and unincumbered. When we do, we need no longer "hope" for that. Hope has
been fulfilled by our faith.
Faith in ourselves makes us better able

be stated in the log and the literature, so that new listeners tuning to search for the program will know where and when to look
for it.

Others Stations

Puerto Rico1490 k/c's Thursday 9:45 to

10 p.m.

to rest upon his promise. Just to know, thus

saith the Lord. Do you need to hold on to that dollar or $5 bUl when your Father is rich in houses and lands? Your purse be longs to him. He has power to replace what
is in it. Read Phil. 4:19.

to accomplish earthly things. Faith in God

Nigeria

Broadcasting

Company

On

removes moimtains, raises one above set

backs, discouragements, disappointments.

Makes one reach "mountain top" experi

Lagos, 602 k/c, 498 meters, Sunday at 7:30 a.m.; On relay on Ibadan, 656 k/c, 457-3
meters, Sunday at 7:30 a.m.

NEWS OF OUR CO-WORKERS OUT IN THE FIELD

Charles and Mary Phipps of Italy are re ceiving many replies from the English Broadcast over Radio Luxemburg and they are very busy in their mission field. They are busy preparing the broadcast tape and in writing and sending follow up material
to the listeners who write about the Broad
cast.

haps a day or two and then on to rally at Mt. Vernon, 111., where they are on the rally

letters to aid in doctrinal and Bible o^estions.

program. Also to speaking at Fowler, Ind.,

on the way, possibly other places. Then

in March at the East Palestine Rally and

places in Pennsylvania.

We have some good Bible tracts upon Bible teaching. Our motto is "Search the Scripture." So we want to help you do just
that. While those in our radio land are

Just now Jan. 29, Listen is about ready to go to press. While the press is working
there are other mountains of letters to an

helping the listeners by correspondence

courses and letters we are doing that also for those at home who need our help. We aid in Daily Vacation Bible Schools where needed and in Christian Service Camps. All we ask is a place to sleep and not too much to eat, and an opportunity to pre sent the special work of the Gospel Broad casting Mission. If you never had a daily Vacation Bible School and want us to superintend one, we will be glad to do so if it comes at a time we can go. Or a class for a week in prac tical, working missions. We want to be of Christian service also in every way that we can to those who need help. Long established churches do not need such help but struggling ones newly formed may,
or even where there is no established church

swer that we may inform the good Wave Holders and others of things they wish to
Missiontrying to write appreciation letters

know concerning the Gospel Broadcasting to all of our helpers in programming to

the Missionaries, etc.; getting mailed re quests for literature, tapes, etc. Then the minute Listen comes off the press about a day of telephoning for people to address

Edward and Mary Fausz, Frankfurt, Ger many, write that all are in better health and good spirits; that many replies come in
from Listeners to the German Broadcast

them and putting them up for addressing.

To these good people about 21 members each time of the Garrett church who

and they are kept busy with this follow up work. They now have a permanent place
to live and work.

address from 300 to 400 each, sometimes

more, our thanks. One lady addresses the

PaulBajkoimissionary to the United States, was forced from Poland and now is a missionary radio preacher to his own people back in Poland and elsewhere over Radio Luxemburg. In co-operation with the Gospel Broadcasting Mission he says that preparation of these programs takes a lot of time, but we have received already letters from Poland. People express their joy because now they can hear for the first time the gospel preached through Radio. They want longer broadcasts and more. Mr. Bajko is a professor in Eastern Christian college and head of the depart

special list of about 1000. She is usually one of the first ones through and brings
them all back sorted and ready for the
post office and ready for more. Precious soul and ardent worker for Christ. Then there is the Garrett church list that the

Garrett church secretary kindly types for us on Listen. Then we aim to send to every
minister or church listed in the minister's

and help is needed for a while. God gives help and strength in time of need as long as He needs us. Time is growing short for us and perhaps all. So we must work in service for Christ while it is yet day for the night cometh when no man can work.
Write us your needs.

directory. So there isn't really any reason

that every church should not know of the

work of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission

u^ess it is flipped in file 13 without being

given a chance to be read. As soon as the writers of addresses return the Listens or send word they are through Mr. Coble be

BRO. BAJKO WRITES

Dear Brother and Sister Coble:

ment of Missions there, and with his wife,

Adela, are Polish and German missionaries to Slavic people in the U.S.A. Paul and Adela met and became engaged in a Ger man prison camp. They came to the U.S.A.
in 1950 and are now citizens.

gins many hours of sorting into towns,

states, etc., getting them ready for the

We hope that both of you are well and happy in busy ministry for the Lord. I received already first responses about
Polish broadcast. One of them writes this
way;

Adela BajkoIn recent letter she told of her many diversified ways of doing mission ary work here; helping in all of the various works of her husband. Among the many services she states, "My latest work is helping Paul in preparing the radio pro

mail (postal clerk fashion) and sending packages of requests, etc. Our permit is

for any amount over 5,000 and costs about ^ cent per copy to mail. The rate may be
raised now.

It now costs us 10 cents each for all re

grams, which we transmit through radio

Luxemburg. I type the sermons and also help in preparmg the musical part of the programs." The Bajkos have three chil dren, Yvonne, George and Andrew. The WegwartsDean and Betty, Michelle, Rebecca and Nathan, have moved into

turned copies because of wrong address, moved, etc. So please notify us of any
change of address. Even then it takes a while sometimes to get them off all the

Dear Brother Bajko: I would like to in form you that we hear your broadcasts Sat urday and Sunday evenings. Song was very pretty and sermon was very important and penetrating soul. May good Lord bless

lists. We feel that it pays to have this sys

tem even if it is costly. We are explaining some of the labor in

this ministry, because it is what we need, and it strengthens us in Christ. We are very happy especially that finally it is broadcast of the Church of Christ. It is very

important to us, let the name of God be

glorified. We pray about your ministry that many people in Poland might hear the Gospel of Christ. Yours in Christ, N.M. Another letter came from a group of young people, and there are 16 signatures, and they write this way:
Dear Brethren: A moment ago we were very excited and full of joy, because for the first time we are able to hear your religious broadcast in Polish language. First we listened to your song "0 Wonder ful Savior" and then very deep sermon by Mr. Bajko. All words reached our souls, and we wish you God's speed and blessing
in 1962.

volved in a work of this kind so you will

better understand if sometimes we are late in our recognition of your letters. We do try to answer promptly but when we are
away mail piles up or else we cannot find

their church home and work is progressing in their area teaching, preaching and fol low up work of radio letters they receive concerning the Radio Luxemburg program.
BaughmansDon Baughman and family are due to be arriving about now in Nigeria
for their second term of service there and

time and the place to answer correspond

ence so promptly. When traveling every chance I get I do (Mrs. Coble). We want
you to write but allow a little time for an

in continuing the work of broadcasting for the Gospel Broadcasting Mission that he began in the states over Lagos and relayed over Ibadan. We hope to be receiving more
news of the broadcasts soon.

The Coblesare trying to get things done

so as to start on a speaking and missionary

answer. We also appreciate all the per sonal letters and telling us of your difficul ties. The Bible tells us we are to bear one another's burdens and sometimes there seems no friend to share our thoughts. So we
do appreciate your confidences and we answer as time permits.

rally trip to Winston Salem, N.C. Starting there about Feb. 8 and continuing for about 10 or 12 days, returning by way of Cin cinnati for Mission Emphasis Week where they also appear on the program there and have an exhibit booth. Home after that per

We have endeavored to be not only a money raising mission but ministering as

much as possible; also to the hearts of in

Hearing of program is not excellent, but we understood every word, and we are sorry that the program is so short, but nevertheless we believe that many who listen to your program will be touched by
the Word of God like we are. The best

dividuals concerning their problems. Also

by correspondence course and individual

wishes. (Sixteen signatures).

"THE BELIEVER IS SECURE"

By Charles E. Phipp, minister, of rfie "Secirch the Scriptures'* Program
Last week we read together the opening words of the very brief letter Jude wrote
to believers in Christ. You remember thai

their fruits shall ye know them," says

Jesus in Matthew 7:20, and James chimes

grace, he can never lose his status as one

of the redeemed, stress the term. But Jesus makes it clear that the possession of etern al life depends upon habitual hearing and believing His Word. For such a man there
is no condemnation because he stands on

he addressed it "to them that are called, beloved in God, the Father, and kept for
Jesus Christ" (v.l).
You no doubt recall Jesus' word in John

5:24: "Verily, eerily, I say unto you, He

that heareth my word and believeth on

Him that sent Me hath everlasting life, and

shall not come into condemnation but is

in that because faith alone dies, a man is justified by works and not by faith only (2:24)it takes faith that works to stay in the family of God. Saving faith is not, therefore, merely a climatic thing .that breaks forth once in the lifetime, then and there guaranteeing a man against himself in such a manner
that no matter what he becomes or comes

the side of life by the grace of God. He possesses only because he shares the etern
al life God offers on the condition he con tinue to hear and believe. If the man re

passed from death unto life." The Lord,

to believe or disbelieve, God will save him.

Just as "he that cometh to God must be lieve that He is and that He is a rewarder

as the Good Shepherd, spoke if the sheep of His Flock, when He said: "And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all, and no man is able to pluck them out of my
Father's hand" (John 10:28, 29).
No one who believes the Lord would ever doubt that the believer is sure of his sal

nounces the Word, he has ceased to be open to the grace of God and therefore cannot share in the gift of grace. The life
will continue whether or not he chooses

of them that diligently seek after Him"

(Hebrews 11:6; 1 John 5:11), so apart from

faith in that Son, Jesus Christ, there is no promise of eternal life (Acts 16:30-34).
Since, then, faith does not exist without

expressing itself in our action (according

to the Spirit's word through James), and

since it is impossible to please God with out faith, it is therefore impossible to live our lives without demonstrating in our ac tions our living faith in Christ. It is exact ly as Jesus said: "If a man keep my word, he shall never see death" (John 8:51). "Without me," says the Lord, "ye can do nothing" (John 15:5). This was spoken to His disciples. And the entire marvelous exposition of faith, found in the eleventh chapter of Hebrews, was written in con nection with emphasizing to pardoned be

to accept the gift. It is frequently said by those who believe that once one is in grace, he is always and irrevocably in grace, that if a man can lose eternal life, the life would not be eternal, but would of necessity be of time and not of eternity. The fault with this reasoning is that it is
not founded on the Word of God. The di
lemma is non-existent when we remem ber that the "eternal life" of which Jesus

vation. There is no condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1). The

believer is secure. The question is: who

is a believer? Is he the man of whom Jesus

speaks in Luke 8:13, who received the Word with joy, who believes for a while

speaks as belonging to those saved by grace is not mere everlasting existence. Every human being will exist forever,
either in unending torment (Matthew 25:-

and then in time of temptation falls away?

Or is he the other type the Lord mentioned in the 15th verse, who "in an honest and good heart, having heard the word" holds it fast, and brings forth fruit with pa
tience?

46; Revelation 14:11; 20:10), or among the redeemed (1 John 2:25). Therefore, it is
the quality and not the duration of "etern
al life" which is at stake.

No one who believes the Lord thinks that the believer is insecure. But careful and

lievers the necessity of not drawing back, but in having faith unto the saving of the
soul.

