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Lewis ton, New York 14092

"Report from Toronto"

Toronto

Christian

Mission, Inc.REPORTS ON MISSION WORK

IN CANADA, RUSSIA, POLAND

AND OTHER EUROPEAN FIELDS

January , 1970

Where Are We Going?Who can avoid letting his thouglits

project over the next ten years as a decade opens? Where are we going? Whatare the objectives of Toronto ChristianMission? What plans are being formulated?

Where are we going? WhereverGodopens the doors! As the decade of the

60's opened, we liad no idea that Godwould lead us into a European ministry;bu t as weeks turned t o m onth s an d

months turned to years, we saw God's

hand guiding ever so clearly. One door

opened; we stepped through. Anotherdoor opened; another step. Greater doorsopened and greater steps on faith wererequired. In the 70's we shall continue

our policy of entering every door Godopens for us.

We shall go never forgetting "allthings are possible" with God. We haveventured into areas where man has said,

"Nothing can be done! " And this wast rue as far as man's ability was concerned,bu t God can do all things. To enter a

country where you know no one, and yetthe one man you find who speaks Englishis a New Testament Christian, makes youvery aware of God's power to do the impossible!

We shall go, knowing He answersprayer. What one i llustrat ion shall I usefrom the hundreds of experiences wehave had with God answering prayer?Dewey Thackston, ou r co-laborer in

Toronto Christian Mission, became se r

iously ill last July. Extensive hospitaliza-tio n a nd e xamin atio n revealed diabetes

compl ica ted with an aging of Dewey'sinternal organs that made his "body equal

to that of a 70 year-old man," said the

docto r. When a 30 year-o ld man is told

he' s 70 , it means Ills life is cu t short 40

years and that he has a limited time tolive. Everywhere 1 went on a speakingtour in the fail, I requested prayer forDewey. In mid-December the doctor informed Dewey his organs are now nor

mal. The doctor frankly said it wasbeyond him how this should happen.

As we enter th e 70's, let's not fo r

get th at o ur Lord is Almighty God, whoopens doors, who is influenced by theeffectual fervent prayers of His people.With these thougli ts clearly in mind, weshare some plans being formulated that

will enable us at Toronto Christian Mis

sion to meet the challenges God placesbefore us .

Church Builders Club offerings helppay for this mob ile u ni t in Hamilton,

Ontar io .

We see no radical change taking

place in Toronto Christian Mission in theyears ahead, as far as the thrust of thework is concerned. We ant icipate con

tinued evangelistic work in Canada, bu tare aware by financial support , correspondence, and interest when on speakingtours th at our supporters want us to doall humanly possible to increase our workin Europe. This will be the general direct ion th e work takes.

In Canada th e workers in th e Mis

sion are all engaged in the programs of

th e local churches. Their e duc at io n a nd

experience qualify them to giveexcellentassistance to the Canadian brethren. Cau

t ion is e xe rt ed t o make certain American

Christ ians do not " t ake o ve r" t ha t w h ic h

the Canadian will do h imsel f, bu t we of

the Mission stand ready to assist in everyway possible for the good of the Kingdom.

A Director fo r th e Canadian work

o f th e Mission will be r ec ru it ed . He wiU

likely lead in a "shopping plaza ministry"

or some other new approach to witnessing for Christ. This missionary will alsoguide the expansion of the youth phaseof the work, taking full advantage of

avai lab le faci li ti es such as th e Christ ian

Service Camp.Lenora and 1 will be giving more

and more attention to European work.Contacts we have made in various com

munist d om in ate d c ou ntr ie s must be

nurtured and strengthened. From theseinitial contacts, the message ofNew Testament Christianity will be able to permeate all of t he communis t world. As

contacts multiply, more and more atten-



tion wij] be given. Plans call for TorontoChristian Mission to establish a "CliristianService Center" in western Europe in1971. From this "Center" we expect atleast three American Missionary familiesto be reaching into the communist worldby the close of 197). By the end of thedecade, we anticipate numerous familiesworking from this "Christian ServiceCenter". Our prayers are that manypolitical barriers now in exis tence willhave been removed by the close of the70's, thus enabling a great and effectualdoor to open to your missionaries inEurope.

Toronto Christian Mission has co n

tracted for a camper which was fabricatedfor the owner of anautomobileagency inGermany. He used the camper only onceand sold it to the Mission for half-price.Lenora and 1 will use this as our home

during two to four months of evangelisticvisitation in 1970. In 1971 the camperwill be used by individuals from supporting churches in America who will goto Europe, follow an itinerary arrangedby the Mission and visit churches and

Christians in various eastern Europeancountries. With th e arrival of new families

and the expansion of the work, we anti

cipate the expanded use of this "camperministry". Such face to face contact withChristians in these countries is of greatimportance.

The Radio Ministry must be expanded. Radio allows us to have weeklycontac t with people in these count ries,much like a minister ha s cont ac t w i th liis

people as he preaches from the pulpit onSunday. Finding stations that will allowus to preach the message of New Testa

ment Christianity is no t easy, bu t webelieve it will be possible to broadcast inevery major language of Europe beforethe end of the 70's. This is our goal.Today it looks impossible, but with Godall things are possible.

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Czecho s lo v ak ian s e r v ic e

The Printing Ministry is rapidlyexpanding as the decade starts. By theend of 1970 weexpect to have tracts andbooklets available in Russian, Polish,Czechoslovakian, Hungarian, Rumanian,and Bulgarian. Titlesin all these languageswill be expanded throughout the 70's. Weexpec t t o prepare materials in numerous

other languages of Europe. The monthlyRussian languagemagazine must continueand reach an ever growing group of readers. Otiier periodicals will be consideredas interest and opportunity develop.

To accomplish this extensive workin Europe we must have a strong base of

operation in Canada. Capable personnelwith knowledge of various languages areneeded for editorial work, radio work,and printing. Some individual will berequired to coordinate all the work of the

Mission. An informationdirector respon-

sible for keeping Christians in Ame

fully informed of activities of missaries so that they may suppor t the wintelligently will also be needed. Dcated typists and other office work

willbe the "unsung heroes" wlio keepmaterials moving from Toronto out i

the field. Undergirding all of thworkers are devoted Christians, like ywho pray faithfully for all of us wlabor for Christ through Toronto Cht ian Mission.

To carry on tliis work requthousands of dollars now, and as

work expands more thousands willneeded. Salaries are necessary. Printcosts are higli. (I say the press "ea

money like it's good! ) Radio brocasting is expensive. Office space frwhich to work iscostly. Postage has g"out of sight." But I have faith in G

and in you, ou r fellow Christians. In13 years Toronto Christian Mission

existed, you have contributed so fafully that every month's books have bclosed in the black, a lthougli sometit he b al an ce h as b ee n less t ha n o ne dol

We pledge to God and to you that webe faithful stewards of all funds yforward to Toron to Christian Mission

preaching the gospel of Christ. If yhave been sharing with us in this work

the 60's, we thank you and we pray ywill continue your suppor t as we mforward in the 70's. If you have not binvolved in the work of th e Miss

please consider the challenge of this wand become actively engaged as you pacipate financially in taking Christ tocommunis t world in the 70's.

SLIDESSlides an d taped comniontar ies of

work o f T o r on to C h r is li ti n M i ss io n

ava i l ab l e fo r use .



Engagement day .

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TORONTO CHRISTIAN MISSION

ADVISORYFor several years the missionaries ofToronto Christian Mission have been

blessed with wise counsel from an

ADVISORY COMMITTEE o f Toronto

church leaders. As th e work o f th e

Mission expanded toward Europe, tlieMission slaff decided to add a few

American Christians to th e Committee.

Wliile the Committee has no authori tybeyond the weight of their consecratedjudgment and their influence before thechurches of America, they do givevaluedadvice as decisions are made. They hearfinancial reports and reports of missionaries. They also appoint the Director of

the Mission and share in personnel select ions .

The chairman of the AdvisoryCommittee is James Myers. BusinessManager of Great Lakes Bible College,Lansing, Michigan. Assisting him on theexecutive commi t t ee are: Rober t Yaw-

berg, Minister, North Higlilands church,Fort Wayne, Indiana; and Denver

Sizemore , Professor , Atlanta Cliristian

College, Atlanta, Georgia.

Other comm ittee members are:

Glen Arthington, business man. Normal,

Illinois; Charles Bitrgin, Minister, Camden

Avenue Church, Louisville, Kentucky;

Roy Fuller, business man, Toronto;Hickerson, Minister, First Church,

Ferguson. M is sou r i : / / / // . teacher.Cincinnati. Ohio: James Morgan, Professor, Manhattan Bible College: Manhattan, Kansas; £'.C'. FhiUips, businessman,Vancouver, Brit is h Col umbi a, C anada;

Scott Rawlings, Minister, Central Church,Portsmouth, Ohio: Al Sigler, pos tman-salesman, Canton. Ohio; an d William

Twaddell, Minister, Peachcrest Church,

Decatur, Georgia.The annual meeting of this Com

mittee was held in Toronto from 3:30

p.m. December 29 through noon

Bajenski-Huk

Wedding

George Bajenski and Vera Huk weremarried in Toronto December 31 , 1969.

Gene Dulin performed the ceremony;John Huk gave the bride away and sang in

Russian; George Bajenski sang in Pohsh;and David Hargrove was organist and sangin English. Paul Bajko gave a prayer.Toronto Christian Mission staff member s

served at the reception.During the next several months

George and Vera will be presenting thework of Toronto Christian Mission with

emphasis on Pol and to churches across

America. Write the Mission for possiblespeaking dates.

COMMIHEEDecember 30. Twelve of these twentyhours were spent in session bringing theexperience of the missionaries of TorontoChristian Mission and th e wisdom an d

knowledge of the Advisory Committee tobear on th e future course th e Mission

should follow.

No significant changes were madeduring the meeting, but nebulous ideas

fo r future activities of th e Mission took

form. Long time thouglits to establish a"Christian Service Center" in Europecrystalized. A clear recruiting policy wasformulated. Following a standing vote ofappreciation the Committee requestedGene Dulin to continue as Director of

Toronto Christian Mission.

Wedding day.

.. .i n C an a d a

1970 MISSIONARY TOUR GROUP

The 1970 Missionary Tour Group

departs from Toronto June 7 for London.After two days in London , the group will

spend two days in Budapest, Hungary,where they will worship with Chris tians,before traveling on to Moscow and Leningrad for eight days in Russia. The time inRussia will allow t our members to visit

Russian churches an d se e condit ions . One

week in Poland will take the group to

Polish homes for lodging and food and tochurches where they will sing and preach.The group will spend two days in East

and West Beriin before depar ting forAmerica on June 27 . The tot al cost o f th e

tour is $1100 from Toronto and r e tu rn .

Only six more people can be booked forthe tour. Telephone 416-248-2711 or416-249 -4273 fo r addit ional informat ion.



ABOUT OUR ADDRESS

ALL MAIL for Toron t o Chr i s t i a n

Mission an d fo r a ll personnel of th eMiss ion should be sen t to e i t h e r

5 Lavington Dr ive , Toronto (Weston)

Ontario, Canada; or to Heltonville,

Indiana 47436. Please check youraddress l ist , especially your Christ

mas l ist , and make any necessarychanges . This will assure ou r re

ceiving your mail without delay.

REPORT FROM TORONTOPuWIihed monlhly, except Augusi, byToronio Christian Mlaion,Inc., Hellonville. lodiina. Application lomail atucond-cUts p<»U(enles is pcndinf at Uwision. NewYork. 14092,2ndit iddltioiulrniilinfomceiL.

Thefollowins i$acomplete listofallthost currenllyassociated with Totonio Christian Mission:

Cent DuHn Barbara T liacltstonDcu'eyThackslon MaryHukJohn K, Huk Maxinc BranumChar le sBranum VeraDajenskiGeorgeBajenskl Chery!HoskenRobertKoskcn DelonsScaibrough

All correspondence should be addressed lo 5 Lavinglon Drive,Toronio (Weilonl. Onlario, Canada, orHellonville. Indiana. 47436!

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Vanila Dulln

Kar l ita Du l ln

Mrs. Dclberl McDonald

Sharon Shaffer

Lenora Dulin

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PERSONNEL CHANGES

Clyde George has notified theMission that he ha s "decided to enter

full-time youth evangelism," hoping "toevangelize America on a nation^ basis."He was not able to raise living-linkfunds , a lthough there is much interes t inthe "Youth Department" of TorontoChristian Mission. Bro. George resigned asa recrui t wi th Toronto Christian Mission

on December 18, 1969, to enter his newwork. We pray for God's guidance to beupon this enthusiastic young man.

Mary Ann Brown, who has beenwith th e work in Toronto fo r several

years, has gone home to South Bend, Indiana, for health reasons. To replace suchan efficient, capable, dedicated Christianwill not be easy. Our prayers go withMary Ann.

OHIO:

How marvelously God works!!! All

that He has accomplished t hr ough you

a t Toronto Chri s t i an Mission is enough

to make one s tand in awe a t the seem

ingly impossible work in which yo u aresucceeding. ®ow happy we are whenpeople recognize that it is GOD work

ing through us , and not we ourselvesnl

MISSOURI :

Enclosed yo u will find $ $ w hich I 'dl ike to apply on WINGS FOR THE

WORD. We look forward to y ou r Report

each month an d are especial ly interes t ed in th e work in Commun i s t count r ie s .

FLORIDA :

I am enclosing a check to help withexpenses fo r your tours to EasternEurope. I pray that these tours wil l

h elp s tre ng th en th e Chr is t ians thatneed your presence to give them

courage an d enlightenment in thesecoun t r i e s .

OHIO:

I enj oy t he calendar very very much.It se rve s to remind me of th e work and

the e ve r p re se nt need for help from a llof us who can help in some way.

SUMMER CAMP SPEAKERS

George a nd Vera Bajenski as wellas Karlita Dulin will be available fo r

several summer camp dates. Othermissionaries may be able to work inone or tw o weeks. Please write soon

fo r d a t e s .

Hoskens to Toronto

Robert and Cheryl Hosken are noserving as missionaries with Toron

Christian Mission. While he is presenthelping in our prin ting work, we antcipate liis participation in the expandemission work in Europe.

Bob, who is 26 years old, accepteChrist in his mid-teens and even thoughe had no t been exposed to "the Chri

tian church-church of Christ" positiowhile he was in the U.S. Army he begacalling himself a "Christian only". Htook a one-year intensive in terpretercourse in the Russian language whilethe Army. Bro. Huk says, "He speakwithout an accent! " He spent sufficietime in Germany to also learn that laguage. He majored in Central and EaEuropean studies in the UniversityColorado, from which he graduated1967.

Bob 's bro th er , J .R . Hosken, is

Christian church miss ionary in MexiCity. Being acquainted with our Russiwork, he wrote us suggest ing we contaBob. A visit to Toronto resulted in Bo

moving here in August, 1969, to gsecular work u nti l t he M ission w as i n

position to use his talents.When help was needed in the pri

shop in November, Bob came to tMission. He operates the equipment ais also helping in translation work atypesetting in Russian. He and his ware active in the Keele Street church

Christ. With the openingof

a Europe"Christian Service Center" which

planned for 1971 by Toronto ChristiMission, Bob and Cheryl will likelymoving to Europe.

Living-link support isneeded by tHosken's. Any congregation of New Tesment Christians should b e th an kfu l

assist such a dedicated and well preparyoung couple in a very specialized aimportant ministry. For information aspeaking date arrangements, please cotact Toronto Christ ian Mission, 5 Laviton Drive, Toronto (Weston), Ontariotelephone 416-248-2711.



Rumanian children

No. 134 Second-Class Mail


Toronto

Christian

Mission, Inc.REPORTS ON M IS SION WORK



February, 1970

NEEDED-$4000

CAMPER FOR EUROP EAN WORKLast, year 's "P i lo t M i s si o n a r y

Tour" by Lenora and me revealed th e

effect iveness of using a camper totravel into eastern Europe. After careful

cons iderat ion , a decision has been madet o p ur ch as e th e camper p ic tu re d he re .

An automobile dealer in Stuttgarthad his service manager t ake a van pre

pared primarily as a delivery vehic le andmake it into a c ampe r. Th e owner usedt he c ampe r only once an d didn' t l ike to

camp, He decided to sell t he c ampe r, b uthad no t placed it up for sale,

We " jus t happened" to find this

dealer in a most unusual way, When wemade i nqui ry about the availability of

campers, we were told th e company di d

NEWSY NOTES

The Mounta in View congregat ion inHamilton, Ont ar io , r epor ts seven bapt isms recen tly . Leslie LaRue, daughterof minister-missionary Alan LaRue, was

among them. . -App rox ima t el y 140 a t

tended th e January Ontario ChristianYouth Rally he ld in th e Kee le StreetChurch of Chr is t in Toronto. The pro

gram was led by one of the touring

Evangels groups from Linco ln Chr istian College, Lincoln, I l l inois. A To ronto girl. Ruth Cook, a Junior Studenta t L incoln , w as a part of th e touring

group. . .John K. Hukjus t returned froma victorious Fai th Promi se Miss ionary

Rally with th e First Christian Church,Springfield. Ohio, w here John Wilson

ministers . , . Ge ne Du li n just led in th e

Faith Promise Missionary Rally at th ePeachcres t Church in Atlanta, Georgia ,where Bi l l Twadde l l is th e preache r .

. . . In t e rna t iona l Week a t On t ar io Chr i s

tian Assembly wil l b e openi ng August 14and extending through August 21 . Moredeta i l s w ill be announced later,

not make them, but the boss here hadone and was going to se l l it !

The service manager explained

that when the vehicle was p re pa re d fo r

th e boss , it was done " r i gh t "—l ik e

three coa ts of undercoat ing, spec ia l

insulat ion fo r both sum mer an d winte r

use , tw o battery e lec tr i ca l sys tems , gasheater fo r both th e camp er and a lent

that goes with t he c amper , e tc . T he big

question was , "How much' '" Obviouslythis v e h i c l e was exactly what was

needed bu t th e cos t would be prohibi

tive. The owner had $ 8000 in th e

veh ic le , fo r equipment, plus labor cos t s

which ha d be en absorbed into th e bus iness. When he l ea rn ed o f o ur wor k, he

said . " I ' l l sel l it to you for one halfwhat I have in i t—S4000 . ' We couldn ' t

be l ieve our ea r s . But s t i l l we didn ' t

buy it a t tha t time. We a sked h im to hold

i t unti l we had consul ted wi th mi s s ion

personnel in Toronto This he agreed

CAMPER

TO BE

USED IN

EUROPE

to do and we have no w ordered the

camper fo r delivery in June .

The camper will be our home fo r

the severa l months we are in Europe

this s umme r a nd lal l . It willbe used byus an d other workers in y ea rs a he adWe a nt ic ip ate le ad ers of supporting

churches in America using this camper

to travel in to easte rn Europe fo r th eMiss ion . We believe th is is one of our

most important purchases and anticipatemany bless ings as it is used.

We need your help in raising th is

$4000. Perhaps your c lass .you th groupor congregat ion c an t ak e a special offering designated for th e camper. Or maybe yo u can make a personal contribut ion( al l p e rson a l c on tr ib ut io ns to Toronto

Christian Mission ar e ta x deductible) .Please do what you can to assis t in

this p ro je ct . For added information, ormater ia l s , write us.

By G ene D ulin



1970 MISS IONARY TOURS

June Group Tour Dulins In Europe Five MonthsThe th ird M is si on ar y Tou r Group

sponsored by Toron to Christ ian Missionand guided by Gene an d Leno ra Du li n

an d John Huk is scheduled to depart

from Toron to June 4 and re tu rn June 25 .

Over 30 people ar e already booked for

th e tour with each person paying hisown t ra v el e x p en s e s.

After stopping in London, th e groupwill travel to Budapest for Sunday services. The following 8 days will be

spent in th e Soviet Union with visitsplanned in churches there . Nine days inPo land wi l l find th e large group dividing

into smaller groups an d going in differ

en t d i rec t ions to witness fo r Chri s t . Ser

vices will be conducted almost nightly.The American Christ ians will be stay

in g in Pol i sh h omes a nd enjoy a person-

to-person contact. From Po l a nd the

group wil l t rave l to Berlin where theywill visit th e "Wall" and prepare fo r th er et ur n f li gh t via Frankfurt t o T or on to .

This is definitely a "MissionaryTour" with only Christian church-churchof Christ people involved. Th e Missionpersonnel guiding the tour are far toobusy to guide a " s i g h t s e e i n g tour"through Europe. The group goes to witness fo r Chris t an d do what can be done

for His glory. Time is available to en

joy some attractions in th e variouscountries visited, bu t all activit ies ar esubservient to th e basic pur po se o fw i tnessing fo r Chris t .

