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Page 102 text:
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Reverend Gilbert Johnson explains to Marvin McDonald, A1 McNally, Ben Grove.and Bernard Wright the preparation that must go into their presentation of missions at World Missions in Re- vievv. Bernard Wright sits in meditation as he realizes that this is the most important message of his school career. Q -1, 1- Ben Grove is greeted by the news that he is to be a World Missions in Re- view speaker. The challenge of mis- sions is vigorously pre- sented as Al McNally holds the attention of thousands. Pcaqe 96 Marvin Mc- D o n a l d searches for t a c t s a n d backg r o u n d material in preparing his message.
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Page 101 text:
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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
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Page 103 text:
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Friday night Missionary Meeting means fresh news from workers just recently re- turned from the field. As each speaker un- folds the story of his work, students search their hearts for the still small voice . . . maybe this is God's place for me? MISSION ARY rfgi lk f H ru jx -. ' Hesitantly, we open the seal. fearing lest the Master's orders be other than foreign service. With expectant hearts we scan the letter until we locate the coveted sen- tence that informs us of our acceptance . . . now we can go. MESSENGERS --,, .--MA ,L Our hearts ache as we de- part, leaving everything known, loved, and cherished. But our imaginations are quickly carried to the shore on which we will soon arrive. What will greet us? . . . un- realized suffering, strange customs, unexpected barriers, and cold reality. Page 97
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