Furthermore, it is Christ who is our life (Colossians 3:4). John says, "we have seen it, and bear witness and show unto
you that eternal life which was with the Father, and was manifested unto us." He goes on to say that "God hath given to us
eternal life and this life is in His Son. He

complete investigation of all the Lord has to say on the subject, reveals that the se

curity of the believer is offered by the in

finitely able God on the condition that the believer continues to believe. James wrote for Christians when he said that the works of faith are the evidence of faith. He tells believers that faith cannot

Since Jesus was "made a surety of a better covenant" (Hebrews 7 : 22), there could be no greater security than to be found in Him. In his promise of everlast ing life, of no condemnation, of being passed from death to life, Jesus flatly
states that all tiiis is for the man who

that hath the Son hath the life, and he that

hath not the Son of God hath not the life"

hears His Word and believes in the Father

-live without works; he says that faith, if it has not works, is dead, being alone (2:7).
It is faith that distinguishes the believer from the non-believer, and if that faith dies, there is no difference between them:
the believer becomes a non-believer. Does someone say that the man of faith is not

who had sent Him. Where in the Scrip

tures is the promise of all this to the man
who refuses to hear Jesus' word and re

(1 John 5:11,12). Eternal life, then, for the saved, is sharing in the very life of God. The "everlastingness" of God's life is not affected by our deliberate termination of
that union with Christ which allows us to

jects faith in God? The phrase that some

construe to mean unconditional salvation

in spite of whatever a Christian may do

or believe is the latter part of Jesus' state ment: "but is passed from death unto life." We are referring back to John 5:24

in danger of not living by that faith?; of

not manifesting the works which are the

share it. His eternal life cannot cease, but it is in His power to withhold it from those who choose not to participate in it. As 1 John 2:25 says, "This is the promise which He promised us: even the life etern al." "The gift of God is eternal life in Jesus

logical result of his believing? The Scrip

tures answer with coimtless instructions

and many, many urgent exhortations show

which we read at the beginning. The fact is that Jesus' use of the verbs in this pas sage is very enlightening. He used a form
of the verbs "hear" and "believe" that

ing that the believer faces the danger of

deciding not to do what God commands.

In fact, this is why James explains that believers either live like people of faith or they are as dead spiritually as the body is
without the spirit (1:26).
Who is a believer? Is he the son to

means, not to hear once and to believe,

but to continue to hear and believe. What

He said literally, was: "He who is hearing My Word and is believing Him who sent
me, possesses eternal life and does not

Christ," says Romans 6 :23, and Jesus said, "whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I deny before my Father who is in heaven" (Matthew 10:33). The conclusion is unavoidable: deny Christ, who is our life, and we have denied our selves the privilege of eternal life. "K we deny Him He will deny us!" (2 Timothy 2:12). "Whoever disowns the Son, the same
does not have the Father" (1 John 2:23). ; "Now the Spirit speaks expressly that

whom his father gives a job to do and who answers "Yes. I will do it!," but does nothing at all? Or is he the son, who hav ing refused, repents and does what his

come into judgment, but stands as of this moment of speaking, passed out of death
into life."

The Lord says such a man "has eternal

in the latter times some shall depart, from the faith . . . Take heed unto thyself,- and unto the doctrine; continue in them: for in

father had asked? (Matthew 21:28-31). "By

life", and those who are sincerely convinc ed that once a person has been saved by

doing this thou shalt both save thy6^,-and

(Continued on back page)

(Continued From Page 3) them that hear thee." As you probably recall, these words are found in 1 Timothy 4:1 and 16. Just how does the message of this passage harmonize with the words
of Jesus as we read them in the tenth

NEWS FROM THE DEAN WEGWARTS

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wegwart have now been in England two years.They eagerly
await letters from listeners and have writ ten letters to all the names on the "Lis

the Mission Church in Italy where they evangelize and work unceasingly that Chtist
may be known. Letters from the listeners to the "Search

the Scriptures" program are increasing in interest and fervor. It is great to hear
from these co-workers around the world

chapter of John? You remember that Jesus said of His sheep: "I give unto them eter nal life; and they shall never perish, neith er shall any man pluck them out of My hand." Many good and devoted servants
of this Master have understood this to

in broadcasting the Gospel.

tener's List" from England who wrote in

answer to the "Search the Scripture" pro

gram on Radio Luxemburg. They are now actively engaged in estab lishing a Church of Christ loyal to the New

APRIL 15th
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY" TO ME

mean that once pardon has been received

by grace, one cannot return to the prisonhouse of sin and be lost. But is this what
Jesus said?

In the first place, if that was Jesus' meaning, why should He tell his disciples
that if a man who is a branch of the Vine

Testament leaching at Stockport, where they now live. On Tuesday evening they have a meeting with a youth group. This group gives the young folks opportunity lo bring in friends to a night of recreation
and introduce their friends to see where they may come to worship on the Lord's

remained not in Him, he would be cast

forth as a branch and wither? (John 15:6) Why would He predict that in the future

the love of many should wax cold, and urge "But he that endureth unto the end, the same shall be saved" (Matthew 24:12, 13) That He is not talking about mere physical survival is obvious from the fact that He says many will be deceived and tells the disciples: "Take heed that no man deceives you."
If Jesus had meant that a man could

day. They have some Bible teaching and quizzes or object lessons. Wednesday evening is filled with new converts class, open classes and usually counseling for one or two. This usually

fills the time without stopping from 6:30

to 11 p.m.

Monday is also Bible study time. Friday

is for visitation from house to house. Also

MRS.

COBLE

to carry on correspondence studies, stations which will broadcast only If this happens in 1965, as they means another great opportunity ready and new listeners' audience

not depart from the faith once he had embraced it and been forgiven his sins,
then He would have been in contradiction

England is planning to build 100 radio locally. plan, it

with a to hear

There was just no one Who wrote a poem

On this, my natal day

To pouting I was prone

To while the day away

A furtive idea came in stealth

to the Holy Spirit's words in 1 Timothy. Since this is impossible, the Lord must have meant something else. Listen care fully: the key is in Jesus' own words: "My sheep hear My voice and they follow me." Time forces us to leave our study at this point. God willing the next time, we will reverently continue with our study of this wonderful promise of our loving and all-powerful Savior. I know not why God's wondrous grace To me He hath made known,

what this has to offer them. The sales of

radios have jumped the last two years to many thousands more that the T.V.'s.

I won't care I'll act real gay I'll write a greeting to myself And sing the day away

REPORT GIVEN ON CHARLES E. PHIPPS

Charles E. and Mary Francis Phipps, missionaries to Italy, are working constant ly to carry on the "Search the Scripture" broadcast in Continental Europe, including the British Isles. The broadcast is sponsor ed by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble, founders,

"Happy Birthday" to me,

"Happy Birthday" to me

"Happy Birthday" to myself, "Happy Birthday" to me.

Nor why, unworthy, Christ in love

Redeemed me for His own.

IN REMEMBRANCE
Do you wish to re
member a loved one

But I know whom I have believed, And am persuaded that He is able To keep that which I've committed Unto Him against that day.
Selected

Garrett, Indiana. Mr. Phipps carries on correspondence

with each of the Listeners who write. He

by a gift to the Gos pel Broadcasting

Mission?

PUERTO RICO PROGRAM IN rrs SECOND YEAR

The "Search the Scripture" program sponsored by the Gospel Broadcasting Mis sion and edited by Mr. Walter S. Coble, assisted by taped programs from many ministers in the U.S.A., is now in its sec
ond year of broadcast. This broadcast

also promotes a study course so that the listeners can search the scriptures to see if these things are so. Also, he and his wife are busy with

LISTEN
THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION 208 South Guilford Street

RETURN REQUESTED

on the air is paid for by one man! What a great opportunity to serve the Lord and see that His gospel is preached.

GARRETT, INDIANA

If any individual or church or group of

churches would like to sponsor a mission ary radio broadcast there is plenty of op portunity. The Gospel Broadcasting Mis sion will do the work of getting a good broadcast and speaker for you and do all
of the work of the broadcast.

To

Write to us for information and tell us what you want.

0:5-/QT].

iWc. - Cmu.
Jerimiah 22-29. "Oh

MAY -^JUNE, 1962 ISSUE NO.

30

Earth, Earth, Earth,

Hear the "Word of
the Lord"

LISTEN
a

"Faitii Cometh

by hearing and
hearing by the Word of God."

"Listen-0, Isles unto me; and hearken ye people from afw

English LanR-uage Program
"Search the Scriptures"

Isaiah 49:1.

Each Monday night over Radio Luxembourg

By Charles Phipps, Evangelist to Italy

the muititudes gathered on

English Language Program

"Search the Scriptures

Edited and produced by

PENTECOST
Lord

77

Water S. Coble, Gospel Broadcasting

Mission, Garrett, Ind.

Each Thursday P.M., 9:45 to 10,

Puerto Rico

as the apostles expounded the Word

The multitudes gathered on Pentecost As the apostles expounded the Word The story of Jesus with nothing lost Was told to the many nations that heard.
These* crowds understood it, from old to
young ,

By help of ministers who send taped programs for this broadcast to Mr. Coble
Nigeria, West Africa, broadcast by Mr. Don Baughman Sunday a.m. from Ibadan and
to this broadcast.

2., Program, "Search the Scriptures, in

That God hath made Jesus both Christ and

His blood has redeeemeed and saved you
from sin

Lagos. There is a continued fine response

Repent and confessing, believe in His Word

Salvation from sin eternally win. Those who accepted and followed the way.

German Language Program

"Search the Scriptures"

By Edward Frauz, Evangelist to Germany

Each Sunday morning on Radio Luxembourg

They were amazed to hear in their own

tongue

In their dialect to which they ware born

How Jesus was pierced by many a thorn.

Were baptized into Christ, for remission

of sin

And three thousand souls were added that

day

Polish Language Broadcast

"Search the Scriptures" by Paul Bajko

They were a stricken and bewildered crew

Were frightened and wondered, what can
this mean?

A new life in Christ and His church to

begin.

f Buy.ee-l'o), Pol?b minister nd professor

of missions at Eastern Christian college. Short Wave into Poland and around the

world,, reaching many Polish and Slavic peoples over the powerful station of Radio
Luxembourg, Luxembourg Europe. The present Polish broadcast program will be discontinued July 1. Interferences,

These Parthians, Medes and Elimites true Hear as Phrygians, Libyns and Cyrene.
Inhabitants from Mesapatomia From Judea, Rome and Capadocia

Reverent awe came upon every soul

All meeting for the Lord's supper and

praise

From provinces of Asia and Pamphilia Jerusalem, Crete and Arabia.

These listened then as Peter addressed them And told them that Jesus was crucified

Were filled with the spirit which made

them whole

The Lord adding dally those that he saves.

You can be added in just the same way

perhaps, temporarily hinders the best hear

ing of the programs and by mutual con
sent we have taken It off the air and are

negotiating for a spot on Monaco to begin

In October. But first we' must raise about $500 in order to meet the required amount needed to pay the advance payments, as is always done. When we put a new pro

By the hands of lawless and wicked men

That to redeem their souls he had lived
and died.

To His commandments be faithful and

true

If you will repent, confess and obey

And then live for Christ and win others
too.

gram on the air on a

new broadcast then

the cost of the new Polish program will be

That this same Was saved In For God raised For His body

Jesus who was crucified the tomb from destruction Him up and Him glorified must not see corruption.

We thank you Lord, who redeemed us

from sin

554 each week thereafter. Sov the Gospel Broadcasting Mission must have the amount specified for the Polish program advance payment and pick up funds sufflclenty to
justify taking on this extra amount. We hope some of you will see that this Is raised.

