Briercrest School - Optic Yearbook (Caronport, Saskatchewan Canada)

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ftriercre t Qradi - Attention! French Equatorial Africa The land of opportunity Where four and a half million souls are living without the Gospel message. This is a tremendous challenge to Christian Young People properly trained. Pray about this need, then write for information to SUDAN UNITED MISSION 14 Park Road — Toronto 89 Quincy St. Brooklyn 38. N. Y. Sunrise Gospel Hour 617 First St. E. Calgary, Alta. CANADA’S NORTHLAND Prayers, Goers, .Givers For more information write Northern Canada Evangelical Missio Meadow Lake, Sask. UNEVANGELIZED FIELDS MISSION % Incorporated § FACTS- 250 missionaries, 400 nationals, § evangelists, pastors, teachers, doctors, § nurses, ministering to 25 tribes in 14 $ languages. § FIELDS- Brazil, British Guiana, Belgian Congo, New Guinea, Haiti, and the fi Dominican Republic. FELLOWSHIP- You may help by earnest ' and importunate prayer, by sharing material § blessing, and by becoming a missionary if § you can qualify. Further information and $ literature from: $ Box 306 Bala-Cynwyd, U S. A. 18 Howland Ave. Toronto 4, Ontario Canada Frank C. Torrey, D. D. Rev. E. J. Pudney Chairman Gen. Sec. Member Mission I. F. M. A. J

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3rom the Wilcb of) jS ew Quinea Missionaries in: Colombia Formosa India Ko P rea Netherlands Antilles Pakistan Portugal South Africa Southern Rhodesia Uruguay Venezuela To The Sidewalks of Paris There are people who never had a chance to hear the gospel. TEAM, with workers in 15 countries, seeks to reach not only the primitive heathen of inland jungles, but also the “civilized pagans of nations where the gospel light has gone out. Missionaries and national workers use a variety of methods in presenting the gospel and establishing self-sustaining churches---per- sonal witnessing, mass gospel meetings, radio programs, films, medical work, literature, youth work, Christian day schools, Bible Institutes. Missionary volunteers and prayer supporters are needed. For free literature, address The Evangelical Alliance Mission 1043 Clifton Ave. I Headquarters Office: 2839 V GOSPEL MISSIONARY UNION Working in: French Morocco A stronghold of Islam French Sudan Wide unreached areas Ecuador Doors opening among Quichua and Jivaro Indians Colombia Spiritual Hunger midst persecution Italy Where darkness and poverty prevail Panama Old country of the New world Canada and Mexico Needy fields near home 1841 East - 7th Street Kansas City 24, Mo., U.S.A. AFRICA INLAND MISSION (CANADA) AREA: 6 Fields in Central E. Africa since 1895. WORKERS: 450 Missionaries, 4,000 Trained African Leaders. METHODS: Preaching—1,800 Churches. Teaching-85,000 school children. Treating—Many thousands of sick. Training-Hundreds of Leaders. Translating-The Holy Scriptures. ADDRESS: 746 Pape Ave., Toronto 6, Ont.

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$anyratutatianb ta the Strode ajj ’55 Many Former Bible School students have Found the fields of the C. S. S. M. a practical training ground for further missionary service. They have been instrumental in winning many boys and girls to Christ by means of Summer Bible Schools, Bible Camps, Home visitation, Evangelism, etc. What will be your part in reaching the little ones in the days of opportunity before us? . for of such is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 19:14. Canadian Sunday School Mission Caronport, Sask. The Mission To Orphans, Inc. Three Hills, Alberta, Can. Box 7043, Asheville, N. C. “hlinl terlng. ta C l7liA ianarieA in the C ]lflahiny ’ the orphans and destitute children of CUBA and HAITI Help us to reach and teach the generation to come, that they may know the Lord. Bimonthly paper ORFANEWS” sent free on request. cmcf pcdutaticmb $JracL - and taitJheA ar fyad A aery debt. tyaur tyriritet ' b, ( tliarie 9P C )7lartha ' ) When you have printing needs I; EE™Z remember ♦ BUSINESS FORMS ♦ V(SIJING CARDS Caronport, Sask. : E:li VZl RS