ISSUE OF JANUARY, 1958

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION

Garrett, Indiana

LISTEN! 0' Isies unto Me; and hearken ye people from afar.'
ISAIAH 49.1

How can they LISTEN and understand and heed if the sounds
are uncertain sounds? "For if the trumpet gives an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle? I Corinthians 14:8. The words sent on the air waves in the broadceists sponsored by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission give forth a CERTAIN sound easily understood. They preach the truth as revealed in the Word of God.

TORCH BEARERS ARE NEEDED

in greater numbers to carry the TORCH and relay or pass the LIGHT along to win others eis Wave Holders in this Seed Sowing Ministry of
the Gospel Broadcasting Mission.

BE A TORCH BEARER
by winning one or mote Wave Holders. A wave holder is one who
gives $1 or more each month to the Gospel Broadceisting Mission.

YOU CAN BE A TORCH BEARER

by winning a friend, a class, a group or a church, etc., to give $1 or more regularly each month. THEN THEY BECOME WAVE
HOLDERS!

GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble

208 South Guilford Street, Garrett, Indiana

FREE !

Send for more printed progreuns, tape recorded programs, and copies of "My Experience With Prayer"

THE GOSPEL STORY AS SET FORTH BY PAUL

The gospel story is set forth by the apostle Paul in I Corinthians, chapter 15 and reveal ed all through/ the Bible.
ment to live more fully for Christ and some have learned the way more perfectly and
some souls won for Christ. We have letters

FINANCIAL REPORT
RECEIPTS

The plan of salvation and pattern for the

church is told in the Book of Acts. The plan of salvation and beginning of the church

telling of a few who were immersed because of teaching they heard on this program.

Balaince, January 1, 1957

20.06

How pleasant it is to be| a Wave Holder

Borrowed in July from Garrett State Bank, to help pay air time and
other due bills 400.00

on earth in particular is given in the 2nd

chapter of Acts. This is the gospel that is preached on the broaidcasts sponsored by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission, with the plea for all Christians to return to this teach ing and restore the church to the pattern and plan and ordinances practiced in the beginning. Planting the gospel seed into the
hearts of thousands of confused people in Continental Europe and the Brittish Isles is
a task that Merits and Needs the coopera tion of all Christians who believe that the

and a Torch Bearer; to beam the light of the gospel to even those behind the iron curtain. This is being done each week, proof
of which we have in a letter received this

Received from contributors 1957 .... 6,467.13

Total
DISBURSEMENTS

$6,887.19

month from Warsaw, Poland. It is written

in Polish but was interprked in part as follows: "I have been likening to your

broadcast since 1953 and itjhas been wond

Radio Luxembourg, air time. Copy

right fee, privilege fee and taxes 5,044.56 Promotional expenses of taxes, of fice supplies, literature, mailing .. 1,582.11

erful to hear the gospel as;I believe it and have been working hard to preach as a
member of the Church of Christ". This let

ter may have been written at a great risk,

but it enables us to know the far-reaching
results of this broadcast. How much have

Dec. 31, 1957, Balance in Gospel

Broadcasting Mission fund 10.52 Balance designated to the German Language "Search the Scripture" Broadcast in Germany 250.00 TOTAL $6,887.19 (Balance due on note at Garrett State Bank $300. All other bills paid.)
DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1957

"gospel is the power of God unto salvation."

"Now the seed is the Word of God," Luke 8:11. It must be sown abundantly in order to

reap an abundant harvest. Not all who

listen will hear or heed, but many will be
lieve and obey. His word will not return unto Him void,

you risked in order that! these brethren in Christ may be strengthened in the faith

and power and impetus given to keep on

preaching the gospel? It can be a source of

them getting in contact; jalso with those

but will accomplish that which He pleases, and shall prosper in the thing where imto
He sends it. Read Isaiah 55:8-12.

whom they can teach and win for Christ. Can you know the worth of one soul? Can you put a value upon those who have
become immersed and learned the way

The Gospel Broadcasting Mission, because

more perfectly? Neither can we judge who

January 1 to December 31, 1957

Interest on note 53.00

of your help and prayers, advances onward obeying a command to "Go," carrying the beam yet-fartlier.-Many of-you -have said you would be willing to help if we had a German language broadcast. Because of
our desire to be of greater service we are

won those souls for Chrik the voices

heard on the air, the correspondence or foUow up feature or you-who made it pos
sible for the voice to be heard and the

personal contacts made for it was God who gave the increase. "Now he that planteth
and he that watereth are one; and every
man shall receive his own reward according to his own labor. For we are labourers to

entering that area of service to sponsor a German language broadcast for our mis sionary in Germany, Edward Fausz.
He will make many more contacts because of it. He will have an increased area of contact with those with whom he
works for Christ and His church.

gether with God" I Corl 3:6-9.

So going forward together we must con
tinue to trust in God for the results.

With this new and additional ventiure, the

Bal. on printing bills Jan. 15, Henry lor mission book Jan. 21, for postage Feb. Garrett Postmaster, permits .... Mar. 9, part of March buUetin April 15, NACC Display table and registration June 6, bal. on Clipper bill and new printing July, Personal deposit (by error)
check

100.00 5.00 6.00 15.00 100.00

29.00

228.25
19.00

Edward Fausz, Frankfort Am Mein Ger

many, prepares the programs and has a German correspondence course and takes
care of the follow up work.

Gospel Broadcasting Mission is partially ful filling its mission to promote and sponsor

(by the help of those all [over the world

For mailing and for new tapes to send out and for gospel B.C.M.
files 81.00

and particularly in Amerka) the Gospel

broadcasting programs so 'the gospel may be preached by radio and thus sow the Seed.
0

The program is a "Search the Scriptures" and calls for Bible reading and searching the

July 5, Spirit duplicator & supplies

82.64

scriptures to see if the words spoken in the

broadcasts are true to the scriptures. Mr. Fausz will be able to make personal con tacts with those who listen and form Bible

study classes to further the establishment of congregations of Christians in the church

of Christ according to the pattern in the
New Testament,

THERE ARE MANY OTHER

Sept. 16, Garrett Clipper for office supplies, printing bulletin, letter heads, envelopes, postcards. Ex perience With Prayer, return en velopes, (supplies for about 2
years, more of some things) .... Sept. 16, Display space at Nat'l.
Missionary Convention

212.00
15.00

CHALLENGINp AREAS
There are many other challenging areas where the gospel in its truth, simplicity
and fullness is little known. Two more

The Bible Christian broadcast by Alex Bills and Christian Radio Mission is going forward each week. Six years of weekly

Nov. 4, Bal. on printing Nov. 15, For recording 11 tapes on

discs to send to Radio Lux. for Bible Christian Broadcast for Christian Radio Mission

50.00

broadcasting have been paid to Radio Lux emburg. On the first Sunday in April, 1958, we will enter the seventh year of the Radio Luxemburg broadcast in the English lang
uage.

areas are in the plans of the Cobles for a "Search the Scripture" program.

All three of these new liroadcasts could

be a realty with 125 more pledges or the equivalent of $5.00 per month. We are ven turing forth with one of these now, with

43.42

Nov. 18, November Bulletin LISTEN

94.20

It may add to your joys of eternity by someone saying to you that they learned the way more perfectly by hearing and obeying from lessons taught on this broad
cast. We believe many thousands have been strengthened in faith, given encourage

only a very few pledges inj faith depending

upon

"torch" and light the wayj for the light of

the gospel to be beamed to many who are still in darkness. The signal call is still coming in of "Send the Light."

God to give

helpers to carry

the

Nov. 20, To Mailing packages, tapes, and postage on letters, postage due, etc Nov., Printing Nov. 31, To Garrett State Bank, pay
ment on note

75.00

273.60
100.00

Disbursements for 1957 promotions $1,582.11

POSTMAN'S PENNIES FOR PENTACOSTAL PREACHING. A TRUE STORY!

WAYS IN WHICH YOU MAY HELP

Ways you may wish to help by being a prayer partner in the Missionary Radio Bands of Prayer. We most of all covet your prayers. Prov. 15:8 The prayer of Ihe upright is His delight " Band 2 A Wave Holder gives $1.00 or more regularly each month. Band 3 Pulse Radar, Echo Service give unexpectedly intermiltant offerings and at intervals or on speaking dates, or
once or more.

WAVE HOLDERS
Those who gave $1.00 per month or more. Some gave $5.00 per month, others $10.00 and a few $25.00 per month. Mrs. C. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ballen-

tine, R. Barnes, L. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Benjamin, Bangor, Mich., Willing Workers, Butler, Ind., M S G., Barnett, Cedar Lake Waterloo Church of Christ, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Castleman, Mr. and Mrs. P.

Band 4 Torch Bearers Win one or

L. Castor, Mr. and Mrs. V. Carper,

Mr.

more Wave Holders, or prayer partners in the Band of Prayer, or a Pulse Radar
Echo Service.

and Mrs. Wallace Coble, Cloverdale, Ore.,

A rural Postman in place of turning in the pennies he collected for mailing

There is a place for everyone in the Gospel Broadcasting Mission radio bands.
Your name can be recorded under all of

letters and packages on his route saved

these pennies for some good cause. He turned in the equivalent in other money to the post office. At the time of his re tirement recently he had saved 10,000 pennies in this way. Then came the special call to the Garrett, Ind., Church of Christ, where he is an elder. The Cobles also have had their membership
there since 1919. The Postman "decided this is where

these "Bands" in the seed sowing ministry,

or in one or more of them.

