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PERSONAL FILE Date.

October 6, I960

Male Name in'fin- William Jay (Bill) Morgan Complete addriss on fi^lH Southern Christian College-314 5. Park Blvd. ban Antonio 4,Texas

Complete forwarding
Sixth Ave. Church of

Dozier-1102 Twentieth St.-Huntington, W. Va

Christ

Name and address of sponsoring or endorsing church (or churches):

Sixth Ave,

and Twentieth Street

Huntington, West Virginia

Herald Dispatch &. Huntington Advertiser Name and address of hometown nPWRpappr. 11th St. L 5th Ave.

Huntington, W. Va, Names and addresses of other papers ^ich might carry stories of your work. . .

Place of Ttirth Huntington, W. Va.

nay 15

Mnnth Oec. ^ Yearl2Z3

natP 25, 1942

Where hapHfiPrf? ^th Ave. Church - Huntington, W. Va,

On back of page, please describe any special circumstances regarding conversion

Marital status; Married^Single

Divorced.

Widowed__ Date of Mg^riago 8/30/51

Day Month Year

List children by full name giving place, day, month, and year of birth:
Name

Place

William David Morgan

Huntington, W. Va. Perryton, Texas

Dec, IB, 1952

Sep. 23, 1955

Dennis James Morgan

Please list places of previous Christian services. Give approximate dates. . .

Pomeroy, Ohio (1950-51); Chapmanville , W. Va. {1951-53); Moscow, Ohio (1953-53)

Booker, Texas (1954-56); Kyowva Evangelistic Ass'n, Huntington^ W. Va, (1956-57)
Grundy Bible Institute, Grundy, Va., &. Haysi Church, Haysi, Va. (1957-60); Currently with Southern Christian College, San Antonio, Texas (I960-

c^E.er-<5)iial T> 1 Tt-i T> o - XT File - Page 2

William J. Morgan ^

Schooling (High school and later): Name and Location of school

Huntington, W. Va., East High Ky. Christian College

Number of Years
3
3
1

Major Degrees with dates

Diploma - 1947
A.B . Rel. Ed, 1951

Marshall College{Huntington)
Cincinnati Bible Seminary

summer

school

Southern Christian College

Now enrolled

What things influenced you to become a missionary? Your own story in some detail might be influential in leading others into fulltime service (use back of sheet for more space) ? Through personal Bible study and prayer, through the reading of much missionary
material, and through personal contact with consecrated missionaries I have reached three basic conclusions... that Jesus is the Savior of the whole world;

that everyone who has not heard the Gospel is lost; and that every Christian
must do evervthinq he can to win everyone in the world to Christ. The constant

realization that only o^-third of the world is even nominally Christian and
that the Lord will hold us responsible for not reaching the lost with His mes

sage of salvation has led us, after much prayer consideration,to say,"Here am

the English-speaking people, we have cast our eyes to the vast area of Latin America, where entire countries with millions of souls have not one witness

I, Lord; send me,"

With the vast majority of our preachers laboring with

for the Truth.

It is our desire to evangelize among the Spanish-speaking

America as possible. We feel the only reason which could rightfully keep us at home would be to be engaged in some work so vital to the Lord's King dom that we were more profitable to Him here. Such, however, is not the case.
Describe briefly in outline form the nature of your daily duties on the field.

people and to spread the Gospel into as many different countries of Latin

We aim also to conduct evangelistic tours throughout Southern Mexico and into Central America as time, finances, and opportunities permit.
Which of the following terms most nearly describes your missionary status?
Evangelist,Bible College teacherPublic School teacher,
Doctor Nurse , Social workerOffice worker.

It is our prayerful hope to establish a new work in Mexico City and the sur rounding Federal District Churches and perhaps eventually a training school.

Homemakeri^

r"

Name other,

Father's name and home address (if living) Fred J. Morgan - 2724-4th Ave.
Huntington 2, W. Va.
Has been.

His nnmipatinn

Railway Clerk

jg

Christian?
None

Not at present

What positions of leadership has he held in the local church?

Mother's full maiden namp, Mabel C. Morgan

Is she a Christian? ,

jg gj^^ living?