The make-up of th e tour allows threeToron to Chr is t ian Mission missionar ies

three weeks of opportunity to renew

contacts , consu lt with church leaders,and do Chris tian work in Eur ope a t no

expense to the Mission or the churches.It also allows numerous other Christiansthe opportunity to be missionaries forthree weeks as they meet face-to-face

with Christians i n var ious lands to learn

of Christian work being done. We feelthis is good s tewardship oft ime, ta lentand funds on th e part of th e Mission, th echu rches and ind iv idua ls .

Possible cancellations might leave

room for you to participate in the missionary tour this summer. Telephone theMission at 416-248-2711 fo r information.

Enclosed you will find a check for Ihe

Wings for Ihe Word project. This wasour offering from our Big Christmas Cardproject. , .We chose to greet each otherby s igning the Big Car<i on the bulletinboard a t c hu rc h and giving th e price ofcards and postage as an offering; forWings for the Word. Wepray God's l.'less-ing on this gift that it will provide God'sWord for people behind the iron curtain,God bless you as you distribute theGood News to these people.

Gene and Lenor a Dulin wil l s pendabout five m on ths d oin g mission work

in Europe this summer and f all . T he ywill accompany th e M is sio na ry Tour

Group through Hungary, Russia andPoland, and then remain in Europe

when the group returns to America.After picking up the camper in

Stuttgart the Dulins plan to participatein the European Summer Camp at Luganoattended by most of the missionaries

in Europe. This will a ll ow consultation with fel low missionaries regardingplans being developed for the TorontoChristian Mission "Christian Service

Cente r " in Europe.

After several d ay s ( po ss ib ly as

long as three weeks) in Czechoslovakia,

th e Dulins will meet th e College Stud

group i n V ienn a fo r discussions apprain g their summer a c ti v it ie s . Th i s w

a l so al low t ime fo r th e Du l i n s to m

further i nqu ir ie s i nt o th e possibi l i ty

using Vienna a s t he M is si on base

operation in E urope. Plans cal lmeet ing with Chr is t ians in Yugos lav

Bulgaria, Rumania a nd H un ga ry dur

September an d October. The Dul

expect to be back in Tor on to b y m

Novembe r .

Any who desire to share in th e co f th is ex tens ive mi s si o n e nd ea vo r

so designate thei r of fer ings. Your

ticipation is ne eded and will

appreciated.

Student Summer Tour

Si x Linco ln Chr is t ian Co ll ege s tu

dents will be participating in th e JuneMissionary Tour to Russia and Poland,

and t he n w il l s pe nd tw o months witness

ing to college-age youth in Europe .

Thousands of American youth from

colleges a ll across America spend sev

eral weeks in Europe each Summer. Theylodge in government operated "Youth

Hoste ls" and h av e oppor tu ni ty to visit

historical s i te s . A Eurail train pass is

purchased in America a l lowing unl imi ted

use of all railroads in western Europe.

Pas t exp e ri en c e h a s shown that these

young people are willing to l isten toChrist ian test imony in t he European environment when they would never lend an

ear on a campus here .

Las t summer many opportunit ies

cam e to th e Dul i n s to ta lk to such

y ou ng p eo pl e. Two Jewish girls askedfor help. As they rode wit h t he Dulins

they learned about Christ in t he s imple

New Testament way. On a train tw o

girls from Texas, one a Methodist andanother a Disciple, r esponded s ign if i

STUDENTS FOR

SUMMER TOUR

Left to righl:

Sam Surfus

Polly Poole

Cheryl Hahn

Nancy Clark

Terry Pann

Not pictured:James Pol l

Nelson Deuitch

cantly to a discuss ion on true Christ

i ty. A Du t c h boy who spoke flEngl ish talked with th e Dulins fo r m

than an hour as t hey t rave led by tr

From such contacts th e idea came to

todo something fo r these young peoStudents at L.C.C. responded to

idea and are rais ing funds to par

pate in t h is exci ti ng summer adven

fo r Chr i s t . Toron t o Chr i s t i a n Mis

has asked Nelson Deu il ch , minof th e Willowdale Church in Torontolead'the group. He is a graduate of

State and The Cincinna t i Bible Semi

graduate school , who is currently stu

in g fo r his doctorate in theology a t

University of To r o n t o after a yea

Princeton. The group will search

ways to "s ta r t a revival on AmerCol le ge c ampuses by reaching th

young people in Europe." If you wl ike to assist these young peo

your offering can be sent to Toro

Chris tian Mission designated fo r

need, or directly to those students g

a t Lincoln Chris tian Co l lege, L inc

I l l i no i s .





SUMMER CAMP PERSONNEL

Seve r a l miss ionar i es from Toron to

Ch r i s t i an M i ss io n w i ll be ava i l ab l e for

a limited number of dates as missionary

speakers fo r summer camps - If you need

a missionary s p e a k e r , be certain to

write u s very soon.

REPORT FROMTORONTO

PublUbMl monlbl}:. except Au(ust, by Toraato Chi ls llao lUsslon,

Inc .. HeltonvlUe. IndlutB. AppllcBllon to mall at second<Usapostage rates i s p ending at Lewls to n. Naw Yo rk , 14092, and ataddl llonal mai liog oldces.

The following iBa carplete Ust o ( al l those currentlyassociated wllh Toronto Chr is t ian Mission:

O e n e D u ll n

Lenom Dulln

Dewey Thackslon

Barbara Thacks ton

Alan l .aRue

Patricia LaRue

SUcoD Sha lfe r

CharlOB Branum

Ma t in e B r anum

J ohn K . H uk

Mary Huk

Ceo t i e Bajensk l

Vera Bajenski

Delores Sca tb rough

Tb e (oliowing is a list of the Advisory (To ro nt o C h r i st i a n UlBsion:

Qlen ArthlngtoG

Charles BurglnRo y FullerDean Klckerson

Robe r t m il

James Uoigan

James Uyera, Cbrm.E.G. Ph i l l ips

ScotI RavUngs

Albeit Slgler

Robe r t Hosken

Chery l Hosken

Linda Rttncsburg

Vanl ia Dul ln

Ksr i i ta DuUn

Uynle McDoosU

Fwdg. Agt,

Denver Slzenore

Williao Tvradde l l

Rober t Yanberg

Toronto Christian Mission l eg al a dv is or Is Milford Anness.

All c o ir e sp o nd e nc e s h ou l d b e a d dr e ss e d to 5 Lavlnglon Drive,

Toronto [Westsn). Ontario. Canada, ur Heltonvllle ,Indiana. 47436,

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Mr. Gene Du l in , Dire c to r

Toronto Chr i st i an Mis sion

5 Lavington Dr.

Weston (Toronto)

Ontario, Canada

Dea r Gene :

During theAdvisory Committee MeeUi^, Deceinber 30, 1969, theCommittee unanimouslyvotfid to giveyou a vote of confidence Inyourworkas Directorof theToronto ChristianMission . The chairman asked me to send it lo you in writing.

It was not onlya voteofconiideuee, but also a warmpersonal commendaUon fromeachmanpresent. We have all admired yourwork through theyears andafter reviewing theworkof theMission in detaU wefeit that youdeserved this word of appreciation from your co-labore rs in spreading t he gospe l of Christ.

It was also our thinkingthat a wordof appreciation begiven to Lenora as well. Weareaware that she also has workedunselfishly in the Mission. Wewanther to know that she andthe girls also have done a fine job.

Eachmanwas very favorably impressed with theefficient andbusiness like mannerthatyouand yourco-laborers had preparedfor theAdvisory Committee Meeting. Please expressto the other members of the Toronto Christian Mission our hearty thanks for the goodworkthateachone is doing. Becauseof yourworkbeforehand, each manfelt that his time wasweUspentin coming toToronto. We felt thatmuch had beenaccomplished. We hope thatthedecisions that were made will be a help to you and the Mission in doing an even more effectivework fo r Christ i n t he f u tu re .

Your bro ther in Chr i s t ,

Den v e r S i z emo r e

Ok id we Uieve, . •

GOD PROVIDES

During my tcfnafic years I iiad afriend who se f av or it e express ion was

"O , what a coincidence " (Putting th e

accent on th e wrong syl lable caught my

attention and I picked up th e habit )Webster def ines c oin cid en ce a s " a n

acc i d en t a l and remarkable occurence of

even t s " But a s i s recorded in I Cor

13:11 When I ivns a chiH, I spake as achild, I undersluod as a child, I Ihoutihlas a child: but when I became a i \vo)man.

I pul away childish ihinus."Too many "accidental occurences"

have happened i n our l ives—many of

them t e rr ib ly compl ica ted and requ ir ingvarious people to be in th e right spot

a t th e right t ime—for me to any longerb el ie ve th at t h e s e oc cu r enc e s were

purely "coincidenta l" .Las t summer when our t our group

was getting ready to go to Russia an dPoland I sugges ted th at th e tour mem

bers might en j oy having TANG to

f la vo ur w a te r in a r e a s whe r e th e t a s t e

would be qui te different from what they

were accus tomed to a t home. One coup le

acted on the suggestion but they had ar ath er p ec ul ia r idea concerning how

they could best carry the powdery subs tance , They bought 4-ounce plast ic

baby bot t les!! As the tour progres

through France , Hungary and Rus

our f r i ends didn ' t f ind the wate r

unpleasant an d by th e time we reac

Poland there s t i l l was a good suppl

T an g le ft .

In W arsaw w hen th e g ro up divi

in to th re e evange l i s t ic t eams to v

three sect ions of Poland ou r cou

with t he T an g- fi ll ed b ab y bottles w

in th e group who went to eas tern Pola

There they visited newly-born And

J a k o n i u k (son of Kostek and Ma

Li t t le Andrew ha d only on e nurs ing

t le and h is p ar en ts said no o th er s wava i lable . Immediately ou r t ou r mem

g av e th e bott les to th e family, includ

th e Tang—vi tamin f i ll ed—and a pr

good subst i tute whe n o ran ge ju ice

not a v a i l a b l e . How happy th e

parents were an d how A1 an d Pat Si

(Canton, Ohio) love to tell th e st

—always reminding their hearers

when they left home they didn't reknow why they took plastic baby bot

—nipp les s t i l l at tached—on a M

sionary tour to Russ ia a n d Po la n d . N

they KNOW IT WASI;^ COINCIDEN

By Lenora Du



Toron to Chris t ian Miss ion , Inc .

of the Christ ian Church - Church of Chris t

Heltonville, Indiana, 47436

Canadian Address 5 Lavington Drive

Toronto (Weston), Ontario, Canada

Telephone: 416-248-2711

Dea r Fr i end s ,

February 2, 1970

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iOften I say, "Wemust slow down a bit. Next month won't be so busy, " Lenora always responds,"Oh, yes? Just wait and see!" And sure enough "next month" i s bus ie r! If February proves to

be busier than January, I rather doubt tha t we 'l l survive.

We are in the midst of an aggressive recruiting program to add personnel to Toronto ChristianMission to implement decisions made by the missionaries and Advisory Committee in December. Thebasic decision is '/tio, continue the Canadian work and expand the European work. " To do this mean

we must have help since al l the missionaries are already working beyond capacity. To do this re

cruiting, we have made telephone calls, written letters, had prospective missionaries come to Toronto for discussions, and have traveled to the U.S. to talk to some prospective missionaries. Many

hours have beenspent

onthis,

and results canalready

be announced. Otherprospects

are seekingthe Lord's will as they consider using their life as a missionary. Please pray with them for guidan

Alan LaBue and his family have decided to move to Toronto from Hamilton, Ontario, to-give leadesliip to the Canadian phase of the work of T. C. M. His six years in Canada, plus his dedication andability, qualifies him exceptionally well for this big responsibility. His move to Toronto will giverenewed vigor to the Canadian work and allow me to give more attention to the European work,

Linda Romesburg is moving to Toronto from Pittsburg to work in our office as secretary. She graduated from Kentucky Christian College last spring and spent one summer as a mission intern in

Europe. Kei* interest in Europe will likely lead her into the European phase of the work in tiiefuture

In addition to regular activities, (1) year-end receipts have been prepared and mailed; (2) severalhours have been consumed by planning sessions for the June Missionary Group Tour; (3) plans for

the extended missionary tour by Lenora and me are being made; (This will keep us in Europe afterthe June tour until November.) (4) beginning work of giving up our apartment in Toronto is under

way; (5) additional office space required carpentery work and moving of eqiipment; (6) careful

thought is being given to the Lincoln Christian College student tour sponsored by the Mission when

they will be witnessing to U. S. and European col lege students in Europe this summer.

Last September on^he missionary tour, Lienora and I met a young Australian couple in Rumania.

Their determination to "see the wor ld" had led them to London where they worked a few months, q

their jobs, and traveled into Europe. They planned to come to Toronto soon. On arrival this month

they contacted us. While seaorohing for an apartment and employment we kept them in our home an

were able to in t roduce them to Chr is ti an s a t the Keele Street church. We find i t exci t ing as we consider Lenora and me—two American citizens living in Canada—witnessing for Christ in Rumania

to two Australians living in England and bfîr^ able to lead them to churchbackhome! HowGodwor

All of these plans and blessings are possible because Christians like you stand behind us so faith

ful ly with prayer support and financial assistance. Just this week I talked with a Toronto business

man who is well acquainted with our work. When I told him our income, he couldn't believe we

could accomplish so much on such a small amount of money. It is possible only because themissio

aries receive barely a living wage, and because God multiplies the effectiveness of the dollars in

response to our prayers and the prayers of thousands like you. We say over and over, "Thank

God fo r His guidance and for faithful f riends l ike you. "

Serving Him and you,

Gene Dulin , Direc to r



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Toronto

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March. 1970

OVER FOUR YEARS OF WORK

IN S IX MONTHSPlan s fo r the es tab l i shment o f th e

CHRISTIAN SERVICE CENTER in Eu

rope i n 1 97 1 might le ad to a conclusion

that little was b ei ng do ne in Europe by

Toronto Christian Mission this year. I

did some f igur ing r ecen tl y t ha t proved

illuminating to me . I t hink you , too, will

find this no t only interesting bu t also

e x c i t i n g .

From the e nd of April unt il e a rl y in

November Toronto Chri s t i an Mission

Missionaries and groups led by th e mis

s ionar ies will spend a to tal of 1557

mandays or 4 1/4 years in Europe witnessing for Christ . The tota l cost of

this 4 1/4 year ministry is less than itwould cost to have a missionary family

li ve a nd work in Europe for f ou r years.

T he to ta l co s t from Toronto Chri s t i an

Mis si on funds will be approximately

$6000. How does this a ll work?

First , th e total days include th e three-

w eek June Mi ss io n ar y Tour assuming

32 people participate. Also included

a re the months L en ora a nd I wi l l be

w orking in Europe , and the extended

time th e Lincoln Chris t ian College

g ro up w il l have in western Eur op e w it

ness ing to youth.The February REPORT

gives details of these missionary tours.

In add it io n, p la n s ha ve be en made

for John Huk to go to Poland late in

April to spend th e month of May in Po

land preaching fo r various services and

to participate in the dedicat ion of a new

church bu il d ing in Warsaw. He w ill pre

cede t he t ou r g ro up t o Russia and spend

a week making contacts and witnessing.

He wil l j oi n th e June missionary to ur i n

Moscow an d return to Canada with them.

Since our l as t REPORT a quar te t

from Manhat tan B i bl e Co ll eg e has com

p le ted th ei r p lans to be on th e Mission

ary T ou r a nd w ill rema in in Poland fo r

ano th e r month to a s s i s t in th e Chr i s t i a n

Service Camp program there. George

Bajenski will brief these young peop le

a t Manhattan B ib le C ol le ge when he

visits th is spring. Kos te k J ak on iu k

will supervise their work in Poland

during July .

In addit ion, ou r new Director of

Miss ion I nf orm at io n a nd h is wife will

come to Prague in August to ass i s t

Len or a a nd me in our m in is tr y i n Czech

oslovakia. , to be with us in Vienna,Austr ia, to ass i s t in decis ions relative

to the CHR IST IAN SERV ICE CENTER

and to participate in th e discuss ions

wi th the Lincoln Chris t ianCollege group

regarding t he ir s umme r's work. They

will then go to Hungary with us an d

return home from Budapest.

Manhattan Bible College quartet

At this time, the 4 1 /4 y ea r' s worwill involve 35 different people witness

in g in approximately 20 differen t coun

t ri es , Co n ta c ts made will be recorde

and f ol lo w up by mail on a regular basi

is planned. Personal contact will con

tinue where possible. Our prayers a r

that in this six-month period this numbeof people wil l make suff icient contact to

provide o pen doors a ll a cr os s Europ

fo r th e preaching of Chris t .

Ye s, t he Chr is t ian Service Center i

one year away, but our witness is goin

to be felt in Europe very strongly thisummer. Pray with us for God's speciablessings on a ll t he se efforts. We als

need your involvement through contri

butions to our European ministry thi

year. Offerings can be designated fo

th e "European work."-Gene Dul in



^lAJe lltou^ltl lO U wou id iiL to Lnow.

ABOUT SPEAKING DATES

A missionary from Toronto Christian

Mission is speaking in your area. Haveyou ever wondered how the speaking

date was arranged? Have you consid

ered how the missionary decides to be

in one area and not in another? Perhaps you would appreciate knowing thepolicy we follow at Toronto Christian

Mission regarding speaking dates.

Our purpose for traveling to churchesacross America i s first of all to exal t

the Lord Jesus Christ. By telling of

victories won in His name, we hope toinspire Christians and strengthen the

faith of t he Chu rch. Our second desi re

is to st ir interest in world-wide evan

gelism. God has opened many doors

and poured a mul ti tude of blessings on

us who work w ith Tor on to Christian

Mis si on . A s we tell of t he se v i ct or ie s

in the name of Christ, we hope to liftth e vision of lo ca l c hu rc he s across

America that they may see th e thousands

of open doors placed before them. A

third purpose for speaking is to informpeople of th e work of Toronto Christian

Mission. We wan t peopl e who support

us to know what is being accomplished.By visiting churches and missions

commi t t ees this information is made

readily available to those who share

in the work being done. Obviously a

program as e x te n si ve a s tha t of Toronto

Chr is t ian Mission needs a broad base

of support. We hope by informing others

of th e work they will become interested

and actively involved in suppor ting theefforts of th e Mission.

As a speaking i tinerary is arranged,t he m is si on ar y from Toronto Christian

Mission a lway s g iv es con si de ra ti on to

invi tat ions of churches tha t have wr it ten

requesting a presentation o f th e work of

the Mission. We never turn down a speak

in g date because of t he si ze o fa church,even though it may be very small. Wenever charge for a presentation, bu t

we ar e aware t ha t t ravel expenses must

be covered if th e missionary is to stay

on th e road. We keep a file of all letters

i n v i t i n g one of ou r miss ionar ies to

speak. As an i ti n er ar y i s planned, re fe r

ence is made to this f il e, a nd c hu rc he s

with reques ts are given first cons idera

t ion fo r speak ing .

The speaking itinerary fo r Gene an d

L en ora D ulin is practically full fo r

this spr ing. They will be in Europe

from June through mid-November. A

Fa i t h P romise is scheduled in Cincin

nati , Ohio, fo r th e weekend of N ov em

be r 22. The Dul i n s wi l l then be a t th e

mis si on ar y c on ve nt io n i n I ll inois an d

will be available for speaking dates

from January through May of 1971. If yo u

would like to use the ir services duringthat time, i t would be of special assistance if you could write soon so their

i ti nera ry can be arranged.

Speaking dates can be arranged for

any missionary by writing TorontoChris-tian Mission. 5 LavingtonDrive, Toronto

(Weston), Ontario, Canada. Invitat ions

well in advance of th e desired date

o rd in ar il y c an be arranged more co n

venient ly .

I T INERARY

The following ar e speaking dates

that have been definitely confirmed.

MARCH

8 Bajenski. Forest Ave., Knox-

vi l le, Tennessee

10 Bajenski . Columbia . Kentucky13 Bajensk i . Parkview. Sedal ia . Mo,

13 Bajensk i , Fi rs t . Miami. Okla .

18 Bajenski. C of C, Glencoe, Okla.

19 -22 B ran um & LaRue, Garret t , Ind.

22 Bajensk i , Town & Country Chr .

Tulsa , Oklahoma

23 Bajenski , Be l la i re , Tulsa, Ok.

24-26 Bajensk i , Fi rs t , Sull ivan. Mo.

27-29 Bajenski , Towe r H il l, I ll inois

A P R I L

1 Bajenski , Pol i sh congregation,

Chicago, I l l inois

5 Bajenski , First , Green Bay,Wis.7 Bajenski, Minn. Bib le Co ll eg e

8 Bajenski , Viroqua, Wisconsin

10-12 Dulin, Fork. Maryland

12 Bajenski, Centr a l. G r iswold . la ,

13-16 Bajenski. Manhattan Bible Col

l ege , Kansas

19 Bajenski, First , Ferguson, Mo.

22 Dulin, Sunbu ry , Ohi o

19-26 Branum, N. H i g h l a n d s , F t.

