Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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WCDRLD MISSIONS REVIE 5 F Rl C4 FOUTHEMT Arm V'aHO3f'lEb!Of'i 5 5 THY CROSS IS A LIGHT UNTO ME rmoucfl Plilffi Page 94 The chorus and orchesira blend their music in ex- uliation and praise io the Saviour of the World and the work of his kingdom.

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RESULTING IN FRUITFUL MINISTRIES GIVING We give . . . of our faith, prayers, and substance - They receive . . . through the westernized media, the supreme gift of life. Complex gadgets produce strange sounds to puzzled faces, but a long awaited message gives words of hope and a universal Saviour. TELLING We tell erha as for the first time . . . p rl . , through barriers of language, with eager antici- pation of the liberating Christ. They listen . . . with inquisitive faces, captured attention and receptive hearts. . . . The seed has been sown in prepared soil . . . Lord, bring forth the fruit! GOING We go . . . to the hills and valleys, to the distant plains and plateaus, to the tangled jungle villages, to share our Christ. They come . . . from the mountain trails, the winding rivers, and the forgotten places, to hear of the new found Saviour, to sing hymns and to fellowship with native Christ- lans. Page 93

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World Missions in Review . . . a time each year when many expectantly enter Carnegie I-lall to see unfolded before their eyes a panorama of foreign missions the world over. Four outstanding students of God's Word endeavor to communicate the urgency of presenting the Gospel of de- liverance to perishing millions. The climax is reached when the audience realizes that the effectiveness of future missions is their responsibility. The impact of this convo- cation will only be known in the Day of the Lord. Hundreds listen as their hearts are chal- lenged. ' 1 , V lwxgx .N If -A, ,, THENEAR EAS' tuna stun Rap R Page 95 m,ES