^es

Her occupation If employed outside of home

What leadership positions has she held in the local church? . Bible School Teacher

Personal File - Page 3 - Name,

William J. Morgan

Name of forwarding Dozier AHHvAca 1102-Twentieth St., Huntington, W. Va.

What duties are performed by your for^varding agent?

Telephone .

Receives funds; writes all checks; publishes financial reports and newsletters; represents mission by accepting speaking engagements.

Should money be sent to forwarding agent r>niy?

'es

form?

ri

M.D.

If it can be

mailed to you, please indicate how in ^^iiat form? Does your forwarding agent receive a salary?

Use the remainder of this sheet to supply other information ^\iiich you think might be helpful to the staff of Mission Services in preparing news stories about your ministry:
The Lord has opened a great door unto us through Southern Christian College, where I am at present serving as instructor while engaged in language study. My wife, Dorothy, is serving the college as dietician and dean of women, I also serve as dean of men. Not only
has this arrangement provided an opportunity to learn the Spanish language from the Mexican professors here, but it also affords an
excellent opportunity to study Mexican habits and customs first-hand.

There are about 250,000 people of Latin-American descent in San

Antonio, and mbzb nearly a million in South Texas. We also are an
ticipating a tour of the Mexican missions with the entire student

body in November, In February, the college takes part in the 8i-Lingual Christian Convention at Colegio Biblico, Eagle Pass, Texas, and sponsors a Conference on Evangelism at 6.C.C, I am available for speaking engagements on the Lord's Days within driv ing distance of San Antonio and for revivals next summer. We hope to be able to begin our work in Mexico by the fall of 1961,

PERSONAL FILE

natft.
Name in fnll " Mrs^ Dorothy Clav Morgan

flo + nhtaT' Fi j 1 Qfifl

SexXanaJ-E.

^ , ,, ^ Complete address on field.

Southern Christian Colleqe-314 S, Park Blvd.

Odii AiiLuiilu, TBXdb

Complete forwarding adrirRss.

Mr Bob DDzier-llQ2 Twentieth 5t. -Hunting-hnn ^ W. A/a

Name and address of sponsoring or endorsing church (or churches):

Sixth Ave Church of Christ
Sixth Ave, and Twentieth St.

Huntinqton, West Virginia Carlisle MBrcury--Carlisle, Kentucky Name and address of hometown nftwspflpftr. Micholas Cn. 5t;=>r-..>raT'T-i p ^ i^ian+n nU-y
Names and addresses of other papers ^ich might carry stories of your work. . .

Place of Birth

Bethel, Ky- fBath bo.)

Day_l_ Mnni-h

, Year^-LfiiSl

Where haptispr??. Mt. Zion Church of Christy Moorefieldj

Marital status: Married, x Single Divorced Widowed

August^ 1945
Date of Marriage

On back of page, please describe any special circumstances regarding conversion

List children by full name giving place, day, month, and year of birth:
Name
William David
Dennis James

Place
Huntinqton. W, Va. Dec,

Day Month Year

18.1952

Perrvton^ Texas

5eot-23^1955

Please list places of previous Christian services. Give approximate dates. . .

1, Teacher of Nursery Class in home church 1948-49 g.TGachor of Primagy in MnRrnw, Dh.lQ1953-54

. Teacher of Junior Class -Bo*<6r, TexaS

1955

4. Teacher of Young People -Haysi, Virginia, 1957-1960

5. Church and Bible ^chool Pianist- Haysi, Virginia1957-1960

Personal File - Page 2 - Name.

Schooling (High school and later):
Name and Location of school

l^rs, Dorothy Clay Morgan

Number of Years
4

Major Degrees with dates

.Diplama-1949

Kentucky Christian College

Grayson, Ky,
Grundv Bible Institute
12 hours

Grundy, Va Southern Christian College

Language study

-now enrolled

What things influenced you to become a missionary? Your own story in some detail might be influential in leading others into fulltime service (use back of sheet for more space) ? Through the study of the Bible abd Prayer, by having missia-

ionaries visit in our home, by regding muqh missionary literature

and many books written by missionaries themselves and by taking

that the greater part of our Christian workers are preaching
a missions course in Grundy Bible Institute -these things have influenced me to become a missionary. By coming to the realization

and working with the English speaking people here in the U, S* we have come to see that we really Want to fullfill the Great Cpmmission for Our Lord we must go to the parts of the
world where He has the fewest of workers.