Wayne, Indiana

22 Bajensk i , LaGrange , Missouri

23 Dulin. C in . B ib le Seminary

24-26 Dulin. Palmyra. Fred. , Ohio

26 Bajensk i , G reencas t le , Indiana

Univ. Heights. Indianapolis , Ind.

27-28 Bajenski, First , Evansville, Ind.

29 Bajenski , Reddington, Seymour,

Ind iana

29-30 Dulin, Jackson, Michigan

International Week

Don' t f o r g e t th e dates fo r this

year 's INTERNATIONAL WEEK a t

On t a r i o Ch r i s t i a n As s emb l y—

August 14 - 21 , 1970.

Wri te f or de t a i l s !

With th

Mission Famil

He has arrived! The 6 lb . 13 oz. son

Bob and Cheryl Hosken, that is . Everone is fine, including father. Robe

John was born February 21. . .Alan

Pat LaRue's second daughter, Shell

was baptized during the Westway Chritian Church Faith Promise Rally. .Linda Romesburg ha s found a placestay and is getting settled into th

life of Toronto Christian Mission(ariequite well. . . The ch oir at Westwa

Christian Church boasts two new mem

ber s—Char les and Maxine Branum. .

De lores Scarbrough ha s been qui te buw ith her activi t ies in t he K ee le Stre

Church of Christ and planning the program fo r th e A nn ua l Ontario Christia

Missionary Conference. . .Our offic

will h ave to double up to fill th e spo

vacated by Sharon Shaffer fo r thre

w eek s in June as sh e accompanies th

Missionary Tour behind th e iron curta

. . .Van i ta Dulin p lan s to work in a fe

minutes to visi t w ith h er parents . Gen

and Lenora. and with sis ter Karlita

when sh e and her ensemble group froThe C inci nnat i Bible Seminary trav

to Toronto for t he M iss iona ry Con fe

ence. . .George and Vera Bajenski be

gi n the th ird mon th of their workin

"honeymoon" as they travel througho

t he Uni te d States speaking on behalf

th e work of Toronto Chr i s t i a n Mis s io

. . .Meanwhile , "back a t th e ranch"

the H uk s. John. Mary and Anna, hav

begun to get accustomed to Vera ' s ab

sence . . .DeiDey an d Ba rb ar a Th ack st o

an d the three younger Thackstons arlooking forward to having Barb ' s parent

Mr. an d Mrs. Bar to n L . McElroy, in tow

fo r t he Annua l Missionary Conference

Dewey Thackston

to lead L.C.C

student tou

Dewey Thackston will be leadinth e three-month missionary tour of th

Lincoln Chr is ti an Col le ge student

He will participate in the missiona

work in Hungary, Russia , and P olan

an d then s p e n d 8 weeks with the

college youth as they witness to Eur

pean and American college-age yout

The group will begin their wester

European mis si on ar y work at Fran

fur t, Germany, and will mee t w it h G en

and Lenora Dulin in Vienna, Austri

jus t before their retu rn to the U.S. o

August 22.



NEW MISSIONARIES TO T.C.M

harles and Margaret Sprenger

"We believe God answers prayer."

s Cha rl es Sprenger's response when

e asked if he and Margare t, his wife,d reached a conclusion about coming

o work with Toronto Chri s t i an Miss ion .

e knew that we ha d been praying for

printer an d a bookkeeper. In f ac t in a

prayer sess ion at th e Mission

prayers had been uttered for

od to supply these need ed l abo re r s.

the very n ex t m a il came a let ter from

suggesting th e possibil i ty of

making a move and l ist ing their

Gene Dulin arranged his

to visit with t hem , and they in

u rn came to To ron to the midd le o f

to look over t he M is si on . The

knew we had been praying fo rwith their qualif ications. Their

like ours, was that God

as gui di ng a nd that t he y s ho ul d be a

of t he M is si on .

The Sprengers are both graduates of

Bible College. Charles, born

n Sidney, Nebraska, served in the armyr ing World War II in France, Holland.

and Czechoslovakia. He min

in Wisconsin for 4^/^ years, was

ned and is recommended for mission

rk by theFootville, Wisconsin, church.

Margaret was born in Michigan bu t

c on si de rs L adysmi th , Wisconsin, as

h er h om eto wn . S he i s recommended fo r

mission work by th e Ladysmith. Wis

cons in . church .

The Sprengers have three children.

Ch ri st in e wa s born in 1 95 0 a nd is now

a student at Minnesota Bib le Co ll ege .

J on ath an w as born in 1954 and i s a

sophomore in high school. Joel, born in

1959, is in th e 5th grade in Jo l ie t .

The Sprengers have worked with

Mission Services in Joliet, Illinois, fortwelve years. In addition to press work,

he specia l izes in camera work, which

is so very important for good printing.

Margaret has done bookkeepi ng forMission Services most of the time they

have been in Joliet. Their twelve years

of exper ience in th e very type of work

where we needed help shows aga in howGod opens do ors a nd guides His own.

Th e Sprengers need living-link sup

port. Between now and Augus t I when

they will be moving to Toronto, they

can be contacted fo r speak ing dat es

an d information by writing them at 806

W. Park Avenue, Joliet . Illinois 60436

or a t th e M iss io n in Toronto .

NEWSY NOTES FROM CANADA

IONARIES FROM Toronto Christian

are planning active roles i n the

nua l Ont ar io Christian Missionary

to be held in Toronto March

Delores Scarbrough is chairinge Program Committee for t hi s y ea r' s

Alan LaRue, Charles

and Dewey Thackston will be

ing congregat ional music d if fe rent

d ur in g th e wee k. The Confer

Cho ir w il l again be directed by

K. Huk, who is responsible fo r

e entire musica l program for th e Co n

r en ce . B ar ba ra Thackston will be

a children's session each

In addit ion, a musi c en sembl e

of TCM mis si on ar ie s w il l

ovide some special music, The music

oup w it h which Vanita Dulin partici

from The C inc in n at i Bible Semi

will be p re s en t. Th e Mission will

a l un ch eon meet in g fo r all th e

one da y duri ng t he Conr e n c e .

THE AYLMER congregat ion has called

Ron Mel li sh to become minister. Bro.

Mellish i s a Canadian graduate of Mari

t ime Christian College in Prince Edward

I s land.

QXCOOOXO

ROD CAMERON, former African mis

sionary an d serving as camp manager

in Indiana , led the victoriousFai th

Promise Missionary Rally at th e West-

way Christian Church in Toronto, Feb

ruary 19-22, 1970. The $6000 goal was

exceeded by $1000. John Brownlee is

minister of the Westw ay congregation

which was begun with Gene Dulin as

mini st e r abou t 13 years ago.

c o o x c c o c o

JAMES MATHESON, who has been serv

ing the congregation atWestLake , Ont.,

has accepted a cal l t o b ecome th e min

ister of the Summerside congregation in

Prince Edward Is l and .

RECENT REPORTED addi t ions inc lude

1 baptism an d 4 transfers at Keele St.;

1 baptism and l transfer at Westway;

and 2 baptisms at Hamilton.

a xc coGooo

BEN WOODRUFF, former minis te r at

Aylmer, Ontario, has been called to

serve th e Selkirk congrega t ion.

WATCH!

For the next

"Report From Toronto 9 1



Plan to a ttend the

NORTH AMERICAN

CHRISTIAN CONVENTION

July 7-10,1970Kiel Auditorium

St. Louis, Missouri

REPORT FROMTORONTO

Published mOBlblr, eic«pi August, by Toionlo Chtls t iui Mission,

Inc., K«lloDvllIe, Indiana, AppUcsUsn (o mall at second-classpostage nlea I s p ending at Lewlslon, New york, 14092 . and a tadditional mailing otflces.

TTie following Is a cocnpleto list of al l those cunentl7a s»nc la l«< I w i th Toronto Chilsllan Miss ion:

Gene Dulln

Lenota Dul ln

Dewey Thockston

Baiba ta Thackston

Alan LtRue

Patilcla LaRue

snaion Sha lfe r

Cha i les Branum

Madne Branum

J ohn K . H uk

MaiyHuk

Ceoigc Ba jensk l

VciB Bajonskl

Delures Scarfarnugh

Robe tt H o sken

Cher r l Hosken

Linda Rooiesbutg

Vasi ta DuIlB

Katll ta Dulln

Uvrtle McD«ia ld

Fwdg . Ag t .

The following is a Ui l of the Advisory Cominittee ofToronto Chris t ian Mission:

Olen ArthlRgton

Charles BurglnRo y Fuller

De a n H i oker s on

Robe r t Hil l

James Morgan

James Myers, Chim.

e.C. PhillipsSco tt Rswi ings

Albert Slglet

Denve r Sl?«mote

Wiaiatn Twadde l l

Rober t Tawberg

Toronto Chrlatian Mission l eg al a d vi so r Is Mllford Anness.

All correspondence should be addressed to S Lartngton Drive,Toroato <Weston), Ontario. Canada, or Heltonvllle. Indiana,47436.

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JAPAN:

" I wantto thank y ou for y ou r devotional

journal , 'The Chr is t ian ', which has been

a r ea l b le ss in g to me here in Japan.

Then, too, I enjoy l is tening to your

radio program which is beamed from

Manila. I hear it her e eve ry Monday at

seven forty-five in th e evening. May

th e Lord cont inue to b le ss H is Word."

ILL INOIS :

" I am t ru ly t ha nk fu l that your 'P i lo t

Tou r ' in the comm un is t count r ie s re

vealed so many opportunit ies fo r se r

vice for our Lord. I pray that yo u will

be able to inves t igate t h e s e more

thoroughly and that we , who watch your

activi t ies for Him with interest, will

support you by our prayers and gifts.

Surely we can do t hi s l it tl e bit when

yo u are willing to do s o muc h."

OHIO :

"W e hope your tour and a l l th e plans

tha t have been made fo r this summe r ' s

work may have a successful beginning

and e nd in g w ith lots of successes in

between and may God's bless ings be

w ith y ou all always."

m id W0 U iet/e.

MISSOURI:

"Thank you for keepi ng t he causChrist behind the iron curtain be

th e brethren in the f ree wor ld . May y

work continue to grow and prosper.

RUMANIA:

"Dea r brother,

man of God, whom I want to rece

these fe w w ords with which I wan

thank you and express the tears f

my soul for th e great dea r p re sent

a ll t he e ff or t you pu t i nt o l ooki ng a

us orphans, and sending us th is d

book! We received i t today. . ,Our wh

family cried for joy. . .Payment

repaym ent, however, w ill b e give n

you by the Lord Jesus who is rich

a ll things: we don't have enough wo

to thank you.

We pray to th e Lord Jesus for y

and a l l t he b ro th er s and s i s te rs o f

congregation thank yo u fo r th e book,

gift of God. brother Dul in . The con

gation meets in our ho use, an d y

present, b ro th er Dul in , se rv es a t

dinner table. Glory be to Jesus in e

nity, amen! The Lord shall repay

t e n fo l d ! "

GOD COMPENSATES

I ha d been in T oronto for approxi

mately one mon th when a letter arrived

from ou r radio outlet in Seoul, Korea.

The conten t s of tha t Octobe r let ter had

a hope-smashing effect upon members

of th e radio department, as well as

other personnel at Toronto Christ ian

Miss ion .

Ou r Russian-language program,THE

EVERLASTING GOSPEL, was being

cance l led! T h e r e a s on : doc t r ina l d if

ferences. Imagine ou r keen disappoint

ment! This stat ion is a powerful short

wave facili ty t ha t was beaming ou r pr o

gram into Asiat ic Russia . It was a

vi ta l " l i f e - l i n e " to t ho se we wan ted to

r each with th e Good N ew s. F urth er

more, we were announcing , by means

of publicat ions a nd p ub li c s ta tements ,

that th e programs wer e b ei ng broadcast

i n to th e Sovie t Union th re e t im e s e a ch

week; once from Manila , a nd twi ce from

Korea. It seemed to be a clear victory

fo r the opponents of New Testament

Christianity.

John Hu k and I, however , refused to

yield to the pessimism of doubt. We

de termined to hold on in fa ith , convinced

that this seeming defeat held withi

the " seed of an equ iva len t or g re

benef i t and bl e s s i ng . " Our praye r

and th e prayers of our co-worker

were prompted by t he Scr ip tu ra l tr

. .with God alltkings areposs ib

. In Novemberl wrote BartonMcElr

m is si on ar y i n Manila, asking that

c he ck in to th e matte r o f the broadc

from th e Phi li pp in e I sl ands , In

week 's time I ha d a reply, which

cluded a thr i l l ing bit of in fo rmatio

seems that th e stat ion managemen

Manila, without prior arrangement

us. had been air ing our programs THRTIMES A WEEK. INSTEAD OF JU

ONCE A WEEK!

Our prayers had been answered! Ain a way t h at exceeded our fondest

pectations. A r at he r p re sump tu

decision by th e radio station man

i n Man il a was used of th e Lord t o m

possible our "equivalent or gre

benefi t or bl e s s i ng . "

Truly, . .my God shall supply

your need according to h is r ich eglory by Christ Jesus . " (Phil. 4:19

-Cha r l e s Bra

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Toronto

Christian

Mission, Inc.REPORTS ON MIS SION WORK



Taken from "A Visit with Gene Dulin"

No. 136 Second -C l a s s Mai l April. 1970

Gene Dul i n

Shares P lan s o f

To ron t o

Chr i s t i an Miss ion

Never have 1 l ived through a more exciting two months than January and February havebeen. God ha s opened many doo rs , a nd by faith all of us associated with Toronto Christian

Mission have stepped through. In s ev en wee ks s ev en new missionaries became associated withToronto Christian Mission. Plans for an aggressive min is tr y i n Eur ope have been outlined.

Continuation of the work in Can ada h as b ee n assured. God has opened doors, answered prayers ,provided necessary personnel, and blessed abundantly. How wonderful to walk with Christ! I'mhappy to share some of these plans wit h you .

CHRISTIAN SERVICE CENTER, with a Hospitality House , t o be established in Europe in 1971

JUNE MISSIONARY TOUR takes approximately 32 people into Hungary. Russia, and Poland

JOHN HUK to be in P o la n d a nd Russ i a fo r t wo mont hs th is summer

SUMMER CAMP costs in Poland, including assistance by Manhattan Bible College youth

YOUTH TO YOUTH evangelistic team from Lincoln ChristianCollege in Europe three months led by Dewey Thackston

CANADIAN WORK inc luding Inte rna t ional Week a t Camp under d ir ec ti on o f Alan LaRue

GENE AND LENORA DULIN to spend five months in European evangelism

BIBLES AND TRACTS are being printed and distr ibuted

RUSSIAN LANGUAGE RADIO BROADCASTS to be expanded under d i rec tion o f Charles Branum

Your help is needed to make t he se p la ns fo r th e Kingdom of

Christ become a reality.



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NEW MISSIONARIES TO T.C.M.

John

Hedrick

Director of

Mission Information

Since Gene and Lenora Dulin estab

l i shed Toron to Chri s t i an Mission in

1957, on e principle they have fol lowed

has been, "supporting churches and

friends must be kept fully informed

ab ou t th e work o f th e Mis s i o n . " It i s

no t unusua l to h av e m i ss io n c omm it te e

members and other s u p p o r t e r s say,

"Your Reports, le t ters , f inancial sta te

ments , c lea r outl ine of goals and ex

planation of act iv i t ies a re g re at . Keep

up th e g ood work!"

Th e many open doors in Europe

necessi ta te t he exp ans io n of th e work

there. G en e a nd Lenora Dulin willspend

about f ive months there th is y ea r d oi ng

evangelist ic work and preparing for th e

e s t a b l i shmen t of the Ch r i s ti a n S e r vi c e

Center in 1971. This means o th er mis

s ionar ies w ill h av e to do some of th e

work th e Dul in s h ave been doing in th epast , including prepara tion and distri

bution of in fo rm ati on a bo ut T or on to

Christian Mission. This responsibility

takes on added importance as more

missionar ies part icipate in the work of

preach ing Chr is t in Canada and Europe.

J ohn E . Hedrick. Jr. has been cal led

a s D ir ec to r o f M is si on Informat ion fo r

Toronto Chris t ian Mission. He wil lbegin

h is miss ion work May 1. His spi r i tua l

qual i t ies , zeal , personality, preaching

ability, an d experience highly qualify

him for th is responsible ministry. All

associa ted wit h t h e M is si on exp re ss joy

a t h is d ec is io n to s er ve Ch ri st and H isworld-wide ministry as a missionary with

Toron t o Chr i s t i a n Mis s i on .

Bro . Hedr ick has s hown i nt er es t i n

t he M is sio n for s om e tim e. He and h is

wife spent a few days in Toronto re

cent ly . He will be back in Toronto in

June fo r addi t iona l miss ion work, and in

August he will m eet G ene an d Lenora

Dulin in Prague. Czechoslovakia, to

a s s i s t in th e work the re . He wil l b e wi th

th e Dulins in Vienna , Au st ri a, where

s ome dec i s i on s w il l b e made a bo ut th e

location of th e European base o f ope ra

t ion. After a fe w day ' s work in Hungary

he wil l re turn to Toronto and th e Sta t e s .

(ÔPPORTUNITYînvolvement)

On e of our co-workers said recently,

"There i sn ' t a place in th e world where

more ex ci ti ng t hi ng s a re h app en ing fo r

Chr i s t t han a t Toronto Christian

Miss ion ! " Sh ewen t on to t a lk abou t how

happy she was to be involved in th e

work, an d how she wished everyone

c ould be h er e t o e xp er ie nc e th e excite

ment and catch t he v is io n. I heartily

agree with her.

This specia l issue of th e Report ,

with th e soundsheet and pictures, is an

effort on o ur p art to c on ve y to yo u in a

very personal way some of th e activity

we are do ing for Ch r is t . We want you to

"catch th e vis ion ." "exper ience th e

exc i t emen t " and " b e involved in th e

work . "

When this happens you' l l remember

to pray for us. We need your prayers

that God wil l c on ti nu e to open doors,

prayers tha t God will p rovide the f unds

that we can carry on th e work that He

is p laci ng befor e us. and prayers that

we will be protected as we ca rry ou t

this ministry.

We would also hope that you would

be involved through your f inancial pa r

ticipation. We use no gimmicks to g et

your money. We give away no prizes. We

do no t u se g ift s as inducements for giv

ing. We simply inform you to th e best

of our abili ty about what we are doing,

and believe you will want to do what

you ca n to assist in th e work. We be

l ieve th is conforms to th e Apo s t l e

Paul ' s teaching. It will shoiv that you

give to others because you want to . no t

because you are forced to do so . (I I Cor.

9 :5 Good News) and Each one should

give. then, as he h as d ec id ed , not w it h

regre t or out of a sense of duty: for God

Bro. Hedr ick has served th e Liberty

Christian Church . Mechan icsbu rg. Va. ,

fo r over four years. Former ministries

were in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, an d

Ohio. He is a 1952graduate ofThe Cin

cinnati Bible Seminary.Bro. Hedr ick an d Florence Goldsmith

were married in 1946. They have three

children: Stephen is in Bible College,

Carole Sue goes this fall and Mark

Leigh is a Fifth grader. Mrs. Hedrick isa professional music teacher.

Brother Hedrick will be avai l ab le

fo r speaking dates beginning May 1,

1970. He can be a d dr es se d a t P.O. Box

502. Mechanicsburg. Virginia 23111, and

can be reached by telephone a t 703-746-

8487 or by writing to Toronto Christian

Mission, 5 L av in gt on D ri ve , T oro nt o

(Weston), Ontario, Canada.

loves the one ivho gives gladly. (II9 :7 G oo d News ) .

To carry out th e aggressive five-f

ministry of Toronto Christian Miss

requires part icipat ion by many indi

uals and congregations in signific

ways. Our work in (1 ) Church Deve

ment, (2) Youth Activities, (3 ) Rus

and Europe, (4 ) Radio Evangelism,

( 5) P ri nt in g M in is tr y requires numer

personnel who must have salar ies . E

department must have funds to fina

the work. Regular monthly contr ibut i

a re needed if we a re to con t i nue

work now b ei ng d on e. To expand

work as p lann ed mean s many more

u la r c on tr ib uto rs m us t b e found. P

haps you ca n help in this way.

Special projects needing adequ

f inancial undergirding in th e next

months include: ( l )The Camper - $40

(2 ) Bibles , Literature and Benevole

this summer - $3000: (3 ) Russ i an Ra

Broadcast Fees - S50 00 ; (4) Sum

Evangel i s t ic work in Europe fo r Dul

Hedrick, Huk, and Thacks ton - $60

This means we n ee d $ 18 ,0 00 for

Lord's work this summer. Perhaps y

your Sunday School c l ass , your chu

group or your congregation can par

pate in this summer of aggressive w

for Christ t hr ough you r offerings. M

some w il lb e a b le to give$500 ,o r $1

or $50 or $25 . Others wi l l be ab l e

give l e ss , bu t give as t he Spi ri t lea

Be assured every dol lar wi l l be appr

ated by every missionary of "Tor

Christian Miss ion and willbe receip

promptly.