We know that everyone of you who read this report and message are desirous and
anxious to aid the cause of Christ and His

I will put my pennies to work for Christ

and their metal sound will mingle with the sound of the words of the gospel preaching into eternity." In this man^ ner the jingle of the pennies and pearls

church in one or more of these ways. And there is at least one way for each one. The most disabled, old or needy can lift their voice in prayer for the listeners, for each worker and can pray for receptive hearts to tune in and be a captive listener to the program and become a captive for Christ.

Those who give can also pray. Those that

cannot give can pray. Those who are Wave
Holders can also be Torch Bearers and win

Church, J. and S. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Diamond, Defiance Church of Christ, Edwardsville, 111., Mission Group, Edgerton, 0., Ladies' Aid, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin, Hazel Gerner, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bond, Garrett Church of Christ, Etna Green Church, Ladies' of Garrett, Ind., Church, Eugene Ore, Garrett, Ind., Win a Couple Class, Loyal Women, Amicus Class, Loyal Men, Mr. and Mrs. F. Harwood, Mrs. Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grimm, Hicksville Crusaders, Kum Join Us Class, Har vey, 111., Church of Christ, Mr. and Mrs. R. LaRue, Ladies' Aid Montpelier, 0., Mt. Adams Church, A. Melick, Phyllis Beams, V. Marshall, Manchester, 0., Church, Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray, Newark Builder's Class, Builder's at Newton, III., North Lib
erty Mission Workers and Adult Bible

of pentacostal preaching shall press on with a particular purpose to preach

Christ.

others to the cause. Those who cannot give can also influence others to give and be
come Torch Bearers. 0

What will

you add to the

Postman's

pennies for Pentacostal preaching? Many pennies make a pound, com pounded will confound the mighty.
10,000 pennies is $100. Purposeful Pennies Perpetuate Preaching!

Pulse Radar - Echo Service

The Pulse Radar Echo Service, al though sent at intervals and often from un expected offerings, show God's care for the
work in that often a Pulse Radar Echo

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Coble

traveled into

and

through 17 states presenting the work of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission in 1957. They worked and taught in two Christian

Service (offering) guides us through what is a seeming disaster. We are grateful to those who give Pulse Radar Echo Service and may there be more increases in these services. Many times these God directed impulses come just when we need them
most.

Class, North Highlands Church of Christ, Fort Wayne, C. Ort, Rapids City, 111,, Lydia Ladies, W. Spahr, Mr. and Mrs. S. Rensberger, Stronghurst, 111., L. Shaffer, R. Stanley, Mrs. M. Steadman, Carpenter's Corners Church, Mr. and Mrs. Slater, J. Treesh, Urbanna, 111., W. W. Class, Versailes. 111., West Liberty Ladies' Aid, W. Mansfield, Mrs. K. Kratzer, Mansfield, 0., Intermediate Boys, F. E. Wood, Mrs. Widner, Mrs. J. Zumbaugh, Don Foust, Mr. and Mrs. Goldenstein, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Johnson.

Service Camps, attended many missionary

rallys and conventions and spoke in many meetings. They traveled 22,500 miles at their own personal expense. They bought all equip
ment, personal cost of tape recorders, speakers, microphones and a large part of

We pray that those of you who do not help and could that your "resistance" may

Radio reaches one person with the Gospel or 2,000,000 or more people all at once. People will
LISTEN to radio who could not be

be broken and that you will take a place in this Missionary Radio field. Here you will aid in broadcasting the seed which is
the Word of God. Luke 8:11.

reached any other way. The GOSPEL is preached by radio. The Bible says the gospel is the power of God unto Salvation.
Radio is an effective means of

the tapes used in the publicity of the work for Radio broadcasting in 1957. In the past six years they have paid all of these ex penses and all travel costs at an expendi
ture of $1,800 a year.

Keep in mind these radio Bands join

one or more.

Band 1 Missionary Radio Band of Prayer. Band 2 Wave Holder. Band 3 Pulse Radar Echo Service.
Band 4 Torch Bearer.

getting people to HEAR the Word and Romans 17 says that "Faith cometh by hearing and hearing by
the Word of God." In the fullness of time and for

"LISTEN"

*
*

Tune in to one or more of these Mission

Published 5 times a year, January, March, June, September and Novem-

ary Radio Bands to become a channel through which God can work through the missionary radio programs and listeners.

such a time as this, when in some places all other means of carrying the message of God has been de barred, man was allowed to discover
radio. As Jesus walked on the waves

ber by Gospel Broadcasting Mission,

* Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble, Garrett, Indiana. Entered as second-class

* *
*

By this means you can become a great channel of blessing to the Gospel Broad casting Mission, Garrett, Indiana, and to
God. P. 0. Box 117.

* matter at the postoffioe in (lurrett,

* Indiana.

of the sea and brought peace to the angry waves, so let His message go forth over the ether waves to bring peace and hope to troubled hearts.

Garrett. Indiana.

PULSE RADAR - ECHO SERVICE CONTRIBUTORS

Contributors to the Missionary Radio broadcasts of the Gospel Broadcasting

Mrs. D. Eynon - Erie, III., Church Fredericksburg, 0. - Jennie Florence - Pearl

Gerner - John Griffin - Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gearhart - Unknown Contributor - Garretl

Church - Rural Hall N. C. Christian Church-

Palmyra , 0.,

Church - Pleasant Plains,

Mission, 1957, who gave one or more con

tributions unexpected or intermittant or at

111., Church - L. Plattner Mrs. Reffner

intervals, and

contributions received

on

speaking dates. Happy Home Builders - Angola, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Arrants - Eugene, Ore.

Church primary dept. - Mr. and Mrs. R, Gramling - D. Gates - Young People, 111. Ida Goff - Church Greenup, Ky. - Green field, Mich., Church - Greenfield, Ohio

Ridgeway, 0. - Church - Ridgeway, Pa. Church - Ridgway J. 0. Y. Class - River side, Calif., Ladies Study Group - Rock River, 111., Christian Service Camp - Ritt man, 0., Church - Ripley, 0., Church - E

- Amarilla, Texas - Mrs. L. Allumbaugh Bangor, Mich. - Beaverton, Ore. - Mrs. L. E. Balliet - M. Black - Dr. Ralph Beams Fort Wayne, Ind. - Burlington, Ind., Church - R. Brade - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beams Anne Beams - Mr. and Mrs. K. Busz -

Church - M. Goldsmith - Hicksville,

0.,

Church - Hicksville H. S. Class - Youth Group - C. E. - Mrs. G. Volkert - M. HuntWm. Hudspeth - Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill - W.

Rote - G. Rice - Santa Rosa, Calif., Church M. Shreve - E. Steiner - Salem, N. C

Church - L. Smith Turner, Ore. - L

Tyrrell - R. Wilson - Mr. and Mrs. Roy

Wilson - White Run Church - Mrs. P. Ruble
- Warren Church - G. Wilson - World Mis

Mrs. Bond - H. S. Class - Brownstown, Ind.

- 0. L. Bennett - Mrs. J. E. Broxon - Ciai-

cinnati, 0., - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bowman - Black Oak Church - Gary - Mr. and Mrs.
John Christian - Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Coble - V. Clatfelter - C. Cleland - Central

Hartman - P. E. Hawkins, Hessville, Ind.. Church - L. Harrison - A. James - Kenmore, 0., Church - Mr. and Mrs. F. Kellog - La Crosse, Wis., Church - Mrs. Likens F. Lay man - Mr. and Mrs. H. Longbons Allen and Pat LaRue - Clare Murphy - M. Mit

sion

Volunteers - West

Frankfort,

111.,
Ark.

Church - A. Wetterling - D. B. Wantland -

Wi-Ne-Ma Ore. Chistian Service Camp W. Woodcox - P. Bajko - Yellville

chell - W. Michaels - Montpelier, 0., Church

- R. Myers - M. Mountz - Mr. and Mrs. J. McCoy - Ala. Clairmont Christian Ch. Macy Church - I. Marich - Mr. and Mrs. C.

Church - Mrs. Heddrich - Mrs. Russell, N.

C. - Mr. and Mrs. S. Crandall - Florence

Church -

Clinton,

Iowa -

1st

Church

Clark's Hill, Ind. - Columbia, 0., Church Mrs. Cosner - Church, Central City, Nebr.Palmer, Nebr. - Church, Coldwater, Mich.0. M. S. Corvallis, Ore. - Ceres, Calif. R. E. Cummings - W. M. S. Clarion, lowaDonerail Christian Ch., Ky. - Eagle Sta. Ky. Church - S. Evans - Wm. Folprecht Mrs. J. Fell - Mr. and Mrs. George Tolson-

Douglas - C. Koerner - N. Williams - Edgerton, 0. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gary.

0

Newman - North Scott Church - Newton,

III. - Primary Class - G. Newton - Mrs.

Free send for "printed programs" for

Nickerson - E. Nash - Napa, Calif. Christian Church - Nashville, 0. - New Castle, Pa. -

mission study lessons, tape recorded pro

grams and copies of "My Experience
With Prayer." Become a Torch Bearer and

Hovison M. Society - B, O'Neal - Phoenix,

Ariz. Church - Mrs. S. 0. Radacre - Paines-

ville, 0. - Mrs. Perry - Palestine,

0.,

receive a cross or a motto that glows in

the dark.