Describe briefly in outline form the nature of your daily duties on the field.
1. Be a Christian Homemaker and Mother

2 Teaching classes for the women and children.

Duties now at Southern Christian College

1, Dietician at College
2, Dean of women

ixrui class Prima:^ at First. Christlan^Church. Which of the lollomng termsof most nearly children describes your missionary status? San Antonio Evangelist.
Doctor

Bible College teacher^

Nurse Social worker.

Public School teacher,

Office worker

Homemaker,^

Name otiier.^

Father's name and home address (if living)

Sidney Clav -Carlisle. Kentucky

TT-

j.' Caroenter His occupation.-^

Is he a Christian?
Deacon

What positions of leadership has he held in the local church?

Mother's full maiden namta. Mary Elizabeth Ring

Is she living?

Is she a Christian?

Her occupation if employed outside of home

Waitress

What leadership positions has she held in the local church? _Bible Schofcl Teacher

"Personal File - Page 3 Name of forwarding

Mrs. Dorothy Clay Morgan Mr. Bob Dozier

AHHt-pqs

1102 Twentieth St. -Huntington, W.Va,

Telephone

What duties are performed by your forwarding agent?

Receives funds: writes all checks; publishes financial reports and newsletters; represents ogr work by accepting speaking
engagements,

Should money be sent to forwarding agent nnly?. Yes

mailed to you, please indicate how in ^at form? Does your forwarding agent receive a salary?

^at form?flliuQ.._arIf il'^can be

Use the remainder of this sheet to supply other information T^ich you think might be helpful to the staff of Mission Services in preparing news stories about your ministry:

MISSIONARY EVANGELISM

BILL MORGAN
EVANGELIST
AVAILABLE FOR:

if:

EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS WITH A WORLD-WIDE

EMPHASIS.

^
*

SPECIAL MISSIONARY PROGRAMS YOUTH RALLIES AND RETREATS MEN'S FELLOWSHIP MEETINGS

True-To-The-Bible Messages Chalk Drawings and Other Special Features

Salary or Offering Plan

^Formerly Evangelist for the Kyowva Evangelistic Association (Ky., Ohio, W.Va.). For the past three years professor at Grundy Bible Institute and church-p anning evangelist for the
Ghurch of Christ at Grundy, Virginia.
Annerica. For further infornnation,
WRITE:

Now preparing for the foreign nnission field in Latin

WILLIAM J. MORGAN SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

314 SOUTH PARK BLVD. SAN ANTONIO 4, TEXAS

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Cisnton Loojiey
Dear Christian friends:

SOUTHERN MEXICO CHRISTIAN MISSION

'For Some Hove Nof The Knowledge Of God'

I Cor. 15:34

Bill Morgan

The vast area of Latin America presents a tremendous challenge to the Churches of Christ. There is only one missionary among the 12 million people of Southern Mexico no Church of Christ has been established south of Mexico City an area 840 miles
to the Guatemalan boarder. Beyond this lies 1000 miles of Central America, with

II million people and no missionaries. In South America, with a population of 132 million, we have missionaries in only Brazil and Chile. Among the 7 million Chileans
only one missionary family is now laboring.

These people desperately need to hear the Gospel of Christ, but how shall they hear without a preacher? As preachers of the Gospel, we are ready to go, but how shall
we preach except we be sent? (Romans 10:14, 15)

For this reason, we are inviting you to become co-workers with us and laborers to gether with God in Latin American Evangelism. Will you help send us to these lost souU and support us as we labor there?