That God raised Him up we do testify You now see and hear His promised
blessing

And gave us a way that none need be lost To go into the world others to win
True to His plan given on Pentecost.

That which to you do greatly mystify Is the Holy Spirit?, of Christ confessing.

(Written by Mrs. Walter S. Coble)

air. It would be a great tragedy to deprive faithful listeners of this means of hearing the Word of God; as day by day of each broadcast more listeners are added, more
interest shown in their soul's salvation and more contacts made for Christ and

specific broadcasts are doing the job of reaching the people if the response justifies the great effort put forth by all concerned in doing the specific broadcasts that are
our concern for keeping on the air. Then report resultsresultsresults to you, the financial contributors. We want tangible evidence that God's Word will not
return to Him void.

made scads of copies on a hectograph in

former teaching days. But it has turned

out that Mr. Coble is the sole operator and has taken up the pick and peck method of
typing on my old typewriter (that I abandoned) in order to make some typed master
copies to duplicate. But most of the master

His church. Please continue in prayer for

these broadcasts and that the Word of God may be spread and be glorified.

copies are those I make in my sort of read

Gospel Broadcasting Mission An EmGrgency!

This is right to some extent. Also it must

able long hand. We hope you appreciate our efforts even if they are difficult to read
sometimes.

remember the sermons week after week

visible power of His might. We can aJso

be accompanied by faithfaith in' the in

By the way, we are using a rented dupli-

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION BERL THOMAS IN CONFRONTED WITH AN EMERGENCY! THE NORTHWEST
Funds were so low the broadcast bills for April could not be met. The Cobles
, .. . _

We have a fine singer and preacher May, and we are faced with $1500.00 broad i>erl Thomas, who will put out another pro cast bills due May 31. We pray for a re gram any time we can saygo ahead. And vival of giving. At first we thought the lack how can we then take away from so manv

borrowed $500 so they could be paid. The giving has not picked up so far for

one over Puerto Rico with many ministers in the U.S. providing taped programs.

ly we cannot give up these, or the earlier

SUMMARY
(Continued From Page 3) cator because ours went blooey and hasn't

been repaired yet. We hope you like this blow by blow account. Then we had to leave out some of the blows. Maybe blow
ups would be more correct.

THE GOSPEL MESSAGE BY RADIO

A Gospel Message by radio can reach numbers of solitary individuals to multi tudes, masses millions at one and the same time. How wonderful are thy works O'Lord! One must first hear the Wordand in so

this for reaching one unsaved person, r-ne

great ruler, one who halts between two

opinions or a great decision which could

mean peace on earth or disaster to the

whole world. This method of Gospel Broad-

the great masses of people and literally

multitudes in many parts of the world
is needed.

casting the seed of the Word of God to

I almost mentioned my sewing machine I keep upstairs. It isn't really G B M equipment, but all I have had time to use it for for many months is when I take it to church for Missionary Study and Aid

doing we have faith cometh by hearing

and hearing by the Word of God.

It is interesting to note here that through the effects of one sermon on the day of
Pentacost 3.000 souls were saved! Is God's hand shortened? "He is able

Group meetings and sew carpet rags for rugs to give our missionaries so I guess
filing and missionary equipment for G. B.
it's missionary equipment also. Besides using parts of these rooms for

In Isaiah 33it appears that God is speak

ing of the enemies of His church. "Hear
ye that are afar off; what I have done

to do all things according to the power

that worketh in us." Eph. 3-20. It takes the combined efforts of all

and ye that are near acknowledge My

Might." Enemies may also hear the words

M. we also have one room at least solely

for guests. We welcome all missionaries

when in our vicinity and can hastily get

ready for more than one roomfull as we have some closets to push the unironed clothes and missionary boxes or "other

of the gospel and acknowledge Him, be cause of the preaching of the Word by lightRadioIsa. 34:1. Come hear ye na tions, to hear and hearken ye people. Let
the earth hear and all the fulness there of. What better way to let the nations hear. The mightly rulers can "lisien" to radio without others knowing and its possible for them to be concerned about their soul.
The spirit works through the sword of the spirit which is the Word of God. The kings and great of earth must hear or how can they know. If there is no way to Listen, how can they be reached? How can they hear the Gospel which is the Power of God unto Salvation?

Christians to accomplish the most good'

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

strewed around belongings in if you give

me fifteen minutes. Missionaries and Christian travelers are welcome whenever you can find us at home. Stop and see us

for poorer, in sickness, and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part." Lilly and Cecil Gray, Bryan, Ohio, June 2, 1912, Goiden Anniversary,-June 2, 1962. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Coble for more
than 50 years.

ward, for better, for worse, for richer,

"To have and to hold from this day for

at 208 South Guilford street, Garrett. Ind.

Ethel and Glenn Cameron, June 10, 1962, Golden Anniversary, June 2, 1962.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Coble for more
than 50 years.

LETTERS TO LISTENERS FROM THE COBLES

May 22, 1962
Dear '"Wave Holders" and Contributors
Garrett, Ind.

Phyllis and Henry Beams, Montpelier, Ohio, June 25, 1925, 37th anniversary. Mrs.
Beams is a sister of Mrs. Coble.

Oh Brethren, do not slight or disregard

or ignore this method for such a time as

Mainle and Walter Coble, June 21, 191Q, their 46th anniversary. June 21, 1962.

to the Gospel Broadcasting Mission:

Thank you for your recent contribution and interest in this work. We are extreme ly thankful. Anyone that you can influence to help with prayers and offerings in this "emergency financial crisis" will be a great
blessing.

IN REMEMBRANCE
And God shall wipe away all tears from
their eyes; and there shall be no more death Lead kindly Light, Lead Thou me on!
And with the morn we'll see those dear

We are busy day and night as long as

our strength permits to inform one time

neither sorrow or crying neither shall there be anymore pain." Rev. 21:4.

faces smile which we have loved long

since and lost awhile." And see Jesus face

to face and tell the story. Saved by grace.

IN MEMORY OF
BY

contributors of this emergency and great need in order that the work may go for ward. Some promised help has not been
received as yet. Also we have vmtten to

Mrs. Eliza Richmond, Garrett, Ind.

Mrs. William Miller, Garrett, Ind. Mrs. John Griffin, Garrett, Ind.

Christian Friends Christian Friends

all the regular contributors. We

those who are already

dislike

making it seem as though we are begging

"Wave Holders"

Ross H. Mann, Garrett Ind. June

25, 1958.

Christian Friends

to do more. But we want to in this way

keep you informed of the situation wo are
in.

Wife,

Addio

Mar.r

Would you like to commemorate the death

of someone who has said good night here

We do not want churches, classes, indi viduals to take off any commitments they have made to others in order to give to the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. But plea.se consider this work to further help the cause of Christ in further plans of giving that the Gospel may be preached. We are pleased with responses from lis
teners to all the broadcasts. An added ex

the Gospel preached because of them, and though dead they yet speaketh, through
your expressed memory of them.

for good morning up there? This gift of

an offering would enable many to hear

//

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pense is a raise in the Polish program of S24 per week so that there will be better

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION 208 South Guilford Street GARRETT, INDIANA

listening conditions and more extended cov

erage. Otherwise we must take the preseni Polish program off of the air at once. Shall we deprive these people of this spiritual
life line, who are so hungry for the preach ing of the gospel? Thank you for every thing and we are sure God will or has al ready richly blessed you. Sincerely, The Cobles

Property oi
OZABS.
v'
--

1 Cor. 3;7, 2 Thess. 3:16, II Thess. 3:1.

JULY - AUGUST, 1962 ISSUE NO. 31

Jerimiah 22-29. "Oh

Earth, Earth, Earth,

Hear the "Word of

the Lord"

LISTEN
II

"Faith comeQi

by hearing and

hearing by the
Word of God."

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION MR. & MRS. WALTER COBLE, Founders, Garrett, Ind.

"A work of faith depending on offerings from God's people for missionary radio broadcasting costs and promotional expenses.

"Listen-0, Isles unto me; and hearken ye people from afar" Isaiah 49:1.

Sestch the Setipfutes

ON THE AIR FIVE DAYS A WEEK

and another one is to begin on October 1, 1962. These are all sponsored by the "Into All The World" Gospel Broadcasting Mission.
English Language program"Search the Scriptures"By Charles Phipps, evangelist to Italy, costs $172 each week, over Radio Luxembourg, 150,000 watt stationEurope. German Language"Search the Scriplures"each week $80, by Edward Fausz, English-Language program edited and

produced for Puerto Rico. Broadcast by Walter S. Coble of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission, Garrett, Ind. Thursday, 9:45 p.m.
Station time paid to G.B.M. by one man. English-Language program"Search the Scriptures"broadcast from two stations, Nigeria, Africa, Ibadan, Lagos, by Donald

Polish language broadcast over RL taken off of the air July 1, 1962. Goes on air over
Monaco Broadcasting station"Search the

Scripture" program, cost $54 per week. By Paul Bajko, Polish evangelist, teacher.
Wave holders are urgently needed. Volun teers needed to pay $54 for one broadcast.

evangelist in Germany. Over Radio Luxem

bourgEurope.

Baughman, evangelist, Nigeria, Africa.

FOREVER
I'd love to walk where Jesus walked And see the lanes he trod And climb the hills where Jesus talked And told the love of God.
I'd love to see where Jesus fished

WITH

THE

LORD
It would be good to travel there That Holy Land to see To reverently its history share With Christians there, by me. These things of earth I'll never do Joy awaits in Heaven We'll dwell with Him if we are true When earthly ties are riven.
We'll view the new Jerusalem
Eternal beauties see

I'd love to pray where Jesus prayed

In dark Gethsemane

I'd stay where some apostles stayed In Christ's dark agony.

I'd even climb the very hill

Where Jesus' blood was shed To those who do His will ransom Who know He is not dead.

And walked upon the sea And view the place Zacchaeus wished
To watch his Lord to see.

I'd love to go where sister's dwelt

And listened to Christ's words

Where, "it is finished," Jesus cried

"The work I came to do"

Where often by His side had knelt In prayer there with their Lords.

And there where He was crucified God's convenant made new. The old one was nailed to the cross

Will greet loved ones, and talk with them

Around God's throne to be.

The place of fishers sent to call

"Leave all and follow me"

Christ's blood brought in the new

They left their nets, to God's will bent

In Christ were henceforth free.

Man must obey or suffer loss.

And hope of heaven too.

We'll see Christ always, face to face And hear the Angel's word And sing the chorus "saved by grace,"
Forever with the Lord. July 24, 1962 Mrs. Walter S. Coble

To vision, near, the upper room

Apostles all with Him

Where He gave the cup, for very soon

He'd over Satan win.

I'd love to walk those paths he walked And gave His message true Deeply discern Him where He talked
In scenes He loved to view.

MANY KINDNESSES SHOWN TO THE WALTER S. COBLES

Some comments on kindnesses and per sonal favors received by the Cobles during the existence of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. We thank you.
One time in the 11 years a man insisted

APPEAL IS MADE TO SEND USED STAMPS!