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION

208 South Guilford Street

GARRETT, INDIANA

To

property

ISSUE OF MARCH, 1958

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION

begins its 7th year of its mission keeping the gospel progreuns on the air over Radio Luxembourg in Europe fot each week for six years. Safely through another year, God has brought the Gospel Broadcast
ing mission on its way.

On April 6, 1958, the same date six years ago, on a Monday,

the first program in the history of the restoration of the church move
ment was broadcasted to the British Isles and most of continental

Europe occurred all at once and at the same time.

Very near this 6th birthday date in 1958 another radio program
will be the Gospel Broadcasting Mission^s birthday gift to the Ger

man speeiking peo'ple in the German language.

by Ed Fausz in Germany.
Everyone loves a birthday party.

It will be produced

Make this a celebration of

dollars by sending a gift to the

GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION

208 South Guilford Street Garrett. Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble

Founders

GOD WORKS IN A MYSTERIOUS WAY

God works in a mysterious way His

LETTERS
Dear Sirs:

wonders to perform. Many things that once

seemed so mysterious are brought to light in time as the working of God's hand.

So again this year at Easter time, the time of His birth, we notice the workings of ways we cannot fathom.
On a day near Easter on Monday, April 7, 1952, the first sermon on Radio Luxembourg was sent forth by churches
who endeavor to exalt Christ by the restor ation of the church in all of its ordnances,

Revqund, Sweden

Received program. I love program very

much. I am a teacher in Sweden. Have 8-

On Easter Sunday early in the morning

tube set, 1 year old, indoor antenna two meters long. There was no disturbance on
your program.

of March 27, 1921, a baby boy was born in

Garrett, Ind., to very young parents, Ward and Mildred Greene. The day was a day of joy for the many close relatives in Garrett parents and grandparents, aunts and uncles. The little child was named Merwyn Harold
Haddix Greene.

teachings and fruits, and calls upon people everywhere to imite upon the Word of God, taking it as their only rule of faith and doc trine. This is preached over the air waves from Radio Luxembourg. This station is the largest commercial broadcasting sta
tion in the world, reaching a radius of 800 miles from Luxembourg.

Molndel, Sweden
Please send letter No. 2 and material.
Herr S. S.

Dear Sir:

N. Wales

When Merwyn was a young lad his father met a tragic death by automobile accident when returning home from his work as a reporter for the Cleveland, Ohio, Press.

This tragedy left three young^boys, who

were later made full orphans by the mother succumbing to that dread disease of multiple
sclerosis.

Now it is Easter time again and another similar radio program is being launched over the air waves, speaking to the-German speaking people in their own language. It is produced by Ed Fausz in Germany, a study time program called "Search the Scriptures."

I listen to your broadcast every Monday night. I would like you to send me any Bible study or tracts which you have. Age 15
years, 10 months.
G. T. S.

Dear Sir:

Cornwall, England

It is really wonderful to turn on the radio

Before this event Merwyn had been living with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble, where he continued to reside through his high school days and then en rolled in Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Then
after a few months he entered into the

BE PREPARED!
A good motto for each person as well as Boy Scouts is, "Be Prepared."
If there is some desire you wish to be fulfilled, be prepared if the opportunity comes that you may be ready.

in the late evening and hear the Word of God being broadcast throughout the world. Your work is wonderful and I pray for you every day. I am sure thousands join with me in saying keep up your wonderful work
for His name.
A. D.

service of his country as did his two brothers and cousin, the son of the Cobles.
Merwyn and his second brother, Allen, were in one of the early troop groups to

Dear Sir:

R.A.F., Germany

go overseas after D-Day. His youngest bro

Please send me if possible any literature. I find the program on R. L. a great blessing
to me.

ther, Richard, joined the navy where he

served until after the death of both of his

brothers. Merwyn was killed in France in

action July 22, 1944, and Allen, on his first

bombing mission, in Italy on Dec. 6, 1944. Just before Merwyn's death he had written an article, "My Experience With Prayer," and sent it to the Christian Standard, a church journal. This was printed in that paper, which came into the Coble's home the same day they received word that
Merwyn was killed in action. This article

With this thought in mind the Coble's re cording equipment and tape recorders are running by day and night to prepare pro grams for a new "Search the Scriptures"

J. A. M.
Dear Sir:

program by the Gospel Broadcasting Mis

sion for transmission in English over an other foreign station. They are getting correspondence courses ready and in shape

North Ireland

I listen to your program over Radio Lux

embourg. It has been a real blessing to me.

I am a school girl.
D. M.

to give those who w^ hear the programs and request "study material. In "order to "be"
ready when that day comes that offerings and hearts are willing as the Lord leads, for this study time of searching the scriptures.
In II Kings III-16-17, we read an incident concerning three Kings in the desert who were seeking water for their men and horses. The Prophet Elisha came to them
and told them that the Lord said "Ye

written by Merwyn just a few days before

he was killed in action has become a means

(Incidently, Mrs. Coble's birthday

is April 15th).

of starting a great missionary work and giving the gospel by radio broadcasting to millions of people in Europe.
These radio beams and airwaves carry the gospel to these once enemies, whom we now love, and words of life pass over the grave of Merwyn and many of our American boys who lie where poppies grow in Flander's fields. One of these boys pleaded for other American boys to come to these war ing countries after the war was over to preach the word. The answer to this plea came in a different way but with great power. For not by one or two workers or

Clip out this plaque and place in your mirror or some other place where you
can see it.

shall not see wind, neither shall ye see

rain, yet make this valley full of ditches." Although it looked like a hopeless task, the
three kings set their men to work as direct ed, and after they had prepared the ditches,
the rains came and filled them.

Whatever you need the supply is always there for supply is in the Father's hand.
If it is the Father's will and purpose that we "go forward" even farther, He will
supply the need.

HEARKEN UNTO THE VOICE OF MY CRY, MY KING AND MY GOD:

even more in a few countries but in every country in Europe has one a chance of hear ing the gospel preached; and even though he being dead yet speaketh.,

FOR UNTO THEE WILL I PRAY (5th Psalm, 2nd verse). * * for the work of the Gospel Broad- *
casting Mission and its founders as a *

* wave holder in prayer.

*

Our task is to be ready!

If

WE WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW! DO YOU?

In a Mission work of this kind there are

this venture. It is not His Will that any

should perish but that all should come to the

not as many moments of high exultation as

may meet those who are laboring among those where they can see the growth of the souls in spiritual things. It is only because of faith in the promise
of Isaiah 55:9-11 that His Word shall not re

saving knowledge of God. These radio ser mons give knowledge of God and His plan

of salvation. And if God is with us, who can

be against us! With Him the impossible be comes possible. So we are strengthened to
go forward in that asurance.

turn imto Him void that one can go on from day to day working to keep that Word - the

And we know we can do nothing by our

selves.

gospel - going out over the air to many who

may not hear it otherwise.

Raismg money is not as glamorous as it

may seem. Anxious days and hours are
sometimes filled with fear that the bills

We are reminded that our heavenly Father holdeth the wealth of the world in His hand;
and that Paul tells us in Phil. 4 - 19 - "But

when they come cannot be paid because of

my God shall supply all your needs accord

lack of funds. That many thousands of peo ple may be deprived of hearing the Gospel
preached. That your hours and days of work to keep the gospel on the air must be aban

ing to His riches in glory by Christ J^sus."

Therefore we believe He will direct His

wealth to supply our need, according to His will and purpose.

Through our labors in Christ Jesus and the

doned because those who could answer your pleas do not. They sing, "We Want Every body to Know" then pass up one of the quick est ways and very effective ways of telling
everyone the story of Jesus and the follow

up through the radio program giving every

one the opportunity for effective Bible study. Then there are those times when miles should be driven to speaking dates and ral-

money you have through His mercy, it can speak for Him and tell the Gospel story to millions of people. In fact to as many people as you in your heart want to give the gospel. Enter Satan's stronghold of unbelief and paganism and sin through radio broadcast ings. The results will be in proportion to how bountifully the seed is sown.
The opportunities at this time are limit less. How long it will be we do not know. It
depends on how much we as Christians
hinder Satan's work.

lys and conventions, which we believe are necessary in order to keep the means of

Missionary endeavor before the people where we might reach some to come over

and help us to broadcast the seed of the gos

pel most bountifully. Then the question comes again, "How can we go, our pockets are empty, there is no money for such a
purpose!"

Read the writings of A. B. McReynolds to see some of the dangers threatening America's religious freedom. It is even at our door. We must put on a counter attack
and radio is an effective means. Now!

Then we must pause and prayfully con

sider Isaiah 59:1, "The Lord's hand is not

shortened neither His ear heavy, that it

cannot hear." We believe God is for us in

Thanks to God, with the prayers of many and help of Christian people we have been able to combat some of the evils by the posi tive way of preaching Christ through radio broadcasting. God's Word is power!

(If you will be a Wave Holder in prayer, cut out coupon beloXv and mail to the Gospel Broadcasting Mission)

A WAVE HOLDER IN PRAYER

AND A

PRAYER PARDNER OF THE

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION AND ITS PARTNERS

I will make it a rule and consider it a privilege to pray for the work and the workers of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission who produce the programs; for the publications to serve their purpose for the listen ers; for new listeners; for contributions of time and money; for speaking engagements; for safe travel of the founders of this work;

and for their health and spiritual family needs. That all working to gether may be blessed of God according to His will and purpose in
Jesus' name. Amen.

