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Swazlland
Thank you very much for
being so kind as to send me a
copy of your
Plain Truth
maga–
zine that has an article on Swa–
ziland. Indeed your magazine
does admit, "it is not often tbat
you present this kind of arti–
cle."
1
wish to express my coun–
try's appreciation for this excel–
lent article on our King and
country.
lt
is not often that we
read such good positive report–
ing about our King; and one
could not fail to see that your
magazine was not after sensa–
tional journalism but after plain
truth.
Long may your magazine live
and prosper and propagate plain
trutb to the whole world.
G.M. Mamba
Higb Commissioner
Televlslon
Please send me the booklet
What Do You Mean ... Born
Again?
as adver tised through
your program that 1 had the
opportunity to view on our sta–
tion, BCTV, of which 1 am a
technical employeee involved in
the airing of
The World
Tomorrow
this day. l have
enjoyed your radio broadcasts
for years and look forward to
assisting in your on-air minis–
try.
P
.J.
MacKintosb
Aldergrove, B.C.
When 1 was watching your
television show 1 saw you
offered the
Plain Truth
maga–
zine. 1 am not, as of yet, a sub–
scriber but would like to be.
And 1 would like to have tbe
book entitled
The United
States and Britain in Proph–
ecy.
1 enjoy your show every
week and 1 haven't missed you
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yet.
ln
my bouse you are a Sun–
day regular.
Cindy Currie
Fredericton, New Brunswick
This morning, for the first
time,
1
watcbed (with great
interest and admiration) your
program concentrating on af–
fairs in the Middle East and, in
particular, profiling tbat won–
derful peacemaker, President
Sadat. His deatb is a monumen–
tal loss to tbis world.
1
would
very much now like to take
advantage of your offer and
request a copy of
The United
States and Britain in Prophecy
and 1 look forward to receiving
this in due course.
Wendy Keams
Toronto, Ontario
Tlthlng Paya
Please find a cheque enclosed
in payment of our tithes. l was
recen
ti
y interviewed for a job in
Ontario and it has been offered
to me witb a 30 percent
increase over my present salary.
God does keep his promises
regarding tithing and has given
us 30 percent in return for 1
O
percent. We didn 't plan on
moving approximately 2,500
miles but we are, and at no cost
to us and a job that is a lot
better.
Raymond
King
BeU
lsland, Newfoundland
Tragedy of Suicide
You write tbat 1,000 people
commit suicide every day
worldwide. Or in a Jegalistic
sense, self-murder. 1 am a train
driver and
it
is a fact that we do
from time to time have the
problem to deal witb. A sbort
time past a lady sat on my run–
ning line and waited for me to
pass over her with my 720 ton
express train.
G.R. Caulfield
Seaford, East Sussex
The Glve Way
Many thanks for your ar–
ticles on the " way of giving."
l
agree that tbis is our best eco-·
nomic answer. l'm a profession–
al genealogist and find that as
1
offer consultation services by
donation, rather than by a fee,
tben many more people respond
to my ads. Most of the ques–
t ions are simple and tbe "cbick–
en feed" donations sure add up
fast. More volume is indeed tbe
way to expand income, but you
bave to give to get more.
Loren
V.
Fay
Albany, N.Y.
Destroylng Land that
Feeds Us
1 am a exchange student bere
in USA studying in the field of
Agriculture.
1
carne from the
Philippines. 1 would like to
express my appreciation to
Donald Schroeder for bis arti–
cle "We Are Destroying the
Land That Feeds Us." 1 bave
found that soil is more essential
tban oil. When soils flourish,
nations and civilization ftourish.
When soils die, civilization dies
with them.
Ednar C. Padro
Fresno, California
Neglected Key to
Prosperlty
In reference to your recent
issue, 1 took particular interest
in Jeff Calkin's rendition of
"Tbe Neglected Key to Person–
al Prosperity." 1 can appreciate
such frankness, for indeed a
happy family life broadens the
cbances of success in every
sense of the word. l come from
a broken borne and
I
followed
that by breaki ng a borne
myself.
lt
has been pure hell
since. Watching my son· being
raised by bis motber and him
having to deal witb bis ' fatber
being in and out of prison, l'm
sure it has a profound impact
on bis young mind. If it is not
too late forme asan individual,
my next chance at freedom will
produce a fruitful situation.
Your fine magazine will indeed
deserve most of tbe credit, as
1
will definitely be reading it.
Thank you for enligbting me on
tbe r igbt way tbat Christ
intended.
Edward T. Sirls
IJ
Huntsville
(Walls)
Prison,
Texas
As the Postal Ratea Rlse
If the postal rates are going
up 60%, we will just bave to
give more. Hope tbe enclosed
cheque will belp.
Mr.
&
Mrs. G. Scbopp
N. Vancouver, B.C.
New Readers Speak
1 have
never
read the Bible in
my life before 1 started reading
the
Plain Truth
magazine. You
seem to make sense to me–
something other religious pro–
grams didn 't do. Wboever ini–
tiated tbe
Plain Truth
maga–
zine, on my behalf, 1 thank
tbem.
E. Bryan
Willowdale, Ont.
I'm so glad tbat fina!Jy 1 can
find something to read. There's
truth in wbat you wr ite. Every–
tbjng else was sometbing differ–
ent, uncertain, untrue. It's like
a food.
Tom Leppek
Mississauga, Ont.
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