Recently Mrs. Coble sold stamps in the amount of $35.15, most of which had been

sent in by one person. This helped to pay

a bill of long standing. Other sales of 1962 have paid for some packages we send. It takes time to get the stamps counted, soaked off in some instances, and to get ready for mailing out. It is somewhat re laxing from usual duties and about 4 p.m. sometimes finds Mrs. Coble listening to "The Secret Storm" and sorting and cut

ASAFESHELTBt
ReadPsalms 61:3"For thou hast been

on putting some gas in the car. A lady gave me a nice box of stationary. A lady in N.Y. gave us several glasses of jelly and jamyum, yum. Another lady gave me a box of new material for comfort patches for our Missionary group. Some pecan nuts given us in N.C. Some nice clothes given
me on the death of a faithful contributor

a shelter for me and a strong tower from the enemy."

Proverbs 18:10"The name of the Lord

is a strong tower; the righteous runneth

into it and is safe."

ting out stamps, etc.

A few stamps from many people soon add up to hundred. And by gathering up
these fragments the work of the Lord is

Romans 4: "Blessed are they whose iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are
covered."

and friend. An Illinois lady gave me a colTple ot cans of pickles and jelly. On^ or two others have given a glass or two
of jelly for us to take home or use in our travel lunches. Once or twice some dear

V-6-10 Psalm 33"By the Word of the Lord were the heavens made; and all the

host of tTiem by^he 15featfi^ of His mouthT Let all the earth fear the Lord; let all the
inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him

lady has pressed a dollar into my hand, saying use this for something for yourself.
Once a book on helpful advice for arthritic

people. All of these things are spiritual

blessings that warm the heart and make it easier to go on.

for he spoke, and it was done, he com manded and it stood fast. The Lord bringeth the counsel of the heathen to nought; he maketh the DEVICES of the people of none
effect."

aided by furnishing otherwise wasted ma terial for the good of His workers. Many^f you'who writFlhat you have no income, but believe in the work and would like to help can help by asking others to save stamps for you to send. I use

the common I's, 2's, 3's and 4 cent stamps in some ways or give them away.
It does not pay to soend postage to send
them to us. But all kinds of U.S.A. com-

Then the hometown church people who

Verse 12 Blessed the NATION whose God is the Lord . . . Build a "Bomb Shelter" for the soul

memoratives, square or lone, U.S.A. precancels, which means the name of town
or city printed on the stamp. Anv stamp called an imperforated stamp, which means even if a common stamp it has pinlike holes of some letter through the stamp like H or S, etc., sometimes two letters. I have a collector for these. They are not expen sive, just a hobby for some people. Also send any kind of foreign stamps. Some peo ple collect animals, birds, boats, insects, men and women in stamps, etc. My special stamp hobby is everything but especially pre-cancels and stamps with maps.
Please take note in this explanation con cerning stamps. It is all that I can tei]

give so generously in a financial way to the work. Also they brighten the way with

under His everlasting arms. Tell others of the Rock of Safety; and get under His
blood.

an occasional pie, a pan of cookies, some

flowers, vegetables from the garden or fruit for the table; birthdays with a money gift and a never to be forgotten occasion
where they surprised me with a "This Is

Your Life" program. This was my Loyal

Women's class I taught for many years and before that some of the people who
came were from the early days of the
class.

The plans for the shelter for the soul are plainly draftsed in the Word of God, the Bible the blue print, where all may follow the creator of all things. Release the plans for the ark of safety
by Missionary Radio Broadcasts.

Be not fearful or doubting. Build your selves up in the most precious faith.
Proclaim the unsearchable riches of God

These are some of the compensations to lift the soul that come from friendly
hearts, the value of which can not be measured; but are as incense to the soul. We wish that, w.e^could answer, all the blessed letters we receive with the offer

in Christ Jesus. Take Him to the strong holds of Satan and by prayer in the spirit.
Make your requests known unto God. Jesus saidgopreachteachbaptizeand Lo! I am with you. The Army of the Lordis power more power than all the bombs

you as to how to help. There are a great

many other things about stamos and the

different kinds of stamps that collectors save as a hobby. Most of them sell very

ings and sometimes just to give us courage. And we thank you for those and lovely
ed to send cancelled postage stamps, U.S.A.
foreign stamps that I may realize a small amount from their sale to pay for occa
sional help.

of man. God created all of this power

AND the POWER of GOD can DESTROY

cheaply. But any stamp, except the very

common regular issues, I will eventually find a sale for. But mostly I sell stamps by the hundred mixed commemoratives,
sorted according to kind.
Because of the time it takes T CANNOT

cards. We thank all of you who have bother

MAN'S USE OF IT, Preaching is the Power of God. God is our ONLY hope of SURVI
VAL!

commemorative and all pre-cancels and

In II Chronicles 2nd Chap. God ap

peared to Solomon by night and in the

13th Verse He said, "If I shut up heaven

and there be no rainor I command the

go into correspondence with anyone con cerning stamps. I get mv information through stamp magazines, which anyone can buy, and through catalogues and ex
perience. I saw a way that might be a means of

locusts to devour thy land or if I send pestilence among my people. (14) If my

BEST WISHES TO

people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and
seek my face, and turn from their wicked

helping the work, and help us to carry on

by those especially that have means of aiding us. no other
Since this is the last time I exrect to

PATRICIA BECK,
ERNEST BARREH
Best wishes and congratulations on the
marriage of Patricia Ann Beck to Ernest

Lee Barrett, July 29, 1962, at Garrett, Ind.,

Church of Christ. Both students at Cin

ways then, I will HEAR from Heaven and forgive their sin, and heal their land." Why should Christians be influenced to be on the defensive by what false teach ers and communism are saying? We must be on the offensive with preaching Christ. Take Him to the millions dying for want of vision and knowledge of Christ.
Put on a counterattack with the WORD

make mention of this in Listen, please save

this article for future reference and we

thank you to do what you can. Many chil dren begin stamp collections, then quit col lecting. Some of you may have these col
lections and would like to use them for a

cinnati Bible Seminary, Cincinnati, O.

OF GOD, the "Sword of the Spirit."

good cause. If so, I will appreciate getting them. I believe it is right to gather up the fragments that nothing be lost.

VARIED EQUIPMENT THE BROADCAST

The equipment for use in doing the best in carrying on the Gospel Broadcasting Mis sion was bought and paid for by Mr. Coble's own earnings and means at the Cobles' personal expense. It belongs to them.
We must have this in order to furnish

FINANCIAL SITUATION IS NOW VERY PRECARIOUS!

Very precarious. We eased through July paying current broadcast bills only and paying for the May-June issue of Listen.
We heartedly thank those who have con tributed to make it possible to pay the broadcasts till now. We ask your continued

Nothing for our note, nothing for initial

payment of Polish Broadcast or future monthly broadcasts. Owe money for gas billsconsiderable. And nothing for office supplies and regular running expenses. This can't go on much longer. Things are needed! Money for expenses is neded!

good publicity through issuing good record ings on tapes to send out to publicize the work; to explain tiie work, to make sam ples of his format to sent to ministers to copy the technique, timing and method, for tapes, for our Porto Rican broadcasts and
other broadcasts as emergency in the regu lar broadcasting channels arises. There is ^need to have certain frequencies, it changes
for different countries.

aid and please, those of you who read this and have not helped in the great work, DO SO NOW! Which do you prefer to be preached^n Europe and Africa, other stra tegic placesChrist or Communism? The way to fight communism is to EXALT
CHRIST.

"MILLIONS"
MILLIONS

Our studio is equipped with two tape re

corders of semi-professional quality, a pair of portable speakers, a professional turn

table, stereo amplifiers, stereo pre-amplifiers, four speakers (really good), one $150 mike (purchased at a bargain price), two $95 mikes (also purchased at bargain prices), eight card index files, many cards and filings, one antique typewriter, many reels of songs and instrumental music on
tape.

know Him not others care some do not.

MILLIONS

EAST, WBT BERLIN

In a letter from Ed and Mary Fausz we were thrilled with their description of an exciting trip they made to both East
and West Berlin. One observation he made was that

die, not knowing Him

others, know
but no one win.
MILLIONS

"the churches in East Berlin were either

completely destroyed by the bombs of war

or were bricked up and no effort whatever was being made to re-open them for serv
ices. There was not even a sound of a

We make tapes acceptable anywhere, in cluding Radio Luxembourg, perhaps the most powerful commercial station in the world at present.
This article does not tell of other office

hear, by radio
it goes where you cannot go.
MILLIONS

church bell, nor any sign that Easter (the highest and holiest of all holidays in Germany) was only a few days off." He asked for prayers for these people;
because now we are convinced more than

equipment such as files, etc., of the party of the second part. It would take up too much time and space and is partly des
cribed elsewhere in this issue.

waiting, now to hear,

while others say
it is too dear.
MILLIONS

ever before that the only way these people are ever going to hear or know about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is through the preaching that we are able to do over
the air. We have seen for ourselves the

$485 IS NEEDED
BY AUGUST 31!
^ Mr._and_Mrs. Paul Bajko are busy pre paring "Search the Scripture" programs
for the new broadcast in the Polish lan

now plead and call some, think small

or not at all.

tremendous need of Gospel preaching and

are convinced more than ever before that

Christ is the only hope for this world in

which we live.

MILLIONS

hear of Communism and follow it

Christians! Send your Christian dollars to preach Gospel truth over the radio in Germany and other countries in the world;

producing schism.
MILLIONS

in German, English, Polish, wherever man

is found and pray for them, the broadcasts,
the listeners and the workers in Jesus
name.

guage over Monaco beginning Oct. 1, 1982, providing that funds are furnished by Wave Holders and contributors by Aug. 1 for the initial payment of programs. We need $485 by Aug. 31 in order to start this program, then $54 per week additional funds to carry it on. Please send your offer

say that it is wrong but do nothing they just belong.

MILLIONS

ings to Gospel Broadcasting Mission NOW so we can sign the contract with assurance that God"s people want the Gospel to be preached in all of these countries, and show
the power of God!
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want this very thing and Satan laughs sins on the wing.
MILLIONS

DEAN WEGWARTS ARE DOING FINE WORK IN ENGLAND

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wegwart, helpers and missionaries in England, are doing a fine work. They have established a congregation and meeting house and home and are now anxiously awaiting an addition to their fine family. Whenever possible, Mr. Weg wart does follow up work for Listeners to the English Broadcast over Radio Luxem bourg. As you will note by the letters pub
lished in this issue there are MANY inter M. L Coble

awake! before too late

"LISTEN"
* *

and by radio the gospel take.

MILLIONS

Published bi-monthly by the Gk)spel * Broadcasting Mission, Mr. and Mrs. * Walter S. Coble, Garrett, Indiana.
* Entered as second class matter at Garrett Post Office. *
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then, can hear

who never heard

the saving power

of God's own word.

July 25. 1962

ested listeners in England.

WE ARE NOT FORWARDING AGENTS

We wish lo slate again that we do NOT act as forwarding agents for any of the

MRS. BAUGHMAN WRITES

NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA

"Zola and I enjoy reading the letters and
answering the "Search the Scriptures" mail. Just today we received some new ones. Here is a letter from Marre. Having heard your voice over the radio, I would like you lo teach me through correspond ence the Bible, so that I should be wise

word. Our only personal contact with miny folks in West Africa is on Sunday morning when they hear a message from God's Word. Pray for these folks, that Iheir needs might be met, and their souls drawn closer
to Our Savior.

Missionaries connected with our work. They have their own forwarding agents to take care of their funds for their specific needs
on the field.

