Student LEs Lead to Baptism
Student literature evange-
lists worked in Santa Barbara
last summer on the college
campuses. There they met two
young ladies and developed
friendships that later led to
one's enrolling at Loma Linda
University. Studies there, fol-
lowed up by Elder Calvin Os-
born, led to baptism at the Riv-
erside City Parish church May
28. We pray that Kay and Julie
have a continued rich experi-
paymaster, too. You can help
the students by providing lit-
erature to give away—$10 for
100 Steps to Christ, and $100
for 1,000. Send checks to Op-
eration STEPS, 2686 Towns-
gate Rd., Westlake Village, CA
91361.
Roy Brasher,
Asst. Publishing Director
Southern Calif. Conf.
cence with Christ.
students at Loma Linda--San-
dra Watkins and her group for for the
summer work with the Com-
munity Crusade Against Drugs.
part, join us. It's fun to work
for the Lord, and He is a good
We are thankful too for the
Open House.
If you would like to play a
cent off, including
The two bookstores will fea-
ture wall-to-wall discounts. Ev-
erything will be at least 10 per
items not
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SAN PEDRO SPANISH COMPANY—On Sabbath, July 16,
/7 members were organized into a new company, meeting in
the rented Methodist church on the corner of Grand and
Sixth in the city of San Pedro. Pastor Louny Morales is the
shepherd of this flock. We wish for them God's rich blessing.
EVANGELISM—Nearly 900 new members have been born
into the Adventist family by baptism as candidates for the
Kingdom of Heaven, during the first six months of 1977. This
summer, evangelistic meetings are being conducted in the
following important areas: Evangelism Field School and
Seminar at the Hilton Inn in Oxnard conducted by Elder Roy
Naden; tent meetings in North Long Beach conducted by
Elder Roy Brown; tent meetings at Rosecrans and Bullis in
Compton conducted by Elder George Rainey; the Florence-
Downey Crusade conducted by Elder Bill Hoffman and Elder
Donald Spaulding; the Youth Crusade at the Fifty-fourth
Street church, conducted by Guy Nembhard and Michael
Morgan, students from Oakwood College, and supervised
by Elder Jack Doggette; and Elder Isaac Lara is conducting
two evangelistic campaigns, one at the Spanish-American
church and one at the El Monte English church.
Evangelism is the life blood of the church. Every Seventh-
day Adventist is to be a soul winner. The value of one soul
is beyond estimate. May God bless you as you witness and
share the good news of the kingdom.
WE REGRET to inform you that Bill Oliphant is not free
to accept our invitation to be director of communication at
this time. Further announcement will be made when the Con-
ference Committee has made a selection.
OSCAR SANTA CRUZ, newly elected manager of the
Adventist Book Center, took up his responsibilities August 1
leading out in this million and a half dollar annual supply
of Adventist literature going to Southern California.
THE GOSPEL TO EVERY MAN'S DOOR—300,000 issues of
El Centinela have been ordered from Pacific Press to be taken
to every home in the Spanish-speaking areas of our Confer-
ence. The church leaders of Southern have pledged to make
contact with every home in the Conference twice before the
1980 General Conference. We thank God for this bold step
to reach 300,000 homes.
FILIPINO MEDICAL-MINISTERIAL FELLOWSHIP met July
20-24 at San Diego for inspiration and fellowship and scien-
tific study on the part of doctors, nurses, technicians and min-
isters. Nearly 300 people gathered on Sabbath from all parts
of the Union, and some from New York and Kentucky. The
Spirit of the Lord was present and a deep missionary spirit
prevails among these church workers.
LA PUENTE BRANCH SABBATH SCHOOL—A new Branch
Sabbath School meets at Faith Lutheran Church, 747 La
Puente Avenue, La Puente, each Sabbath morning at 9:30 for
Sabbath school; 11 o'clock for the church service and a lay-
men’s training class at 3 p.m. This Branch Sabbath School is
led by Elder Moises Gullon and the Baldwin Park Spanish
Church. The increasing number of contacts for Christ in all
of our churches is an indication of the blessing of the Holy
Spirit and the interest of members and ministers in accom-
plishing as quickly as possible the great work the Lord has
commissioned us to do. Maranatha!
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER / MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1977
Walk-run Association Promotes Conditioning
The Adventist Walk/Run As-
sociation (AWRA) was estab-
lished in 1976 to promote car-
diovascular conditioning (heart,
lungs, and circulatory system)
Annual ABC Open House Slated
September 11 is the day set
second Annual ABC
normally discounted like tape
recorders, sermon tapes, and
child evangelism materials.
There will be one-day specials
like 12 Commentary sets at the
old price. Thousands of other
bargains can be found in both
stores.
The Nutrition Center will
offer free food and drink sam-
ples, and special prices on foods
also.