Thi s then shares with yo u s

OPPORTUNIT IES FO R INVOL

MENT. We hope you have c au gh t

vision, a re exci ted about th e opendo

God has placed before us at Toro

Christian Mission, and that you

b ecome i nvo l ved .

-Gene D

REPORT FROMTORONTO

Publlabad montbly, except Aupisl. by Toronto ChilsUan UlsBInc. , Heltanvl lU, Indiana. Application t o mal l a t s ec oDd^ cpostage t*«s Is pendlsg at Lewlston, New York, 11092, andaddUlona] malUni offices.

Tba followtnf I s f t cosplele list of a ll those currentlyas soc ia t ed with To r o i t aC h t l sUaa Mission:

Gene Dulin

t<etwra DulinDewey TliaclutonBaibara Tbackslon

Ala n L aRu ePatricia LaRueSharonSbaffe rChat les Sptenger

UargarplS prengerCha rl e s B r a o un

Uaxloe Bianun

J (d u i R . H u k

UaryHukGeorge BajnsklVere Bf t jen sk lDelores Scaibrougb

Rober t HoskeChe ry l Hoske

Linda RomesVanl la Dulin

Karllta Dulinliyrtle McDoFwdg . Ag t .

Tbe (ollowing Is a l ist o( the Advisory ConimUtee ofToronto Chr l s t lu i Mission:

Olen ArthlngtonChulea Burgln

Roy Fuller

Dean HIckeraonRobert Rill

James Morgan

James Myers, Cbrn.E. C . Ph i ll i psSco t t Rawl lngsAlbert Sigler

Denver Slzsm

William Twad

Robert Yawb

Toronto Cbfist lan Mission l e g a l a d v is o r l a Ml lford Ann

All correapondence sboald be addressed to S l^vlngtoa DTotonlo (WestoR) .Ontario.Canada.or Helton*llle. Ituliana.47

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Toronto

Christian




Second -Cla s s Mail

The last Rep o r t From To ron t o

brought many favorable responses, both

to th e "soundsheet" and to th e plans

we were sharing with you. Hundreds of

peopl e h ave sha red in church offer ings

and d ir ec tl y t ha t t hose plans might be

implemented.

The thermometer reminds us of th e

$18,000 needed to car ry out t he summer

program of Toronto Chr is t ian Mission.

If your offering has arrived, it i s inc lu de d in t he t ota l shown. We s t i l l need

$14,500 to enable us to go through the

open doors God has placed before us.

Will you be an active participantin thissummer's work by sharing financially?

These funds a re n ee de d th is month that

th e missionar ies may have funds to use

as they go into Europe witnessing fo r

Chr i s t .

May, 1970

Progress

Toward

Needed

$18,000

SUMMER PROJECTS OF TORONTO CHRISTIAN MISSION

* JUNE MISSIONARY TOUR into Hungary, Russia, and Poland* JOHN HUK in Rumania, Poland, and Russia for two months

* SUMMER CAMP a s si st ance i n Poland

* YOUTH TO YOUTH team with Dewey Thackston in Europe* GENE AND LENORA DULIN in Europe five months

* BIBLES AND TRACTS fo r u se in commun i s t- dominat ed l ands

* CAMPER for extended use in Europe

* JOHN HEDRICK in Czechoslovakia and Hiuigary

* RADIO BROADCASTS in Russian language aimed a t Russ ia

Your offerings a re needed today toh el p u s reach th e goa l needed t o mak e

these plans become a reality.



THE WORK OF GENE DULIN, DIRECTOR OF T.C.M.

The rapidly expanding ministry of

Toronto Chri s t i an Mis si on b ro ad en s

th e fie ld o f serv ice fo r a l l assoc i a t ed

with the Miss ion . P l a n s fo r t h e Ch r i s t ian

Service Center and Hospital i ty House

in Europe (probably Vienna, Aust ri a)

are requiring much of the director's

attention, as are all of the new act ivit ies in Europe. This does not m ean,

however, tha t Gene a nd L en ora Dulin

are moving t o Eur op e.

Gene s e rv es a s the d i r e c to r o f th e

Mission and g ives coun se l and ass is t

anc e to th e miss iona r i e s in t he v a ri ou s

ministries of t he Mis si on . One phase of

the work may require more a tt en tion of

B ro. Duli n in its beginn ing than later

when it is funct ion ing smooth ly. For

example th e ministry with youth con

sumed practically all of Bro. Dulin 's

time during the construct ion of th e

Christian Service Camp and firs t year

of camp. Now he devotes practically

no t ime to th is a rea of endeavor . When

th e pr in t ing minist ry was started, Bro.

Dulin operat ed th e press and did much

of th e other work in vo lv ed , b ut to da y

he has little to do with the mechanics

of print ing. During these days as th e

Europeanwork is developing, he is giv

ing much attention to this ministry,

but once this ministry has devel oped

he p robabl y will be devoting attention

to some othe r pro jec t of Toronto Chris

t i an Miss ion .

The time involved and t he n ee de d

field work makes i t w i se fo r the D ulins

to be in Europe several months this

year, and probably again in 1971. They

will be going with th e June missionary

tour group and remain in Europe until

November, during which time plans call

fo r them to travel into Czechoslovak ia ,

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Yugo

slavia. where many opportunities to

witness fo r C hris t are ex pe cte d. T he y

will also do preparatory work toward

th e es tab l ishment of th e Chris tian

Ser vic e C en te r. During this time in

Europe they will be using th e camper

as their home. Rather than pay high

apartment ren t or storage charges i n

Toron to , they are selling all their furni

ture. On returning to Canada a nd th e

s ta tes in November, they w ill b e visit

ing churches and again would not findit economically wise to have a n a pa rt

ment. This type of schedule will last

at least two years, after which time

the Dulins will probably rent an apart

ment to ca l l "home " .

This approach to meet ing the imme

d ia te n eeds in Europe is made possi

b le b ec au se th e Dulin's two daughters

will both be in college in America. Un

t il this t ime, famil y responsibilities

would have made it impossible.

As the European phase of the work

is developed, Dewey Thackston will

se rve a s th e D irecto r of European

Ministries. We an ti ci pa te s e ve r al mis

sionaries working together to c ar ry th e

message of Chr is t into Eastern an d

Western Europe as God opens doors.

Bro. Th ac k st on w il l s pe nd three months

in E urope this summer orienting himse l f while he part icipates in our "Youth

to Youth" ministry in Europe. Once

this ministry in Europe develops into

th e effec t ive ins t rument fo r Chr i s t we

visual ize, th e Dulins will be able to

give more attention to o th er phases of

th e work .

While some m igh t feel from recent

RevoTts that we ar e no longer concernedabout evange li zi ng in Canada, this is

fa r from true. The Mission is able,

through t he numerou s people involved

in th e printing mini st ry , r ad io min is try,

and other depa rtments , t o do more fo r

th e cau se of Chr i s t in Canad a than e

b ef or e. L on g r an ge plans ar e being d

cussed and formulated . AlanLaRue,

Director of C ana dian M inistr ie s, h

accepted his responsibili ty f ul ly aw

o f needs o f O n ta ri o and the i n t e r e s t

Toronto Chris tian Mission. H is e xp e

ence a t Hamilton qualifies him fo r texpansion of his ministry as he u

h is ta le nt an d life with special at t

t io n o n the n e e d s i n C a na da .

And s o Toron t o Chr i s t i a n Miss

and i ts di rec tor con t i n u e to h av e v i

concern fo r all of th e f ive-phase minis

(1. C hu rc h Development in Ontario:

Youth Activi t ies; 3. E uropean m in

tr ies. including Russia and satell

countries; 4. Radio evangeli sm: an d

5. Printing ministry) even though mu

attention must be devoted to Europe

these days as t he European min is try

developed.

JOHN HUK IN POLAND

When you receive this Report John

Huk will already be in Poland at work

fo r Jesus Chris t . He lef t Toronto April

23 a nd a rr iv ed in Bucharest, Romania,

Friday. April 24, whe re he was able to

m eet w ith Christ ians before traveling

to Warsaw, Poland, on April 29 . He willbe in Po la nd un ti l May 27 when he will

go to Russia where he will meet hi s

84 year old father, step-mother, brothers

an d sis ters . He will also b e m eetin g

with Ch r is ti an s i n Russ i a and witness

ing for Christ as opportunity comes.Bro. Huk was born in Russia and

came to Canada as wha t c ou ld b e termed

a n i nd en tu re d servant over forty years

a go . Afte r working out his passage he

went to Chicago to study for the min

istry. He married i n Chicago and has

served Russian c hu rc he s in Chicago,

New York, and Toronto. He became an

American ci t izen while in th e U nited

Sta tes and has maintained his American

citizenship even though th e Lord has

seen fi t to use him i n C an ad a fo r sev

eral years .

Bro. Huk has an unwavering deter

mination to do what ca n be done for

th e cause of Chr is t i n Russia and other

Slavic countr ies . Others of Toron to

Chris t ian Mission have th e same vision

and de te rmina ti on. This is a difficult

ministry since atheistic communism

dominates th e v er y c ou nt ri es we ar e

striving to reach for Christ , bu t thanks

be to God, a very small door of oppor

tunity is open and we ar e doing wha t

we can to witness fo r Ch ri st . S a ta n an d

his servants h av e d on e a ll t he y c an

close the door completely, but Go

power has proved supreme. Our pray

are that Go d wil l continue to sty

t he e ff or ts o f S at an , both in th e comm

nist world and in ou r own wor ld,

m

John Huk and f at he r in Rus

close the door comp letely , and t

c on demn t o e te r na l h e ll souls o f c o

less thousands .

As Brother Hu k goes into Euro

we solicit your prayers on his be

that God may protect him and use

fo r His glory. May we suggest for y

scripture reading an d devo t i o n

thoughts Matthew 25:36 or perhapscon tex t—Matthew 25:31-46. For a

tional med it at io n, th e entire book

Gala t ians i s most help fu l .



WORLD - WIDE

BROADCASTING

SUNDAY

SUNDAY, JUNE 14th

Each year the second Sunday inJune is world-wide Broadcasting Sun

day. Christ ians in every part of theworld join in thanking God for giving

to H is C hu rc h th e modern m ira cl es o f

radio and t e l ev i s ion fo r th e d i s s emina

tion of th e Gospel.

Fifty y ea rs a go th e wor ld hea rd i ts

first radio broadcast . Today satellites

and ear th s ta t ions are used fo r th e l ive

transmission of a moon landing mission,

a nd o th er signif icant events .

Many facets of broadcasting have

been in troduced dur ing those 50 years.

One of them is Gospe l b roadcas ting.

The mighty too ls of communicat ions

which have been developed during th e

pas t ha lf centu ry hav e p roven to be ana s s e t to t he c om m it te d Chr i s t i a n . T h e

Gospel of Jesus Christ is now being

beamed by r ad io and television to every

part of th e globe. M is si on ar y r ad io ,

a lone , uses over 80 t ransmit ters in

more than 50 locations around the world,

to send more th an 5,00 0 hou rs of pro

gramming each week to th e world 's

600 ,000 ,000 r adio receivers.

We a t Toron t o Chr i s t i a n Mi ss io n i n

vite you to jo in Chr is t ian broadcasters

eve rywhe re i n ob se rv in g June 14 , 1970,

as world-wide Broadcasting Sunday.

Perhaps a special offering could be

Radio

Ministry

Sponsors

The following congregations have

thus fa r in 1970 provided sponsorship

for the Russ ian language radio pr ograms broadcast each week over DZAS,

Manila, Phil ippines . In most cases ,

sermonic materia l was p rovi ded by th e

ministers of th e congregations l is ted

a s wel l . Such ma te ri al i s edited to s ize

by Charles Branum and translated into

Russian by our radio evangelist, John

K . H uk.

Church of Chri s t

Hicks ville, Ohio

J . Pau l Hi ll . M ini st er

Woodview C hu rc h of Chr is t

Grand Rapids , Michigan

Jerry Paul, former Minister

Fairmount Chr is t ian Church

Richmond, Virginia

William Wilson, Minister

Capito l Ci ty Chri st ian Church

Lincoln, Nebraska

Bob Chitwood, Minister

Eas t s id e Church of Chr is t

Oelwein. Iowa

Lynn Arnold, Minister

Chri s t i an Church

Rifle, Colorado

Wesley Paddock. Minister

Cedar C re ek C hu rc h o f Chr i s t

Leo, I nd ia na

Darr el l Dean . M in is te r

F i r s t Chr i s t i a n Church

Harriman, Tennessee (3 broadcasts)

Lionel Talbo t , Minister

F i r s t Church o f Ch r i s t

Painesvi l le , Ohio

Foste r G. Sizemore, Minister

Why n ot h el p your preacher to speak tothe Russian people through Brother

Huk? You ca n by urging him to send us

a message about Christ and by sending

your c on tr ib uti on o f $8 0 which willcover t he cost of producing th e broad

casting the 15-minute program three

times in one week from Manila. If youwould like further information, pleasehurry your request to Charles Branum,

Director of Radio Operations, Toronto

Christian Mission, 5 Lavington Drive,Toronto (Weston), Ontario. Canada.

received to ass i s t in our m in is tr y o f

preaching The Everlasting Gospel byradio three t imes each week to th e

Russ ian people.

MISSOURI:

I thank God for th e work you have

done fo r Chr is t . If a s ou l c an be saved

by your efforts which have been begun,

we will rejoice with you. If better

methods can be used to do a better and

more ef fic ien t job, I pray God will leadyou to discover them. May God's will

b e d on e.

TEXAS :

I just wanted you to know how much

I apprecia te your work. I a lso want to

t ha nk y ou fo r th e l it er at ur e y ou 'v e b een

sending. My prayers go with you, wher

ever you go . May God bless you and

protect you as you b ri ng His good news

to a l l men .

KENTUCKY :

How great the r ec or d i s! G re ate st

idea yet . We'l l be praying fo r you all

as we play it Wednesday night. I know

God wi ll open the doorsfor thef inances .

I ' l l do a ll I can .

ILLINOIS:

. . .enclosed is $5 0 as contribution

on payment for the camper purchased forEuropean work. May God bless you inthis challenging venture i n miss iona ry

t ou r s .

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:

We want to thank you for th e litera

ture on your European work and for theso lo s and "A Visi t With Gene Dul in."

We enjoyed i t very much and we trust

God will greatly bless al l your efforts

in H is s e rv i ce .

TENNESSEE ;

We enj oyed ver y much the recent

le t te r and r e co rd—i t was informative

and effec t ive . If we should decide to

be a part of Toron to ' s European thrust,

we would be well pleased to be a part

of Toronto Christian Mission and thequality of work and stewardship i t ha sbecome noted for .

INDIANA: (Prayer-A-Gram)

From ou r Lord: "Blessed are ye,

when men shal l revile you, and persecute you, and shal l say all manne r o f

evi l aga in st you falsely, for my sake .

Rejoice and be exceeding glad; fo r grea t

is your reward in heaven: fo r so perse

cut ed they th e p ro ph et s whi ch were b e

fore you" (Matthew 5:11, 12) .



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WE'RE GOING!

WE'RE GOING!

WE'RE GOING!

N OR TH A ME RI CA N CHRISTIAN CONVENTIONJuly 7-10, 1970 St. Louis, Missouri

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REPORT FROM TORONTO

PutiUshed Rionthl;y. except August, by Toionto Christian Mission,Inc.. Lewlsloa, New York . Application to mail at s«cond-c!Asa

pos tage ra tes is pentling at Lewlslon. New Voric 14092.

The followingIs a complete list ofaU tbose currentlyassocia ted wlt t iTorontoCbrlsUan Mission:

Gene Dulin

Lenora Dulin

Dewey Tbackston

B&rtiara Thackston

A l an L aRue

P a t ri c ia L a S u e

Jotui HedrlckFlo rence Hedr lck

Charles SpreogetMargaret Sprenger

Cborles Branum

Ma:(lne Branum

Jobn K. Hu k

Ma r? Huk

George BaienaklVera BajenaU

Robe r t HoskeoCbery l HoskenSbarun ShafferDelores ScatbroughLinda RomesburgVaniia DuUn

Kar l lt a Du l inUyrtle McDonald.Fwdg. Ag t.

Th e Collowingis a l is t cftbe AdvlsoryCommitteeof

Toronto CbrlsUas Mission:

Clen Artbisgton

Char les Botgin

BoyPuUe i

Dean Hlcke r son

R oben HIU

J am es Morgan

James Myers, Cbrts.

B. C. PUIltps

Scott Rawllngs

Albert SigierDenver SlzemoreWUUaiD Twaddel l

Robert Yawbetg

Toronto Cbtistian Missloo. Inc.'s legal advlso: Is Ullfonl Aoness.

All correspotdence should be addressed to 5 Lavlngton Drive.Toronto (neston>. Ortario, CatMda.or Heltonville. Indiana.47436.

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AMERICA STILL BELIEVES IN GODHow of ten we se e God turn wha t

appears to be t ragedy into victory. The

Apollo 13 flight appeared to be a dis

aster , bu t fo r jus t a few days all of

America, an d m uch of th e world, seemed

to forget sel f and foc us attention on

three men far out in space a nd d an ge r

ously close to death. The U.S. Senate

passed a resolution urging prayers fo r

the a s tr o n aut s. P r e s id en t Nixon led in

prayer on their behalf at a s t a t e dinner,

and on their safe re tu rn to earth, pr o

claimed a specia l day of prayer an d

thanksgiving to God. Yes, America

showed he r faith through this experi

e n c e !

Some will say, "Yes , b ut d ar k hours

a lways put men on their kne e s . " Such

s tatements seem to m ak e moc ke ry of

faith. I believe we have many men in

our government who always rely o n G od .

In April I kept a long s tanding da te tospeak a t th e Fork Chr is t ian Church nea r

Washington D.C. While there I had oppor

tunity to take care-of some important

business in Washington and to talk with

some of Amer ic a 's l eading men in th e

Senate . House ofRepresentat ives , Sta te

Department and Just ice Department. I

was d ee pl y imp re ss ed w ith th e fa ith of

t h e se men . A s ena t o r with whom I con

sulted obviously is guided daily by hi s

faith. He preaches f requent ly , and never

Ontar io Christian

AssemblyInternational We e k

Aug. 14-21,1970

I n t e rna t i ona l Week a t Onta r io Chr i s

t ian Ass emb ly w il l b e Augu st 14-21 this

y ea r. A lr ea dy a number h av e w rit te n

about t he ir plans to attend. George and

Vera Bajensk i will be with us for th e

whole time with Geo rge singing and

tell ing of his work in Poland . Dave

Vaughan of Erlanger, Ken tucky, w il l

be our v es pe r sp ea ke r. Dave is an

accompl i shed magician as well a s

having a unique speaking ability. Plansare moving forward for a time of witness

outside the c am p as well as th e great

fellowship an d inspiration of past years.

The cos t is only $20. Addit ional

funds will be needed to en ter th e

Canadian Na t ion a l Exh ib i ti o n and the

Sc ience Cen t r e a s wel l as s ome fo r a

couple of meals away from the camp

grounds. A folder is being prepared that

gives a ll th e detai ls . Write to Toronto

Christian Mission, 5 Lavington Drive,

Toronto (Weston), Ontario, fo r your

co p y .

misses t he Wedne sd ay morning pra

breakfas t o f th e Sena t e . I sha r ed

per iences with a membe r of th e Hou

o f Repr e sen ta t iv e s who se f aith in G

prompted him to t el ephone h is congr

s iona l d i st ri c t requesting prayer on

half of th e Pres ident during a serio

c r i s i s t ha t neve r became known to

country, but passed, as he said , "b

cause God answered prayers." Ot

s ign if icant l eade rs of our nation in

cated regular church at tendance a

re l i ance on God . It w as th is sam e co

fidence in God that prompted everyo

of these men to compliment us on

m in istr y in E uro pe an d to urge us

continue an d expand the work. Y

America has many leaders who pr

daily an d seek His guidance always

I felt much l ike th e a po stle Paul

he made his way to Rome. When

bel ievers from Rome met him, "

thanked God a nd to ok courage." I . to

thank God and ta ke co urag e for

country, fo r the world, and fo r

ministry for Ch r i s t . Yes, inde

Amer i c a s t i l l be l i e ve s in God!

-Gene Du

Take a good look at the logo abo

It is likely you will be seeing a grdeal of it in the future. Close scrutwill reveal some very interesting chac t e r i s t i c s .

The three init ials of Toronto Chr

tian Mission combine to form a desiincorporating "Cross - Christ - MaThe upward thrust of th e M i l lustra

man a s he i s r ed eemed and resurrect

from his "death" in sin through Chr

— w h o died on th e cross—from h

lowly s ta te ofdegrada t ion toh is exalts ta te of sa lva t ion in Chr is t .

