OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONFull Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International

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Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International

Incorporated January 2, 1953 as a Non- Profit Religious, Charitable and Educa­

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Editor and PublisherT homas R. N ickel

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NOVEMBER, 1954

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"U n to you , O men, I ca ll; and m y voice is to the sons o f man.” Proverbs S :4

EXECUTIVE STAFF AND DIRECTORS

PresidentDEMOS SHAKARIAN

8413 Lexington Road, Downey, California Vice-Presidents LEE BRAXTON

Box 507, Whiteville, North Carolina GEORGE D. GARDNER

35 Collier Street, Binghamton, New York MINER ARGANBRIGHT

Box 367, La Crescenta, California EARL DRAPER

1609 Belmont Avenue, Fresno, California Secretary and Treasurer

HAROLD G. KABISCH 1059 S. Hope, Los Angeles 15, California

Editor and Publisher THOMAS R. NICKEL

210 Wheelock Road, Watsonville, California HENRY F. CARLSON

644 Echo Lane, Glenview, Illinois C. C. FORD

715 Crescent Drive, Denver, Colorado AL KONSMO

2717 Locust Avenue, Tacoma, Washington HENRY KRAUSE

305 South Monroe St., Hutchinson, Kansas JACK T. MOORE

6135 Dillingham St., Shreveport, Louisiana JEWEL W. ROSE

Box 313, Shatter, California LINWOOD P. SAFFORD

8507 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, Maryland W . E. SHAW

611 E. North St., Greenville, South Carolina NOBLE THORMODSGAARD

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35 Collier Street, Binghamton, New York ART WILSON

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J 15 V DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER\ President of the United Statics of America

Early in our history the Pilgrim Fathers inaugurated the custom o f dedicating one day at harvest lime to rendering thanks to Alm ighty God for the bounties o f the soil and fo r H is mercies throughout the year. A t this autumnal season tradition suggests and our hearts require that we follow that hallowed custom and bow in reverent thanks for the blessings bestowed upon us individually and as a nation.

W ith gratitude in our hearts for all our blessings, may we be ever mindful o f the obli­gations inherent in our strength and may we rcdedicate ourselves to unselfish striving for the common betterment o f mankind.

1 do hereby proclaim Thursday, N ov. 25, 1954, as a day o f national thanksgiving, and I call upon all our citizens to observe the day zvith prayer. Let us demonstrate in our lives our humble thanks to God for H is beneficence in the year which has passed and let us ask H is guidance in the year to come.

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i Western States Convention Best M eet y e t j♦ By Thomas It. Nickel

Of the many wonderful gather­ings of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International, so far as the power and blessing of God are concerned, the Western States Convention at Oakland-San Francisco is believed to have been the best yet.

International Officers attend­ing were: President Demos Sha- karian; Vice-Presidents George

Gardner, Lee Braxton, Miner Ar­ganbright and Earl Draper; Sec­retary and Treasurer Harold G. Kabisch; Editor and Publisher Thomas R. Nickel; Directors C. C. Ford, Jewel W. Rose and Art Wilson. There were Officers and members from widely-scattered Chapters in attendance also.

The Convention was sponsored by the Golden Gate Pentecostal

This photo was taken at the San Francisco Breakfast-Broadcast of the Western States Convention. God did a lasting work in the hearts and lives of everyone present. Men and women alike wept before God until their handkerchiefs could hold no more tears. Soon after the Catholic photographer made this shot, he put his camera down, raised his hands and cried out to God as tears streamed down his face.

This photo was taken at the Western States Convention of Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International, sponsored hy Golden Gate Pentecostal Fellowship, held at Oakland and San Francisco, October 8th to 10th. Left to right they are: Front row— EditorThomas R. Nickel, Watsonville Calif.; Director C. C. Ford, Denver, Colo.; Scoy-Treas. Harold G. Kablsch, Arcadia, Calif.; Vice-Pres. Miner Arganbright, La Crescenta, Calif.; Rev. A. G. Canada, Pres. GGPF, Oakland, Calif.; Pres. Demos Shakarian, Downey, Calil'.; Vice-Pres. George I). Gardner, Binghamton, New York; ,J. M. Mc­Queen, Secy. Los Angeles Chapter, Long Beach, Calif.; Back row— John W. Wilson, Pres. Lancaster Chapter, Lancaster, Calif.; Rev. Charles G. Weston, GGPF, San Francisco, Calif.; E. J. Rody, Tacoma, W ash.; Director Art Wilson, Compton, Calif.; Director Jewel W. Rose, Shatter, Calif.; Rev. ,T. J. Humphries, Secy-Treas. GGPF and Chairman of Convention Committee, San Francisco, Calif.; Vice- Pres. Earl Draper, Fresno, Calif.; Brother Braskamp, Long Beach, Calif.; Rev. I). P. Wert/., GGPF, South San Francisco, Calif.

