Editor’s Note from November 21, 1975

One month after the latest book by our board member Billy Graham—Angels—had appeared, 560,000 copies were in print or on order. By this time the figure probably exceeds 750,000. Although it was not written primarily as an evangelistic resource, the book is being used that way by God.

After the International Congress on World Evangelization, a follow-up committee was created. Its first meeting was in Mexico City last January. The second is to convene in Atlanta, Georgia, this coming January. Anyone interested in helping to finance the ongoing work of the congress should send a check to the Lausanne Continuation Committee, c/o Dr. Kenneth Chafin, South Main Baptist Church, 4100 South Main Street, Houston, Texas 77002. All gifts are tax-deductible.

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