INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGNS. Front Row: Lay, Pounds , Amold, Price, Starks, Faulkner, loli Gibbs, Hickingbottom, D. Finley, Trammell, Ian Gibbs, Harp , Essman, Picker, Mcfann, Gentry, Vest. Second Row: Leopard, Story, T. Finley, Romine, Brown, I. lones, McFann, Hertenstein, S. Lay, Cash, Reichel , Hardin, Adams, Baites , Grear, Bradish, Clark, Pylkas, Sigman, a,in~ worth, Third Row: Shackleford , Bandy, Russell, McCullough, B. Bates, A. Klingenberg, Dalton, Powell , Ziegler, Roush, Canter. Fourth Row: McCain, Myrick, Pate, Hunter, Alexander, Hardy, L. Bates , Ganus, lacefield, Posey, Seawell , Sewell, Holland , Richardson, M. Klingenberg, Wilkinson, Coker. Back Row: Waller, Willett, Dorer, Gray, Manley, Baker, Griffith, Morgan, Jackson, c. lones, Hardin, D. Klingenberg, Caldwell, Kaplan, Clark, McKinny, Pfeifer~sponsor. SPEAKING to the World Evangelism Forum, Bob Hare tells about the mission work in Europe. . International Campaigns The Internation a l Campa i gns organization was a combination of all the overseas mission workers . They edified one another throughout the year by meet ing weekly for an ho ur to sing praises and discuss the progress of internat ional mission work. World Evangelism Forum At their monthl y meetings in Bible 100, a group of individuals concerned wi t h the evangeli zati on of the world met for the purpose of learning from men who are vitally involved in mi ss ions. Among those included in the year's program were Gai Iyn Van Rheenan, v isiting mi ss ionary from Kenya; Phil Slate of Hard ing Graduate School; Bob Hare of Austri a; Jim McGuiggen f rom the Sunset School of Preaching and Gordon Hogan of Singapore. WORLD EVANGELISM FORUM members gather for a regular meeting . Religious Groups • 241
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