Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '46 The Holy War continues unabated. Have you enlisted in the services of the Church Militant, either at home or over- seas? The Christian and Missionary Alliance has been assigned sectors of the w-orldwide evangelistic battlefields whose com- bined populations total 79,000,000 souls. Of these we have yet to reach 40,000,000, including 200 known tribes. Our post-war program calls for 50 new missionaries to be sent forth annually for five years, beginning l945. Our Per- sonnel Secretary will be happy to advise you concerning your life work, either in our fellowship or under other auspices. The Foreign Department The Christian and Missionary Alliance 260 WEST 44th STREET NEW YORK l8, N. Y The Home Department THE ci-misTiAN cf Missiomtnv ALLIANCE SERVING YOU... . . in the general oversight of the interests of the Home Field . . . a bureau of communication and arrangement 'between all available workers and needy fields, both old and new . . . the recruiting agent for ministerial supply. l65

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Compliments of The Cranford Gospel 'Iiabernaele RETFORD AVENUE and CHERRY STREET CRAN FORD, NEW JERSEY GORDON H. KEENEY Pastor F. RUTH WINDISCH y Deaconess SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT OKLAHOMA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA District Headquarters ARLINGTON, TEXAS, Box 33 SOUTHWEST FOR CHALLENGE and VISION Seventh June Zl Annual to Camp June 30 Meeting Arlington, Texas OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS and MISSIONARIES REV. P. R. HYDE District Superintendent THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT REV. LOUIS J. ISCH District Superintendent l35 PARK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS Two Summer Convention Grounds CAMP HEBRON OLD ORCHARD Attleboro, Mass. Old Orchard, Maine CAMP HEBRON Youth Conference ChiIdren's Camps J I I Girls UV S' 'Rough 7 ' July iofh through 23rd wlth Rev 'R L Cole TWO GREAT RALLIES Direcfor ' July 4th and Sunday, BOYS July 7th July 25th through Aug. 7th Rev. Bradford N. Hess, Rev- Chas, Farah' Director Director Annual Bible and Missionary Conference August 23rd through September 2nd OLD ORCHARD The Birth-place ,of Alliance Conventions A I O I nnual Bible and Missionary Conference August 2nd through Ilth

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WHEN YOU VISIT The Central City of The Empire State Phone 3-8547 for advice you may need and find' fellowship in The Christian and Missionary Alliance 347 Cortland Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 And when you need tools for Christian work, remember we have them. ,vp-C 1 f' N, 1? 1 Rgigzwy Til If I BT.. . , ' We D. V. B. S. Materials, Child Evangelism Supplies, Flannelgraph Stories, Reference Books, Hymn Books, Sunday School Literature. EVERYTHING FOR THE CHURCH and SUNDAY SCHOOL Free catalo on re uest CHRlSTIANIliUcBLIICATlONS Third and Reily Streets Harrisburg, Pa. Western Canadian District of The CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 60 fields, I20 workers from Fort William, Ontario, to Chilliwack, British Columbia, and from Buffalo Gap in Southern Saskat- chewan to Whitehorse, Yukon, away up in the North-West territories, calling for some one to preach the Gospel to every creature. We send our young people from Western Canada to Nyack, St. 'Paul, and Seattle, and you send them back to serve in this 3,000,000 square mile challenge to Home pioneer missionary work. When in Chicago Visit D I E T Z EVERYTHlNG FOR THE CHURCH and SUNDAY SCHOOL Attendance Helps, Sunday School Literature, Plaques, Mottoes, D. V. B. S. Supplies, Bibles Books, Flannelgraph, Honor Rolls, Flags. Write for free catalog of supplies WILLIAM H. DIETZ, INC. IO S. Wabash Ave. Chicago 3, Illinois Compliments of Ambassadors Quartette SUMMER TOUR 1946 166 Compliments of Westchester Broadcasting Corp. ROGER SMITH HOTEL whale Plains, N. Y. WFAS lI230 On Your Dial SERVl NG WESTCHESTER COUNTY I