In the parking lots of both
book stores, you will find the
Christian Book Exchange that
was so popular last year. Just
bring all your old or new books,
magazines, records, and tapes
(Christian subjects only,
please) and set these up on
your own small table, to sell,
trade or barter to your heart’s
content. Schools, churches and
clubs are welcome to partici-
pate for fund-raising purposes.
This will be a good time
to find that out-of-print book
you need!
The time is 10 a.m.-4 p.m,
Sunday, September 11. The
three locations are: Glendale
Adventist Book Center, 1525 E.
Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale;
Lynwood Adventist Book Cen-
ter, 4200 Imperial Highway,
Lynwood; ABC Nutrition Cen-
ter, 325 N. Verdugo Road, Glen-
dale (in the Plaza de Verdugo).
“Grcle of Love”
To Present Program
for Lynwood Academy
“And a Little Child Shall
LL,ead Them’ is the emphasis
of The Circle of Love singing
group in a presentation set for
Saturday night, August 13, at
8, in the Rupp Memorial Audi-
torium of Lynwood Academy.
The 30-member cast of youth
from the 54th Street and White
Memorial churches and Pastor
David Hughes see this night as
a unique approach to strength-
ening the church family, fol-
lowing several summer evange-
listic efforts and the day's Sab-
bath school lesson entitled
“Building Up the Church.”
Written and directed by
Sherlie Matthews Spears, the
program of spiritual entertain-
ment will provide funds for
educational equipment and tui-
tion scholarship for needy stu-
dents of the LLA Union School.
Tickets may be purchased
from representatives In most
Southern churches, Southern
and Pacific Union conferences,
the Adventist Media Center, or
at the door performance night.
among the Adventist church
members.
AWRA also reaches into the
communities by the promotion
of fitness cvents that involve
the local residents. An example
of this is the Hidden Valley
Marathon in Newbury Park,
which is basically a family fun-
run.
Spin-offs from these cvents
are the local church clubs such
as the Voice of Prophecy Walk/
Run Club, the Newbury Park
Run for Fun Club, the Alham-
bra Adventist Walk and Jog
Club, the Eagle Rock Adventist
Walk/Run Club, the Van Nuys
Rolling Hills Church Home-
coming on Sabbath, Septem-
ber 17, commemorates the
10th anniversary of its or-
ganization. All former mem-
bers and friends are cordi-
ally invited to attend Sab-
bath school and church on
this special day.
Following the Fellowship
luncheon there will be a sa-
cred concert of inspirational
music by outstanding vocal-
ists and instrumentalists.
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Adventist Walk/Run Club, and
the Running Association for
Adventist Doctors (RASDAD).
This is the year for charter
memberships. Join up now and
begin your personal fitness pro-
gram. You do not need to run.
Take time for things you like
to do. Awards will be given for
walking, jogging, swimming,
and biking.
Membership procedure is as
follows: Upon receipt of your
application and enrollment fec
of $5, the AWRA will promptly
send you a letter of acknowl-
edgement, a personal log book,
membership card, and patch
for jacket. Write us for your
application blank.
Isn't it time that Adventists
cot off their seat and on their
fcet and out in the street? The
demands of daily living in these
last days bring one to the re-
alization that we must be phys-
ically fit, as well as spiritually
and mentally sound.
For more information about
the AWRA, write to: Adventist
Walk Run Association, Box
969, Glendale, CA 91209.
T. R. Neslund, Director
Health, Temperance Dept.
E. C. Broadbeck, Auto Mechanics instructor, checks the work of Tom
Carson who is enrolled in Automotive Tune-up and Analysis.
Mission and Message of Jesus
Introductory Composition
Basic Photography
College Algebra
Intro. Chemistry (inorganic)
Auto Tune-up and Analysis
Furniture Construction |
Medical Office Procedures
Physical Education
and Management
Park, CA 91320.
studying for college credit.
THE LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY EXTENSION CENTER at
Newbury Park Adventist Academy will start college classes
for the Fall quarter on Monday, September 12. At present,
arrangements have been made to offer those of the following
classes for which there is sufficient demand:
Courses in Industrial Supervision
These courses are open to qualified seniors for advanced
placement credit, to high school graduates, and to interested
adults in the community. Tuition for the courses varies with
the type of registration. Information can be obtained by writ-
ing to: LLU Extension Center, 180 Academy Drive, Newbury
This past year, 15 academy seniors and eight high-school
graduates earned a total of 450 quarter hours of college
credit through the University Extension Division. Most of these
students were working in academy industries to earn a large
portion of their expenses. Currently, employment opportu-
nities exist for a number of students to earn expenses while
Rel 104 4 hours
Engl 005 4 hours
Phto 224 4 hours
Math 121 4 hours
Chem 101 4 hours
Auto 334 4 hours
Inds 254 4 hours
Certificate
> to 1 hour
Certificate