The entire design visua lly dep ithe goal of missionaries of Toron

Christian Mission. No power on earth

s t rong enough: no Satan-inspired atta

mighty enough and no earthlydemagogSatanic enough to thwart th e ultima

v ic to ry o f God' s saints through ChrisWe appreciate th e work of th e broth

in Fort Wayne, Indiana, who prayerfudesigned the illustration for us .

-Dewey Thacks t



Toronto

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IN CANADA, RUSSIA , POLAND

AND OTHER EUROPEAN FIELDSFair grounds in Brno . Czechoslovakia

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The departure date for th e June

s siona ry Tou r group is at hand.

of planning now climax as we

across Europe witnessing forWe solicit your participation in

work through your daily prayers.ver ha ve we gone forth with more

doors, or greater needs. Even asthousands have prayed faith

as past journeys have been made,know you will stand with us this

Th e itinerary for the tour group is :

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$12,000

$11,000

$10,000

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J u n e 4 - -Depart fo r London

J u n e 6--Arrive in Budapes t

J u n e 8 --Ar r ive in Moscow

J u n e 12 --Arrive in Leningrad

June 15 --Arrive in Warsaw

J u n e 16-22--In Poland

June 23 - - Arr iv e i n Ber l i n

June 25- -Re turn to Amer ica

J u n e 25 Dewey Thacks ton. with

six Lincoln Christ ian College youth,

will begin th e "Youth to Youth" mis sion

program as they stay in Youth Hostels

Progress

Toward

Needed

$18,000Thanks to all of yo u who have sent

offer ings the pas t month, we have moved

awfully close to th e half-way mark forneeded funds to carry ou t the summer

evangelistic program in Europe. Most

of these funds shou ld be on hand by th e

time the group leaves for Europe on

June 4. Your con t r ibu t ions are needed

to assure an effective and succes s fu l

summer and fal l of witnessing fo r Christ

by th e miss ionar ies of Toronto Chris

t ian Mission. Eve ry d ol la r c ou nt s, but

we also need some sizeable offerings

of $25, $50. $100 or more to provide

sufficient funds. Please, will you do

what you can today? Your offer ings can

be mailed to: TorontoChristianMission.

Heltonville, Indiana. 47436.

across Euro pe a nd witness for Christ

to American and national college-age

youth. Th(»ir itinerary is l ef t f lexibl e

to allow them to t ake advan tage ofopportunities as God opens doors. Their

K'jnoral itinerary takes them south

through Swit ze rl and into Italy with a

return north through France in the di rec

tion ot Srandanv ia . They will be in

Vienna by mid August for a meeting

with the Dulins and Hedricks, This

group returns to America August 22 .

Gene and Lenora Dulin. after pick

ing up the camper late in June, will

also follow a flexible itinerary, allowin g th e Spirit to guide .Several con tac ts

a re a lr ea dy scheduled in wes te rn E ur

ope in July before they go to Czecho

slo va kia. T he Hedricks (Director of

Miss io n I nf orma ti on for T.C.M.) will

join them in Prague and share in th e

Christ ian work for a few days here be

fore bo th t he Dulins an d Hedricks t r ave l

on to Vienna where they will meet

Dewey Thackston {Director of European

Operations)and some decis ions w ill be

made r eg ar di ng th e planned Christ ian

Service Cente r. L ate r in August the

Dulins and Hedricks will go to Hungary.

The H edricks w ill return to Amer icafrom Budapes t and th e Dul ins w ill c on

t in ue t he re fo r some t ime before t r ave l

ing on to Romania. Bulgaria, and Yugo

slavia. with a return to Toronto plamied

for early November.

The Apo st le Paul appealed to the

Christians in Thessalonica saying,

Brethren, p ray for us . He knew dangers

before him and the needs of the hour.

He knew his human weaknesse s . He

knew God heard and a n s w e r e d th e

prayers of His people. We, like Paul

of old. know th e power of p ra ye r a nd

ou r needs. We ar e counting on you.

P l ea s e d o n't l et us down.



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Going ThroughDVISORY

COMMITTEE

James Myers

Lansing , Mich.

Robert Yawberg

Fort Wayne. Ind.

Charles Burgin

Louisville, Ky.

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Leno r a Du l in

Pa t r i c i a LaRue

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John Hednc*^

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Margaret SprengerSharon Shaffer Maxine Bra

E. C. Ph il li ps Roy Fuller

Vancouver . Canada Toronto, Canada

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Denve r S i z emore

Atlan ta , Ga.

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European Operations

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Sprenger

Linda Romesburg

Missionary Tour Group

Doors

B a r b a r a T h a c k s t o n

F r i e d a R o s s o l

F l o r e n c e Hedrick

Milford A n n e s s

Columbus, Ind.

Scot t Rawlings

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ADVISORY

COMMITTEE

J a m e s MorganManhat tan, K a n s a s

Albert Sigler

Canton, Ohio

R o b e r t H i l l

C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio

W i l l i a m T w a d d e l l

Decatur, Ga.

D e a n H i c k e r s o n

Ferguson, Mo.



International Week

Aug. 14-21,1970

Write fo r In te rna t iona l Week brochure.

A wise man once said, '*lt is betterto light a candle than to curse thedaricness."

REPORT FROM TORONTO

Published nonthly. cjcepl August, by Toronto Christian Mission.Inc. , Lenl s ton , New York. Application to Rial! at second<!a8Spostage rates 1b pending at Lewlston, New Yo rk 14092.

The rollowlnglsacompletellst ofall those currentlyassociated with Toronto Christian Mission:

Cene Dullo

Leno r s DuUn

Devrey Thackston

Barbara ThacksCon

Alan LaRue

Pat r ic ia LaRue

John Kedr lck

Florence Hedr ick

Charles Sprenget

Margaret SprengerCharles Braniun

Max l a e Bit inuRi

John K, Hu kMary Huk

Sharon Shaffer

OelotBs SMibrough

Robe rt Hosken

Che ry l Hosken

Fi leda Rosso l

Linda RomesburgVan lt a Du l ln

Karlita Dulln

Myrtle McDonald,Fwdg. Agt.

The following Is a list ofthe AdvisoryCommitteeof

Toronto Chr ls l lt u i Uias lon:

Glen Arthlngton

CliBtles Burgin

Roy Puller

Dean HIcke r son

Robert Hi ll

James Morgan

James Myers, Chrm.

B. C. phlljips

Scott Ranllngs

AlbertSIglerDenver SizemoreWilliam TwaddeURobert Yawberg

Toronto Christian Mission, Inc.'s legal advlso' Is Mllford Anness.

All Correspondence should be addressed t o: P .O. Box 220. Station"N". Toronto 14. Ontario. Canada.or Heltonville.Indiana. 47436.

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Service Cen te r

Plan s fo r th e Chris t ian Sorv ice

Center in E urope (lik ely Vienna ,

Austria) continue to develop with pe r

sonnel . program, an d activit ies begin

ning to take shape. Details wil l b eg in

to crystal ize as t he Du lins , Hedr ick s,

an d Dewoy Thackston study th e si tuation in Vienna in August .

A recent letter from Bro . Andrew,

author of God's Smuggler says .

"You r p lan to es tabl i sh a Chr is t ian

Service Center in Europe sounds really

exciting, and I would be very grateful

to get more information about th is . 1 do

not think that a thing l ik e t hi s a lr eady

exis t s , so you may w ell have found th e

mind of th e Lord on this, and we gladly

join with yo u in prayer that th e Lord

wil l use th is to the ex tens ion of His

kingdom in East and Western Europe

and indeed a l l over th e wor ld . "

We solicit your continued prayers

that God will guide as consider a tion i s

given to this important step forward fo r

the extension of His kingdom.

With the

Mission Family

Delores ScarbTOugh, who has served

so very efficiently in our mailing room,

is returning to col lege this fal l t o pursue

her education as a s choo l t ea che r. We

s incer e ly apprecia te her dedication and

pray God's blessings upon he r as sheenters a new area of activity. Her

Christ ian charac te r will certainly make

he r an e f fe c ti ve w i tn e s s fo r Chri s t as

s h e con ti n ue s her educa ti on and teaches

young peop le . . .Another one of our

" f am i l y " , Sharon Shaff er , ha s an

nounced her engagement to Les Euper

with a Novembe r 7, 1970, wedding

p lanned i n T or on to .

New Slide

Set Available

"God Opens Doors " i s a new se t

of sl ides dealing w it h t he five-fold min

istry of Toronto Christian Mission.

Th i s se t of 80 s lid es is now ava i lab le

with a taped commentary taking 25 minutes to play, or with a printed com

mentary fo r y ou r reading. You can order

these from Toronto Chris tian Mission.

Box 22 0, Stat ion N, Toronto 14 . Ontario .

A se t of these slides is also being

placed in Mission Services library at

Box 638 , Jo l ie t , I l li noi s , 60434.

FRIEDA ROSSOL

TO T.C.M

Frieda Rossol. Rockford, Illinoiswill be moving to Toronto in July t

serve as a miss ionary with Toron

Chr is t ian Miss ion . She w ill b e a s s i s

ing i n t he p ri nt in g-ma il in g d ep ar tmen

an d will also share in office respons

b i l i t i e s .Frieda was born of German parent

in Poland in 1939. She g rew up in We

Germany , and immigra ted t o Amer ica i

1956. Afte r complet ing high school i

Rockford. I l l inois , she went t o L in co l

Chris tian College where she graduate

in 1966. Since that t ime she h as bee

active in th e Ca lva ry Church of Chris

in Rockford while she has worked a

s ecu l a r work a s a t r an s l at o r a n d clerk

typis t . She is fluent in her nativ

German .

Frieda's background, education

and experience highly qualifies he r fo

work w ith T or on to Chris tian Mission

especially in view of our expandin

ministry in Europe. Sh e needs fu

living-link support to enable her

serve in this important ministry. (Se

inside poster for p ic tu re .) F o r add

tional information, please write in car

of : Toronto Chris tian Mi ss io n . Box 220

Stat ion N. Toronto 14 . Ontar io. Canada

NOTICE!!

Beginning immediately, allmail being sent to us in Canada

s ho uld b e addressed to :


Box 22 0 Station N

Toronto 14, Ontario, CANADA

An increase in rent for the

space we were using, plus a need

for additional work space for the

expanded work of the Mission , ha s

prompted us to look for other facil

ities. Bro. Alan LaRue , D ir ec to r o

Canadian Operations, found an idea

si tuat ion fo r us where we can ac

quire sufficient facilities for the

Mission to function effectively and

efficiently and at the same time

allow opportunity for expanding ou

witness in Toronto. We will carr>' a

detailed story and pictures in a

later issue of REPORT. Meanwhile

be sure to record this change in ou

Canad ian address .



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JUL 17 197(^

Toronto

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July, 1970

A New Home For Toronto Christ ian Mission

T o r o n t o C h r i s t i a n M i s s i o n h a s a n e win Toronto . A v a c a n t church bui ld

g owned by t he Ang li can church has

en a cqui re d fo r th e work of the Mis

The move has already been com

although there is much work to

done t o t he bui ld ing to make it fullyfo r our work.

A new location was necessitated byunusua lly l a rge increase in re nt a s

r l e a s e expired a t our old location an d

a very uncoope ra ti ve l andlor d. The

certainly guided as Alan LaRue

t h e i ni ti at iv e i n t h e s e a r c h fo r a

ew hom e for th e M i s s i o n . H e c o n t a c t e d

church o rg ani za t io n s about t he

o f p urc ha sin g an unusedr ch bui ld ing. The Anglican church

a building in south-western

Toronto which ha d been

when two congregations merged.

The building had been started in

9 38 w ith c on st ru ct io n o f a b a s e m e n t

Later an auditorium seating ap

ximate ly 350 people was completed.

n 1957 a Sunday school annex with

t l a rge rooms was added. The build

ng of brick, stone, and concrete b lock

was in reaso nab le repair

over a year of vacancy andbe used fo r ou r purposes with a

of remodeling.

COST

Cost of course became th e bi g factor.

he building and land is worth an esti

$250,000. To duplicate th e buildg today would be even more costly

t h i s . B u t one f a c t o r in o ur fav or

s that church buildings do no t s e l l

This building ha d been on th e

fo r over a year. Some commer

organizations had tried to ge t itor a steal, but t he Ang li can o rg an iz a

p re fe rr ed the building being used

r church purposes and had refused to

to commercial e nt er pr is es . The

a sk in g p ri ce had been $120,000, then$90,000, an d f inally when Bro. LaRue

made t he a pp ro ac h and explained our

work, they d r o p p e d th e f i g u r e to

$80,000. While we knew th e building

was worth this figure, we a l s o were

h e s i t a n t to commi t o u r s e l v e s to s u c h a

large expenditure in v iew of other com

mitments, an d considering th e need for

time to raise t he down payment. Finallywe made an offer we c o n s i d e r e d to be

r idiculous—$60,000 with a $15,000

down paymen t due January 1, 1971,with us r en ting the bui ld ing at $750 pe r

month until that date. They counteredou r o ff er b y requesting $1,000 immedi

ately, only $200 pe r month until January1, 1971, when we would p ay $14 ,0 00

balance on the down payment and they

will c ar ry a n open mortgage a t th e pre

vailing interest rate fo r th e $45,000

balance. The leaders of the Anglican

organization ar e pleased that t he bui ld

in g will be used fo r church purposes

an d were willing to a s s i s t beyond allexpectations to make i t possible fo r

us to acquire th e building. Ou r advisory

committee gave a 100% vo te in favor of

purchasing th e building on these terms.

Contracts were s ig ne d a nd th e mission

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took possession on June 1. All of th eoffices have been moved to th e new l o

cation and the last material printed inthe old s h o p w i l l be this i s s u e of

Report From Toronto. The press an d

al l the other equipment in the print

shop will be moved to the new loca

tion immediately.

Payments on the mortgage at th e new

location will be much l e s s than rent

would be on comparable office facilit ies. Adding utilit ies an d maintenance

c o s t s will s t i l l make a much s m a l l e r

expenditure necessary than we would

have been paying for rent.

AREA ASSEMBLIES

We have much more than working

facilities for the world-wide ministry

of th e Mission. We have a church audi

torium large enough to hou se a ny areaassembly that is held, thus elminating

n e c e s s i t y t o r en t f ac il it ie s a s h as been

done in th e past. The d in ing room and

kitchen will allow for b an qu et s t ha t

have been impossible except at ex-

horbitant prices in restaurants. This

c a n s e r v e a s a n a re a-w id e c ente r fo r

evangelism an d fellowship.

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NEW CHURCH

But of grea ter importance is that we

have f ac i l i t i e s to s t a r t a new work fo r

Chr i s t in an a r e a of Toron t o where w e

have no wi tne s s . We a re a bo ut 10 mi le s

from ei ther th e Wes tw ay o r th e KeeleS tr ee t c hu rc he s. Since there are no

members of the church living in th e

immediate area of our n ew location, wewi l l n ot h av e a nuc leus from an e x i s t

i ng cong reg at io n to come in an d give

us a s si s ta nc e a s we start . Mission pe rsonnel will participate in the new work,

but we are n ot asking membe rs t o c om e

from th e othe r Toronto c hu rc he s o f

Ch r i s t s i n c e w e know t h e s e chu r che s

are not yet strong enough to give their

members to a new work. We alreadyhave youth mee tin gs un de rw ay a nd a n

ticipate a d d i t i o n a l services being

started in the fall. Undoubtedly a mis'-sionary-minister for this n ew work willhave to be r ec ru i ted in th e immedia te

future.

MISSION FACILITIES

As fa r a s fac i l i t ies fo r th e M is sio n

are concerned, off ices h ave been ar

ranged for each of the men and spacese t aside for typesetting, mailing, and

other work. The d esi gn of th e buildingis so su it a bl e fo r ou r work tha t o nl y o ne

permanent parti t ion ha d to be ins tal led,

which divided a large room to allow fo r

B ro. B ranum 's off ice and fo r a radio

s tud io . Two div ide r s in anothe r room

has given some privacy to th e book

keeper and typist .Th e radio studio is being p repa red

now. Acoust ical materials are being

installed an d needed e le ct roni c equ ipment will be purchased as funds are

avai l ab le . A sma l l ki tchen off wha t wil l

be our studio is bei ng conve rt ed into

th e con tro l boo th . T he new doors o f

opportunity that have come for broadcas t ing g iv es s ome u rg en cy to an earlycompletion of th e studio.The moving of the printing opera

t ion i s th e m o st i nv ol ve d of aU. The

dark room fo r preparing negat ives and

plates will h ave t o have water ins tal led,

but this wil l require a minimum of plumb

in g since th e w ate r g oe s through th e

room we plan to use. T he p re ss room

already has 2 20 v olt w irin g ins tal led,

but the ac tua l moving of th e press will

require i t being dismantled an d then

reassembled. Some needed repairs will

be done a t th is s a m e tim e u nd er the

s up er vi si on o f our n ew p rin te r, Bro.Charles Sprenger.Th e pictures give you a better idea

of the bui ld in g t han al l of th e words

we can use. Only God could have guidedus to this excel lent facil i ty fo r th e work

of the Mis si on . Onl y God's people can

supply th e needs we have to make th e

down payment, do the needed paint ing

and remodeling, and to use th is as an

evangel is t ic center fo r th e glory of

Christ.

MISSIONARY WORKERS

NEEDED IN ONTARIO

There are several opportunities in

Ontario right now for dedicated missionary-ministers of Christ . The Niagara

congregation is in need of a preacher.T he Mount ai n V i ew church in Hami l ton

needs a m an in th e fa l l . T h e new work

on the Lake sho r e in Toronto need s an

evangelist . A r e t i r e d c ou pl e c ou ldgreatly assis t t he m is si on around th enew faci l i t ies in caring fo r i t, helping

in th e offices and in other ways . There

are opportunities fo r a couple of girls

t o w ork into th e mission program in th e

near future as t he p rint ing mini st ry an d

Chr i st i an educa tion programs expand.

Each of th e a bo ve m en tio ne d posi

t ions require a missionary or someone

with outs ide income to support them.

E ac h are a is a needy on e right now.Will you consider the challenge of

Ontar io and your place in it ?

r\S18.000

$17,000

S16.000

SIS.OOO

SH.OOO

$13,000

$12,000

$11 , 000

$10,000

$9,000

Progress

Toward

Needed

$18,000S8.000 We are up to $14,500 on th e

needed funds to cove r our

summer missionary work insG.ooo Europe. Your o ff er in gs a re

needed to f in is h p ay in g fo r

th e camper an d to provide$4,000 Bib l e s and o th e r m a te ri al s

fo r w ork er s in v ar io us com

munist lands. Please desig-$2,000 j ja te y ou r offerings, POR-

$1,000 EIGN WORK and send to:Toronto Christian Mission,

P.O. Box 220, Station N,Toronto 14 , On ta r io .

$7,000

$S,000

$3,000

NEEDS FOR NEW BUILDING

Downpayment due Jan. 1, 1971 $15,000350 f ol di ng chairs $3.25®

200 song books $1.35@40 gal lons of paint $8.50®

Radio studio and equipment . . . .$1500:

Printing shop alterations $900^Flannelgraph boards $5.50@'

Outdoor sign $80-

Communion s e r v i c e ;

6 trays with g lasses $21.50@.

6 bread plates $10.75@

2 covers $10.50@

Offering plates $11.75@

20 0 Bibles $1.35@

Lumber $400

Volunteer help t o p ai nt and fi x up

ILL IN O IS :

"M y prayers an d interest are with

you in your for thcoming tr ips. I do pra

that many doors will be opened to yo u

and you will be le d an d protected througout your efforts to serve Him."

INDIANA:

" I know you are doing good workand we ca n trust you to use th e monewhere i t is needed most fo r saving soul

for Chr i s t . "

KANSAS:

" I t i s time once again to send in

ou r monthly contribution for your grea

and varied work. We rejoice in all youare being able to do fo r th e Lord. W

only hope that when you return from yousummer ' s work behind th e i ron cur ta in

yo u ca n come into our sect ion of th e

country because we st i l l hope to hav

you h ere a nd re port to us . "

INDIANA:

" T h e men of our c h ur ch d e ci de d t h i

yea r t hey would send money to help bu y

the cam per instead of b uy in g flowers

fo r Mother' s Day.

"W e ladies are very proud that ou

menfolk a r e conce rned abou t t he spread

in g of th e Good News throughout th eworld an d are glad t he y d e ci ded to use

their money i n t his way." F l o w e r s would have soon f aded

away bu t this way, we pray, many soulswill hear t he Gospel that might not have

heard othe rw i se . "

OHIO:

"This check is my thank you to th eLord for helping me take census . I am

a housewife, h it worked a month on

1970 U.S. Census , an d got into some

frightening situations. The Lord saw

me through safe ly .

"I pray that t hi s check will be used

in whatever way you need i t most to

send th e gospel to Europe, either in th eRussian work or th e radio ministry o

wherever you can use i t bes t .