Fellowship, and President A. G. Canada and Secretary-Treasurer J. J. Humphries left nothing un­done to help make the meet the success it was.

At the Friday Oakland Break­fast, in the Leamington Hotel, International and Chapter Offi­

cers, and others, gave testimonies. Oral Roberts was the speaker and brought a stirring message. The blessing of God was precious throughout the meeting.

Saturday morning the Break­fast was held in the Merchandise Mart Restuarant, high above Mar-

This group of Full Gospel Business Men and Ministers were used of God to bring mighty messages and demonstrations of Deliverance to a large gathering of Believers at Fresno, California. Left to right they are: Director Jewel W . Rose, Shatter, Calif.; Vice-Pros. George I). Gardner, Binghamton, New York; Pastor Claude Weaver, Fresno, Calif.; Editor Thomas R. Nickel, Watsonville, Calif.; Evang. R. W . Culpepper, Bellflower, Calif.; Assistant to Culpepper; E. J. Maraud, Fullerton, Calif.; Dr. Pierce 1*. Brooks, Dallas, Texas; Evang. E . L . Slavens, Los Angeles, Calif.; William Craig, Seattle, Wash.; Sccy- Treas. Harold G. Kablsch and daughter, Arcadia, Calif.; Pres. Demos Shakariau, Downey, Calif.; Rev. John E. Kablsch, Whittier, Calif.; Director C. C. Ford, Denver, Colo.; and Brother Craig, Seattle, Wash.

ket Street in downtown San Fran­cisco. This meeting started off with talks by Officers and oth­ers, the messages going out over Radio Station KSAN, the time having been released by Gaylord Atwell’s “ Golden Gate Medita­tion’ ’ broadcast. Then God took

over. George Gardner stood up and pointed out certain persons whom God had revealed to him were to receive something from the Lord. As people came and stood before the head table, mak­ing a massive altar of it, the en­tire gathering became broken be-

Through God s power, ill the Name of Jesus, nil Gospel Kusiness Men Demos Shakarlan and George Gardner are praying for a need or a desire of Evangelist E. L Slavens, at Fresno, California, as Evangelist It. W. Culpepper, back of Gardner, and Pastor Claude Weaver, on rostrum to right, rejoice at God’s present-day moving among His people. This and the aceomipanying Fresno photo were taken by Koland Pierson.

fore the Lord. Many came for their own needs and others came vicariously for their loved ones. There was weeping and crying out to God. Hands were raised high and tears streamed down faces of men and women alike. A Catholic photographer took a photograph of the scene, laid his camera down, raised his hands, and began to commune with God as tears flowed from his eyes.

Those unfamiliar with the wor­

kings of God in a Full Gospel group may wonder what the ben­efits of this demonstration are. Unsaved people are saved, saved people receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, Spirit-filled people are refilled and drawn closer to God, sick bodies are healed, and there is a refreshing of spirit, soul and body that only the very Presence of God can bring.

On Sunday morning, President ( Continued an Page Pleven)

GOD KEEPS HIS WOEDBy C. C. Ford

This is the first o f a series o f fine articles based upon the W ord of God and confirmed by the experien­ces of C. C. Ford, Builder and Real Estate Dealer, o f Denver, Colorado, l ie is Director o f Full Gospel Busi­ness M en ’s Fellowship International and is Chairman of the Arrange­ments Committee fo r the Fellowship Convention to be held at Denver in June, 1955. H is Testimony truly is a marvellous demonstration of his Faith and God’s Faithfulness united in action.

I am thinking of the approach­ing storm that’s going to forever destroy the harvest, and I ’m writ­ing this for one purpose, that others might know the Lord as I know Him and be able to be pros­pered as I have been prospered. I have been thinking, too, about the atomic bomb, about how our scientists, a lot of them that know not God, have dealt with a thing that is unseen, the tiniest of all creation, the atom. They’ve gone beyond what they can see, what they can touch, what they can taste, and what they can smell, and they have so dealt in the un­seen that they’ve been able to take that thing and destroy great portions of the earth.