We want to share with you some letters

from contributors who believe that the Gos

Dear Christian Friends

Illinois

our prayers go all out for this

pel is the power of God unto salvation, and that radio broadcasting of the Gospel is an effective means of sowing the seed and
saving some!
Dear Friends; Indiana

work and do hope it can continue to progress Yours truly,

From an intermediate girl's class in Ohio.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Coble;

and us. Would you not like to join us and them in praying for this work to conline and,' progress as the Lord leads and according to His will and purpose? We are sending out appeals for prayer to as many as will make it a rule of their lives
to do so. We like offerings when they come that say, "Use it wherever you have need for it." It seems as though such people have a faith in us. That they believe we will do our best to use it according to the best in terest of the work as we earnestly pray that we will be led aright in handling the funds that are placed in our hands. So in your prayers for this work and us we request you to ask the Heavenly Father

Just a little message to cheer you in your wonderful work of helping to spread the

we sincerely hope this will help in the broadcasting of God's Word.

Dear Friends Coble Alabama

Gospel in the countries of Europe and to let you know you are ever in my prayers. I am enclosing my little offering to help in what ever way you think best. Now may the Lord bless you and give you health and may you remember me as your sister in Christ. (The above is the answer to the following question that people sometimes ask: "I do not see how you can go so much and do so much, crippled as you are with rheumatism or arthritis, high blood pressure, nervous trouble, etc., and Mr. Coble deaf in one ear." We can do all things through Christ, who strengthens us. It's not easy sometimes. Neither would sitting in a rocking chair be easy for us, thinking about our ailments and worrying about the financial future. The great help to us and to the work are the prayers being offered in our behalf from in
terested Christians like those who wrote the above letter who believe that "God Answers Prayer")

I thank you for receipt. My, what a swing around the country you have made in the interest of the Lord's work. Eternity alone will reveal the worth of it all. How happy we are to be privileged to share in it, even so little as I am able to send. But I can pray, no limit there, and that the Lord will grant all of your needs, physical, spiritual and financial. Enclosed is my March offering. It comes wrapped in intercessory prayer for the work and the workers. Keep looking up for He is nigh. Even at the doors. Mark 13; 28-33 " the blessed hope. Sincerely yours in
Christian love.

to give us help according to our needs, whether it be physical, spiritual or financial. And we know that He who knoweth all things hears your prayers and will supply our needs. Will you be a prayer pardner in this work? If so cut out the pledge below the line and send to us. And cut out the plaque pray er reminder and place in your mirror or somewhere so you may see it to remind you to pray for this particular cause. Thank you.
Have you read the article in the March

(The above letter is from a lady 80 years old in beautiful handwriting. Isn't is wonder ful to receive such letters to inspire and the fact of knowing of her prayers for us and the
work? Who could fail under such fervent prayers of the righteous? How about that

issue of the Christian Leader by the editor, Morris Butler Book, concerning the work of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission entitled, "The Cobles and Radio Luxembourg?"
We hope you haven't missed it. You

phrase, "and it comes wrapped in inter

cessory prayer for the work and the work ers." God will sui'ely send showers of bless

shouldn't miss the good things in The Christ

And you, dear friends and contributors,

are not without our prayers in your behalf to God to bless each as I open your letters and again as I answer them. And we pray

ing from offerings in His name, wrapped up that way. "Praise the Lord for His good
ness."

ian Leader. Send your subscription to it now, only $3 per year, to Christian Leader, Or lando, Florida. If you do so at once you may
even yet receive the March issue. Hurry!

for God to bless you as an interested group and thank Him for your prayers and offer
ings. At least I make it a rule and habit to

do so. If sometimes I miss the individual, he or she is remembered through prayer for contributions and gifts.
Share with us some more letters from con

From young women's service group in

Ohio.

"LISTEN"

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Dear Mr. and Mrs. Coble

May God continue to bless you

in this vital service. Yours in Him.

Published 4 times a year, January,

March, June, September and Novem

tributors that strengthen and help us "Go Forward" in the work. (Excerpts, not full
letters.) Dear Mr. and Mrs. Coble: California

Dear Friends Washington God bless you in your wonder ful work. Enclosed is our small offering for this month and may God bless you in that
splendid radio work.

ber by Gospel Broadcasting Mission, * Mr. and Mrs, Walter Coble, Garrett, *
* Indiana. Entered as second-class mat*

* ter at the post office in Garrett, Ind.

I really haven't forgotten your wonderful

work and my obligation. But wc do not al

ways have control of circumstances. My ability to meet my needs at this time is an

answer to prayer. How wonderful our

We wish it were possible for you to see

and read many other letters. I have before

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Heavenly Father is when we trust him . . . I too pray for your continued success in
God's work. Yours in Christ.

me letters from Wisconsin, Michigan, Ari zona, Oregon, North Carolina, Florida, Al berta, Canada, and many other places.
Many with a prayer to God to bless the work

Send for printed programs for your missionary meetings, tape recorded pro grams and copies of "My Experience
With Prayer."

WILL YOU HELP?

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION 208 South Guilford Street

If everybody who reads this edition

of "Listen" would send an Easter of-

Garrett, Indiana

* fering or Sixth Anniversary birthday *

gift of dollars, or if those who are *: already donating would send a dollar * above what they usually send these * * * *

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'* gifts would bring such blessings to * you and us that it would be gloriously * grand. The gifts would enable us to *

* start this new program and continue * * with the present ones into the seventh * * year with a marvelously relieved and *
* thankful heart.

Issue of June, 1958

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THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING MISSION
208 South Guilford Street, Garrett, Indiana

Pledge To U. S. Flag I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the repub lic for which it stands. One nation, tmder God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. In Acts 22:28. The Chief Captain said that he obtained his freedom "With a great sum."
And Paul said, "But I was free born."
Our forefathers obtained our freedom

Pledge To Christian Flag I pledge allegiance to Christian flag and to the Savior for whose Kingdom it stands.
One brotherhood uniting all mankind it.
Service and Love.

Our Savior bought

and redeemed our

souls at a great price. He bought our souls at

bought with their blood. But we were bom

the price of his blood shed on Calvary and

his body given that we might be redeemed. He asks our allegiance and obedience to Him.

free. These forefathers, who paid a great price for their freedom, were mostly from foreign, countries. And their forethought in framing our great U. S. constitution has made it possible for us to be "born free." And they gave us freedom to worship God.
* "LISTEN" ^

In I Corinthians 7-23, Paul says, "Ye are

bought with a price." And also 1-6 (19-20). . "Ye are not your own for ye are bought with
a price." We were delivered from the bond

Published 4 times a year, January,

* March, June, September and Novem- * ber by Gospel Broadcasting Mission, * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble, Garrett,
* Indiana. Entered as second-class mat*

age of corruption into the glorious liberty of

Christ. Paul says, "But take heed

lest by any means this liberty of yours be

comes a
weak."

* ter at the post office in Garrett, Ind.

stumbling block to them that

are

GOSPa BROADCASTING IS NOW WEU INTO ITS SEVENTH YEAR

The Gospel Broadcasting Mission is well into its seventh year of sponsoring and pro moting the Bible Christian program over the
largest commercial station in the world that of Radio Luxemburg.
This station raises its antennas over the

those who will regularly give to the work of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission to keep
the English broadcast on the air. All funds to keep up broadcasts should

small country of Luxemburg in Europe. It is situated near the borders of France, Ger many and Belgium. It is built within the city of Luxemburg. The beams of Radio Luxemburg reach an 800 mile radius of good lestening. It covers nearly every country of Europe and the
British Isles. Its 24-hour service of broad

be sent to the Gospd Broadcasting Mission, Garrett, Indiana, which signs the contracts with the station and stands good for the payment of the broadcasts. Gospel Broad casting Mission checks are pledged to be in the hands of the station personnel a month

ahead of the broadcasts. For instance, the July broadcast check was sent the last day of May. All money is paid by us at least one
month ahead of the broadcast, which is ac cording to the agreement which we sign each
year with the station.
We have not failed in this!

casting reaches untold millions of people each

day.
The Church of Christ in America has the

privilege of using one of these spots for the preaching of the gospel by directly support ing such a program with funds sent to the Gospel Broadcasting Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coble, 208 South Guilford Street, or P. 0. Box 117, Garrett, Indiana. This program merits your support for having faithfully sponsored a program with your offerings and prayers well into seven
years of faithful service to the cause. We have

Have you been praying for the Gospel Broadcasting Mission? "The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much." Pray nowwhisper a prayer as you read this.
Do you sing "Make Me a Channel of

Blessing"? One way to do this and help answer your own prayer would be to dig down into your bank accoimt, bonds and pockets
to make a channel for your money. A chan

pledged, begged and prayed with you and for you to keep this program on the air these
seven years. We have done this that one

nel to flow freely to bless you and many

others by keeping the Gospel of Christ flow ing through the air channels, which channels the blessings of the Gospel into millions of
souls that do not know Christ as their Saviour

wedge of light could penetrate into and through the denominational barriers and the bulwarks of sectarianism, communism and other atheistic doctrines, such as Modernism and no religion at all. Also to teach the truths of New Testament preaching and the use of

or how to accept Him as such. You can use your money as a voice to

the Bible alone as ^e only rule of faith and

doctrine; to call people back to the church as founded on the Day of Pentecost in Acts n and carry on the work of the church as taught and practiced by the Apostles while on earth and through their Holy Spirit inspired
written admonitions and letters. To add

tell of Christ. Homer, the ancient poet, said of someone, "He ceased but left so pleasing on the ear, his voice that, listening still, they
seemed to hear."