"May the missionaries find strengthof spir i t an d s ou l a nd body from Jesusto carry His Word.

" I'm s o happy I have i t to give.

" I pray He will open many, many

hea r t s fo r H is s a k e . "

IN MEMORIAM

Ou r Christ ian sympathy is extendedto th e Charles Branum family on th epass ing of his f at he r. B ro th er Branumwas a minister of th e gospel for ovefifty years.



NOTICE

i Beginning immediately, al l mail being sent to us in Canada should beaddressed to :

I TORONTO CHRISTIAN MISSIONI P.O. Box 220, Station Ni Toronto 14, Ontario, Canada

REPORT FROM TORONTO

Publlahad monthly, except August, by Toronto Christian Mission,Inc.. 421 Center Street, Lewlston, New York, 14092. Applicationto mai l a t second-clas s postage rates Is pending a t Lewls ton,New Vo tk . 1 40 92 .

The following Is

as soc i a t ed

Osne OuUn

Le t iora Du l ln

Dewey Thackstos

Bat tara Tbackston

A l a n L a R ue

Pat r ic ia LaRue

John Kadr ick

Florence Hedrlck

a complete list of all those curren t lywith TotoniQ Chris t ian Mission:

Charles Sptenger

Hatcaret SprengerC har l e s B m u i c

Haxlae Btanuoi

Jotin K. HukMary Huk

Sharon Sha f fer

Fr ieda Roasci

Robert Hosken

Chery l Uosken

Linda Rooesburg

Vani ta Dultn

Karl i ta Dulln

Myrtle McDonald,

Fwdg .Ag t .

Th e following Isal is t of the AdvisoryCommltteeof

Toronto Chr i s ti an Mission:

Olen Arthlngtoa

Charles Burgln

Roy Fuller

Dean Hlcke r son

Rober t Hill

J am es Morgan

James Myers. Chim.

E. C. Ph il l ip s

Scot t Rawl lngsAlbert Slg le rDenver Sizemore

WilUam Twaddel l

Robert Yawberg

Toronto Christian Mission. Inc.'s legal adv isor is Milford Anness.

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There w e re t im e s o f t e a r s and t imes

when we laughed. There were anxious

moments, and moments of relief and joy.

There was i ns pir at io n and encouragement . There were t imes when our hea r ts

bled fo r th e sa int s we met. And then

we th an ke d G od anew fo r America and

for th e blessings we ha ve in this great

land. Every person from a young man

18 years old to ou r oldest co-laborer

who was 82 came h o m e with a new

appreciat ion for his coun t ry and fo r th e

non-denominationalmessage we preach.

Our visit in London gave us time to

coi fe r with some Chr is t ians we have

ass i s ted and who have ass i s ted us in

the work o f ttie Lord in t he commun is t-

dominated lands. In many ways we feelthose f ew hou rs will be most beneficial

for th e cause ofChrist in years to come.

In Hungary Bro. Dulin preached at

th e morning serv ice , an d in th e even

ing, he and five other men went to a

church several miles from Budapest fo r

services where all th e group ha d oppor

t un it y t o s pe ak . P la ns for future work

were d i scu ssed .

In Moscow s eve ra l o f our group were

in th e Tuesday night service when th e

youth c ho ir s an g. T hu rs da y n ig ht both

Bro. Dulin and Bro. Huk preached. InLen ingr ad t he group sang as a choir,

Nancy Clark and Cheryl Haun sang,

Hu k in ded ica tion s e rvice

Bro. Dulin preached an d B ro . Huk al

brought a short message.

In Poland a t le as t 75 d if fe re n t me

sages were delivered by the grodu ri ng the eight days o f v is it at ion

churches across the country. Rent

automobiles allowed t he l ar ge group

d iv i de i n to three smal ler t eams to t rav

to cities as well as out-of-the-way v

lages for s er vi ce s. "Th an k God yo

have come!" "We look forward to yo

v is it e ac h y e ar ." " D on 't fail to com

again next year ." Such commen ts heus rea l i ze how m uch s u ch v is it s me

to th e people in these countries, b

i t ' s doubtful t ha t o ur Amer ic an min

will ever comprehend fully just what

means to t h e s e Chr i s t i ans fo r fe l lo

Chr i s t i an s to come from Amer ica an

Canada .

You can never, just from reading

see ing pictures , know the true fai

a nd d ev ot ion of these people in th

communist lands. Going to visit the

an d taking a look for yourself wil l a ll o

you to determine from personal exper

ence what is really going on. No defi

it e date has ye t been set , bu t a no th

missionary tour will l ikely be c onduct

in June , 1971. Write us a t P.O . Bo

220, Station N, Toronto 14 , Ontari

fo r addi t ional i n format ion . You ' l l be

b e tt e r Ch r is ti a n and a bet ter Amer ica

i f you part i cipate in on e of these tour

Summary ReportJohn Huk preached many times in R

mania, Poland and Russia during th

missionary tour in April, May and JunIn Poland in one 7 day period he preaced in Svillages.He also participated3 church building dedications. He vised th e vil lage where he was born

Russia and preached in the near

church, as well as in o ther churcheThousands of souls remain true to ChriYoung and old are being converted.Romania he preached numerous tim

an d reports that t he b re th re n t her e aanx ious ly await ing the Sept. visitGene and L e n c a Dulin .



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Toronto

Christian

Mission, Inc.REPORTS ON M ISSION WORK



September , 1970

HE 1 8 - M O N T H - L O N G SUMMER

How does one go about evaluating

months of Christ ian se rv ice byx individuals? I, frankly, don' t know

begin. The temptation is strong

rely heavily upon a stat ist ic-fi l led

That would be patently unjust,

It i s simply impos si bl e to

three months of six people's

to a jumble of figures-however

a jumble they might seem to

- a nd h ave them tel l th e full story.

Or maybe a c h r o n i c l e of ev en ts

be b es t. T h is , too, seems inade

An historic summary can be as

as a s t a t i s t i c a l one .

Where , then, to begin? I want to

some of each of the above with

fo r certain. But more than these,want desperate ly to have you feel

of th e pathos , won de rs , a nd jo ys

f iv e g re at kids from Linco ln Chri s

a n C ol le ge (mi ss io na ri es in a very

sense of th e term) and one

oWer missionary fe lt as we watc h

d the Lord use us and t e ach us th is

summer .

I t ' s been a long-short summer since

waved goodbye to those at th e

nto In ternat ional Airport (my wife,

and our three ch ildren among

unt i l now a s I s i t here in th e

Duche' de Luxemburg awaitingr f li gh t home. We have been gone aover eleven weeks and have

more than 30,000 miles by

t rain , automobile , bus, trolley,

ship an d on foot. Several

th e lat ter. We will h av e w it ne ss ed

twenty-one countries. The kids and

sang of ou r faith and spoke of it to

of persons throughout Europe.

have been in l ar ge gat he ri ng s, as

t he congr egat ion in Leningrad,

Others have been smal le r

a s a t rh e youth hostel in

Belgium. There were t imes

thrilled at th e jo y of Christian

as in th e Chr i st i an Serv ice

Camp in Lugano. Switzerland. Other

scenes made u s litera lly sick as wesaw th e decadence of th e human race,

for example, in the " Re d L ig ht " dis

t r i c t o f Amst er dam Nether lands .

We felt th e privilege and responsi

bility ofbecoming deeply involved with

men an d women of education and culture

in the formal sense. Among many, I recal l v iv id ly t he case of a gentleman we

met on a train who had become ve ry

dis i l lus ioned with Chris t i ans a nd C hr is

t ia nity in general. He was a n o ffic er

in th e European Common Market. In giv

in g me his name and address an d invi

tation to correspond with him later, he

privately and with obvious emotion said ,

"I can ' t yet claim to be a believer. Bu t

I mus t admit that I deepl y w ish I had

what those young people have in their

l i v e s . "

Our hear ts wer e mad e h ea vy a nd y et .

cu rious ly , i nv igo ra ted by th e oppor

tunity of sharing materially an d spirit

ual ly with those who are in much l ess

fortunate c i rcumstances than we . Again,

among others , I am remin de d of th e

Holiday Bible School we assisted in

Conventry, England. It was in a near-

ghetto area of the city. There were many

touching moments felt there, bu t pe r

haps the most significant to us was

when severa l of the H indi chi ldren

b r ough t gifts the las t day fo r their

"Teache r s " . They were squares of

Cher yl , N ancy and

Dewey loith s tu

dents from Ethiopt

and USA in Milan

Italy.

construction paper w it h flowers pasted

on them in the form of a cross and words

such as "God gave Hi s Son fo r al l"

laboriously printed on them.

A major objective of ou r "Youth to

Youth in Europe" experiment was to

witness to American young p e o p l e

travelling in Europe. We ha d many

many opportunit ies to do just that. We

found one of our most advantageous

t ime s to wi tnes s w as w hile we were

r iding on th e t ra in s b etween cities fo r

s e v e r a l hou r s a t a t ime . An i n t en s i ve

f ol low-up p rogr am of literature and

correspondence as well as persona

visi ts when feasible is planned.

T h e r e w e r e numerous encoun t e r s

from whi ch I s h a l l choose one fo r

i ll u st r at iv e p u rp o se s .

We were trying—vainly—to find eithe

th e si te of th e Chr is t ian Service Camp

in Lugano, Switzerland, or a place to

stay where we could afford th e tariff

We w ere no t having any success in do

ing either. And it was getting late. As

we were about to despair of f inding a

suitable spo t in Lugano and were co n

s ider ing ou r next move, a lady ap

p roac he d u s and asked if we were look

in g for ro om s. O f course , we were ! Sh e

and her husband had recently moved in

to a home in th e outskirts of Lugano

intending to lease part of i t as apart

ments . They did not yet have tenants

and s ince they needed money, they

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18-MONTH SUMMER

(continued from page 1)

stopped by the railway station justin time to meet us.

Two young fellows were standingnearby who had suffered the same de

feats in the room-renting wars as we.They asked if they could possibly find

accommodationswith

us. To make along sto ry sh ort, they came w ith us .

They a te with u s. They spent the earlymorning visiting with us and then th elate evening w ith us in ou r devotionaltime. As you ca n imagine, the dis

cuss ion time was extended consid

erably. The next morning as t hey wereleaving, they confessed their reluctance to do so. They said they hadnever seen a group which was so ob

viously happy. They want to keep in

touch. I don't believe we met from pure

chance .

As you have already been abl e to

see , most of the resul ts o f th e summer 's mis sionary v en ture w ill h ave toawai t the ev a lu a ti o n o f t he f ut ur e. Who

can fathom th e far-reaching possibilit ies for the work of Christ engenderedby th e indelible impressions of a sum

mer 's l a b o r of love in th e l ives of

Che ry l. N an cy . Polly. Jim and Sam?

Who would dare limit th e power of theWord of God to spring up and bear fruitfo r Chr i s t in th e so i l s of human hear t s

in which i t was imp la nt ed ? Who will

be so b la sp hemous a s to c l a im th e

power o f God Himself in predicting th eeffect upon the world-wide program ofevangel i sm fo r th e Lord 's Church in

years to come of th e concepts perceivedthrough the intimate relationships of"Youth to Youth in Europe" this summer? Certa inly noi //// It is quite likelyth e re w il l be a few i nd iv idua l s - some

quite sincere and others quite self-

seeking-who will deny the wisdom of

such a v e n t u r e fo r Chris t . I cannot

speak from th e van tage point of 3,500

miles distance, but o nly from the view

of one who participated, observed and

r ec or de d t he actual even t s o f the sum

mer as they unfol ded. P rom that view

point, it w as a most worthwhi le experiment . I am conf ident it was worth a l l

the time, effort, money a nd p ra ye rs itco s t . You see , I am one who i s conf i

dent the Lord can st i l l bless , use andmultiply g re at ly a ll we ar e able to ex

pend in the serv ice to Him.

That ' s th e partial story of "The 18 -Month-Long Summer" .

My s peak ing s chedu l e fo r th e com

in g months is quickly filling. Please

write or phone soon is you desire toarrange a speak ing da te with your group.The European phase of our m in is tr y is

an exciting on e an d I want to sh are itwith you.

-Dewey A. Thacks ton

Needed

$18,000

Supplied

$18,000

$17,000

$16,000

$15,000

$14,000

$13,000

$12,000

$11,000

$10,000

$9,000

$8,000

$7,000

$6,000

$5,000

$4,000

$3,000

$2,000

$1,000

Praise God for the support from th ebrethren who provided the necessaryfunds fo r t hi s s umme r' s ac t ivi t i es . As

you can see by the thermometer, Godhas blessed in a wonderful way.

Rad i o

Repor

God continues to open doors, throth e work of Toronto Chris t ian Miss

We are seeing i t demonstrated in

radio ministry, as in other areasevangel is t ic endeavor.

Starting in October, th e Russ

language program-THE EVERLASTGOSPEL-wi l lbe expanded to a 30-

ut e format and become a weekly brcast from Radio Trans Europa in

bon, Portugal. This is a brand

250,000 watt short-wave station,we truly thank the Lord for provit he oppor t un i ty ofbeing one of th e

religious broadcas ters on this po

fu l facility!

In addition to this, three weeklyminute broadcasts continue from Man

Phi lipp ine I s lands, with Brother J

Huk as s pe ak er . R e ce nt c on ta ct s m

in Rus s i a and Poland assu r e us

these programs are being heard—

" s e ed of th e Gospel" is being sowWith this expanded communica

o ppo rtun ity c om es the need fo r fu

fo r underwri t ing th e cos t of th e br

casts . The f ai th ful , g ene rous sup

being r egul ar ly received fo r thispose is g rat e fu l ly acknowledged,

more is certainly needed. We seek

dividuals, Bible School c lasses ,

other groups of concerned Christ

who will a s sume sponso rsh ip of th

weekly rad io broadcasts.

We have no place to turn but toLord's People-and we feel assu

that His P eo ple w ill rise to th e n

by supplying th e funds necessary

maintaining this vital world-wider each .

With th e acquis t ion of our of

fac i l i t ies on Lakeshore , Toronto ,

now have a s izeable area being

ver ted int o a recording studio andtrol room. This w ill b e u se d for t heparation of foreign-language radio ta

Before th is area can be comple

however , f unds for carpeting and at iona l acous t i c a l mate r ia l a re n ee

Anyone wishing to share in the

pletion of th e r ec or di ng studio (w

wil l also serve as Devotional Chfo r use by the Mission Staf f pe rsonmay des ignate gifts fo r this purpIndividuals and groups giving twe

five dollars or more may hav e

names l is ted on a plaque-like wall p

that will be a perm anent pa rt of

studio furnishings.

We truly believe tha t "RAD IOTHERE WITH THE GOSPEL , WH

MISSIONARIES CANNOT GO . "

dollars, contributed to our Radio M

try, help to m ake it so!

- Char les Branum, Director of R

Operat



S IXTEEN DAYS

IN AUGUST

John and Florence Hedrick on left with Christians in Hungary.

The dramatic spiritual impact of amissionary tour in certain countries

of the world is written indelibly uponou r hearts! The providential hand ofGod ha s been evidenced during these

thrilling sixteen days of August. Wehave discovered anew the meaning ofon e of our most oft-repeated phrases:

"God opens doors!" We rejoice to report that there is indeed Chris t ian faith

i n unexpec ted p la ce s! We saw it in the

po ignant p l ead ing of a Chris tian woman

who sa id, "P l e a s e . . .come an d have a

service at my home tonight." We sawcourageous fai th in the eyes of a girl

from a satellite country who told ushow difficult i t was to ma in ta in f ai th

in Christ in an atmosphere of atheistichostil i ty. We w it ne ss ed fa it h in th e

r a d i a n t countenance of a Christian

couple with whom we worshipped intheir home. We observed a genuine

steadfastness in th e c on tin ua l la bo rs

of a brother in Christ who had been

converted from Judaism more than thi rtyyears ago. We experienced the joy of

fellowship with a young Christian

couplean d

clearlywitnessed how

theirChrist ian love fo r o ne another had been

further sanctified by God's gift of aprecious baby girl!

We gathered around th e Table of th e

Lord in a little assembly of Christiansin Vienna. There we drank from th e

common cup representing th e sacrificial

b l o o d of our Lord J e s u s Chr is t . We

shared in communion with Chris t as

we "broke bread together!" Our hearts

w ent o ut to th e bro ther in Chri s t who

faced the challenging task of protect

ing the doctr inal puri ty of Christians,an d st i l l withstanding th e immense

pressures of an unfriendly government.

Wewho live in free America or an y freecountry can never fathom th e indescrib

a bl e p re ss ur es faced by these valiant

Christians every day. It is all to o easy

fo r us to say how we would conduct

ourse lves in a capt ive c ou nt ry . B ut i t

is obv ious that we could no t know unt i l

we had the experience ourselves. May

God del iv er u s from th e tragedy of life

under a police sta te .

In Vienna we r enewed happy fellow

ship with Gene an d Le n or a Dulin,Dewey Thackston, and the Bible college

youth who wer e w ith him. We travelled

with th e Dul ins , and we thri l l to their

dedication to God an d t he spreading of

His Word. The ir Ch ri st ia n surrender is

most appreciated by those who know

them best . It was refreshing to see

Dewey aga in ! How qualif ied he is fo r

th e immense t ask he had this summer

of "shepherding" a group o f fin e Bible

college students. Dewey has sufficient

familiarity with a multilingual situation

so he co uld safely guide th e studentsthrough th e maze of t rave l regula t ions ,etc. And if Nancy Clark, Cheryl Haun,

and Jim Poll ar e typical o f t he students

Dewey t ravel led with, then we regret

not mee ti ng th e rest of th e group! We

felt th e students enjoyed th e summer's

fellowship with "Dad" Thackston! But

Dewey and t he y w il l be eternally grate

fu l fo r th e guidance of our Heavenly

F ath er as t he y w i tn es se d to American

an d European youth.

Yes. . .F lo rence and I fee l we came

A report from a recen t visitor to

Asia t ic Russ i a ind ica tes that God is

opening doors there for the Gos pel.

People are h un gary fo r th e b read of

life as indicated by their requests for

Scriptures. Bro. Huk's (pictured on th e

right) Manila broadcast is heard re g

ularly an d enthusiast ical ly received.

back from the missionary sojourn a

bet ter Chr ist ians an d better Americans

and we will always be grateful fo r th

opportunity of seeing th e light of th

world at work in th e midst of darkness

Certainly my wife an d I were already

convi nc ed o f th e spiritual value of thminis t ry of Toron to Chri s t i an Mission

However , we come home to Americ

persuaded th at C hr is ti an s throughou

America mus t h ear th e fantastic stor

of fa ith being unfolded as ' *God opendoo r s ! "

My speak ing schedu le fo r t he r ema in

de r of 1970 is filling up r ap id ly : bu

there a rea few openings in th e schedul

. . .i f yo u will c on ta ct u s s oo n! I s in

cerely want to share th e spir itual bless

ings I have received with you and you

congregation. Please contact us righ

away regarding th e spring and summe

o f 1971 . . .wil l you? My ta sk as Directo

of Mission Information is to keep Chris

t i an s in Amer ica informed about th

work of Toronto Christian Mission , and

to challenge them to c ommi t thei

sp i r i tua l and f inancial resources to

this ministry. Will you share in out ask. . . today? We remain affection

ately. . .

H is and yours t il l J es u s comes

John and Florence Hedr ick

3271 Rocke r Dr ive , Apt. 2

Cincinna t i , Ohio 45239

or

Mr. and Mrs. John Hedrick

P. O. Box 220, Station N

Toronto 14 , Ontar io, Canada



Canada Report

Summer has been a busy time for

those of th e miss ion who remained in

Canada ,

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLYA lan L aR ue w as dean of I n t e rna t i ona l

Week at Ontario Christian Assembly

th e las t of August, (Ne ls on Deu it ch

ass i s ted him.) The week was the bes t

e ve r in the minds o f t h e o ld tim er s t he re .

Every speaker di d a wonderful jo b on

th e subject of "Witnessing" an d the

young p eo pl e re sp on de d b y doing, no t

jus t l is te n in g . Seve ra l d edi ca te d their

l ives to th e ministry. What a thrill to

see young men step ou t for the Lord.

Le t t e r s from s eve ra l who at t ended have

ind ica ted tha t numerous dec i s i on s were

made fol lowing camp as well.

