Tyndale University College and Seminary - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE UPPER CANADA BIBLE SOCIETY Auxiliary to The British and Foreign Bible Society The British and Foreign Bible Society was founded in London in ISU-1 to encourage a wider circulation ofthe Holy Scriptures without note or comment, for every man in his mother tongue. At the time of the Society's foundation Holy Scripture had been translated into only 72 languages. The Society has now circulated Scripture in over 780 languages, and in normal times distributes over ten million copies annually. The Upper Canada Bible Society was founded in ISIS to do the work of the British and Foreign Bible Society in the Province of Ontario. lr employs tive colporteurs within its territory and circulated last year over IO-1.000 copies of Scripture in 43 languages. Besides providing for its own undertakings, it shares in the world-wide work by con- tributions to the Parent Society, and by the support of some 25 colporteurs in foreign lands. To lceep pace with growing demands and to make use of larger opportunities the Society seeks an increase in its membership. Contributions in aid of its work. and enquiries regarding membership and Scripture supplies, may be sent through any local branch or to THE UPPER CANADA BIBLE SOCIETY Bible House - - I4 College Street, Toronto 2 POWER HOUSES Bible Society Depots in many lands are Power Houses generating Divine energy in the translation and circulation of the Holy Scriptures. It that supply tails, it will mean a spiritual blackout tor thousands of men and women in lonely places in the World. The only hope for this poor, wounded and wayward world lies in the Gospel of Iesus Christ. the divine revelation enshrined in the pages oi the Bible, We need your help to enable us carry on the vital message, abroad, in the Dominion among displaced persons now making Canada their home. Contributions gratefully received by your local auxiliary. The BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY in Canada and Newfoundland Central Office: 122 Bloor St. W., Toronto 5 -71-

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UNEVANGELIZED FIELDS MISSION, INC, 125 Missionaries aided by 200 Nationals, Evangelists, Pastors, Teachers, Nurses, Doctors, Printers, ministering to 23 tribes in 10 languages. FIELDS-BRAZIL, BELGIAN coneo, HAITI, w.i., PAPUA Thousands reached regularly with the Gospel. Literature gladly sent. MISSION HOMES AND OFFICES 1150 North 63rd Street 18 Howland Avenue Philadelphia 31, Pa. Toronto 4, Canada REV. E. J. PUDNEY, Gen. Secretary Member Mission - l.F.M.A. SPAIN The Spaniards have not yet received the Gospel. There are 128.000.0130 people in Spain, and only 7,000 of them have professed to have accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour. Why so few? Because, unfor- tunately, Spain has been spiritually negzlected. Through its unique ministry the SPANISH CHRISTIAN MISSION is endeavoring' to evangelize Spain. At present 22 fully or partially supported native missionaries are giving' the Gospel to the Spaniards. Many more workers are needed. The Christians in Spain are passing through great trials and persecutions. Some have even been killed by servants of the Roman Church ---the church that controls every corner ot' the Spanish Iife. Pray for the evangelization of Spain. Help in this faith and non- denominational ministry. . Xlillniut charge a copy of SPAINGRAMS will he sent to you upon request. A PRAVING FELLOVVSHIP OF BFLIFVER5 FOR THE MINISTRY IN SPAIN I SP2-INISH CHRISTIZIN MISSION North Ann-rit-an Iltmlqrizirti-rs Ilr. Zaearias P. Carles, Founder and Iliret-tor 3 Hillsboro Avenue - - Toronto 5. Ontario. Canada 70

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THE CHILD EVANGELISM FELLOWSHIP of Ontario C alled into being and dedicated to the purpose that every child in this generation shall hear the gospel. E ver working toward our objective through the Good News Home Bible Clubs, Open Air Evangelism, Teacher Training and the promotion ot all evangelical effort among the children. Fervently praising God that He has raised up thousands ot friends who, through their daily prayers and consistent giving, have made this vital ministry possible. 0 For further information write: Russell G. Flaxman, '48 229 Yonge St. Director Toronto, Ontario T01110ff0W'S Leadefy now in High Schools, Universities, Teachers .intl Nurses Training Schools are being reachetl to-tiny for Christ through the Inter-Varsity Cfhristian Fellowship. Eleven start members rite on the field to .issist students in Bible study, prayer meetings, missionary .intl expingelistic programmes. A summer eimp progmmine h.1s been esiablishett: Pioneer Camps t'or'High Sthool stutlents in Onmrio, Manitotmi and Alberta .intl C.lIHPLlS-iI'l-Il1L'-xY7OOtlh in Northern Ontario for University stutlents, This stutlent work is not supported by .tn endowment or lin.1nci.1l gu.ir.intee . . . tontrihutions ot' C.hristi.1n men and women .ire the sole means of support. Prim' for the Inter'V.1rsit' Christian Fellowshiw. Monthly wrrivcr l . . hulletins are .lY.lIl.lI'3lL' on request, INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP so sr. MARY smear - ronomo, om. we 72 fs