The Morgan family will move to San Antonio, Texas, September I, I960, where they will work with Southern Christian College on a missionary basis while undertaking language study. Within the city of San Antonio alone are over 250,000 people of Latin American descent, and nearly a million such people-in South Texas.
Both families hope to enter Southern MexFco during the summer of 1961. If unable to enter Mexico for missionary work, we will go to some other country of this needy Latin American field. We need your prayers and support NOW!
In the service of the Master,

Clinton Looney & Bill Morgan

Clinton Looney
P. O. Box 278

Date

Bill Mori:an

Date

P. o. Box 295

WILLIAM J. MORGAN

Vansantf Virginia Dear Brother Looney:

Haysl, Virginia
Dear Brother Morgan:
toward your

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

314 SOUTH PARK BLVD.

Here is my first contribution of $ proposed missionary work. The Lord willing,

month.

Here is my first contribution

proposed missionaiy work.
The Lord willing,
month.

ANTONIO
each

I will send a gift of $

each

I will send a gift of $

Name
Address

Address

City

State -

City
Church

State

Dear Friend in Christ s

Please consider this as a very personal letter to youo The message we wish to share with you is so veiy urgent that time does not permit us to write to you individuallyo As the enclosed leaflet will explajn^ the Clinton Looney family and o\ir family are making plans to begin a new work of evan?gelism in Mexico City in 1961o

As a step toward acconplishing this goal, Dorothy and I have accepted posi tions on the faculty of Southern Christian College at San Antonio, Texas,

for the 196o61 term There we shall be able to study the Spanish language
and gain experience with the Latin American people Dorothy will serve dietitian and dean of girls, wliile I shall teach in the evening classes
college*

as of

The fact that makes this message so urgent is that all the faculty of Soutlvem Christian College serve on a missionary basis and are i^sponsible for raising their own supporto The Lord willing, wo shall be moving to San An tonio September 1, I96O0 This means that we have but two months in which
to raise the amount we shall need

We are setting a budget for ourselves of .$1^0o00 per month for

our family monthly

each adult

and ^50oOO per month for each of our two children a total of $i|.0000 for
In addition to this amount we shall need funds for the

e:3?)enses of the mission

if everyone who receives this letter will respond

with a pledge of ^^oOO per month, our present needs will be met
we shall appreciate all gifts and pledges large or small

Of course,

m addition to working with Southern Christian College, I will be making speaking engagements and conducting evangelistic meetings whenever possi ble, and all contributions will go back into the missionary funds If the congregation trhere you worship and serve would like an appointment, please

have the proper person Tfrite to us at 3II; South Park Boulevard, San Antonio 1;, Texas o
Our foiwa-^^^nfy Brother Bob Dozier* and all funds should be sent to

him at 1102"Twjie^th Street^ Huhtihgtdh, West Virginiao Checks should be

made out to Southern Mexico Christian Mission, Bill Morgan Fund All con^ tributicns will be receipted immediately, and a complete financial report will be made to all contributors at least eveiy three months
The elders of my home congi^gation. The Sixth Avenue Church of Christ in Huntington, West Virginia, have agreed to be our temporary overseers until such time as we secure a living-link congregation to sponsor the work on a
more permanent basis

We believe that we have enough Christian friends who love the

Lord

Jesus

Christ and have a passion for lost soiils who will respond to this challenge God has already opened many doors, and we believe He will provide the fi nancial support we need through you, our brethren in His service Praysav
fully we await your reply

In the Name of our dear Saviorj

// /<}</
Bill and Dorothy Morgan

June 27, I960

To Whom It May Concern:

The bearer of this letter, William Jay Morgan, was ordained to the Christian ministry by the elders of this congregation in 1950. He had attended Marshall College and graduated from Kentucky Christian College at Grayson, Kentucky. He later took graduate work at Cincinnati Bible Seminary,
Bill, as he is affectionately known, ministered to the Church

at Pomeroy, Ohio; Chapmanville, West Virginia; Moscow, Ohio; and Booker, Texas. He was called to be the Tri-State Evangel ist for the Kyowva Evangelistic Association and after serving for some time in that capacity, resigned to accept a professor ship at Grundy Bible Institute at Grundy, Virginia, and also served as Church-Planting Evangelist for the Grundy Church of Christ, As a result of this, he was assigned to minister to the newly-organized Church at Haysi, Virginia,
Brother Bill has now resigned as professor at Grundy Bible Institute and minister at Haysi, Virginia, having felt a call to carry the Gospel to Latin America, particularly southern
Mexico, where the Church of Christ has no missionaries and

where the field is difficult due to Roman Catholic domination.