Please send all funds for the Gospel Broadcasting Mission to carry on its work to the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. You can deduct it for tax purposes. This is a Christian Missionary enterprise. The G.B.M, pays all station costs of broadcasting and pays the bills directly. There must be an

spiritually. Another from Eastern Nigeria

I have been a regular listener to your Sun day broadcasts over the radio. The real

ENGLISH BROADCAST, RADIO LUXEMBOURG, BY CHARLES PHIPPS,

EVANGELIST IN ITALY
Charles just came back from the post
office with more radio mail and there are

understanding of the Scriptures can be grasped. . . . I wish to Search the Scrip

tures through your help. . . . I also would

average of S1600 monthly, payable the last

day of each month.

like for you to help me in solving some of

my problems . . . . " Some are not Christians and they listen
to Don and tell him about it.

Besides that we need money for pub licity purposes to carry on the work, print ing, mailing and negotiation for stations, a multitude of letter writing and for tapes which are used in publicity and for broad
casting.

18 new ones. This puts our mailing list now over, by quite a ways, the 400 mark. We received mail this past week which is not included in this letter, of course, and I do not remember how many came in that

The "Search the Scriptures" broadcast continues to bring work from listeners from
as far as the Gold Coast and all over Ni

geria." The Baughmans.

NIGERIA

batch so for that reason I cannot give you, this minute, a final count. The correspond ence course is proving a_ blessing to the over 92 who are following it now. You can maybe imagine the work to correct, discuss,
etc., these lessons but it is worth the time

The Cobles receive nothing in way of the G.B.M. contributions except part of their expenses. They have been living on pension

when blessings such as the beginning of

new life comes from them.

since 1957 which Mr. Coble earned by being a railway postal transport clerk, U.S.A. Before retirement they paid all travel ex penses. They furnish their own car, a 1955 Mercury, which now has 135,000 miles on
it, a bashed in side, etc., and it isn't what
it used to be.

Our "Search the Scriptures" is reaching folks all over the country and recently we received an urgent request from Ghana. The word is heard all over West Africa, and almost every letter received requests

literature lo help them in reading God's

I must close. We pray that you are both well and that the Lord will be your Closest Friend and your daily help. Love in Him, Charles and Mary Frances

IN
THOMAS REPRESENTS MISSION IN THE

REMEMBRANCE
Lead kindly Light, Lead Thou me on!
And with the morn we'll see those dear

GREAT NORTHWEST
Mr. Berl Thomas, Zillah, Washington, is representing the Gospel Broadcasting Mis
sion for us in the great northwest. Those

And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death neither sorrow or crying neither shall there be anymore pain." Rev. 21:4.

faces

smile

which

we

have

loved

long

since and lost awhile." And see Jesus face

to face and tell the story. Saved by grace.

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF

in that area please contact him at Zillah, Washington, R. 1, Box 32C, for speaking
dates or information. Read about him in

Emmett A. Winn, died August, 1960. Minister at Elkins, W. Va.,

for 15 years. By

mother, Mrs.

the last issue of Listen and see his picture. We hope to put a "Scarch the Scripture"
program on in Panama soon and have con

Emmett H. Winn, Cincinnati, 0. Crystal Eastman, died Feb. 25,

1961, Footville, Wis. By friends.

Would you like to commemorate the death of someone who has said good night here for good morning up there? This gift of an offering would enable many to hear

Paul B. Hootman, died May 22. 1942, Hicksville, Ohio. By wife. Merwyn H. Greene, died July 22, 1944. In action in Normandy. By brother, Richard D. Greene, Colum bus, Ohio.

tacted Mr. Thomas to furnish the program, with his preaching and songs. Do you want
every one to know about Jesus? This pro gram will not be costly. Would you like to
sponsor it for one week? God will use
your means to His Glory and some will

the Gospel preached because of them, and though dead they yet speaketh, through
your expressed memory of them.

"listen." Heed and be saved by searching

the Scriptures for knowledge of how to
obtain eternal life.

//

LISTEN

//

RETURN REQUESTED

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION

208 South Guilford Street GARRETT, INDIANA

PORTO RICAN BROAD CAST GOES FORWARD

The Porto Rican broadcast is going for ward with Mr. Coble editing the program and announcing. Notice lo preachers who have been contacted and have sample tapes PLEASE send in your recorded program.
We know it takes time but procrastination

is the thief of time. Mr. Coble must spend

hours to edit, re-record and send. PLEASE!

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SEPTEMBER^-OCTOBER, 196> ISSUE NO. 32
Jerwniwh 22-29. "Oh
"Faith cometti

Earth, Earth, Eaiiii,

Hear the "Word of
the Lord"

LISTBN
"Listen-0, Isles unto me; and hearken ye people from afar " Isaiah 49:1.

by hearing and bearing by ttie

Ward of God."

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION MR. & MRS. WALTER COBLE, Founders, Garrett, Indiana 'A work of faith depending on offerings from God's people for missionary radio broadcasting costs and promotional expenses.'

To Wave Holders and all contributors to

OCTOBER
Ay, thou art welcome, heaven's
delicious breath!

the Gospel Broadcasting Mission.

October, 1962
Dear Christian Friends:
Summer is gone and the days grow cold, but these bright au tumn days are a time to make ready for the chilling blasts of winter. They seem symbolical of
life"A time to reap." So now is a fine time to reap souls for Christ so that sowing of the seeds of the Gospel may con
tinue. Seed time and harvest must

When woods begin to wear the crimson leaf.

And sims grow meek, and the meek suns grow brirf, And the year smiles as it draws
near its death.

sickle, for the harvest is ripe."

We must continue to thrust in the

Wind of the sunny south! Oh, still

delay

sickle even though most of us reap

where we have not sowed. God is good.

We ask your continued help and your prayers so that the gospel may be broadcast that people will
study the scriptures and what God expects of them. learn

In the gay woods and in the gold en air. Like to a good old age released from care. Journeying, in long serenity, away.
In such a brigiht, late quiet, would
that I

continue
stands.

as

long

as

the

world

We thank you friends that you are assisting while it is yet day sowing precious gospel seeds so
that the harvest is bountiful. Bible students have reason to

Walter Malone says of opportu nity"They do me wrong when they say I come no more when once I knock and fail to find you in; for everyday I stand outside your door and bid you wake, and rise
to fight and win."

Might

wear out life like thee,

'mid bowers and brooks, And, dearer yet, the sunshine of kind looks,
And music of kind voices ever

believe that Joel 3 is prophecying God's judgments declaring bless ings upon the church when he says (Joel 3:13) "Put ye in the
//<

Today, maybe tomorrow, anoth er opportunity to do something for

Thee. Hebrews 13-18.

nigh; And when my last sand twinkled in the glass,

Pass silently away, as thou dost

pass.

Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Coble.

Sonnetby William Cullen Bryant.

Search the Scriptures" on the air with 6 programs each weeic

Sponsored by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission with Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble as

founders since October, 195]. The first broadcast was made os April 6, 1952, over Radio Luxembourg. Today people in all parts of the world may hear a broadcast
called "Search the Scriptures or a total of 1 hour and 45 minutes each week.
Radio Luxembourgin the Eng
lish language on Monday evenings from 7 to 7:15 p.m. at 208 Meters. over large areas.
Monte CarloTrans World Mon

representative in the U.S.A. north

west. This broadcast is said to

Recorded by Charles Phipps, Mis sionary in Italy, and follow up work done by Charles and Mary Francis Phipps. Great listening
area. It is at 1439 K/C.

aco, on Mondays. Paul Bajko of the Eastern Christian Institute tap ing the programs and doing the follow up work. Heard on Mondays
early in the evening.

reach Red China and Hong Kong

and to numberless service men on

land and sea from many nations.

Puerto Rico Broadcast edited

Nigerian Broadcast, Africaby

Don Baughman from Ibaddan and Lagos, Sundays from 10 to 10:15 a.m. Over Ibaddan 656 K/s, me ters 457-3. Over Lagos 602 K/C,
meters 498.

by Walter S. Coble and produced with the assistance of many minis

ters in the U.S.A. Heard at 9:45

Radio Luxembourgin the Ger man language taped by Edward Fausz, Germany, with Mr. and Mrs. Fausz and Miss Ila Henny,

missionaries in Germany, carry

ing on the follow up work. This is on 208 meters Sunday mornings, 1439 K/C. A very great responses

p.m. on Thursdays. It is individ ually sponsored for the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. (Please save this information
for future reference or to send to

FormosaOn the air since Sep

tember 9 with Berl Thomas as

the Gospel Broadcasting Mission

someone you know who might want to listen in these areas)

OF IBADAN AND

LAGOS BROADCASTS
West Africa

MANY LEHERS RECEIVED REGARDING BROADCASTS

MORE LETTERS

5 May 1962
Dear Brother and Sister Coble:

ENGLISH

BROADCAST

Here are some more replies from the broadcast: (From Ministry of Education,
Ibadan)

"SEARCH THE SCIPTURES" OVER

Dear Sir: Having listened to your inspir ing programmes over "Radio Luxembourg" I shall be greatly obliged if you will send
me all relevant literature on "Search tiie

RADIO LUXEMBOURGSUNDAY 7 P.M.

Dear Sir: I am a regular listener of your Sunday lectures. I very much appreciate the preachings and I would be very pleased if you can afford to be sending as from now all your weekly lecture booklets or maga zines. Hoping to hear from you. Yours faithfully. H. A. (From Ebute Metta, Lagos) (We have a church here) -i?ear-Sirr-i~humbly-beg to enroll in-yonr Institute under you. I will try my best dur ing my course. Your address was made known to me through your religious broad cast through the network of the WNBS on Sunday, the 15th of March. I will be happy. Sir, if you can send me the particulars or intructions in your course. While awaiting my particulars or first lesson I remain. Yours faithfully. A. (From Shell Co. of Nigeria, Lagos) Dear Sir: I shall indeed be grateful if you
can send me the sermons of the month of

DEAR COBLES: The following few let

ters are ones which we prize, especially

the first two and we want to share them

with you. The first one is a lady we have

had a very personal contact with and as you read the letter you will know why we
are rejoicing.

Scriptures." I personally thank you for your fine effort and look forward to hearing from you. I remain. Sincerely Yours, E. M., England. Dear Sir: I heard your broadcast on Mon day and would like to know more about

your Church. Could you detail me also about your Bible Study Course. I would

"Dear Mr. Phipps: I feel I must write appreciate it if I had no personal call, withand let you know that last evening I was out plenty of warning, from any member of baptised. Thank you for the stuay papOfSr ^our cnurcn for leaF~of'~emBa^Sssriient^^

regularly and for your personal teaching

which greatly helped me in making my
final decision. I hope in the next few weeks I will have completed the revision paper on the first six lessons, when it will be ready

and the weekly messages that arrive so

my family. Yours Sincerely, (England) Dear Sir: I think your program very helpful I am a believer in the Lord and would like literature or particulars of Bible
Course. I am shut in with arthritis. Thank

you, Mrs. H., England.