Let the listeners of radio, by the voice of your money speaking, continue to hear the pleasing voices on the air waves that tell of Jesus and His church voices so pleasing that the listeners will seem to listen long
after the radio is still and hear the voices of

nothing that the words of Jesus do not indi cate and that the Apostles did not do, Teach and practice. There should be many programs of such nature in Europe and all of the countries of
the world.

Christ and His Apostles speaking through the gospel messages. (Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble marked their 42nd wedding anniversary on June 21, 1958)
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Why do you wait, dear brothers? Why do you tarry so long to give your aid to one of the greatest means of giving out the Gospel message and sowing the precious seed of the Gospel? We must have more Wave Holders

Send for more printed programs, tape recorded programs and copies of "My Ex perience With Prayer."

^ Mission Publicized
(Reprinted in part from May, 1958, issue of "Wave Lengths") The Bible Christian Broadcast began its seventh year of weekly broadcasts the first Monday of April on Radio Luxemburg. This program is heard by some two million people in sixteen countries of Europe. This work is the cooperative effort of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble of Garrett, Indiana, who raise the necessary funds to pay for the radio time, fees and promotional costs; Mr. and

seem to emphasize one certain aspect of the Gospel and forget all about other things. The impression I got from your programme was that you desired to proclaim the whole Gos
pel of our Lord. "1 shall be praying that the Lord will use your programme not only for the winning of souls, but in the strengthening of His people (a thing we need here in England especially)."

SATAN WINS AGAIN

In foiling the attempt of the Gospel Broad casting Mission working with Edward Fausz in a German language broadcast in Europe. Edward says in a letter received June 23 "Since we have experienced so many delays and 'false' promises that have akeady cost
us so much time and expense, as well as pub lic- embarrassment, we are accelerating our

Mrs.

Alex

Bills,

Pusan,

Korea,

and

Martin Clark, Osaka, Japan, who produce the broadcast; Exie Fultz, Osaka, Japan, who supervises the correspondence courses; and Guy Mayfield, Rome, Italy, who devotes much of his time to making personal con
tacts with listeners who have shown interest.

Other contacts have also been made by Ed Faustz in Germany. Of course, this broadcast has been an asset to every kind of New Testament work being done in Europe. Through the years the Bible Christian program has been a steady proclamation of
the restoration of the New Testament church.

efforts in printing tracts for distribution to the German people. We are being forced to a dif
ferent method of evangelism, and it may be
God's will. He sometimes closes doors and

opens others and this may be His reply to our prayers for a German radio broadcast. He

From letters received and personal contact made, we are convinced that the ideal of a return to the New Testament pattern is gaining a tremendous following in Europe. We believe that the next few years may see a modem restoration movement sweep across Europe. When this comes, the sacrificial
work of Walter and Mainie Coble and those

may be telling us 'No' at least for tfie present

and directing us into changing our methods
to that of German tract evangelism."
He further states "Last week alone I have

whose gifts they have received will be at the

root of it.

prepared and translated more than 3,500 tracts, distributing them in the immediate area. We have prepared still another tract and have had it printed at a commercial printer's shop in Bad Soden. We have a total of 15,000 printed already this week and have covered
all of northern Frankfurt and the suburban cities of Bad Soden and Schwalback. We are

The Bible Christian Broadcast requires almost $600 each month to keep on the air.
The Cobles also have undertaken to raise

funds to support other broadcasts entitled "Search the Scriptures," a worthwhile imder-

receiving replies from them in the mails and already have established several contacts with souls who are definitely interested in the New
Testament church."

^ taking and should have the liberal support of

Christians everywhere. Later it will be pos sible to release programs in other parts of
Europe and Africa. Buying time on commercial stations for

The Gospel Broadcasting Mission is happy

that Edward Fausz is able to do this great Christian service in tract evangelism now that

the release of Christian programs is a very important part of missionary radio. The re ward for the work and money comes in the frequent letters, such as this one from Eden Bridge, Kent, England. "I heard your program for the first time last evening and was very impressed and helped. "I would be grateful if you would be good enough to send me a copy of the message
which was on Romans 4.

air envangelism is closed to him for the time being and we pray for him in this work, which is also a seed-sowing ministry and pray that the Gospel seed sown in this manner will fall on much rich ground and bring forth abund antly in souls won and reclaimed for Christ
in His church.

"I shall listen in the future in spite of the late hour. So many good radio programmes

The Gospel Broadcasting Mission has "put our hand to the plow" of evangelizing by means of radio evangelism, to sponsor relig ious broadcasting, especially missionary re ligious broadcasting. And we must stay to that purpose a mission dedicated to broadcast(continued on back page)

(continued from page 3)

New spots on radio broadcastiiig will be

ing the Gospel by radio with the help of Chris- ^ utilized whenever available or funds mCTifr.
tian people everywhere. We must be left free > Thank you and God bless all of you.

to investigate stations where a Gospel broad-;

The Lord is not willing that any should cast may be had and prayerfully use any ' perish, so we believe that it is the Lord's money that comes in to the promulgation of will that people be told of the plan of salva the Gosp?l by radio, seeking the advice of tion. As radio broadcasting is a means of radio experts and some most interested con telling the Gospel story it surely is within
the province of His will.

tributors to the cause.

The money that has come into the Gospel

the dictates of those who have contributed to

Broadcasting Mission designated to the Ger-' proclamation of the Gospel of Christ. The man Air Evangelism will be used according to more effective the means, the harder Satan

But Satan has many ways to hinder the

the cause in the past. As soon as possible to Christ and the fullest restoration of letters will be written to each donor request Christ's church. ing the use they wish to make of the money ! Methinks we hear Christ saying, "Be not contributed, either for the general cause and i dismayed: it is I, be not afraid." Should one work of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission or to , be afraid to step out in an unglamorous task be forwarded to German Tract Evangelism or and hard-earned place to broadcast the Gos returned to the donors to distribute as they ! pel? All sorts of hindrances have been placed wish. in the way of Ed Fausz to get a spot to broad cast in the German language the unchanging Hereafter we do not solicit the giving of Gospel plea. Satan must fear this work be funds to any other designated broadcast but we want you to trust the Gospel Broadcasting ' cause it is for the cause of Christ. May we Mission to utilize to the very greatest possible i not be deceived by Satan but together praj use all money received so that the greatest ' for success m obtaining time and spots that good maybe accomplished for Christ and His ; can be bought at reasonable prices elsewhere. church by radio. We promise to notify you as j And as you pray, give, that the broadcasting to new broadcasts when they are made pos- i of the gospel may glow and grow in spiritual ity and power, sible or any change in the working of the Gos K you will undergird the Gospel Broadcast pel Broadcasting Mission. ' We pray that you will continue to give and ' ing Mission now with your prayers, more can when possible increase your offerings to the i be wrought than we ask or think. Satan sure Gospel Broadcasting Mission, having faith in i ly laughs as do the lieaders in the Council of our integrity and wisdom in using it to the i Churches when a Christian broadcast goes off very best advantage in preaching the Gospel ; the air or one is hindered from getting on. by radio, asking your prayers in behalf of ; Only certain programs are sanctioned by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. ! these partners those of modernistic trend
and origin. Christians, awake out of sleep! Be alert

will work to foil any attempt to win people

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to what is happening to Gospel broadcasting

and act to do something about it. "Evil flourishes when good men do nothing." One should thank God and help with all one's might when there is a chance for the Gospel
on the air.

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Sometimes because of these financial lim itations and difficulties we are anxious but

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we cannot do. IB ^ ^,^can;d<5fhe things many lovely letters ;' T-'^^^^p^tiiank you for i

Property (anxious) thought for the morrow." So with ri _ .rt "iic nrnmieo wHu rest, kuowiug that He -o K "0.^8^ promise we will
and

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will direct (p ^i-ay titay tiiat God will dire you into every good
work for His sake. Amen.

Issue of September, 1958

L
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AN EFFECTUAL DOOR IS OPEN

On the cover is a picture of Radio Luxembourg's radio and television studios we took on our recent trip to the station. The tower, in the smalhr picture, is a part of this same building, but it is hidden by the tree on the left. Atop this tower are several low-powered transmitters beamed in the direction of the high-powered transmitters located several miles outsid" of the city. These high-powered transmitters relay the broadcasts received from the studios to a very large ar"a covering
most Oi the countries of Europe. They are the most powerful transmitters in the world. The value of this powerful station was realized by our forces during World War II, and the program, "Die Stimme Amerika" (Voice of America), was broadcast from these trans
mitters.

We are happy and fortunate to be able to work with the Cobles and the Gospel Broad casting Mission in this vital work of broad-jasting the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour,
Jesus Christ, and to follow this work with corr'^spondence, and personal calls in a com bined effort to bring Salvation to as many souls as will accept Him on His terms!
The Fausz's.

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Pictured above is th-j Adolf bridge spanning the deep valley tha^ separates the city of Luxembourg.

RADIO LUXEMBOURG
By Edward Fauz Located in the center of a large wooded park near down-town Luxembourg is the mod ern studio of Radio Luxembourg. Completely isolated from the noise of the city, and abso lutely quiet except for the playful chatter of squirrels and singing of birds, the park of
fers an ideal location for work of this kind.