If the ungodly scientists, some of them, can do so much in such a powerful way with the unseen, God’s creation, how much more

should we be able to do with the Creator of the atom, with the Creator of the universe, and here we’re putting so much trust in the atom, the tiniest of God’s creation. You know who I want to put my trust in? Not in how many atomic bombs we have, but I want to put my trust in the Lord Jesus Christ, the Creator of the atom.

I’m so glad that I have learned to trust the Lord and put my trust in Him, and I’d like to have this made very clear that I do not consider a man’s prosperity any sign of his spirituality. We find many people upon the earth today that are making money, and are not spiritual, in fact, are very evil. But I want to bring the message that our God has supplied all our needs according to His riches in Glory. The needs of man today, all his needs, are supplied: salvation bought by the blood of Jesus Christ; health is brought to us by His stripes; and II Cor. 8:9 says, “ that ye through His poverty might be made rich." In other words, Christ was a pauper upon earth that we might be able to have material blessings, that all our needs might be met.

The things I write are things I have seen in the Bible, the Word of God. I’m not speaking for any particular church, I’m speaking

FROM T H E

From Stanley H . Frodsham, former Editor of the Pentecostal Evangel, who is now affiliated with Elim Bible Institute, Lima, New York, comes this letter:

“The Lord be with thee. I was so glad to see you in Washington. I had often seen the Full Gospel Men’s Voice, and I wanted to congratulate you in the job that you are doing. I am enclosing my subscription. I enclose a word you might like to Use. Yours in the boundless love of Christ.”

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Life Story. It may be obtained from the Orphanage postpaid for $1.08; also Rev. and Mrs. Anglin’s book, Twentieth Century Onesiph- orus, $2, from .3939 N. Hamlin Avenue, Chicago 18, Illinois. This couple also have an Orphanage. Both Orphanages have been oper­ated over forty years.”

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George S. S k e e, Huntington Park, California, writes: “ I re­ceived th e Amazing Shakarian Story booklets and they were sent to England. I need ten more of this wonderful testimony to give to friends. You evidently are kept pretty busy these days by the work you are turning out on the presses. God bless you!”

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consin, writes: “ I would like ex­tra copies of Full Gospel Men’s Voice for my ministry. Would you send me a copy giving the

wonderful account of the Wash­ington meetings. I surely had marvelous prayer for those meet­ings before they began. Also send a back copy of how Brother Sha­karian talked with Doctor Price just before he passed on, who told him to look for a greater work. If you have extra copies I could give them out in the East.”

* * * *Charles S. Lee, Modesto, Cal­

ifornia, writes: “I am just an old Spanish-American War Veteran, 76 years young and retired. My wife and I are both Full Gospel. I am not a business man, tho I believe I am eligible for member­ship in your beloved organization. We also have a son, Eugene H. Lee, who is eligible for member­ship. Please send us information.”

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* * * *This is from Charles R. Slaton,

Concord, California: “ Am enclosing $2 for subscription to Full Gospel Men’s Voice. I want to let you know that the two Full Gospel Business Men’s Breakfasts in Oak­land and San Francisco, October 8th and 9th, really did something for my heart and soul. By the help and grace of God, I am going- to have a number of business men and friends at such future Break-

fasts, because my own heart is overflowing with what I received at the two Breakfasts. Will you men please pray for me so that as I speak to different people about coming to these future Breakfasts that God will use me and give me the words to say to them. May God bless you.”

* * * *Lulu Pearl Smith, Los Angeles,

California, writes: “I understand you have reprinted The Amazing Shakarian Story in one booklet. If any of these are available I would very much like to have as many booklets as I could get for $1. This is truly an amazing story of God’s leading and blessing and I would like to have the booklets for a widespread distribution.”

* * * *Mrs. Homer Swinnea, Regan,

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BLESS YOU! I love to hear what God is doing through Full Gospel Business Men like you. Praise God forever! Please pray for my unsaved loved ones.”

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Presbyter Section Four, Oregon District, Assemblies of God, North Bend, Oregon:

“I was impressed with the article of The Historic Argentina Revival, where Paul Sorensen was inter­preter for Rev. Tommy Hicks, the evangelist.