Dear Su*s: Would you please send me a copy of the text of the programme entitled
"The Backward Glance." This is the first

for posting. Thanking you once again for your continued help. Yours faithfully"
(England)

April 1962 relayed over the network and also subsequent sermons including anything of spiritual interest. I am most willing to pay something for it if need be. Yours in the Service of God, F. A. (From Accra, Ghana)
Dear Sir: 1 have heard over the Western

Nigeria Radio your kind offer to give courses free of charge on Scriptures. I write there

fore to have my name enrolled, and so

please post the first course straight to me. Yours Fraternally, (From Ibadan) Dear Sir: It is always a pleasure to me to listen to your weekly sermon "Search the- Scriptures*^-on Sundays-over the-Radio network of WNBS, Ibadan. I shall very much appreciate it if you will send me the details of your scripture searching series. Yours,in Christ, A. G. 0. (From Calabar, Eastern Nigeria) Dear Sir: Please send me a copy of the sermon "The Idle and the Unproductive" broadcast on your programme over WNBS today. I would appreciate it also if you would put me on your mailing list so that I may receive your sermons regularly. Thank you. Yours sincerely, Notice that they all ask for literature. Zola is kept busy mimeographing and mail ing. Don't know what we'll do if she goes back to the Congo. We'll make it some way, but surely could use more missionar ies, especially since the broadcast. They could cover the country. God's blessings to you. Yours in spreading the Gospel, Marianne Baughman
West Africa Christian Mission

of your programmes to which I have lis So we know that through the first contact tened. I am very interested and shall al with her, the study times we have had to ways try to listen in future. Yours faith gether, mostly via mail and the piles of fully, A. N., England. correspondence (many letters running to Sir: I would be very much obliged to more than 20 pages) the Gospel is still the have a copy of your lesson read on Radio power of God unto salvation, for those who Luxembourg on the night of Monday 1st, are lost. could be sent to me. Yours faithfully, J. Y., Second letter which is precious to us: Our England. dear Christian friends: First of all, B. joins Dear Sirs: I would like to thank you for me in wishing you both a wonderfully happy your broadcast heard each Monday night life. It will be our constant prayer that over Radio Luxembourg and would appre you will be greatly blessed in your work ciate receiving a copy of the message broad cast January 1 if available in printed form the coming dayswe will always be think ing of you. We thought you might like to and also placed on your regular mailing know that during the past week, we have listif you have one. My husband and I been fortunate enough to obtain a radio greatly benefit from the broadcast and lis for a few weeks from some friends and ten as often as we can although it isn't so last -anight we were-able-to -sit in-our- -always possible.- The- messages- wouldbe

living room listening to your voice (or I should say, our dear Savior's voice, coming through you). Personally, it was so nice to hear your voice, we could just see your face as you spoke and it made the whole programme seem very real to us. Spirit ually, we thoroughly enjoyed your message
and we had our devotional time afterwards

most valuable to us we could read and

further study them. Thank you so much for

your kind attention. Sincerely, Mrs. P.,

England. Dear Sir: I listen to the religious programee on "Radio Luxembourg" and hav ing been invited to send for correspondence I would be greatly appreciative if you would send me a copy of last night's speech. This programme is more interesting Uian many religious programmese and I enjoy listen ing to them as the speaker seems full of life and conveys more to me than other speakers I have sometimes listened to.

around the thoughts you had left with us. Your quiet peaceful voice was lovely to hear and I imagine that the programme and the message you give must reach the hearts of many people. We were so glad to know that you returned home safely, but we were most upset to hear that you were robbed on the way. It's hard to imagine that peo ple can be so mean, but we too were thank
ful that you were not harmed. We are obth

Yours very sincerely, B. S., England.

Dear Sir: I am a Norwegian medical stu dent at the University of Oslo. I was listen

ing to the Radio Luxembourg. What espe

cially awakened my interest in this con nection was the preaching I heard at about one o'clock Norwegian time that night. I hope you will excuse my rather bad ex(Continued on page 3)

keeping well despite the cold and we hope you are keeping the same and that you may have continued strength to carry on the work. Our prayers and love go with this letter. Yours in His precious love,(England)

(Continued from page 2) perienee in and handling with the English language. But 1 am very interested in what was pointed on in the preaching I
heard. And I was stimulated to write for

you because of the service you offered to give. I am escpecially interested in getting a copy of the manuscript of the preaching that I have mentioned. I should like to get a more fully understanding of what was
said there. I am rather unsure that this

letter will reach you because of my lan guage but I hope if it does you will answer me. Thank you! T. N., Norway. Dear Mr. Phipps: First I will give you my best thanks for the letter I found on the table in my room when I arrived there yesterday afternoon after I had spent the day at the University. Thank you for the letter and what it brought me. And now I should like to say that it will be a great pleasure for me if you will add my name to the list of friends to whom you send a copy of each week's message. A little question that is quite important to me. How can 1 explain to a friend who doubts in God's ex istence that I do believe in God through the Christ in spite of all the doubts that my reasoning mind can produce? I think there is an answer in that we must try
to see our needs in God. But that isn't

This is another letter from the boy in Nigeria. You published the first of his let ters in "Listen". "Dear Minister: My si lence have been for a long time now and nothing heard from me. May be you will wonder if I am receiving your messages at aU. I am receiving them and I am read ing them. Your Christmas message is a wonderful one I enjoyed it very much. Thanks be to God for His imspeakable gift of his only Son for the redemption of the world. I am undergoing another level of experience in my Christian life. Despite the promise .of God in my hand I still worry and think of the future. My love is not so strong for Christ, however, this is how I see it. It puts you more under prayer for me, so that I may be used of God; for this is my fervent desire that God might have His way in my life. Do pray unceasingly for me. I am also praying for your ministry that God might make it effective over the air. I have no radio anymore. My set have been disposed because of need. My training will end and this year August so pray more. Awaiting our Savior, Yours, Z. I copied this just as he had written it,as we did the other you received and pub
lished.

is very active in their chKrch but who do not always agree with the preacher write to us telling us what the preacher taught the week previous and asking our views and then telling them to the preacher. Any

way, this is the lett^ that shows the way

people feel about the "voice" of the pro
gram:

Dear Mr. Phipps: I am very grateful for the literature I have been receiving from

you. However, I have a problem. For the

past ten years I have been mentally and emotionally unwell and I have and still am, going through a lot of pain. I have sought healing from many sources and have not found it. Doctors, psychiatry and psy chic healers have been unable to help me.
I have read much of the Bible and for a while have foimd it a comfortbut not a

healer. Is there anybody, I can turn to, in

the flesh that heals as Christ healed? I have

found no one. Can you give me concrete help? Not in time, but now? I do not an ticipate that you will be able to help me

I only hope. Thank you. Yours Faithfully,

R. S. H., England. (Letter from Mr. D.) Dear Friends in

easy for anyone of us who is so eagerly trying to be selfmade men in all respects.

Thank you again, from your friend, T. 0.,

Norway. Dear Sir: Thank you so much for yoiu: letter and for adding my name to your regu

'Hiis is another blessing: "My Friends: I have recently listened with much pleasure to your broadcasts from Radio Luxem bourg. Your approach to the Word of God

is natural, simple, harmonius and gracious.

In both word and music one senses deep sincerity. Unfortunately, not many seekers
after Truth are wide awake all of the time

lar mailing list to receive the message each week in printed form. Our little boy will soon be two years old and I should
like to tell him about Jesus as soon as he is

and I look forward to the day when God

will return and awaken all to the truths so

able to understand. I shall be most grate ful if you have any suggestions as to how to do this in a simple way. Thank you so

much for your kind attention, Sincerely

yours, Mrs. P., England. Dear Mr. Phipps: It was wonderful to hear from you. 1 think your sermons and truthful talks are very sensible and yet soul inspiring. It is a little difficult for me to read through your sermons when I rea
lize how short I must come to the Bible

clearly preached. Today there is no longer any mystery why we have wars, disease, misery, unrest, etc., all are the logical out come of Man's refusal to abide by the teach ing of the Great Master. You, who search the Scriptures, will have no difficulty in ap preciating that if all people followed the thought and action pattern of Jesus Christ, the Kingdom of God on earth would imme diately come into being. Because we know

Christ: I listened again to your broadcast last week and was impressed with a talk following up the one on God's precious promises. I should be happy to have a copy of this talk also. I appreciate very much the first one you sent me. As I am a Bible Class teacher, as I told you in my first letter, such talks are very helpful to me and would pass it on to some one who is in more need (spiritual) than myself of their comforting assurances. Wish ing you every Christian greeting and best wishes to all, I am, yours in His name.
From J. L. D. Dear Sir: I have listened

to your broadcast from Radio Luxembourg.

As I would like to hear more of this offer

of instruction in Search the Scriptures,

would you let me have full details of this.

Thank you. Yours faithfully. From Mr. C.: Dear Brother Phipps: Greetings In the worthy and precious nameof our Lord and Savior. I have been re

these facts today, victory is in sight. The

Spirit of Christ is very much alive in the world today, and once people of all nations realize why they suffer, they will turn to the Light that gave them life. Thank you, my friend, for all your efforts toward the realization of a better world. No good act or thought is ever lost in the Temple of the

measure, but I try very hard to do what God would want me to and surely hope He hears my prayers. I have a little boy of eight years old whom I am trying hard to raise according to the word of God. as I
want him to leam to love God as I have

ceiving regularly the sermons which you send me and enjoy reading them again
after having 'heard them on Radio Luxem bourg. Also the Bible study courses are most enjoyable. I would like any other literature you could send me. I am unable to listen to your broadcast over Radio Luxembourg every week because some
weeks I must be at work at 6:30 a.m. and

Eternal. Sincerely, Mr. C., England.

This last letter is one which points out the fact of the way the people feel personal ly about this "radio ministry." All of the correspondence we have with the listeners is most personal. It is never left to a gen eral statement but each problem is dealt with because it is "their" problem. I can't begin to tell you the things we have helped

and I realize that though he must learn it

from the church of God and God's teachers, that he will be greatly affected by the ex ample I set before him. I got "The Begin ner's Class" today and have been very busy but I plan to read it more thoroughly tonight. May God always guide your heart,
S. T.

it is too late for me. Looking forward to hearing from you and praying God's richest blessing upon you and your labours for Him. I remain, Yours in the Lamb of
Calvary. (Excerpts from another letter of Mr.

people with, everythii^ from "is birth con

"LISTEN"

* Published bi-monthly by the Gospel * * Broadcasting Mission, Mr. and Mrs. * * Walter S. Coble, Garrett, Indiana.
* * Entered as second class matter at * Garrett Post Office.

trol permitted according to the Scriptures" from a young couple of which the man had been a listener from the beginning, to Bible stories sent to a young mother who worked in a hotel during the day and wanted to teach her little six-year-old about God at night. Naturally there have been all kinds of doctrinal discussions and one couple who

C.) Dear Brother Phipps: Thank you for your recent letter and I am returning an assignment page for correction. By the way, are you trying to get a better time on the Radio? Also what are you doing in Italy? May the Lord abundantly bless you.

LISTENER SPEAKS

I heard a voice speak out to me I listened and tuned right in, It said "from sin you can be free
And eternal life can win."

News From Other Missionary Radio Fields

Nigeria News from Marianna and Donald Baughman. The Baughmans have moved to 011a, Nigeria. They state that they thought this would be a virgin land for the gospel. Following is a letter from radio broad
casts:

study and prayer. 6. For spiritual growth

one must bear Christian fruits.

Faith is awakened by the radio message

and results in action of obedience as it comes through the Word of God. One man says, "With great pleasure I received the

Search the Scriptures for what they say Don't let others tell you wrong
Read your Bible every day And lift your heart in song. Turn to the Bible now, and read What God says in His Word How men of faith in Christ agreed To preach the Word of God.