Therefore, realizing the true value of this

means of reaching lost souls everywhere, let us pray that God will give us all the Faith,

Strength, and Support that we need to carry

out His Great Commi-sion!

FORSCHET IN DER SCHREFT!

(Search the Scriptures)
This is the name of the new German lan

Our family visited the station on a recent trip to make the final arrangements for the German language broadcast. The meeting was
climaxed with a tour of the radio and tele

guage broadcast that will begin the first Sun day in October. The nature and purpose of the broadcasfwill be to literally induce its hear
ers to "Search the Scriptures" for the Truth
that is revealed therein.

vision studios. It was most interesting to see the vast amount of technical equipment need ed to operate a station of this size, and to see
the station "in action" as the technicians and

Because of the station's policies regarding religious broadcasting, one half of the pro
gram will be required for music, and the other half for gospel-preaching. Since the broadcast is beamed and prepared for a Ger man audience, it was suggested by the studio manager to broadcast German music rather than English. A fine selection of German hymns and choruses is being made available

operators went about their work. It was interesting for Mary and the children, too, to see this communication center of West ern civilization, which is the "vocal chord" for

democracy in Western Europe. Its powerful

voice is carried across the Iron Curtain in

many languages with a message of freedom and hope for the enslaved peoples of Eastern
Europe.

to us. They are of fine quality, and many of

them are translations of the hymns we sing in America. They have excellent instrumen tal ac-.ompaniment.
Tracts and lessons will be mailed to our

Besides serving the free world in a politi cal capacity, it is now serving our Lord. With Brother Alex Bills expounding the Gospel to
the English-speaking people, we are now

listeners free of charge, and personal calls

will be made whenever it is desired. Evan

prepared to form a bridgehead among the German-speaking people; so that all of the p oples of Europe might know that God will
send His Son to redeem us from sin.

gelistic meetings will be held later on, in areas where the most interest is being shown.
A sincere effort will be made to establish a New Testament Church in these locations.

LUXEMBOURG CITY {A City of Baauty & Opportunify)

in our opinion, Luxembourg is one of the
most beautiful cities in Europe. One of its chief physi al characteristics is th'^ deep, beautiful valley that divides the city in half. This provides a large park with cobble-stone foot paths winding around its steep sides. An
ancient stone fortress also adds interest to the

park, and flowers and trees provide a natural setting of beauty.

The full scope of this park is seen from the

city's two main bridges. Besid'^s the Adolf bridge, shown in the picture, there is another older bridga called the "Alte Bruecke."

In addition to being a beautiful city, Luxem bourg is ideally located for broadcasting work. The entire country is only the size of an average county in America, and its borders touch the edges of Belgium, G'rmany and France. The languages of all three of these countries are spoken fluently and inter-

chang'^ably by the natives. English, too, is

wid..iy used and taught in the schools. For the work of Christian broadcasting, Luxembourg offers the very best opportuni ties in reaching out to the countries of Europe with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. (Luximbourg is the official spelling of the city and country by the natives there, and also by the Germans. If, however, this app-ars awkward in American print, the spelling of Luxemburg is acceptable.)
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The Studio Tower Of

RADIO LUXEMBOURG

plan of salvation preached and have a chance to study, if 0 desired by way of the offered course of Bible Study whereby one may "search the scripture" and study to show themselves approved unto God, "a workman

that

needeth not to

be

ashamed,

rightly

THE GOSPEL BROADCASTING dividing the word of truth." 0 MISSION'S AIM AND PURPOSE
The work or mission of the Gospel Broad casting Mission is to place and maintain Gospel Missionary Radio programs on the air, financed by offerings from God's people who want to sow the gospel seed in this way eventually to the "uttermost part of the world," or into "all of the world." According to our conception of a mission or Gospel Mission is making the gospel message known, and a Christian Missionary as one

GOOD NEWS!
We want to share with'you the good news
received the next day after the publication of
the June issue of LISTEN:

Even when our faith and hope of obtaining

a spot to broadcast the Gospel in the German language was so weak -and despairing "God had the answer to our prayers on the way'""Oh ye of little faith"we seem to
hear. But He is merciful and has answered

lyhose mission is to make the gospel message wown. Thei'efore our aim as a Gospel Broad
casting Missions is to make the gospel mes;age known to as many listeners by way of adio. As Christian people will determine this y their offerings, contributions and prayers nd volunteer service to help in anyway with 19 many tasks such as writing, typing, mailig, etc., connected with such a mission; until
i nations have at least this chance to hear

many prayers for a German language broad

castfar above what we could ask or think.

Will you please read the excerpt from the American Sales and Servicing Agencyre ceived the day after LISTEN was in the mail,
which shows our lack of trust and faith that
it could be done?

Immediate news was flown to Ed Fausz in

e joyful sound "Jesus Saves" and to learn iw one may be saved by hearing the gospel

Germany and a return telegram received (Continued On Back Page)

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from him "Praise the Lord; God answers prayer." Thi; means that the Gospel Broadcasting Mission must raise nearly twice as much

grams right round the world everjj night fiom

6 oMock on. This is heard in New Zealand, Australia and everywhere in between. "F^w

we can have it,

starting early in

Octoo-r

money as ever has been raised before and

that has not come easy. We ask all Christian Friends and thos? who love to sow the precious Gospel seedto come to the aid of this new venture for the Lord.

next. Same night, Monday. . . here are the details for the Press, etc. TIME: 18:50 to 19:00 (6:50 to 8:00 p. m.) Luxembourg Time 49.26 meters. 6090 kilocycles. English program.)

aU year. DAY MONDAYS. WAVELENGTH, (This is the

GERMAN. I have been offered one 15-min.

He that soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifully. We need help at onceSOS (Send
0 Send). Th? checks have been sent for the October

period on R. L. I for German and have asked it in your name for Fausz. The price will be $80 and I will let you know the day
as soon as station confirms that, and tho

broadcast of these new programs. The two

more checks will be due Sept. 30. Time flies;

it also costs money! Thanks to all who are helping in this cause

starting date. . . which must be 1st week

of October. . . so get busy! All the very best. Sincerely, Pan-American Broadcasting Co. Guy Bolam

and also anticipating many more to join this

lin-^ of counterattack against evil and for the defence of the Gospel.
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Letter Received From The

Broadcasting Company
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Coble,

1. Tell Ed Fausz his worries about Germa,n program are over. . .we're going to haye
one in the Fall. '

2. Bible Wide Fall! every

Christian program is going World in English American, also in the Literally thousands of listeners to one to-day!

IN MEMORIUM
"And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death neither sorrow or crying; neither shall there be anymore pain." Revelation 21:4. In memory of Elmer Challen, February Rudolph, 0., by wife, Mrs. Elmer Challsn through Weston, 0., church, $10. In memory of Ross H. Mann, June, Garret' Ind., by Perry Arrants, Hicksville, 0., $5. In memory of Fay A. Greene and wifi Dessie Weekley Greene, August, Clatskani Ore., by niece, Mrs. Ruth M. Coble Car Fort Wayne, Ind., $25. In memory of Mrs. Fred Rench, Ma
Mishawaka, Ind., by Mrs. Evelyn Shaffer Butler, Ind., $5. "Lead kindly Light! Lead Thou me c
and with the morn we'll see those dear fa<

Here is the story:

For years we've been trying to get you on

to the short-wave transmitter that carries all

the big

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NOVEMBER ISSUE 1958

LISTEN
''Listen, O Isles, Unto Me; and Harken, Ye People, From Afar,''
Isaiah 49:1
He Gathereth the Wheat Into His Bam' Matthew 13:30
"Now the Seed Is the Word of God" Luke 8:11

"The Sower Soweth the Word" Luke 4:14

"The Harvest Indeed Is Plentious But the Laborers Are Few" Luke 10:2

SHARING WITH OTHERS IN WORD AND DEED

Let us share that portion of religious free dom that was brought to the shores of America to all the people of the world through a short wave broadcasting of the Gospel "into
all the world."

and other programs to go on the air as plan ned in the near future. Many of you can give more. Give the German people the gospel through the efforts of radio in a "Search the Scripture" program of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission. Edward Fausz, the missionary in Germany, is preaching and producing the sermons in the German language and taking care of the fol
low up work.

ing force with the Word of God in your hand and prayers on your lips. That people will
believe and be obedient to His Word and live

in newness of life teaching others the "faith"

once for all delivered to the saints.

It is not what we give but what we share, for the gift without the giver is bare. As though it were Jesus saying, "He who gives himself with his Alms feeds three himself, his hungering neighbor and Me." So let us share our gifts and thanks with those of Europe who gave us our first Thanksgivmg Day. Also those who kept America in those early days free. Yes, gave us freedom to worship God. "They, those European ancestors, left un stained what here they found Freedom to Worship God." Let's keep it that way here and return the Gospel plea to them with thankful hearts this Thanksgiving season. What a wonderful Thanksgiving it will be if each of you would send $1 even now and say we want the gospel preached in Ger man and English by radio in Europe. And say we promise, circumstances permitting, to send a like amount each month that pro grams in Europe can continue indefinitely

Plan big take God as your partner. Jesus said, "Give and it shall be given unto you, pressed down and running over, shaken to
gether." God will bless these radio pro grams and the missionaries and give souls for their crowns and yours. Only believe, that He can and will accomplish His pui^iose beginning with you!