Since he was ordained by the elders of this congregation, and

as wishing to submit to the oversight of the local eldership,
to whom he feels he should be responsible and requests their
blessing and sponsorship.

feeling that this is his home Church, he has expressed himself

Knowing Bill as we do, we wholeheartedly approve and recommend

him as a loyal, sincere Christian preacher of the Word and are confident that he is worthy of any support the churches can give him, either financially or by their prayers.

As he enters into the preparatory stage of this work that he feels the Lord has called him to do, we send him forth with
our blessing and our prayers.

Yours in His service.

Elders of SIXTH AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST

Huntington, West Virginia

Ross W. Headley
J. H. Ingram Delbert McCoy
Jack Nelson

Robert S, Boley Albert Breesawitz

W. 0. Carr, Chairman William Hill, Secretary Coleman T. Sparrow, Minister

'ewy

VOLUME V

OCTOBER 1960

NUMBER 1 THE HOPE OF MEXICO

This group of students represents apart of the "Hope of Mexico". They are all grad-

uates of Colegio Biblico of Eagle Pass, Texas. TKey"ar^hot only graduates, but those who did superior work at Colegio Biblico and have such a real concern for their people that they are willing to learn another language that they might be more effective in their ministry to
theMexicanPeople. BUT THEY NEED HE LPl

__ H-r.e..is_thei.r story, ^arfl^iwas born in ^

Sergio
Gomez Rebecca

Esperanza
Flores Martha

Fellclano
Moreno

Julia
Moreno

Saucedo

Lopez

Samuel & Julia

Saltillo, Coah. nearly nineteen years ago and is not married. Neither is Rebeca married, who comesfrom Saueda de Mulatos, Zac. She was 21 in July. S ergio Gomez comes from the border town of Piedras Negras, across the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass and is
not married. Feliciano and JuliaMoreno have

22 JTTT.T-TTMTT DAY STUDENTS

been ministering to the church in R o s i t a s, Coah. and have a s mall son and daughter. EsperanzaFlorea is bfiginninfr her second

This year our dormitories are filled to capacity. The increased enrollment of girls
necessitated a bit of conversion in the dorm

year at^G.atld tho ugh she is anative of

Texas, her plans are to work with her people in Mexico. Since she is a bi-Ungualist, she is a big help during these weeks of adjust
ment of t h e Mexican students. Another stu

itory area and though the nine girls are crowded, it is livable. The Morenos are using
one ^artment area that will be converted to dormitory area as soon as funds are avail

dent, Fernando Maciel, had to return to his

home in Acapulco to take care of some busi ness andcouldnot be in the picture. Fernando is not a graduate of Colegio but rather a40

able to move them to an apartment off the

campus. MORGANS ADDED

year old father who recently became a Christian, while visiting friends in North
Vernon, Indiana.

/Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morgan^ who have been )ring with the Grundy'Bible Institute, are low ma^g preparations to go to Southern Mexico to labor for the Lord there. During
the preparation period, they will be on the

The cause of Christ needs educators in Me:^

ico. Time and funds will not pe rmit us w translate all of the necessary materials into Spanish as rapidly as needed. A few superior students who know both languages can help considerably and until funds are available for printing, Uiey can teach Mexican students th

Why are these students studying at SCC?

staff of Southern Christian College. Mrs.

Morgan is serving as dietician and Bro. Morgan will be teaching night classes. They_

botl^wiU...be training ^ the Spanish langoafee-

and t^ng sonie other class work. Each day

thank God that they are with us.

Word from our English written books. Thi% is the fastest way we can take the gospel to
Mexico. From this group of students will rise
(CoQtlnued GQ I)

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

(Continued ftom Page 1)

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ON

THE AIR

Their plans call for two years of training at see and with few, exceptions thev will^o

institutions of Christian Training in Mexico.