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LAKESHORE CHRISTIAN CENTRE

The r en ova ti on o f t he miss ion off ices

is well on i t s way to complet ion. Pain t

in g and some outside work will com

plete this in th e early fall. Most of th eequipment has been installed in the

new building, Charles Sp re nge r a nd

Bob Hosk en h ave worked long hours

in getting th e print ing shop se t up . It

i s th e b e st s it ua ti on in th e mission ' s

history. Charles Branum ha s t he r ecor d

in g studio nearly completed and tapesar e being made here fo r th e Russianb roadcas t s . Most of the off ices are com

plete an d serving ou r busy staff.We pray that you will re sp ond t o t he

challenge of raising th e funds to take

care of the imp rovement s and the down

payment. The total will come to about

$6,000 fo r material, equipment, and

l ab or (mo st of th e la tter w as donated,bu t a plumber and electr ician had to beemployed for a time) and $15,000 for

th e down payment . Since we have only

until th e first of January to raise th e

down payment, we hope you will help

out. A good number of vis i tors from

support ing congregat ions have seen th eLake sho r e Chri s t i an Cen tr e a nd a l l feel

it is a good investment.

Karli ta Dulin a n d Maria B ranum

di rec ted a Va ca ti on B i bl e S ch o ol at the

Lakeshore Christian Centre in July,They called It J.A.M. Time, which

s tands fo r J e s u s And Me . Ov e r 80

c hild re n b et we en 4 and 10 at tended

from th e area around the building. Theaverage was in th e mid 50's fo r th e twoweeks. The 4 LaRue chi ldren were th e

only ones connected with the chu rch ofChrist. Several good prospects were

contacted during t hi s time .

The "Come Aliv--' Singers" o f T he

Cincinnati Bible Seminary presented a

program at th e Centre in August an d

many people from th e community plusth e a rea brethren at t ended . Th i s a l so

sparked the interest of the communi ty .On September 13 services will begin

on a regular basis in th e building. Aprogram of mail contact , advert is ing

an d personal ca ll s i s being undertaken.

Var ious members o f th e m i ss io n s ta ffwil l p re ach and teach a t f ir st . All hope

that a s tr ong congr egat ion can be de

v el op ed i n this location.

OPEN HOUSE

November 7 and 8 will be a grand

tim e of f ello wsh ip fo r th e miss i on and

h er s up po rt er s. Plans are being fo r

mulated fo r a program of information

and insp ira t ion a t t h e Lakesho re Cen tr e .

On Sa tu rday af te rnoon a report of th e

summer 's ac t iv i t ies will be given by

t h e s t a f f m em be rs w ho have been so

involved. A banquet will be served

in th e evening. On th e Lord's Daymorn-

in g a service of praise will highlight tweekend. An ear ly a ft er noon serviand open house will follow. Thisb ein g p la nn ed so that you might

able to be with u s. B ri ng up a carlo

from the congregat ion there. If you lus know in advance, motel accommod

tio ns c an be made fo r you within wa

in g d is tance o f the' building.God is blessing th e work of t

mission wherever He is leading an d w

give Him th e praise. Your prayers an e ed ed d ai ly . We constantly are seeki

ou t His guidance and l ean heav i ly up

you. Thank yo u for th e way you co

tinue to l if t us up before His throne.

•Alan W. LaR

A Word from the

Bajenskis

Dear Chris t ian friends,

Just a word of thanks and greetin

from both of us fo r keeping us in yo

prayers and supporting us financialThese l as t e igh t months have be

spent travelling, vis i t ing churches

many states, p reaching , s inging , a

informing Christ ians of Christ 's wo

in Poland, God is really a wonder

F a th er—H e k n ow s a l l o f ou r needs a

p ro vi de s a cc or di ng ly . We are mo

thankful fo r His lo ve a nd guidance.Ther e a re jus t about n ine more mont

left for us to be with you in th e Unit

St a t e s before our re turn to Polan

During the next five months we a

planning to be at Lincoln. Illinois,take more classes at th e College.

also will be visiting churches in t

surrounding area.

We'll be telling you more of o

ac t iv i t ies and our needs in ou r ne

"Ringa Da Bells" newsletter. Plea

keep in mind thatthere s t i l l s a definneed of support. Plea.se continue

r emembe r u s .

-George and Vera Bajens

REPORT FROM TORONTO

Published month ly , e x ce p t Augu s t, by Toronio Christian iUsslo

Inc.. 421 Ccatct Stteei. Lewision. New York. 14092. Applicatito m&tl ac secand<lass poniagc rsies U pending at LewlstNew Yor k. 1 40 92 .

Th e foUowlns is a comple te l i s t o( al l Ihostf cur-

renlly associa ted Ki th To ron to Ch r i s ti a n Mission:

Ge ne Du li n

Lcno ia DuUn

Dewey TbackstooBa r ba r a T f t s ck s t o n

Alan LaRue

Patr icia LaRut :

John Redrlck , Jr.

Charles SprengerMargaret Sprcoger

Cha r l e s Branum

Mai ine Branum

J oh n K . Hu k

Mury Huk

Florence Uedtlck

Robert Hosken

Chery l HoskenLinda Romenbu

Vanlta Dulin

Karl i ta Dulin

Sha ron ShaOe r

Frieda Rosao)

Th e following Is a list of th e Advisory ComitiKteeof To r on t o Ch r i s ti a n U l a s lo n ;

Glen Ar t hl ng ton

Charles Burgln

Roy Pal let

Dean H i c ke r s on

Rober t Hill

J ames Morgan

James Myers, Chrm,

E . C. Phil l ips

Scott Rawllngs

Albert Slgle 'Denver SIzemo

WilUam Twsdd

Robert Yawber

Toronto Chrls tUoMission, inc . 's tegal advlsor l s MlKord Anne

Primed In Canada .



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Mexikoplatz—focal point for Eastern European visitors

N o. 141 Second -Cla s s Mail

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, SITE

FO R CHRISTIAN C E N T E R

Vienna, Austria, has been se lec ted

as the site for locat ing t he European

home of Toronto Chri s t i an Miss ion . A

C h ris tia n S er vi ce Cente r which wi l l

serve as a base of operations fo r th e

European a ct iv it y o f th e miss ionar ies

of Toronto Chri s t i an Miss ion i s s la te d

to b ec ome operational by June , 1971.

Dewey Thackstonhas agreed to lead

in th is p ha se of the multi-ministry of

Toronto Chris tian Ministry. He , his

wife an d their three children are plan

ning to move to Austria by the sum

mer o f 1 97 1.

We who h a v e been a s s o c i a t e d in the

European outreach of the M is sio n h av e

long recognized th e acu te need fo r an

operational center in closer proximity

to th e area we ar e trying to reach . T heintensive visitation programs which

have been carried ou t th e past few years

have but t ressed this conclus ion with

mount ing test imony an d other evidence .

There is need fo r regular, consi s tent

visitation of th e brethren throughout

Eas te rn Europe . There i s a defini te

need to provide help and assis tance to

t ho se who a re ab le to v i s i t in Wes te rn

Europe from time to tim e. It is impos

sible to continue to function efficiently

with only a Canadian base.

Brother Th ac ks to n, t he Dulins and

the Hedr icks ar ranged to meet in Vienna

for a week this past Augu st to su rv eyth e ci ty with a v iew t owar d th e estab

l i shment of t he a b ov e -m e n ti on e d cen ter

th er e. V ie nn a h ad b ee n f ir s t c o n si d er ed

because of i ts loca t ion . Information had

b ee n r ec ei ve d that many hundreds of

Eastern Europeans vis i t th e c ity an

nually. T he graciousness with which

th e Vienne se we l comed t h e s e v i s i t o r s

and th e pains to which they went to

s e e th at th eir ind iv idua l needs were

met, had be en noted. After carefully

visit ing each sect ion of th e c i t y to

which they were directed an d partic

u la rl y s u rv eyi ng th e Mexikoplatz dis

tr ict , the miss ionar ies were conv inced

t h at t he ir o ri gi na l c onc l us i on s had been

co rrec t and that V ienna is in de ed the

ci ty in which to locate .

In addit ion to the work w hich can

be carried out in the Eastern European

countries from Vienna, it is the firm

intention of the miss ionar ies planning

to l o c a t e there to begin a work fo r

Chris t in the c i ty i t se lf . This will l ikely

be a work aimed at serving the large

E ng lish -s pe ak in g po pulatio n o f th e

city a t f irs t . As tim e a nd communica

tion possibi l i t ies permit, a German-

speaking work will be es tabl i shed.

This is indeed a step of faith. It

will cost a considerable sum to ge tes tabl i shed in th e c it y. T he re is th e

need fo r suitable office space; for housing: fo r travel funds to allow for visita

t ion; fo r opera t ing expense funds; fo r

funds to move the miss ionar ies there

and many other i nc id en ta l expen se s

always arising in such a move. Moneyfor t he r en ta l and/or purchase of f aci li

t ie s sui table for a "Hospitali ty Center"is imperative. This will provide th e

brethren from Eastern Europe (who havevery l imi ted resources) a place to staywhile they ar e v i s it ing Aus tr i a.

All of these ar e very v it al n ee ds .The y d es er ve you r p raye rful at tent ion.

If you can help mee t t he se needs, yo u

will be blessed greatly by God. Fo r weare confident of Hi s leading. He has

opened this door of opportunity. We want

earnestly to go through. By our workingto geth er , th e c ha ll en ge c an and will

be me t .

Octobe r, 1970

TWO DAYS

O F PRAISE

November 7 and 8, 1970, will be

TWO DAYS OF PRAISE fo r those mis

sionaries an d friends of Toronto Chris

tian Mission who can be present at th en ew M is sio n faci l i t ies in Toronto. On

SaturdayatS p.m. a Report From Europewill be made by the miss ion personne

who have been serving there the pas

several months. A Family Banquet wi lfollow at 5:30 p.m. with a program afterward. The Lord's Day morning Worship

Serv ices w ill b e he ld a t th e Lakeshore

Chri s ti an Cent re . Then at 2:30 p.m. aService of Praise will be held fo ll owed

by an Open House.

T h e s e TWO DAYS O F PRA I SE are

planned so that we may re joice in th e

Lord fo r t he m a rv e lo u s manner in which

He has guided th e e ffo rts o f th e mis

sionaries here these pas t several

months. All of us a t th e miss ion hope

tha t many of th e supporters of th e mis

sion will be able to attend th e program.

The distance is not extremely fa r forthose living in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan

or Pennsylvania to drive. Toronto is inthe center of an extensive f r eeway

system and easi ly access ib le by car.The se ss ion s of th e weekend are de

signed to end early enough on th eLord's Day for folk to get back to themidwest that night. If you p la n to comean d would l ike fo r u s t o r es er ve mote

accommodations fo r you, please contact th e miss ion no later than Nov. 2 .

We hope that those who cannot be

with us in p er so n w il l be praying fo r

us and those wh o are traveling to be

present. All of th e mission personnel

are trying to arrange their schedulesso that they can be present.



N E W MISSIONARIES T O T

M I K E B O Y S F A M I L Y

Mike Boys of Cincinnati , Ohio, hasaccepted th e challenging responsibilit y o f c on ti nu ing th e development of

th e youth mini st ry of Toronto Christ ian

Mission. He wil l be assuming this po

sit ion as soon as h is s uppo rt is raised.

The s um m er o f 1971 h a s b e en es t ab l i s h

ed as th e ta rg et d ate fo r his beginning

act iv i ty .

The cal l ing of Bro. Boys to this

position is p romp t ed by th e recent

acquis i t ion of Lakeshore Ch r i s t i a n

Centre a nd t he b eg inni ng of a congrega

t io n t he re . T he a rea a ro un d th e Centre

is overflowing with young p eo ple a ndvery little is being provided fo r them.

R e ce nt c o nt ac ts with seve r a l Cathol ic

homes indicate they will send their

y ou th t o act ivi t ies because thei r churchdoesn ' t have anything fo r them. At least

two denominat iona l congregat ions in

th e area have stopped a ll but th e S un

da y school program of their churches

an d th e ar ea p eo ple ar e eager fo r theirch i ld ren to a t t end . Th i s has been borne

out by the Vacation Bible S choo l h el d

this summer and th e current youth ac

t iv i t ies . In addi t ion to the act iv i t i es

directly associated with the congrega

t ion a t Lakeshore , Bro. Boys will l ikely

be l eading in other phases of the youth

work such a s summer camps, including

International Week of camp. God has

opened a door for th e youth outreach

of th e Mission and Bro. Boys is pre

paring to carr y ou t this vital ministry.

Bro. Boys grewup in the Cincinnati,

Ohio. area. In 1964 he was graduated

from Made ir a H ig h S ch oo l a ndenteredWilmington College th e following Fal l .

He continued studies there for two years

before entering T he C in cin na ti Bible

Seminary. During his four years at CBS,

Bro. Boys centered hi s interests an d

talents on working with young people.

He b eg an l ea rn in g th e art of karate to

use as an opportunity to w i t n e s s to

young people. From t h is deve loped th e

" Ch ampio ns F or Christ" , a group of

Bib le Col le ge students w ith v arious

a th l et ic i n te r es ts wh o presented high

school assembly programs. Dur in g h is

time in B ib le College he had over 10 0

opportunities to speak at youth cru

sades, banquets , youth ral l ies, juniorhigh and high s c h o o l s on behalf ofChris t . He has recently ended a suc

C O L L E G E S T U D E N T S P I T C H IN

The Labor Day w ee k was busy fo r

many reasons . One of these was th e

time and energy requ i red to get th e build

in g a t Lakeshore Chr is t ian Centre into

shape fo r th e opening services. There

was a lo t of painting an d cleaning up

to get done.

The "Scamps," a group of students

from th e Chr is t ian Campus House a t

Indiana State Unive rs it y, Te rre Haute,

Indiana, came up to h elp . T he re were

13 o f them and more than 9 00 h ou rs o f

labor were donated. In addit ion to paint

ing the auditorium interior a nd w indow

sashes all around the building, an ol d

se t of c racked concre te steps ha d to be

broken up with sledge hammers (under

th e watchful eye of John K.Huk). Forms

were constructed and cement poured fo r

a new set of steps. They al l helped inmany other ways around the offices and

mailing room as well. Mark LaRue,Alan 's brother, is president of th e group

an d handled th e arrangements fo r their

"miss ion to Canada . "

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cess fu l youth ministry with a Fairbo

Ohio, cong rega t ion, having previou

served th e Carlisle, Kentucky, and E

Columbus, Ind iana, co ng regatio ns

their youth departments . The Made

church of Christ is his home congre

t ion. Bro .Boy s r ec ei ved his A .B.gree in May o f 1970 from th e col lege

Mrs. Boys is a graduate of Shawn

High School, Springfield, Ohio. She hattended Wilmington College an d T

C in ci nn at i B ib le Seminary. Her ho

congregation is the F i r s t Christ

Church, Springfie ld, Ohio. Betty h

three years experience in publ ic l ibr

work a nd h as assisted Mike in his yominis t r ies . Sh e is a dedicated an d a

helpmate and in June of 1970 beca

th e mother of Scott , their young son

The background, edu ca ti on , t al

an d experience of Mike and Betty B

h igh ly qua li fy t hem for their work w

Toronto Christian Mission, especia

in v iew of th e new work on th e La

shore in Toronto and th e expand

youth ministry. They need full liv

link support to enable them to serve

this important ministry. In addition t

will also need f unds to adequately

velop the youth work. If you desir

presentation of this vital an d challe

i ng you th ministry in y ou r congregati

please contact: Mike Boys , 73 5 D

Avenue , A pt. C-4, Cincinnati, O

45226; or Toronto Christian MissiP.O. Box 220, Stat ion N, Toronto

Onta r io .

NEWSY NOTES

The a nn ua l ladies retreat , sponso

by th e ladies of the Westway congre

t ion in Toronto, was held in Septem

One lady is reported to have been

m ersed in to Chri s t a s a di rec t r e

o f the r e t r ea t and the wi t n e s s o f

lady who brought her. John Brown

is preaching a t Westway. . .Hamilto

Mountain View c on g re ga ti on r ep

t hr ee r ec ru it s to special ized Chris

s erv ic e a nd one r eded ica tion recen

The Mountain View church is seek in

minis ter . , .The N iag ar a c o n gr e ga

has ca l l ed Mr. an d Mrs. Herb McCl in

to lea d th e work t he re . Thr e e from

congregation ar e in B ib le C ol le geyear an d on e was graduated las t year

Robert Murray h as c lo se d a long m

is try with t he Kee le Street congrega

in Toronto . One baptism is repo

from there in September.



CHRISTIAN MISSION

D AN CHAMBERS F AM I L Y

The Dan Ch amb e r s f ami l y of

Neapolis, Ohio, a re beg inning to raise

th e necessary s up po rt t o a ll ow th em to

travel to Vienna. Austria, where they

plan to supervise th e Hospitali ty House

planned fo r th e Chris tian Service Centerto be opened there next year.

The governments of Eastern Euro

p ea n n at io ns will on occas ion a ll ow

people to leave those countries and

visit in nearby western nations. How

ever, when this is done, th e people ar e

allowed to carry only a very l imit ed

supply of hard currency wi th them. Thismakes i t necessary for friends in th e

Western European countries to provide

housing and food as well as s ome o ther

necessi t ies in order to m ak e th e visi ts

possi bl e. The use of the HospitalityHouse fo r this purpose, o f course, gives

us opportunity to extend Christian hos

pitality. But beyond this, we will havethe further opportunity to discuss God's

Word w it h t hem an d g iv e as s i s t ance in

their study of i t . They should then be

come better prepared witnesses to their

own people. An added benefi t wi ll no

doubt be th e wil l ingness o f t he se peo

ple to return th e hospitality and kind

ne s s when we e n te r t he ir c o un tr ie s to

v i s i t in -the fu tu re .

D an and Cec i l e Chambers come

highly recommended and appear to be

highly qual if ie d, bot h spiri tually and

otherwise, to undertake the task of supervis ing and maintaining this Hos

pitali ty C en te r. T he y a re m embe rs of

th e Neapolis. Ohio, church of Christand

have both been act ively e ng ag ed in the

work of tha t local congregation fo r a

numbe r o f years .

Ceci le was born in Washington, D.C.

an d has l ived in a number o f places be

fore sett l ing down in Ohio where shewas graduated from Bowling Green State

University with a teacher's degree. She

h as tau gh t s ch oo l b oth fulltime an d as

a subst i tu te fo r s ever a l y ea rs .

Dan g rew up on a farm in northwest

e rn O hio a nd own s a 150-acre farm there

now. He s e r ved in the Uni t ed Sta t e s

Army for three y ea rs r ec ei vi ng train

in g in wh e e l vehicle and we l d i n g

schools . He h as s er ved a five-year ap

prenticeship p ro gram i n pipefit t ing an d

plumbingand holds a journeyman s team-

fi t ters ' l icense. He holds a journeyman

refrigeration l icense as well and is

currently attending a school of elec

tr on ic s i n T ol ed o, Ohio, part-time. He

has a n umbe r o f years of practical ex

perience in carpen try , t oo.

The C ha mb ers h av e th re e children—

Kirk, 6 years ; Colleen, 4 years; and

Caroline, 1 year.

T he y a re planning to move t o V ie nn a

in th e summer o f 1 971 . Anyo ne wishing

to contact them for speak ing da te s may

write them a t ei ther t he M i ss io n address :

P.O. Box 220, Station N. Toronto 14,

Ontario; or Route 1, Box 126, Swanton,

Ohi o, 4 35 58 .

NEW C O N G R E G A T I O N FORMED

The week fol lowing Labor Day was

a busy one fo r th e pe rsonne l of Toronto

Christian Miss ion. Eve ryone was engaged in preparation for the opening

worship service a t th e Lakeshore Chr is

tian Centre. Letters an d other printed

mater i a l s were dis t r ibuted a s wel l a s

many personal ca l l s made in the imme

dia te area of the Cent re . The labor was

not in vain as 29 persons met for th e

first services, including 8 from th e im

5-"rr?nv-:.E ^ • v-i}

media te a r ea who had never been in a

New Tes t amen t worship se rv ice befo re .

Char l e s Branum conducted th e Commun

io n Service; Dewey Thacks ton directed

th e service; John K. Huk le d t he S cr ip

ture lesson a nd A la n L aR ue p re ac he d.

The following Lord's Day 46 were in

a t t endance with th ree new f ami l ies

represented.

Youth meetings have also begun and

th e f ir st week t he re wer e 26 p re s en t i n

add i t i o n to Margare t Sprenger. Pat

LaRue, Les and Sh a r o n Eup er and

Barbara Thackston who ar e working

with them. One young man f rom th e

group has been baptized into Chr is t

since the mee ti ng s h av e begun . Go d is

bless ing this new work and a l l of u s

look forward to th e future a s th e Lord

l e ad s .



REPORT FROM TORONTO

Published monUiSy.excepi August, by Toionio Christlaa Mission.Inc., 421 Center SUcct . Lcwislon , New York, 14092. Appllcstlonto mail at second-c lass pos tage ratss is oendlnR at UwlstonNew YOfk. 14092,

Th e Cfi llDwlng Is a comple te l i s t of al l t ho s e cur

rently associated with Toronto Christian Mission;

Oene Dul ln

Lenora Dul ln

Dewey ThackstonBarbare ThackstonAlan LaRue

Pa t r i c i a LaR ae

John Hedrlck, Jr .Florence Hedrick

Charles Sprenger

MargaretêngerChv l e s Branum

Uaxine Branum

John K. HukUsTy Huk

Dan Chan i bc r s

Cec l l e Chambers

Linda Romesburg

H ik e Boy s

Betty Boys

Vanita Dul ln

Kar l l ta Du l ln

Fr ieda Rosso)

ShUGo Euper

The following Is a list o f the Advisory Committee

•f Toronto Christ ian Mission'

Olen Arthington

Charles Burgln

Roy Fu ll e r

D e a n H l c ke t s on

Roben Hil l

James Morgan

James Myers , Chrm.