"M God is your partner make your plans big." He said "Go," and "Lo, I am with thee." With this promise we are going for
ward.

Ed Fausz says, "Germans love to read

and to listen to the radio. Our work of reach

God has not forsaken us during the six and one-half and more years we have been working to put and keep His gospel on the air in English over Continental Europe and the British Isles. He wants every tongue and tribe to hear of his gospel. The German speaking people need this gospel. They need it in great numbers. And now much more since communism is put ting on a great and concerted effort to make the whole world atheistic. Will you put your fist in this wall of sweeping, plunging water of atheism and hold back this evil and destroy

ing them via both the printed page (mimeo graphed papers) and the radio broadcast is an effective way for making initial contacts." There are so many inspiring things Ed says. They thrill and also sadden us because so much could be done if you would take this burden onYyour hearts and send an offering

and pledgem(^matter how small to the Gospd

Broadcasting Mission, Box 117, Garrett, Ind. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coble.
"Continue in prayer and watch in the same with thanksgiving." Col. 4-2.

Cost Reported'Of 2 Weekly Programs

The third check for $714.92 has been sent by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission Oct. 30, which is to pay for one month of broadcasting
over Radio Luxembourg over short wave for the "Bible Christian Program" in English. Going "Into All the World" on 6090 Ks., this is

A LETER FROM ED FAUSZ

A letter from Ed. Fausz, missionary at Frankfurt Germany, concerning his new German language broadcast, "Search the Scriptures" program of the Gospel Broad casting Mission, first broadcast.
Dear Christian Friends, WE ARE NOW ON
THE AIR!

each day, as we need it, to do His will! We

are so thrilled with the results that are com

ing in from our first broadcast (only two days ago), that we wanted to share this good news
with you!

produced by the "Christian Radio Mission," V. Alex Bills, director. Also the German langu age broadcast on long and short wave "Search the Scriptures' by Edward Fausz missionary in Frankfurt, A-Main, Germany.
A similar check must be sent on November

Some Facts on

30. We of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission

are depending on faith in God and His people* to make this possible. Other funds above the regular time, for station costs, are needed to keep the work going - by letters, bulletins and travel, tape recordings for you to hear the
actual broadcasts and for other needs of the
work.

We praise God that we are on the air with the Gospel of His son Jesus Christ! Our first sermon, "Das Wort Gottes" (The Word of God), was broadcast from Radio Luxembourg Sunday morning, Oct. 5, and already replies are streaming in from interested listeners throughout Germany.

Radio Luxembourg
The Station from which these broadcasts, sponsored by contributions to the Gospel
Broadcasting Mission, reach into the world.

We can't thank the Lord enough for having answered our prayers in making this broad cast possible for us! The letters are coming from all parts of Germany, and, judgmg from

It is the most powerful station in the world, with 150,000 watts power, three times as pow
erful as any in the United States.
Sometimes called the "Vocal Cord for

the geographical locations from which they come, our broadcast is being heard from as
far north as Bremen, near the Danish border,
and as far south as tiie Ausrian border. Some

Democracy in Western Europe." It has a good listening radius of 800 miles.

There are three bands which they use,

regular broadcast band, long wave, and short
wave. Under favorable conditions the listen

We hope and pray that many will see the need and pledge regular contributions to the cause. Every pledge, no matter how great or small, is greatly appreciated. Of course if you cannot pledge, offerings are a joy to receive and a great aid in keeping the work going. We do not want you to give any less to other missionaries that you are now support ing, but we want you to give over and above that which you now give so that we may carry
on this great work in the name of Jesus Christ

are also being received from the Soviet-occu pied part of East Germany, near Austria!
It is really a humble experience to read these letters from people who have been mis led so long! One woman in Baden wrote that our broadcast has helped her so much in understanding the word of God, and that it
came as a direct answer to her prayers. She

ing radius is much larger. There are 80,000,000 (million) licensed radios and 50,000,000 (million) English speaking people in the 800 mile radius, not counting those people that are in England. ^ countries of Europe and the British Isles are blanketed by the radio
broadcasts. This penetrates even the Iron curtain where many cannot go.
The short wave broadcast can be heard

had prayed the night before, that a clearer understanding of God's word might be made
known to her.

to whom we give all the praise and the glory Jor^ahling us to-further His-great. plan

A Personal Letter

To The Cobles
Dear Mom and Pop Coble,

Here in Frankfort, Radio Luxembourg is coming in loud and clear! We will send you
a personal NEWSLETTER from time to time, and we want you to feel free to copy all or part of it for publication in "LISTEN." In that way, you will be able to keep the churches better informed of the progress that is being

Another nnan in Numberg wrote that he agrees with us a hundred per cent in that "to take away from, or to add to the Word of God is to change God's plan and to weaken its power." He said that there are many religious bodies in Germany today that are changing and undermining the true teachings of the Bible. A family near Bremen wrote and told us how they enjoyed having early morn ing family devotions around their radio. Still others from East Germany risked being imprisoned by Communist authorities to write us, requesting a copy of the broadcast! (It is against the law in East Germany to listen to
Western broadcasts.)
When we receive these letters tears came

around the world on 6090 Kc's, 50,000 watts power. The listening power of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission programs are multiplied many tiniesjby_ short wavj^

The German' Language broadcast" went"on

the air Oct. 5th, 1958, Sunday mom, 6:45-7:00 a.m. Luxembourg time, reaching all German
speaking countries. It is called the "Search

the Scriptures" preaching. The

program, Edward Fausz new English short wave

around the world broadcast went on the air

Monday, Oct. 6, 1958 from 6:50-7:00 p.m.

Luxembourg time. It is caUed "The Bible

Christian Program," produced by V. Alex

Bills.

DOLLARS TALK ON THE RADIO

Your Voice for Christ in Europe, Christian Dollars Broadcast Gospel Truth, "Ye shall

made. Truly, it was God's will that we begin

this German language broadcast, as it is clearly indicated by the results that are being seen so far! At present, it looks very encouraging, and I believe the possibilities of

know the truth and the truth shall make you

free". Help make Europe Free in Christ for His Church. Dollars talk for Christ. Send the light through preaching. "The entrance of thy word giveth light."

for the wonderful way He is blessing our efforts, and answered our prayers for the broadcast! Also for much of your time and substance to make a work like this possible! As we pray for you, pray also for us; to the end that God's name will be glorified through our lives, and that many souls might
be won to Him!

startmg new chjarc^esj^qugl^^ method is immeasurable! We cannot thank Gbd enough

into our eyes, and as a result they are hard to read. But we know that God is paving the way for His kingdom in and among the hearts of these German people. Is it any wonder then, that we feel so humble when we received tiiese letters from people who
would not, and could not know the Plan of

Light and radioi waves are the same thing, except for a different rate of vibrations, the
nearer a radio or TV wave approaches the frequency of light, the more it behaves like
light.
FREE

Salvation and God's Blessings, except for

this broadcast?

Mary and the children are fine, and they all join in sending our very best wishes and God's Blessings to all! Closing with a prayer for you, and yours, and the work of the Lord wherever you are, we are.
Your Missionary Family, Ed, Mary, David, Debbie and Bobby Fausz Serving the Lord in Germany.

How can we thank God enough for the vital part you are having in making this broadcast possible for us? Truly, this broadcast is His will, as we can see &om the replies and re sponses that are coming from it! We ask your prayers, as we pray, too, that God's Word will bear fruit unto our heavenly Father, as we proclaim His message in simplicity and
truth.

Send for printed programs for your missionary meetings, tape recorded pro grams and copies of "My Experience
With Prayer."

Give thanks for the preaching of the Gospel by radio in Europe. Pray, in everything give
thanks.

Of course, it keeps us busy preparing ser mons, mimeographing them, answering letters, and keeping up our local work; but we believe that God will give us the strength

"Tune in with prayer for the gospel on the

air."

^ tetter From
V. Alex Bills
Dear Walter and Manie:

Letters From

Letters From Listeners

(Cornwall, England) Dear Su:: It is really

Contributors
Dear Friends,

(Lanoshire, Scotland) Dear Sir; Thank you bourg. Sincerely yours, a friend of the work. very, very much for your most encouraging As to programs, we are continuing the "We thank God for those who are will to stand message. It is indeed a blessing to my soul. It series on the chapters by Paul. On Oct. 13 firm on God's word and principles in the has revived me in spirit. So please send me they will be on Galation 6 (No. 208) with a spirit of opposition many times." your Bible correspondence course. Yours in
about.

onthe conversation with Mayfield. I havebeen quite impressedwith the plans that he has for Eitfope. We will be looking forward to the letter from him telling us what you talked

Your toavels in the East sound interesting, and of course I would have enjoyed being in

that go out each week from Radio Luxem

few who might respond anyway. If you can send me a few extra copies I wiU pass them out in faith. God bless you and the messages

I could use a few extra copies of "LISTEN." This is a U. C. M. S. church but there are a

evening and hear the Word of God being

wonderful to turn on the radio in the late

wonderful and I pray for you every day. I am sure thousands join with me in saying keep up your wonderful work for His name.
A. D.

broadcast throughout the world. Your work is

tinue a chapter a we^. IVe ^ave malenal already in their hands for programs until the third week in December. And we will be sending another five programs soon.

^ot Deceived" and will con

pel Broadcasting Mission. Sincerely yours.