Since June of this year Southern Christian College has been on the air in South Texas.

itUy^y^afik to-Mfi7iteD;-Some may take work

any lack in their plans as future educators.

For several years we have been praying that

the Lord would open the door to a radio min istry h e r e in South Texas in o r d e r that we

in our state Teachers Colleges to complete

Before student training permits wer^

granted from the immigration, SCC had to

might reach the vast numbers of peoples around us with the story of Christ and of

Southern Christian College. This opportunity

has at last been realized and we thank the

room and medical care. One can plainly see that such a financial load must be met with

makethemselves responsible for 'theirboarc^,/^^'*'^^

Lordfor it. Theprogram is called the^'pih^P ^Cn]1pfle=^^be.Air!l-and is present^ over

KBOP1380 each Sunday morning at 7:30 be ginning October 2. The program will be pre
sented each Sunday aftemo.0]^.over the same

God's increased blessings. Though your gifts are needed and appreciated, we covet your
prayers, even more, that God may continue to siqpplyour every need.

stationJb^panis^. Music from the college is are able to paytheir way and those that can,
usualljrTiSaEmedm both programs. Students
do. However, most of our students cannot and
yet must be tra.ined that this work for the

^t h e iargpflt-in,J>**yy-

of our students

from the college give brief testimonies, and Bro. Ortega speaks on the Spanish program
andBro. Bimev on the English. In addition

Lord might be accomplished. Fail not to pray

for us.

to these two programs the college cooperates

with the Bible Bookstore and the Word Audio

There art*^BVPrajjXgagnng. wh]

i^rauQLln a fifteen minute program'on"^atmorhing at9:45 on St^onKMAC 630,

here~^ihSajiiAntonfif. We ^e gratified with the
the Lord leads to espandthe program to many surrounding areas. If you would like to hear the program in your area write to the college for information as to how this would be pos

would like to mention a few without inditing other institutions. The faculty of SCC is re sponsible for their own siq>port - SCC pays

and we

e sui^pends the winter", ther e is litUe fieaCii%^^]^er^some schools spend more forheat in the winter than our entire budget).

As a result of this fact, we do not need to

sible. Pray for this new venture of faith

every day.
RESTORATION HANDBOOKS

build as expensively as in other places.

just goes further at Southern.
NEW MDnSTER FOR BELLAIRE

Placing this alongside our Radio program^

and Printing enterprise, your mission dollar^

For those who are wondering when we are going to fill their order for the new printing

of the JPT^ATION ^H^BOOK, we are happy to bounce that ifVill not be much
longer. A number of the students are busy
each day on this project of collating 250,000 pieces of paper into 10,000 booklet^.JK(^jcan

In 1955 a few weeks after coming to San

Antonio, Bro. Gene Bimey and several of the students from the college began the ChrisUanChurch in the elementary school of
sion of San Antonio. This

gafelys ^yjftattfiey jslU be-avallabl^or the

"Ofthe fotff ordinal booidets by F rederick
- Will hto QrtHoH up^Qi^iafce. . IJntn thftrprfating is complete, the preThe set islnade

congregation has shown steady growth down

through the months since that time. Proper

ty, a building, and a parsonage have been a full time ministry has been reached. Bro. Birney c 1o s e d his ministry with the church the last week inSeptember, and Bro. Bill Barnett, a Junior student at the college be gan his ministry the first week in October.
We ask all the friends of S. C. C. to remem

PhiUips. grofelsoTat Ozark Bible Colletge,

Kershner and aji^ywithored by-Woodj^ow^- purchased along the way. Now the next step

\ publicationprice of$2.00 per set of five will

be honored. 4itXlhe4)rinangf-ls-complete,

theprice will-be.$2^0. Wholesale price pre

order today.

vail for bookstores ^13 schools. Mail your

ber Bro. Bill and the church in your prayers

as they continue their labors for the Lord
Jesus Christ.