Here is a letter from a schoolmaster

Lord as my personal Savior. I find myself going along humming those sacred songs.
How happy I feel! I praise the Lord for you, for praying and helping me."
FormosaBrother Thomas is now broad

"Having listened to your sermons for sev eral Sundays I have decided that I should

like a copy of each one. Moreover, as a school teacher, I would like to start a small Sunday school class for the reading
of your sermons." The Baughmans are "sowing the seeds of the gospel and they shall reap if they faint not." This is God's promise and we call attention again to Isaiah 55-8-11. And the great promise in Daniel 11:32. The peo ple that do know their God shall be strong and do exploits.
FauszWe thank the Fausz's for their

A voice saying, "Search the Scriptures Depending only on God Read, and make the precepts yours
And follow them word for word."

casting a program over radio on Formosa, "Search the Scriptures," for G.B.M. spon
sored by friends of Christ in the northwest.

NorthwestAnother uplifting letter from

Berl Thomas, our representative for G.B.M. in the northwest. He states as follows:

Don't take men's word for what they say Find out for yourself, each step Examine every line and pray
tor grace; His wiU to accept.

"I hope everything is going fine in the work of the Lord in your ministry. As 1 write I am. beginning to make up my it-;'-

of appointments for the next ten months,

as N.W. representative of the Gospel Broad

By radio was given to me Hope and faith in God supreme

tribute to us and the Gospel Broadcasting

Mission in his last bulletin. He states that

Henceforth, I will never be Cast down, but ever on Jesus lean.

I listen to Zion's old sweet songs And willingly learn to obey Forget my woes and uttered wrongs My burdens on my Savior lay. Oh, friends, out there, where e'er you are
I thank you from my heart

we must pray for these people behind the wall in Germany and for the communistic countries and after a trip there they are
more convinced than ever before that the

casting Mission. I believe I have by the Grace of God, a very important story to tell, the story of broadcasting over the world and behind the "curtains" the pre cious Gospel of Christ, to lonely, hungry
souls.

only way these people are ever going to

know or hear about the Lord and Savior

Wouldn't it be grand if Christians would

Jesus Christ is through the preaching that

we are able to do over the air. We have seen for ourselves the tremendous need

really go all out for broadcasting the true

gospel by radio into all the fields where

That you have sent upon the air Salvation's plan to me impart. I thank you, Lord, you gave to me This chance to save my soul For I can in the scriptures see
How Christ does make me whole.

the gospel is not preached. For it is the

of gospel preaching and are convinced more

than ever before, that Christ is the only hope of this world in which we live.

power of God . . . . Also all evangelists

on foreign fields could double their effi

ciency by radio broadcasts and answering

letters, sending Bible teaching and Bible

Polish LanguageMr. Paul Bajko, East

ern Christian College, writes of so much to do after his return from Missionary Con vention at Denver. He told us of the prayers

study courses. It would turn the world up

side downfor Christ is the answer to the
world's needs. IN REMEMBERANCE

For dedicated lives who gave Their time for us; to teach By radio, how Christ does save. For even me, to reach. God, keep them sending on air waves These messages of Thee Till others hearingJesus saves Will set the whole world free.
By Mrs. Walter S. Coble

for us and Gospel Broadcasting Mission Fri day at prayer hour. We thank him and you who prayed. He is now preparing 12 more tapes for the Polish broadcast and we know that means a lot of painstaking work. All of us are anxiously waiting for letters from the Polish broadcast. Mr. Bajko will trans
late some and send thpm to us so we can

And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death neither sorrow or crying neither shall there be anymore pain." Rev. 21:4.

let you know. Puerto RicoConcerning this broadcastservicemen hear the program. The purpose and planning behind the

We are happy to announce that Dean and Betty are the proud parents of another

daughter born Sept. 1 or near that date.

They now have three girls and one boy and are making progress in their evangel
istic endeavors.
CORRECTION!

broadcasting and follow-up are to win souls and lead Christians into a deeper spiritual
life. Radio is useful in at least six distinc

Mrs. Romana Reasoner by her husband,

N. J. Reasoner. Mrs. Reasoner entered

into life indeed on Jan. 18, 1962. During

her years of invalidism Mr. and Mrs. N. J.

Notice! In the July-August 1962 issue of

"Listen" there was an error in the seventh stanza of the poem "Forever With God"

tive steps in relation to God: 1. Preparing the ground. 2. Sowing the seed. 3. Water ing, etc. 4. Reaping the harvest. 5. Bible
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Reasoner occupied a cottage in Turner Memorial Home at Turner, Ore.

appearing on the front page. If you have saved this poem or wish to send it to some one else, just clip out the following correc tion of the seventh stanza and paste over
the old one:

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I'd even climb the very hill

Where Jesus' blood was shed To ransom those who do His will Who know He is not dead.

OVEMBER - DECEMBER, 1962 ISSUE NO. 33

Jerimiab 22-29. "Oh
"Faith corned

Earth, Earth, Earth,

Hear the "Word of
the Lord"

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"Listen-0, Isles unto me; and hearken ye people from afar " Isaiah 49:1.

by hearing and

hearing by the
Word of God."

'A work of faith depending on offerings from God's people for missionary radio broadcasting costs and promotional expenses."

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION MR. & MRS. WALTER COBLE, Founders, Garrett, Indiana

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the Herald Angels sing Glory

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HERALDED BY ANGELS PROCLAIMED BY SHEPHERDS

How fitting that the angels came

First, to the shepherds on Bethlehem's plain, To tell them the good Shepherd, had come
David revealed, in the shepherd's psalm. To give His life to save lost sheep To seek for them o'er mountains steep
Lovingly take them in His arms And carry them safe from all that harms.

As angel voices echoed away

They stood in awe by the bed of hay

They saw the Clirist that angels said They would find in this lowly bed.
So wonderful it seemed to them They must tell the news to all men

Going home, they shouted the cry "Christ is come" let no man deny. They told the news, to God glorify Praising, His name to magnify
They published abroad, as they went
The story of love from heaven sent.

The Scriptures told, and they had heard That men would call this Shepherd, Lord; He'd restore the faint; the hungry feed

By waters, still, he would safely lead.

In death's valley they need not fear
For He would be forever near

Arriving then back to their sheep Wondrous thoughts in their hearts to keep
And tell the good news far and wide
Of Him who came with them to abide.

One would walk through; but not alone

This Shepherd would for their sins atone. Knowing this, they gladly hastened

The Lord is my Shepherd, they'd oft repeat As with rod and staff they tended their sheep
Knowing when Earth's ties they'd sever They would dwell in the house of the Lordforever.

With joyful hearts, but spirits chastened

To see this, that had been fulfilled Prophets foretold and Heaven willed.

Written by Mrs. Walter S. Coble

HOUDAY GREETINGS FROM MR. & MRS. COBLE

Our Christmas greetings to each of you and we wish you a fruitful and happy New
Year in the work of the Lord.

BROADCAST RESULTS
All broadcasts are getting excellent re

sponses. The Polish program is starting

slowly because of changes in time to get a greater listening audience. The response will soon be improved. Many no doubt hear
but are afraid to write as is very under
standable.

be worth your while to find it and read it.

Then reflect how much this man in Beth lehem is like most of us. The man was so

"God's word will not return unto him void

This year of 1962 has been in many ways

a difficult one for us. Yet we feel that God
has blessed the work and will continue to

busy with his own interests, his own sav

but will accomplish that which he pleases."

The calendar of broadcasts and places and

ing money and crops and all the things of

living, many good things, but no time to
see Jesus. He had many good impulses to

bless it. There has been some changes but progressive ones. Our slogan at the be ginning of the year of 1962 was "There is More to do in '62." That has literally been accomplished. More has been done; progress has been made; more people have heard the gospel preached because of added pro grams; and there has been growth in the listening audiences. Now at the close of the j^ear jKe can trjLUy__ belifiXL.that_the_goal or
slogan of "More to do in '62" can become
" 'Tis true we moved ahead in '62." For

go and see Jesus, hear him, even he might

have followed Him, but at the time he had so many important things he must do. He
knew of his birth in his own town, he re

times is being repeated below. Please send to any of your friends in these areas. We do not like to make special appeals
but we would not have been able to pay the November bills for broadcasting except for

the response of many good people to our

called the prophecies, and said, "Well not now, tomorrow perhaps I shall go. Then he
heard of the shepherds' story. He must go
but tomorrow. Then he heard of the wise men's visit. .He _said_he_jnust_surely^hunt for Jesus tomorrow. So "Tomorrow and

appeal for dollars. The note of $400 could

not be paid but we were able to pay for
the broadcast time. December is nearly

over, the need continues. We must depend -on- YOU .to-pray.jQr_the..GospLBrQadcasting Mission. "Search the Scriptures" on the air with 6 programs each week sponsored by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter S. Coble as founders since Oc

which we give God all the honor and praise. As we look ahead into the year 1963 we should work continually in '63 to keep the gains and add new horizons for Christ so our slogan continues much the same
"More for Thee in '63."

tomorrow and tomorrow, creeps on . . ." In many incidents in Jesus' life the man could have gone to see him. But the man was too busy taking care of his possessions and amassing wealth and thinking of him
self. Then all at once he was old. He found

Jesus gave the command to "Go." We do not remember any order to "retreat."
New recruits are needed. We are de

pending on some of the young folks to en roll in this preaching army to sow the gospel seed. Will you be enlisted as a vol unteer to keep this work going? Many young people are earning money this year for the first time and will want to give a fair portion to the work of carrying on preach
ing by radio. We look over the names on the list of

himself in Jerusalem. One day there was a big crowd following a man on a cross. Too late now, he followed Him to Calvary and looked upon His face and knew he was the promised Messiah; that he had been too busy to go and see and hear and
follow.

tober, 1951. The first broadcast was made on April 6, 1952, over Radio Luxembourg. Today people in all parts of the world may
hear a broadcast called "Search the Scrip
tures or a total of 1 hour and 45 minutes
each week.

Radio Luxembourgin the English lan

All of us keep pushing ahead things we

could do today. Procrastination is the thief of time. Yesterday we were young, we had plenty of time. Today is mine, tomorrow may never come. Or if it does when old we may find that it is too late. Today I

guage on Saturday evenings from 7 to 7:15 p.m. at 208 Meters. Recorded by Charles Phipps, Missionary in Italy, and follow up work done by Charles and Mary Francis Phipps. Great listening area. It is at 1439
K/C.

Wave Holders who have passed on to their reward. These ranks must be filled. Many are retiring or retired with some curtail ment perhaps in their giving but some will continue, knowing that he that soweth boun* tifully shall reap also bountifully and that

will write a card or letter to my friend

who is ill. Tomorrow I will do it. Several

Radio Luxembourgin the German lan guage taped by Edward Fausz, Germany,
with Mr. and Mrs. Fausz and Miss Ila Hen-

tomorrows pass. We finally pick up the paper and see their name in the list of
deaths. We are filled with remorse but too

ny, missionaries in Germany, carrying on the follow up work. This is on 208 meters Sunday mornings, 1439 K/C. A very great
response over large areas. Monte CarloTrans World Monaco, on

their future home is being prepared for

them, eternal in the heavens.

late. All of us have more poignant moments we recall. More disastrous putting off until
tomorrow.