Willing Worker's Class.

Dear Friend in ChrisL-_Jnclosed..Js our monthly contribution to the work of the Gos

Christ, Mr. T. B.

There seemed to be no need for changing the general structure of the programs, al
though, I suppose, being aware of the new audience has encouraged me to go more care fully into the fundamentals of the faith in most recent five programs. I am persuaded that you are making possible one of the most significant presentations of New Testament

Christian Friends; We have decided to give a

regular contribution of $5 per month to the

Another kind of letter that thriUs us. Dear

TSurreyTEngl^) Dear Sir;"Ostened to your broadcast of Radio Luxembourg last night. It gave me fresh courage and renewed hope. Could you please send me the literature you spoke about. Thank you very much.
Yours ever, D. G.

Gospel Broadcasting Mission. Yours truly.

The Church.

almost every program. We are enclosing the

send me some of your Bible lessons. I listen

yours faithfully, J. G. G.

A-Scotland: I shall beglad if you will kindly

His service. We thank you for your letters whether with money, pledges or requests or
words of encouragement.

Fine, thank you, may God bless us all in

regularly to your broadcasts and enjoy them very much. Thanking you in anticipation,
Yorkshire, England; How do we come to Christ? ... I would like to know more about your Christian work. Yours sincerely, B. H.
Switzerland: It is second time that I have joy of listening to your fine broadcasts over

Christianity in our generation: The Lord will continue His blessings I am sure.
Sincerely,
V. Alex Bills.

Dear Cobles: We were happy to get the

news concerning the German broadcast. Re cently I have read stories of two Catholic

priests who were converted to true Christian ity through listening to Radio broadcasts

where sermons were preached. They were led

/#

Thank You," From

The Cobles

to study the Bible and thus learned how far they had departed from the true faith. So

sermons over radio can reach many who have never heard the Bible teachings but
have always accepted what priests or denom

Radio Luxembourg. I would be very pleased to receive your printed messages, if possible, the two last ones and others. We are sorry that we only now discovered your fine pro
gram. H. A. P.

A thank you letter from Mr. and Mrs. Coble

to all who have contributed in any way to

the giving of the work; Those who invite us

inational preachers have taught them. Pray ing for the success of the Gospel Broadcasting
Mission and remembering you two as friends and co-workers in the vineyard of the Lord, we remain, your friends, The D's

Excerpts From A Letter

From A Wonderful

to speak in the churches and other meetings, those who send regular offerings and those

who have sent any money and especially

those who continue in prayer and for all of your prayers. Without this help and your mterest and God's blessing we could do noth

Missionary
(Oct. 21, 1958) Dear Mr. and Mrs. Coble: I am sitting here helping with some church papers and writing a few notes myself. I have

ing. So, we send you greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, thanking you for the wonderful help that you have given for the Gospel Broadcasting Mission work. We can't thank you enough for your help,
for it is through this that His Blessed Word can be preached around the world by Radio.

The Kind of Letters That Saden Our Heart

Dear Friends: We are sorry to say that we must discontinue the monthly check because we are in a building program and all funds
are needed for the present. Dear Friends: We are truly sorry we must withdraw our pledge for the time being be
cause of a division in the church over other

been busy since I last saw you but I know that you have probably been covering the miles too. I admire the work you are doing so much, I remember how hard you tried to get people to understand the work you wanted to do. The Lord has blessed you and I know others have
been blessed because of your faithfulness. "It is required that a man be faithful." He has so many different jobs for so many people but often we are not satisfied doing little jobs or the hard ones. May God richly bless you and give you the health and strength needed for this task. With Love, A Missionary home on furlough.
(It is understandmg letters such as these and well wishes of Christian workers that help
to weather anxious times and fears of failure

It is with gladness that we tell you that he German language broadcast is now on the lir, and responses are pouring in from many tarts of Europe. This makes an English
anguage Broadcast on short wave around the

matters. Some of us must draw apart.

Church.

"We are sorry, but if God is on your side,

who can be against us."
FUTURE GOALS

^orld, and a German language broadcast on

)ng wave as well as short wave from Radio uxembourg a mighty power in the world for iew Testament Christianity. We thank you

umbly for your prayers, as they are our

lent strength when trials come upon us.

1. A program over Italy. 2. A program over Radio Tangiers.

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Wto
iSincereljr Yours,

3. A program over Radio Lorenco Marques. These last two broadcasts reaching into

to do God's will and purpose. The prayers of these righteous people availeth much; because

Spain and surrounding area and Lorence Marquets into Southern Africa. Cover these

of the power of prayer, a constant help in

times of stress.)' ' . .

plates Miifli a ptea'.

"The iields are ripe already unto the

sparinsly."

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.CoUe.

Garrett, Indiana

*"Vqva: CtaUtian ddlats preach gospel

trutW

iat soeth sparingly shall reap also

A POEM
"Said Grandfather Gay" On a Thanksgiv
ing Day,
away!

IN REMEMBRANCE
.

Missionary cause by contributing an offering

Often times one desires to further some

about this. Radio Broadcasting "Into All the World" would be a fine thing to remember

If you want to be happy give something

And says Mom and Pop Coble "If you want to be Noble And Happiness is your plan, That they are in position
As the Broadcasting Mission

in the name of some departed person. Other times there is more money received for floral

prices than is needed to buy the floral gifts

for funerals. In either case, you can help the cause of the Gospel Broadcasting Mission by

when making out one's will. Money received in such a way will be used to perpetuate the broadcasting of the gospel by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission, Garrett, Indiana. Of
such a one it surely might be truly said
Message proclaimed by radio.

sending them such memorial offerings and thename in whose memory the gift is sentwill
also the name of the donor. Tell your friends

"He being dead yet speaketh." Many could be won to Christ, through hearing the Gospel

To be made happy again and again."

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be presented on the remembrance plaque and

remembrance plaque

Bible Correspondence
Course For U. S. A.
Gospel Broadcasting Mission, 208 S. Guilford
St., P. 0. Box 117, Garrett, Ind. Those who desire taking the course will pay a small fee of $5 per course. The proceeds
NOW Available in the U. S. A. From the

"Lead Kindly Light! Lead Thou me on; and with the n^orn, see dear faces smile which we have loved long since and lost a whde. And see Jesus
face to face and tell the story. Saved by Grace.
IN MEMORY OF: By

will go to pay for printing, mailing one way, mailing answers and a certificate when the

of helping some one less able to pay for the

course, as you will see by the following state
ments.

course is completed. It may also be the means

Husband, Paul Hootman

passed away May 22, 1942

Ross H. Mann

$ 5.00
$ 5.00

Mrs. Paul Hootman, wife HicksviUe, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Perry Arrants HicksviUe, Ohio

passed away June 25,1958

Any part left over from the cost will be used by the Gospel Broadcasting Mission for secretary work concerning the course and other helps involved. The papers will be grad
ed and answered by those competent to do so. The course will greatly help any person who wishes to make a study of the Bible and add to his store of Bible knowledge. Teachers, stu
dents and Christians everywhere will be benefitted and also by so doing will help the cause

Garrett, Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. Fay A. Green Killed in auto collision

August 10, 1958,

Eugene, Oregon
Mrs. Fred E. Rench

$25.00

Mrs. Ruth M. Cary, niece Fort Wayne, Indiana

passed away May 4,1958

Mishawaka, Indiana

Mrs. Evalyn Shafer, friend

(Friend of Missions )
Mr. Elmer Challen

$ 5.00 $10.00
$20.00

Butler, Indiana Mrs. Elmer Challen, wife

of Christ in carrying on the work of the Gospel

Broadcasting Mission.

Rudolph, Ohio
Mrs. Agnes Wilcox

through Weston, Ohio church

Adult Bible Class, Fellowship and Mutual Class of North Lib

We do not want to deprive anyone of this opportunity because of lack of means to pay
this cost we will therefore be glad to en

passed away September, 1958 North Liberty, Indiana. (Mrs. Agnes Wilcox was a charter
member of the North Liberty Chris
tian church and a great influence to all who knew her. Knowing her de votion and concern for the Gospel

erty Christian church.

roll those who cannot pay this amount. Please do not ask to be enroUed unless you will

earnestly endeavor to finish the course, unless prevented by causes not under your control.
* * "LISTEN" Published 5 times a year, January, *

Broadcasting Mission and of your

present need, the Bible classes in

vited the other Adult Bible classes

to join them in this special offering

in her memory. Yours truly, Mrs. E. R. Osenger.

* March, June, September and November * * by Gospel Broadcasting Mission, Mr. *

* and Mrs. Walter S. Coble, Garrett, * Indiana. Entered as second-class matter * *

* at the post office in Garrett, Ind.

*

Mrs. Agnes Wilcox in remembrance of her lovely letters of hope and encouragement and of her faithful
ness in sending her offerings regularly. For Uncle Ross Mann

$ 1.00

By Walter S. Coble, Gospel

Broadcasting Mission

The love of money that root of all evil, I Tim. 6:10, is standing in the way of the gospel. Because Christ's children and mem bers of His body, the church, love money more than they love to see the spread of the
gospel of Christ.

$25.00

Mrs. PvUth Margciret Coblo Cary,

Fort Wayne, Ind. This is her second remembrance check of $25

who passed away June 25, 1958,

and for her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fay A. Greene, who were killed in an auto accident Aug. 10,

1958, at Eugene, Ore.

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