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COUEGE

FROM THE PRESIDENT

This letter recently crossed my desk and I feel it well represents our sentiments here at Southern Christian College.
"Dear Friend:

As I have opportunity to talk with young people it surprises me how very few of them realize that it is possible to devote four years to concentrated study of the Word of God and then in one more year of college work get an authentic degree recognized by all the established accrediting associations.

We strongly recommei^ Uiat high school graduates consider Bible training b^ore r^;alar liberal arts study. For one thing, it helps them find the will of God for their lives so that
the rest of their education becomes more meaningful. Also it imdei^rds them with a sense

of purpose and such an understanding of the Word of God that their Christian witness among

college classmates is firmly established, being founded on the impregnable rock of the -Holy ^
Scriptures. .

through school with scholarships, and both are continuing with professional studies. Both / ^
it todo over again, we would let the scholarships go and sendour boys toBible school first." ^
If this man sets such a value iqron Bible study alter high school, how much more must thousands of parents whose sons and daughters have been led into worldly ambiUon to the neglect of their spiritual lives,"or even departures from the faith. Such par ents wish their children had been given this opportunity to get well acquainted with the Lord and to have learned to love His Word and rest iqpon it. And this is possible at the cost of only one year
if it comes before college.

duated from one ofBoston's great universities with the hi^est honors. Both earnedtheir way

While in New England a few weeks ago I was in the home of a man whose two sons gra-

love the Lord and one expects to be a medical missionary. This father said to me, 'Tf we had

One of the perennial problems at the Institute is the balance between direct evangelism and the preparation and help of others to do the work. There are so many things to do, and yet this Institute cannot and should not try to do them all. But there are certain things to whichthe Lord seems definitely to have called us and for which He provides the opportunities, the abilities and the means. When this is the case, it has been traditionally true that the
Institute has entered the field with a desire to do the best possible job for the glory of God. This has sometimes led some to wonder jiist what the Institute is; a school? a radio station? a literature mission? a film producer? or what? It is all these things, but the first,

the greatest, the most important thing we do is pour the Word of God into young lives that it
may become incarnate there. Then as it is sown later in the field that is the world, it will
bring the harvest God is seeking.

Our radio ministry, blessed as it has been, will never attain to the effectiveness of those fine young men and women who have gone from here into radio work the world around.
I -

So this Institute is a school first and foremost. It is a Bible Institute with no axxCbition of being anything else. Its work is the effective proclamation of the Word of God; by all means until Jesus comes. And we look into the faces of the young men and women who have

just come to us as beginning students, it is our prayer that in all they hear and see at this
Institute they may be set on fire by the living Word to do great things with God.
So pray with us for these young people. They have come to walk with God."

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

CORRES^NDENCE COURSES AVAILABLE

Southern Christian College has been re quested on numerous occasions to establish

PRAYER AT SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN

COLLEGE More and more Southern Christian Col

a corresttofidgsfig division-at the college. We

a^Shappy to announcethat this"^vision is now

available for all who desire to' enroll.

j Courses are now available in "Bible Sur

vey", "Life of Christ", "Pentateuch", "Heb rew History", Acts, Romans, Hebrews, New Testament Church. If you desire information about these courses we invite you to write to the coUege.
Our APATHY is giving the enemy the victory

lege is realizing that she is able to serve be cause righteous people everywhere has been praying for her. With fund provided as a memorial to Lora Harrison's mother at the time of her earthly

departure a prayer room has been provided,

and fumisiied on the campus.
As a result of the influence and exhortation

of Bxo^-JlrMe Clark of-PekJji, Indiana, who was our Convocation speaker and Lecturer
for the first two weeks of school. Nov. 8 has

been set aside for a fjiil day.of.Pr ay ej... No

ftie^ willbe served in thedinii^ hall andjio ^ "PEACE!" "PEACE!" "Telasses 111 be held. Itwill be a continuous^ .dayof Prayer from6:00AM to 7:00PM. Bro. "PEACE!" Ernie Clark, who will be holding a meeting
at the Bellaire C h r i s t i a n Chiirch and Bro.

