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"The WORLD TOMORROW"
A NATION-WIDE BROADCAST
HERBERT W. ARMSTRONG
Analyses Today's News, with the
Prophesies of THE WORLD TOMORROW
Publishing:
Box 111, Pasadena, California
The P L A I N T R U T H
a Magazine of UNDERSTANDING
24 July 1953
Dear Co-Workers:
Here it is, past mid-summer. The broadcast continues, once
a week, thru the summer (8:30 PM Central Time on XEG for Summer --
all other stations same time ....every Sunday), not only in the
United States, but over ALL EUROPE!
Starting September we go on a far better wave-band for
England, at a much better night-time, over Radio Luxembourg.....and
in addition, Richard D. Armstrong goes on the French-speaking band,
carrying The Gospel to all Europe in the French language. That is
TWO programs over super-power Radio Luxembourg; one in English, and
one in French. Soon we hope to have Herman Hoeh broadcasting to
all Europe in the German language over Radio Luxembourg. Do you
realize what this means? Gradually, steadily, this powerful work
of the Almighty is expanding AROUND THE WORLD!
Up until now, we have sent out God's last message only in the
English language. Now time has opened and is contracted for the
message to go out in the French language. Next comes German. God
has prepared Dick Armstrong and Herman Hoeh for this tremendous
mission! And.....already well along the way in acquiring fluency
in the Spanish language are one or two other students and future
ministers at Ambassador College.
Jesus told when the end of this world will comeÄÄÄWHEN He has
proclaimed His true and original GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD, as
He now is doing thru us, to ALL THE WORLD!
Yes, time races on! Time is shorter than we realize!
Three baptizing teams are out in the field. At last report,
one team was in Virginia, one in Illinois heading South, and one in
Oklahoma. God is giving His servants this year the greatest
harvest of precious lives for His Kingdom of any year so far. The
Tabernacle at Gladewater, Texas, is progressingÄÄÄbut TOO SLOWLY.
Due to the fact our people of today have not yielded themselves to
permit God to stir their hearts, as did God's people in Moses' day
when they sent in more than needed for God's Tabernacle, we are
unable to keep but a small crew of men working on the job.
Progress is being madeÄÄÄbut it is doubtful whether the Tabernacle
will be ready in time for the Feast of Tabernacles in September.
Plans are all completed for the housing project on the
groundsÄÄÄhundreds of little booths with double-deck bunks,--to be