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Student Medical Missions Conference -St. Louis -March 22-23 ELGIN LEE, Secretary, Department of Student Work Dr. Franklin T. Fowler Miss Mary Evelyn Fredenburg Dr. L.

C. Smith Miss Edna Frances Dawkins Richmond, Va. Eku, Nigeria Ogbomosho, Nigeria Richmond, Va. ments on the Mission Field," "Christianity and Other Religions," and "Confronting Communism." Dr. Fowler has made recent tours of Baptist Medical institutions in the Orient, Near East and Africa.

Miss Fredenburg is doing graduate study at the University of Minnesota during her furlough. Dr. Smith is doing graduate study in surgery at Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Wake Forest College, Winston-Salem, N. while he is on furlough. Miss Dawkins was assistant dean of women at Meredith College in North Carolina for eight years before coming to the Foreign Mission Board.

eign Mission Board; Miss Mary Evelyn Fredenburg, Southern Baptist missionary nurse to Nigeria at the Eku Baptist Hospital and teacher in their school of nursing; Dr. L. C. Smith, Southern Baptist Hospital in Ogbomosho, Nigeria, West Africa; and Miss Edna Frances Dawkins, director, Medical Division Department, Foreign Mission Board. Program features include missionary messages, group conferences, visual presentations, panel discussions and personal conferences.

Topics to be discussed are: "The Philosophy of Medical Missions," "Working Conditions on the Mission Field," "The Missionary Home," "Preparation for Missionary Service," "Adjust "Your 1 Diagnosis, Treatment, Prognosis" is the theme of the Medical Missions Conference to be held at the Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. Louis March 22-23, 1963. The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Friday and conclude at 9:00 p.m. on Saturday.

There will be free housing for those who register with Miss Marylu Moore, Hospital Student Counselor, by March 15. Meals will be available in the hospital cafeteria at a minimum cost. Program personnel includes: Dr. Franklin T. Fowler, former medical missionary to Paraguay and Mexico, now medical consultant for the Southern Baptist For A Stewardship Development Program For Baptist Associations W.

H. ALLISON, Director, Office of Stewardship and Church Finance CALL TO PRAYER MARCH (Continued from Page Ten) 20 The mid-week service in your church tonight. 21 The Annual Missouri WMU Meeting as it convenes for its 39th Annual Session today and for Mrs. Bradley Allison, president, presiding. 22 Our missionary guests and all program personnel speaking in our Annual Meeting and all in attendance praying that this day together we will honor our Lord in each session.

23 The closing session of our Annual Meeting and Mrs. Malcolm Younger, state vice president for the day group. 24 Your pastor and all services in your church today. 25 Mrs. Harry Williams, president, Little Bonne Femme Association.

26 Mrs. Fred Neiger and Mrs. Raymond Halbert, YWA and GA directors, Little Bonne Femme Association. 27 The mid-week prayer service in your church. 28 Rev.

R. H. Nolte, superintendent of missions, Audrain, Callaway and Little Bonne Femme Associations. 29 The YWA girls in attendance at the House Party, First Baptist Church, Rolla. 30 Mrs.

E. A. Waller, president, Linn County Association. 31 Your pastor and all services in your church today. The WORD and WAY For some time associational missionaries have been asking for a tool to aid them in the promotion of the associational budget.

Now, budget planning and promotion help is available to every association in the Southern Baptist Convention. We believe that A Stewardship Development Program for Baptist Associations is the answer. This program was proven successful in pilot projects in the Cumberland Association in Tennessee; and in the Green Valley Association in Kentucky. Subsequently, it has been used successfully in many associations in these and other states. For further information regarding the Stewardship Development Program For Baptist Associations, write to W.

H. Allison, Director of Office of Stewardship and Church Finance, Missouri Baptist Building, Jefferson City, Missouri; or James V. Lackey, Director of Stewardship Development, Ste wardsh ip Commission, Southern Baptist Convention Building, 460 James Robertson Parkway, Nashville Tennessee. Page TWELVE BMISI mOMWHS It is a very serious thing to pray; because you may be taken at your word. Alexander McKenzie.