The kind of "peace" Khrushchev wants for America is tiie same kind of peace he has witli Poland and Hungary; with Albania, Yugosla via and Czechoslovakia; with Rumania, Bul garia, East Germany and in Russia itself. Does America want that kind of peace with the CommUNist world? Their "peace" .means

Jack Clark who will be holding a meetii^ at

FlrstChristian Church are scheduled to have

that all resistance to their bloody police state be _elim|nated. . '1'

There is also CommUNist peace in the mainland of China, in North. Korea, :n North-Vietnam and in Tibet. The last nation to enter the "fold" lies

much closer to home. Fidel Castro has, it seems, finally led the little country of Cuba into the CommUNist camp. "Peace" was his battle cry! The threat is coming ever nearer and near er, now within 90 miles of our shores. The United States will be the final battleground, no doubt, between freedom and slavery, athe
ism and Christ.
KIAMICHI NEWS

important parts of this day's activities. We desire all Christians everywhere to " give a period of their day's busy schedule to Southern Christian College in prayer for her behalf. We would appreciate so much if you would s e n d us word that you are planning to join with us. Though funds are needed at Southern Christian College as they are neededin every

phase of the Lord's work, we still need your

prayers more. Fail not to pray for us.

We wouldnot be unmindful of the grave situation of the world, and especially our own nation. Pray that Righteous men everywhere will rise to fight our enemies - especially the enemy from within.
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BULINCDAL SCHOOL OF MISSIOM EVaWCELlSat

Southern ehristiau College

314 South Park BoulersRl

Su Antonio 4, Texas

San Antonio, Texas

f c~ ltd

Harold McParUnd
Box 963

Jollet, riUnols
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Dear Friend in Christ2

Please consider this as a very personal letter to you.

The message we -wish

to mate

to share mth you is so veiy urgent that time does not permit us

to you individuallyo As the enclosed leaflet will e^^lain, the

Looney family and our family are making plans to begin a new work
gelism in Mexico City in I96I0

Clinton
of evan

As a step toward accomplishing this goal, Dorothy and I have accepted posi tions on the faciaty of Southern Christian College at San Antonio, Texas,

for the 1960'61 termo There we shall be able to study the Spanish language
college

and gain experience ivith the Latin American people Dorothy will serve as dietitian and dean of girlsj while I shall teach in the evening classes of The fact that makes this message so urgent is that all the faculty of Southem Christian College serve on a missionary basis and are responsible for raisljig their own supporto The Lord willing, wo shall be moving to San An
tonio September 1^ I96O0 This means that we have but t^ro months in which
to raise the amount we shall need

We are setting a budget for ourselves of $l50o00 per month for

our family raonthlyo

and $50oOO per month for each of our two children a total of ftCXl.OO for
In addition to this amount we shall need funds for the

each adult

with a pledge of ^5=00 per month, our present needs will be meto Of course,
we shall appreciate all gifts and pledges large or small.

e^ipenses of the mission.,

if everyone who receives this letter will respond

m addition to rrorking v/ith Southern Christian College, I will be speaking engagements and conducting evangelistic meetings if^^never ble^ and all contributions will go back into the missionaiy funds. congregation where you worship and serve would like an appointment, have the proper person write to us at 3Xk South Park Boulevard, San
Ji, Texas o

making possiIf the please Antonio

Our forwarding agent is Brother Bob Dozier, and all funds should be sent to him at 1102 Twentieth Sti-eet^^ Huntington, West Virginia^ Checks should be

made out to Southern Mexico Christian Mission, Bill Morgan Fund.

All con?-

tributicns will be receipted immediately, and a complete financial

will be made to all contributors at least every three months.
The elders of my home congregation. The Sixth Avenue Church of Christ
more permanent basiso

report
in

Huntington, West Virginia, have agreed to be our ten^iorary overseers until such time as we secure a living-link congregation to sponsor the work on a
We believe that we have enough Christian friends who love the Lord Jesus

Christ and have a passion for lost sotils who will respond to this challenge#
God has already opened irany doors, and we believe He will provide the fi

nancial support we need through you, our brethren in His service.

fully we await your reply.

Prayer^

In the Name of our dear Savior^

Bill and Dorothy Morgan