E. C. Phill ips

Scot t R aw ll n g s

Albert SiglcrDenve r S i z emcr e

William Twadds l l

Robert Yawbcrg

Th e forwarding agent and Ici^l advisor of Toronto Chr i s ti an

Miss ion , Inc . Is Mllfard Anncss .

P r i nt e d i n Canada

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MISSIONARY

CONVENTION

NOVEMBER 24-27,1970

ASSEMBLY HALL

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HOSKENS TO MOVE

Bob and Che ry l Hosken are moving.

Bob has served for the p as t y ea r in the

printing and typeset t ing departments of

Toronto Chri s t i an Miss ion . He h as a l so

b ee n a ct iv e in th e Kee le St ree t church

of Christ while i n Toronto, serving asa deacon and has preached in other On

tario congregations when needed.

Bob, Che ry l a nd their son Robby-

born this February i n Can ad a—wil l bemissed by all at the Mission and they

have expressed their sorrow in leaving.

But, as Bo b expressed i t . th e Lord has

spoken to them with the words of John

17:18: I sent them into the wo rld just

as yo u sent me into th e world (TEV).

They feel le d to find secularemploy-

ment and involvement in th e world which

Go'd so loved that He gave His only begotten Son. We here pray G od's c on

tinued guidance and blessing upon them

as they tr y to do H is w il l.

SPEAKING DATES WANTED

G e n e Dul in wil l be avai l ab le fo r

spe ak in g d a te s Feb ru ary through April,

1971. His sc hed ule is r ap id ly b ei ng

filled. I f y ou would l ike him to s pe ak in

your area, write to him at To r on t o

Christian Mission, Box 220, Station N,

Toronto 14 , Ontario, Canada.

Dewey Thackston is on an extensivespeaking tour. He still has s ome open

dates prior to his moving to V ie nn a,

Austr ia, in th e summer of 1971, and

may also be c on ta cte d i n c ar e of Tor

on t o Chr i s t i a n Miss ion .

PLEASE NOTE ADDRESS CHANG

Please address a ll mail to th e Msion or mi s s i o n a r i e s to our NE

ADDRESSES :

UNITED STATES:

Toronto Chri s t i an Miss ion

P . O. Box 623

Columbus, Indiana 47201

CANADA:

Toronto Chri s t i an Miss ion

P. O. Box 220, Stat ion N

Toronto 14, On ta ri o

Cana d a

INDIANA:

" I t is my pleasure to i n fo rm y

that th e Fri endsh ip C l as s ar e shar

t hei r ma ter ia l bless ings wit h y ou ."W e give this secure in th e kno

le dg e th at i t will be used in th e b

way possible in His serv ice .

"Our p ra ye rs c ont inue fo r you a

more victories for Him. May God

wit h y ou as you go forward t hrough

doo rs t ha t He has opened for you."

GEORGIA:

"Our class would like to thank y

for th e use of your s l ides . At our regu

p raye r mee ti ng we showed th e slid

as a spec ia l program.

NEW FORWARDING AGENTS FOR


Mr. and Mrs. Milford A n n e s s of

Columbus, Indiana, have a cc ep te d t he

responsibili ty of serving as forwarding

agents for Toronto Christian Mission,

replacing Mrs. Delbert McDonald who

ha s b ee n forwarding agent from th e be

ginning of th e Mission.

Mrs. McDonald, the mother of Lenora

Dulin ,has served t he Miss ion fo r nearly

fourteen years. Sh e has watched i t grow

from a new-church work involving a

single missionary family to a worldwide program of evangelism with over

twenty miss ionar ies a t work. The growth

Mrs. Delbert McDonald, retiring

of th e Mission and the added respo

sibili ty it entai led made it wise to s

cure a younger agent. Mrs, McDon

has r ec en tl y moved to Indianapolis,

make her home with a s o n .

TheAnnesses have been vitally co

cerned about th e work o f Toronto Chr

t ian Mission from i ts beginning.

Anness, a n a tt orn ey , has been le

advisor fo r severa l years . He was

p art o f th e 1969 Tour Group that visi

Hungary. Russia a nd P ola nd. BrotAnness h as se rved a s a n I nd ia na St

Senator .and a s a c i rcu i t court judge .

is a Sunday School teacher in th e Fi

Christian Church in Columbus , I nd i a

and a t ru ste e o f The Cincinnati Bib

Seminary. Mrs. Anness works in th e l

of f ice in Columbus and i s act ive in

women 's work of th e Co lumbus c hu r

The n ew mail in g a d d r e s s of

Mission i s T OR O NT O C HR IS TIA

MISSION, INC.. BOX 623 , COLUMBU

INDIANA, 47201. While mail with

old address wi ll c o nt in u e to reach

an early address correc tion wi ll ena

us to handle your requests more e

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No. 142


Toronto

Christian


IN CANADA, RUSSIA, POLATsID


Second -C l a s s Mai l November, 1970

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PICTORIAL REPORT -1970 Mis

Singer got th ere first, but we f in al ly a n' iv cd with

th e Gospel!

Yes—there is a future.

Young people sing—even in Czechoslovakia.

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A Christian f am il y in Czechoslovakia. The moth

is a physician.

Rumanian men show the need for hymnbooks.



Tour of Gene and Lenora Dulin

Nucleus for church two years ago. Seventy attend now!

Car trouble!

Christian leaders meet in Budapest.

Hungarian saint sees pi c

tu re s o f U.S. moon walk.

East Germany girls se e and receive f irst English Bible.



REPORT FROMTORONTO

Published monlhtjr except August, by Toronto Cl i ri t ll an Ulsslon,Inc., 421 Center Street. Leirlston, New York. H092. Sec«nd-«lftsspos tf tfe pa id at LewUton, New York, 14092.

Tbe ro llowing is a comple te Us t of al l those oii-

tently associated with Toronto ChrisUan Mission:

Oene DuUnLeno ta Dulin

Dewey ThackatonBarbara ThackstonA l an L a Ru ePa t r i c i a LaRue

John Hedrick, Jr,Florence Hedrick

Charles SptengerMargaret^rctiicrChar les BranumMax ine BranumJohn K. Hu k

Mary HukDao Chambe rs

Ceclle Chambers

Linda Ronesburg

Mike Boys

Betty Boys

Vanl ta Dulin

Kar l lt a DuUn

Prleda Riwsol

Sharon Super

Tbe (ollowing is s Use of the Advisory Comniitteeof Toronto Chris tian Mission:

aien Arthlngton

Char les Buigln

Ro y Pullet

Dean Hlckeraon

R o b er t H i l l

J aoe s Morgan

Janes Myers . Cbim.

E. C. Phillips

Scou Rawilngs

Albert Slgler

Denv e rS l z emo t e

William TwaddeU

Roben Yawberg

Th e forwarding agents of Toronto Chr is t ian Mission, Inc. are Mr.an d Mrs, u iKord Anne s s .

Pr in ted In Clnartn

NOTE ADDRESSES:

UNITED STATES :

To ron t o Chr is t ian Miss ion

P . 0 . Box 623

Co lumbus , I ndi an a 47201

CANADA:

Toron t o Chr is t ian Miss ion

P. 0 . Box 220, Stat ion NToronto 14 , Ontario, Canada

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Two Days of Praise

"Two Days of Praise" was th e

theme of special services on Novem

be r 7 an d 8 in th e newly-acquired

fac i l i t ies of Toronto Christian Mission

in s ub ur ba n T oro nt o. The s ta f f and

friends of t he M is si on from Canada and

America g at he re d t o express gratitudeto God for th e new "working space"of t he Mission . The property i s v alu edat about $250,000 bu t open doors of

opportunity enabled t he M is si on to se

cure l tfor$61.000. A newly-established

congregation already uti l izes the fa

c i l i t i e s fo r i t s ac t i v i t i e s .

Reports of Mission activity in

Europe were presented at th e Saturday

afternoon sess ion. Char les Branum,

Director of Radio Ministry, presided at

th e sess ion, and Alan LaRue, Director

of Canadian Ministry, le d th e s inging.

Gene Dul in , D ir ec to r of the Mission,

assis ted by John K. Huk, Dew ey A.

Thacks ton. John Hedrick, FlorenceHed ri ck , and Lenora Dulin, presented

reports of missionary labors in both

western and communist European

na t i on s .

A "Family Banquet" featuring

Russian foods was prepared by Mrs,

Mary Huk and other Russian brethren.

A surprise f eat u re fol lowing th e ban

quet was a "This is Your Life" pro

gram honoring Gene and Lenora Dulinfor their 13 year s of service to Christ

in th e work of Toronto Chri s t i an

Miss io n. D ew ey Tha ck st on , D ir ec to r

of European Ministry, presided. Th

program, planned by members of thstaff, was presented by th e Dulins

daughter s, Van it a an d Karlita, both owhom are students in Cincinnati Bibl

Seminary.

On th e Lord's Day,November

8th e Communion Service was le d b

Charles Sprenger. Director of PrintingJohn K. Huk, Director of th e Russia

work, presided during th e Morning Wor

ship Service, with Dewey Thacksto

bringing special mus ic . John Hedrick

Director of Mission Information, pre

sented the morning message entitled

"Commiss ioned to Communicate."

T h e w ee ke nd ac t iv i t ies closed wit

an afternoon Serv ice o f Pra i se . Ala

LaRue presided, with Charles Branum

leading th e s i n g i n g . Gene Dulin '

mes sa ge w as e nt itl ed "Our Purpose,"

in which he presented th e five-fold

ministry of th e M i s si o n , involvinchurch d ev e l o pmen t , youth work

Russ ian and Eastern European evan

gelism, radio evangelism, and th e print

i ng m in is tr y.

More than 200 different person

participated in these "Two Days oPraise ." Off er in gs t ow ar d the down

payment on th e "Work Center" of

Toronto Christian Mission amounted to

over $600. Gues ts i nc lu ded Chris t ian

from Canadian an d American churches

-John Hedr i ck , J r .



Engineer at control board - Lisbon



Toronto

Christian


IN CANADA, RUSSIA , POLAND


December, 1970

Radio Trans Europa on the Air!

Radio Trans Europa, located in

L is bo n, P or tu ga l, is th e newest andl a t e s t ove r s eas shor t -wave s ta t ion to

broadcast Toronto Christian Miss ion 's

Russian- language program. "The Ever

las t ing Gospe l . "

In alet ter writ ten October 16 , 1970,

we were informed tha t a n e le ctr ic al

power shortage had caused a delay in

gett ing th e transmitter on the air thatwill carry religious programming. Two

t ransmi t t ers used fo r commerc ia l broad

c a s t s have been on th e a ir s i n ce l a s t

summer . T he c or re sp on de nc e r ec ei ve d

told us that the s tat ion manager indi

cated i t would be another six to eightweeks (from th e above date) before an

ample power supply would be available

fo r th e third transmitter. That time pe

riod has now elapsed, and we ar e ass um i ng t ha t broadcasting of t he Gos pe l

is underway in Lisbon.

With a total power output of 250,000

watts , this new European s tat ion is

fully capable of beaming the messageo f Chri s t into th e Sate l l i t e Coun t r i e s

and eastern Russia . The manner by

which t h es e f a c i li t ie s became avai l ab le

to Toronto Chri s t i an Mission i s s t i l l

another example of how GOD OPENS

D O O RS!

Early in 1970 Charles Br a num ,

D ir ec to r o f Radio Operations, noticed

on the back of a r ec or d a lb um , th e name

of a rel igious broadcasting group lo

cated in Stockholm, Sweden . Directing

a letter to them , he asked about r ad iot ime avai l ab i l i t i es in Scand an av i a. T h e

reply from this organization, called In

ternational Rel ig ious Broadcas t ing As

sociation, to ld of t he con st ru c ti o n o f a

new radio s tat ion i n P or tu ga l. F ur th er

more, th e l et te r s ta ted they were to be

responsible fo r all gospel programming

on t h is s ta t ion : Radio Trans Europa.From this b e g i n n i n g , and after

months o f co rr e spondence , a contract

was signed for a thirty-minute broad

cast , on a one-t ime-per-week basis .

When IRBA informed us that they want

ed th ir ty-minute segments for the Rus

sian a ud ie nc e, t hi s involved devising

a di f fe ren t format than th e one used on

th e programs aired from Manila, P. I.

Additionally, there was the co s t

factor—more than we were capable of

assuming. How this matter wa s resolved

is . in i tself , another c le a r- cut i n st ance

of th e Lord 's opening a door of spir i tual

o pp or tu nity . F or o bv io us ethical re asons , we will no t d iv ul ge t he sat is fac-

tojy agreement reached enabling us to

sign a year 's contract—but, it was at as izeab le r ed uc ti on in c os t!

This broadcast from Portugal, to

gether wit h t he t hr ee f if te en -m inut e pro

grams from Manila, means T o r o n t o

Christian Mission i s beaming ONE HOUR

AND F I F T E E N M I N U T E S O F T H E

G O SP EL in to the Sov i e t Union and i t s

Sa t e l l i t e s e a ch week!

Man-made walls and " cu r t a i n s "

are no t soundproof! Jamming devicesar e being used—and quite effectivelyin most cases -but not in all. Pravda,th e off ic ia l newspape r o f th e Sovie t

Union, complains that foreign s tat ions

"pour oceans of radio wav es ov er t heSoviet people with sermons and religious

services ." Apparently th e Russian pop

ulace i s l i s ten ing to rel igious broad

casts to such an extent it is virtually

impossible to control them all.

To underwrite a broadcasting pro

ject o f t hi s scope (one h our and fifteenm in ut es p er week) , however , requires a

sizeable outlay of funds. S t a t i n g i t

very simply and clearly, a minimum of

$180 per week is needed at this time

fo r th e c o s t of a ir t ime a lo n e. P ro du c

tion and mailing cos ts ar e additional.

I nd iv id u al s, B i bl e school classes ,

youth groups, miss ion committees , and

churches are a s k e d to cons ider th e

challenge found on the i ns id e pages of

th is i ssue, and to make a f inancial com

mitment, now! And, by all means , pray--

that ou r programs may b e used to th e

glory of God!

The plea most commonly voiced,

whether by letter or word brought out

by visitors behind t he i ro n curtain is:"Please do not discontinue your G os

p el b ro adc as ts ! They mean more to us

than yo u w il l e ve r k now! "

Truly, radio is t he o nl y means thou

sand s have of hear ing th e ever las t ing

gospel. We cannot—we dare no t fa il them!

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REACHING RUSSIA

John K. Huk at microphone

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Transcr ib ing sermons and mus ic onto,

tapes .

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PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP PLAN

Select one of the PARTNERSHIP UNITS below

in helping to underwrite the Russian Radio

Ministry:

1 honr, IS min.

1 hour

30 min.

IS min.

$180.00

140.00

75.00

40.00

$10.00 given for the rad io ministry entitles the

contributor to a bil lfold—size Partnership Plan

Certif icate.

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REPORT FROM TORONTO

Published monthly' except Augus t , by Toionto ChtistUn MUsIod,Itic., 421 Cente tS tree t , Lewiston, New York, 14092. SecoDd-clBss

postate paid at Lewlston. New York. 14092.

Th e (olIowlDg Is It complete list of al l thoae cur>tentlj' associated with Toronto Christian Mission:

Oeno DuUn

Leno r a Du l l n

Dewey ThackRtonBuba r a 'Hiackaton

Alan LaRuePatr icia LaRue

John Hedrlck, Jr,Florence Hedrlck

Cbafles Sprenger

Uargaret SprengerChar le s Branum

Max ln e B r a num

John K, IlukMa iy Huk

Dan Chambe rs

Cecl le Ctianbers

Linda Romesburg

Mike Boys

Be t ty Boys

Vanlta Dulln

Karllta Dulin

F r i e da Ros so l

Shaion Super

The rolIowlDg is a list o f th e Advisory Conamilteeo( Toronto Chr i st i a n lUs sl on :

Clen Aithlng ton

Charles Burgin

Roy Puller

Dean Hl cke t son

Robert Hill

Jaises UngBo

J ames Myers . Ch rm,

E. C. Phillips

Scou Rawlings

Albert SiglerDenver SizeooceWlll lan Tvadde l l

Robe rt Yawbe ig

Th e (orwatdlng agents of Toronto Christian Mission. Inc. arc Mr.and Mrs . Mil fo rd Anaess.

Pr in ted In Canada

NOTE ADDRESSES;

UNITED STATES :

To ron t o Chr is t ian Miss ion

P . O . Box 623

Columbus , Indi ana 47201

CANADA;

Toronto Chr is t ian Miss ionP. 0 . Box 220, Stat ion N

Toronto 14, Ontario, Canada

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BY JAN.l, 1971$15,000

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Office Secre ta ry, L inda Romesburg,

who c ame to To ro nt o Ch r is ti an M i ss io n

from McKeesport, Pa. , has announced

her engagement to Antonio Albis, ofToronto. The engagement took place on

November 18 , 1 97 0, a nd wedd ing p lans

ar e scheduled fo r July, 1971. Cong ra t

ula t ions and b es t w is he s are extended

to th e happy couple.

YEAR END RECEIPTS

Fo r s ev e ra l years we have forwarded

a YEAR END RECEIPT to a l l who have

contributed in the past year, showing

t ot al c on tr ib u ti on s ma d e to Toronto

Christian Mi s s i o n in che year. Thisyear, in an effort to save valuable time

and c o n s i d e r a b l e funds in postage,t hese r ece ipt s will be forwarded only on

request. The receipts f orwa rd ed when

each o f f e r i n g is rece ived are sa t i s

factory fo r tax purposes , but some in

dividuals and churches appreciate this

summary receipt. If you des ire a YEAR

END RECEIPT showing your total 1970

contr ibutions, please feel free t o w ri te .

Building FundOur thanks to everyone who has

helped us r each $7 ,100 , needed toward

th e $15 ,0 00 downpayment d ue Jan. 1

on the new home and Work Cente r o

Toron t o Chr i s t i a n Miss ion .

T his a rtic le is be ing prepared in

mid-December, and we trust offerings

totaling $7,900 will come to enable us

to meet th e dead l ine . If yo u m eant to

get an offe ring in the mail bu t th e rush

of th e holiday season made i t im

possible, p lease forward it today. Itc an c e rt ai n ly be used.

MISSIONARY CALENDARS

AVAILABLE

For 1971, a different procedure wil

be followed with regard to distribution

of TCM missionary calendars . In place

of a genera l ma il ing , c al en da rs a re to

be sent on a more se lec t ive bas i s . This

will no t only be an economy move, i

will a lso s erv e to place calendars inth e hands of only those interested in

receiving them.

If yo u have regularly used th e mis

sionary calendar in th e past, you wil

automa ti ca ll y r eceive one . Should you

however, l ike to have a calendar—re

gardless of past participation—please

direct your request to th e Mission office

We will be most happy to include you

in this special mailing, as long as the

supply l as t s .

WEDDING

Christine Sprenger, d a u g h t e r o

Charles and Margaret Sprenger of th eTCM staff, was married to Ralph JayNorman Nov embe r 2 8, 1970, 6:30 p.m

in the First Christian Church. JolietIllinois. Brother Norman is a 1970 gradua te o f the Minnesota Bible College and

Christine has been a s tuden t there. The

father of t he b ride gave t he b ride awayand also officiated at the ceremony.

RUMANIA:

Dear Bro. Dultn In Chris t ,

I am a young brother in t he Lord, b ec au se I have

just come to God. I Uve in &e village. , have a

family, consisting of 4 persons, 2 chUdren and parents.We have a great wish and need. Our wish is to re

ceive the Holy Word. Because we do not have a Biblei n o u r home. We plead in th e n ame o f ou r Lord, Jesus

Chris t , when it is possible fo r you, to send us a

Rum a n ia n B i b l e.

This is ou r only wish. We as k that you no t forget

us . We greet you in the name of our. Lord, Jesus

Chris t i n G ra c e and Love ,

"SATELLITE COUNTRY"

(This communication made possible by the us e of an

English Bible. )

Grace be unto you and peace from God ou r Fathe

and from the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank my Godupon every remembrance of you. Alway s i n every

prayer of mine for you all making request with joy.

For your fellowship in the gospel from the first

day until now; being confident of this very thing thathe which hath begun a good work in you will performit unt il t he day of Jesus Christ. Even as it is meet

fo r me to think this of you al l becôse 1 love you In

my heart.

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