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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, NOVEMBER 11, 1983
shortened his height by three inches and he had been taking a
strong painkiller six to eight times a day to endure.
MERIDEN, CT--LARRY WOOLDRIDGE:
About 120 local Church members
are now involved in The PLAIN TRUTH newsstand program. Excite­
ment is high over the lighted display at Bradley International
Airport. We've received an increase from 25,000 PTs to 44,000 as
a result of this program. The magazine should make a tremendous
impact.
From South Africa
MITCHELL'S PLAIN--BILL WHITAKER: After the Feast of Tabernacles
everybody is riding the crest of the wave and a commitment to
greater effort is very evident.
CAPE TOWN--JOHN WHITE: Members returned from the Feast of Taber­
nacles on a
11
high
11
--it was spiritually even better than last
year! Cape Town members felt themselves particularly privileged
to hear Mr. Gerald Waterhouse immediately after the Feast. We
wish him well on his continuing world tour encouraging the
brethren.
PIETERMARITZBURG--ROBERT KLYNSMITH:
Several members have em­
phatically stated that the 1983 Feast of Tabernacles was the most
profitable and spiritually rewarding Feast they have ever
attended. Comments revolve around the fellowship as well as the
inspiring messages given throughout the Feast--especially by Mr.
Waterhouse who painted such a vivid picture of God's Government
and the World Tomorrow. A number of people have mentioned that
the Feast was a "decided" turning point in their lives.
--Joe Tkach, Ministerial Services
UPDATE FROM MAIL PROCESSING
TV Audience Impressed With Young Ambassadors
Two recent telecasts featuring the Young Ambassadors--"The Endless Search
for Pleasure" {shown September 10-11) and "Does Entertainment Today Bring
Happiness?" (shown October 22-23)--resulted in hundreds of mail and phone
comments.
Viewers were impressed with the high quality of the music, the beauty of the
Ambassador College campuses, and even more so by the bright, happy, smiling
faces of the Young Ambassadors. One said, "It was a delight to see young
people with such good training."
Many commented that the program was not only entertaining, but also set a
standard that is sorely lacking in today's world. Some of the more notable
comments were: "The youth of today really need this"; "Great family enter­
tainment"; and "Extremely charming and professional••. they should go on
tourl"
Over 4,000 new people became subscribers to YOUTH 83 as a result of these
telecasts.