So^ a-new-generationr^his-generation, must step into their places as this young genera tion steps into their jobs. They must also
take up the responsibilities the older ones

Many get an urgent appeal for help to

carry on the Lord's work. The need is Now! You say that is a work or mission I want

Mondays. Paul Bajko of the Eastern Christ ian Institute taping^he programs and doing the follow up work. Heard on Mondays early
in the evening. Nigerian Broadcast, Africa by Don

are required to lay down and even go be

yond in their work for Christ. The world

to help I'll send a check tomorrow. One day

you leam that the work is no more. Your

Baughman from Ibaddan and Lagos, Sun

days from 10 to 10:15 a.m. Over Ibaddan 656 K/C, meters 457-3. Over Lagos 602 K/C,
meters 498.

could be won for Christ in this generation, and by giving and going and growing, could
make liberty and freedom take on the old

intentions stare you in the face for you to give an accounting later. Now is the ac cepted time! Today if you hear His voice,
quench not the spirit. There is so little

meaning and free the world of oppression,

depression and destroying influences. As Christ is exalted, freedom found in Christ

time between birth and the grave.

FormosaOn the air since September 9 with Berl Thomas as the Gospel Broadcast

ing Mission representative in the U. S. A.

northwest. This broadcast is said to reach

shall predominate, fear be dethroned and

love will reign. YOUNG FOLKS! You who

are nearing your 19th to 21st birthdays the VICTORY DEPENDS on you! And those of us on the lagging fringe must help with
all the strength left to do so. Action! Not
tomorrow but NOW!
Tomorrow

CONTACT MR. BERL THOMAS FOR SPEAKING OR RALLIES

Mr. Berl Thomas, Zillah, Washington, broadcasting the Gospel on Formosa since
September, 1962, is the assistant of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission and representa tive of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission in
the Northwestern states. Please write him

Red China and Hong Kong and to number less service men on land and sea from many
nations.

This brings to mind the wonderful story in the "Lookout," the best in many a week.
My kind of a storyone to make one think. If you have not read "Tomorrow" it would

Puerto RicoBroadcast edited by Walter S. Coble and produced with the assistance of many ministers in the U.S.A. Heard at 9:45 p.m. on Thursdays. It is individually sponsored for the Gospel Broadcasting Mis
sion.

at Zillah, Washington, for speaking dates or for missionary rallies within 200 or 300
miles. Write him for information and dates.

(Please save this information for future reference or to send to someone you know who might want to listen in these areas)

Tieia tnem~ugni, auu usicucu w

uicu.totcco.

(GOSPEL RADIO PREACHING WINNING FOR THE LORD!

The Gospel preaching over radio is win ning results for the Lord. People want to
know
church.

You sat by their cradle and bed and told

them of Jesus and read stories and heard

their darling and precious prayers. You saved and worked and planned nice birth day parties and Christmas joys. You helped
them with school lessons and listened to

their problems, soothed their hurts and bled

when their hearts bled. All this time the

who can use the air waves to preach by

sending gifts and offerings, even to sacri-

more

about

the

True-to-the-Bible

ficmg, that Satan may be crowded off the

air and Christ honored. Christ teaching pro grams can be heard everywhere. We read in Eph. 2:2 concerning "the prince of the power of the air." How much have we done to disturb that position? Let us send a tornado of preaching the Word, and bombard the power of darkness by crowding their evil off the air with the ether waves carrying the messages of the Light of the World. Yes, it will cost money, work and maybe persecution. Satan does not stop because of the cost in money. Christians claim Jesus their King and that "Our Father
is rich in houses and lands and holdeth the

Proving that radio is an effective means

of preaching the Gospel.

days were passing swiftly away. First days of school, junior grades, high school and then graduation. During these years some times the way had been rough, financial

difficulties, illnesses, operations, problems,

loss of loved ones. But you were a family in togetherness in church and love for each
other.

A listener says, "Please send the Bible

lessons I heard about over Radio Luxem

bourg. I am indeed thrilled and much in spired by the broadcast." Another says, "Your program on the air inspires me more
and more to do all that I can toward the extension of God's Kingdom. May God bless all your efforts to see souls saved to honor and glorify Him." There are others who
want to know more about the true Church of Christ and the practices of the apostles.

The Gospel broadcast over Radio Lux embourg is now well advanced into the 11th
year of its history.

wealth of the world in His hands." Will many

be able to inherit these riches if we allow

The Gospel Broadcasting Mission, through its founders, thanks all who have made this
continuous broadcasting of the Gospel pos sible. We implore your continued interest,

Satan to keep on controlling the world? Or will many never have that chance because people are not willing to give that the works of Christ and His church may be advanced
and the sound of His Word be heard to the

Then one day the house was quiet. No one opening the door shouting, "Mom, I'm home, where is pop? What is to eat?" Or may I go here or there." Surely that was just yesterday. Then there is time to pon der, did we do our best, did we give them the convictions and integrity to hold them ^ strong in the storms of life? But it is too late now to spend in retrogressive thoughts. So the mind looks ahead and sees children, grandchildren come trooping in that give you assurance. Farther along it will be as
a tale that is told. Sunrise tomorrow. Then

uttermost parts of the world.

If the radio channels could be filled with

prayers and support. You may greatly help by telling others of the task and winning
"Wave Holders" in prayers and offerings

to praying regularly and paying regularly. We press onward for continued preaching of the Gospel over all of continental Europe
and the British Isles and also to extend the waves so that eventually people can "tune in" to the radio and find true teaching and

the praises of God and the true teaching of His Word wonders would be wrought and the Prince of Peace could reign. We dare not overlook this great opportunity and means of preaching the Word. Let us not do too little too late again, but use this means to

enhance the traditional methods and aid

these methods where they may still be used. Let us send the message in power to those who sit in the darkn?ss without hope and without Christ because they lack knowledge and understanding of Himbecause there
was no man to tell them of Jesus.

preaching of the Gospel wherever man is

found.

Paul, the apostle, tells us in Romans 10:14,

"How shall they call on Him in whom they
have not believed? And how shall they be lieve in Him of whom they have not heard?" And how shall they hear without a preacher?

tomorrow will be forever, and how it will be spent or where will depend upon what we do today. "Today has been dawning another new day Think wilt thou let it slip worthless away?" In long, long ago days that verse was re cited each morning in opening exercises in school. Uusually a song with a Christian theme and the Lord's prayer or the Shep herd (23rd) psalm. No one ever complained, but we were happy that the children were being taught Christian thoughts. School pro grams, Christmas programs. Thanksgiving, were much like Sunday school programs and patriotic programs.
How did America let these fundamental

I know not why God's wonderous love

to me He has made known.

themes slip away? It was because while good men slept the enemy (Satan) came in and sowed tares. Thenbecause good men
did NOTHING about it evil flourished. It

The Gospel is the power of God unto Salva tion. The people must be told the true way. We must give them teaching which has no
uncwfain sound but rings true and clear

Or why, unworthy, Christ in Love

redeemed me for His own.

according to the scriptures. Let us send this

sound unto all the earth and the Word unto
the ends of the earth. How wonderful it is in these times of stress

and uncertainty that God has permitted to

be developed by every ingenuity of man this power of sending the spoken word to
those who sit in the darkness of unbelief,

tragedy and sorrow, and pointing them to the Light of the world, the Savior of theu* souls, and a home not made with hands
eternal for them! A means of mass com munication hitherto unknown is revealed in

I do not know why we have been privi leged to live in this wonderful America. Do you know why you were not in Germany during the terrors of war, or in France or Greece? Are the material blessings and sal vation just for us? Of him that hath much much will be required. Should we not deem it a great honor and privilege to send mater ial aid and most of all the preaching of the Word for salvation and peace to the na tions that are hungering and thirsting for help and comfort? It seems that God is depending on Amer
ica. Shall we fail Him? We will not be held

will be more difficult to stop the fire, but it can be done if furrows are plowed deep and wide; if we preach and teach Christ-

by the Bible, by printing, by missionaries

and by radio and television. It will take money, lots of it. Sacrificial giving. So do nuclear weapons, all kinds of weapons, for warfare cost money. Means and mater ial for fighting Satan must be given by Christian people. If Christ is put deep in the hearts of people there will be no need
for war devices and devices of destruction

of man deep in the heart of the earth, or high above the stars or under the sea. When
Christ is enthroned in the hearts of men

the fullness of time and in "such a time

as this."

Should we allow the workers of Satan to have dominion over every ether wave? Satan

guiltless if we withheld the Bread of Life. We have been spared to serve. The hour is at hand. The King's business requires haste. We must work to dispel the darkness that the King of Glory may come
in. We must not allow the tomorrow to eat

will use every spot on the dial if Christians do not arouse to this great opportunity of wounding the power of Satan by proclaim

it will not only save souls and lives and make peace but the money put into destruc tive devices will be used in peaceful pur suits and Christian teaching and gospel preaching. Can't you see that the money spent for preaching the Gospel is money
saved. But even so one's motives are not to

ing the Word of God which is the "power of

God unto Salvation to every one that believeth," so the people can hear. Help those

up our todays. We will do so much in the years to come, but what have we done to

day? Parents look back to the days that

their babies needed care and tenderness. You

save money but to win souls. God gave His only begotten Son; and those who believe in Him are given eternal life. God gave
to save. The saved must give to win others.

THE GOOD iicvkd FIRST MADE KNOWN ABROAD!

They came slowly,

WILL YOU BE A NEW WAVEHOLDER!

GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble

Even the donkey carefully tested each step

As though he knew the precious load he
carried

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Was to be the most precious gift to mankind.

Circumstances permitting, I will endeavor to send the following

amount of money each month to Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble of

Mary was tired and weary but most happy,

For she knew that she would reach Bethle
hem

Where her baby Jesus woulld be born

The angel had told her where her baby

would be born.

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message by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission.

Her companion was Joseph and his heart

was full of compassion For her whose ordeal would soon be ended.

He had cared for her and knew the many

evil glances and scorn

She had borne patiently for the past arduous

months.

He was remembering the prophecies con

cerning this event They were soon to see come to fruition

Mary remembered also and rejoiced. They continued on in weariness of body, but
firm in the

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You" to all who have sent U.S.A. and
IN REMEMBERANCE

Knowledge of the promises of God.

As they neared Bethlehem of Judea they talked of where they should go. Safe in the knowledge that the heavenly
Father led the way.

Even when the innkeeper turned them away They may have said, "It is the Father's wiU This is not the Father's appointed place."
Quickly then, a place became known to them Which seemed so right and heaven blest That soon they prepared beds of straw
And settled down to rest.

But not for long, the fullness oftime had

come, they knew

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service fund for services we need that the

And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death neither sorrow or crying neither shall there be anymore pain." Rev. 21:4,

Angels hovered near as Mary took God's

only begotten son and laid

broadcasting general fund does not supply.

We will try to write to everyone as soon as

Him in a manger.

possible. Now we say thank you very much. We need more taped sermons, more taped songs for the Puerto Rican program. Will you help?

The angels of heaven rejoiced and the lowly Shepherds watching their slwep were told
where to find

Jesus. They left their sheep where the

angels had said

Glory to God in the highest and to men of Good Will^ Peace.

WISE MEN SEEK JESUS! WISE MEN BRING GIFTS TO JESUS

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For Mrs. Fred Rench of Mishawaka, Ind., a friend and helper of all missionaries, by Mrs. Evelyn Shaffer of Rt. 1, Butler, Ind
For Mrs. Lucy Renfro by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Renfro of Hooker, Calif. In memory of Mrs. George (Sarah)

When the shepherds had seen the Lord,

they returning Glorified and praised Godand made known abroad, the things they had seen and
heard. M. I. G. C.

Rogers of Aubiu-n, a lover of mission work,

by Mrs. D. H. Karnes.

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