“His father, Niels C. Sorensen, tarried with me for the Baptism in the Holy Ghost at Hartford, Connecticut, in November, 1912. He was an earnest worker for the Lord and had received a missionary call to South America.

“While in Argentina he was unable to leave that country dur­ing World War I, due to his German ancestry. He was obliged to work for fifty cents a day, and for seven years he labored in the Gospel work without a single soul being saved. In 1921 he ministered from my pulpit a won­derful missionary message.

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England, Siam and Bahrain, to whom copies of Full Gospel Men’s Voice were sent. Among these is a Russian-born Jew who was converted in Billy Graham’s meet­ing in London.

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* * M* *H. Ray Stewart, Pastor of the

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“Let me thank God again for the wonderful Full Gospel Busi­ness Men’s Convention that was held here in the Nation’s Capital. This was certainly ordained of God, and I shall always remember these great days of revival and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

“My dear Brethren, you have been raised up by the Lord to do

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a most unusual work in these last days. Surely the coming of our Lord Jesus is at hand. So keep pressing on toward the prize of the high calling of God. Let me know if I can assist you in this great work that God has put upon your hearts. May the Lord bless you and all members of this great Fellowship.”

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* * * #The Editor very deeply appre-

e l a t e s the numerous Birthday Greetings received, one being a cablegram arriving on his Birthday, November 8th, from his son, Wal­lace Nickel, with the United States Army in Germany, saying: “Lov­ing Birthday Greetings. Writing in detail.”

«H # * *The following New Members in

Full Gospel B u s i n e s s M e n ’ s Fellowship International h a v e come in since the last issue of Full Gospel Men’s Voice. These are in addition to any other that may already have been mentioned in From The Editor's Mail.

Saint Louis, Missouri, provides the following: Dr. Clyde Be-lin, Rev. Sam Franklin, Rev. Ray­mond E. Gander, Rev. Albert F. Harris, Rev. Henry D. Irish, H. A. Keating, Prof. William A. Kunnis, Rev. Donald McClintock, Omie H. McDonald, Rev. Aaron Hollo- day, and Capt. Leroy Tarbat.

From University City, Missouri,

comes Rev. Louis Simmons. Cal­ifornia provides three new mem­bers: Emmanuel Alex. Giannaros, Clovis; Rev. Manuel G. Frangos, Los Angeles; and George W. Ryan, San Diego.IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllFOR THESE W E THANK THEE

By Alice E. Sherwood

For all the blessings of the year, For sunshine and for showers, For seedtime and for harvest rich, For bird songs and for flowers, From hearts o’erflowing with Thy

praise,Accept, O Lord, the thanks we

raise.And for the gift of Thy dear Son, From sin to set us free,No tongue can tell, no words

expressThe praise we offer Thee,For Christ, who came for us to die, Accept our thanks, O God on high.For grace and glory which He

gives,For pardon, joy, and peace,Our voices rise to Thee, O God, In songs that never cease.For victory amid the strife, Accept our thanks, O Lord of life.And for the hope of His return, Dear Lord, Thy name we praise, With longing hearts we watch

and waitFor that great Day of days, For Christ, our coming Lord and

King,To Thee, O God, our thanks we

bring.

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There is one God, M aker o f all things, being in Trinity o f Father, Son and H oly Spirit.

The Son o f God, Jesus Christ, became incarnate, was begotten by the H oly Spirit, born o f the Virgin M ary, and is true God and true man.

The Bible, in its entirety, is the inspired W ord of God andthe only infallible rule o f faith and conduct.

There will be resurrection o f the dead, eternal happiness of the saved and eternal punishment o f the lost.

There is personal salvation o f believers, through the Blood o f Christ.

There needs to be sanctification by the Blood of Christ, personal holiness o f heart and life, and separation from the world.

There is Divine Healing, through faith, and that healing is included in the Atonement.

The Baptism o f the H oly Ghost, accompanied by the initial physical sign o f speaking with other tongues as the Spirit of God gives utterance ( A cts 2:4), is distinct from the N ew B irth ; and the nine Gifts o f the Spirit, listed in I Corinthians 12, are now available to believers.

The Christian’s hope is the imminent, personal return o f the Lord Jesus Christ.

Intensive world-evangelism and missionary work, with signs following, is in accordance with the Great Commission.