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KHOF STUDIOS-1120 So. Adams St., Glendale, Calif.

Mailing Address: P.O, Box 108, Los Angeles 4I, Calif.Rev. Raymond A. Schoch, President

ERAID

April, 1962 lr

The KHOF host pastor tells

The True Message of EasterThe True Message of Easter is not just the injustice of the Roman trial,

nor the crown of thorns upon his brow, tis not the tears of dark Gethsemanenor the th':d of cruel lashes.

The True Message of Easter is not the cries, the nails, the Cross, thedarkness. No. . . the True Message of Easter is not the sealed tomb, theposted guard, the stone displaced, the angel hosts nor the empty tomb. No . .

htis is not the True meaning of Easter, for all of these only point to the tre-rnendous price that was paid to purchase me. Through the corridors of etern-ityring these words-"Who Needeth Not To Offer Up A Sacrifice For His OwnSins", but was offered for You and Me.

I, was crucified with Christ, I, was buried with Him, I, was raised to walkin newness of Life. The True Message of Easter is what happened to me inGethsemane when blood was shed releasing my will from itts enslavement.What happened to me when he bore the curse by the crown of thorns and de-livered me from the bondage of the earth. What happened to me when by Hisstripes there flowed that'crimson stream that loosed me from the bondage ofmy flesh. What happened ro me when he finally cried "It is finished", andgave up His spirit and released mine to know God as My Father. What hap-pened to me, when He rose again and I rose with Him, victorious over deathand the gra'ie. The True Message of Easter is what God has done for Youandtr{e.

Rev. Raymond SchochPastor, Maple Chapel

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6:00 "CONOCIENDO A NUESTROS PASTORES- 6:0O

Musica de inspiracion haciendo enfasis enla presentacion de pastores locales 7:00

6:30 "A LA SOMBRA DE LA CRUZ"

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SUNDAY

Un programa devocional de caracter evan-se I ist ico

7:oo SHOWERS OF BLESSINGSNational Voice of the Nazarene Church

7;75 MEDITATION FOR SUNDAYRev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, Virginia

7:3O YOUR GOSPEL MESSENGERRev. Dan Plies, Riverside, California

8:00 REVIVALTIMERev. C. M. Ward

- National Broadcast of

the Assemblies of God

8:30 WORLD LITERATURE CRUSADEDr. Jack McAlister

9:00 BIBLE STUDY HOURChurch of the Open Door, Muskegan, Mich'

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t2:00 SUNDAY SACRED SERENADE

5245 FREEDOM THROUGH FAITHWith John Nobel

5r00 REPLENDENT RHAPSODYEarly Evening Concert of Recorded Music

7:00 YOUR RADIO DOCTOR

7:15 YOUR AFRICA REPORTERDirect reports from African mission field

[m RAIIII t0EApril, 1962

MONDAY

WAKE UP TO MUSICEarl Johnson with Recorded Music, TimeChecks and Features.GOOD NEWSRev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, VirginiaTHE FARM REPORTEARLY EDITION WORLD NEWS2oth CENTURY REFORMATION HOURDr. Carl MclntireVOICE OF PROPHECYHAVEN OF RESTFirst Mate Bob and the Crew of the GoodShip GraceBACK TO THE BIBLEDr. Theodore Epp, Lincoln, NebraskaPSYCHOLOGY FOR LIVINGDr. Clyde M. NarramoreACROSS THE PASTOR'S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray SchochMORNING MELODIESRecorded Music-Features-Presented by yourGreat Western Hardware DealersMID.DAY EDITION NEWSFifteen Minute News Summary. Presentedby Allen Gwynn Chevrolet

THE QUIET TIMEAlbert H. Salter, Joseph Barkley, soloist,Loren Whitney, OrganistMID.DAY MELODIESRecorded MusicA WOMAN'S LOOKMarcella R. Hein Feminine commentarySACRED SERENADERecorded Music, Feature, til 5:00 o'clockHugh Mclntyr+Your HostHEART TO HEARTTHE BIBLE SPEAKSRev. Dan Plies, Riverside, CaliforniaSOMETHING TO SING ABOUTWith Bill Pearce from the Moody BiblelnstituteSTORIES OF GREAT CHRISTIANSDramatized life stories of religious leaders,past and present. The story of GeorgeMuller, and the story of Peter Marshall.LIFE LINEWayne Poucher f rom Washington, D.C..Commentary of Current World EventsEYENING EDITION NEWSComplete Coverage of Day's NewsTHE NEWS BEHIND THE NEWSFeaturing Dr. W. S. McBirnieRESPLENDENT RHAPSODYAn Early Evening Dinner ConcertFAMILY BIBLE HOUREvening Devotions with William J. Roberts,lnglewood, CaliforniaLOREN \{HITNEY PIPE ORGANThirty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Con-certCHORAL PRAISESThe Finest in Choral MusicACROSS THE PASTOR'S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray SchochCELESTIAL REFLECTIONSOrgan Artistry of Lenore MaeSTARLIGHT RHAPSODYLate Evening Concert of Recorded Musicand Features with Bill GreenelshSIGN OFF

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10:00 HYMNS THAT LIVEPrairie Bible lnst., Canada I l:45

l0:I5 GRACE NOTESStudent Program from the Grace Biblelnstitute, Omaha, Nebrasku p.M,

10:30 ORIENT CRUSADES 12:00l0:45 CATHEDRAL ECHOES

A Moody Bible lnstitute Production

II:OO MORNTNG WORSHIP SERVICE I2:I5of the Trinity Baptist Church in Pasadena' l:00Rev. E. A. Lockerbie

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A Special Sunday Presentation bringingvou four hours of the Finest Music from 3A5ine <nOr music library 4:45

4:30 TEMPLE TIMEWeekly Broadcast of the Reformed Churches 5:OO

5:00 THE OLD-FASHIONED REYIYAL HOURDr. Charles E. Fuller

5:30 LIFE LINE 5:I5Wayne Poucher f rom Washington, D.C.Commentary on Current World events

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6: l57:30 LOREN WHITNEY PIPE ORGAN

Thirty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Concert 7z0O8:00 CHAPEL MELODIES

Live Broadcast from Maple Chapel, Glen-dale with Host Pastor, Rev. Ray Schoch 73O

8:15 AFTERGLOWRecorded Music

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8:30Weekly Broadcast of the Mennonite ChurchSONGS OF PRAISE 8:45First Mennonite Church, Berne, lndiana

sTARLTGHT RHAPSoDY 9:oo

Late evening Concert of Recorded MusicsrGN OFF 12:00

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THE MENNONITE HOUR

April, 1962TUESDAY

A.M.6:00 WAKE UP TO MUSIC

Earl Johnson with Recorded Music, TimeChecks and Features.

7:00 GOOD NEWSRev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, Virginia

7:1O THE FARM REPORT7:15 EARLY EDITION WORLD NEWS7:3O 20th CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR

Dr. Carl Mclntire8:00 VOICE OF PROPHECY8:30 HAVEN OF REST

First Mate Bob and the Crew of the GoodShip Grace

9:00 BACK TO THE BIBLEDr. Theodore Epp, Lincoln, Nebraska

9:30 PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIVINGDr. Clyde M. Narramore

9:45 ACROSS THE PASTOR'S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray Schoch

I0:00 MORNING MELODIES' Recorded Music-Features-Presented bv vourGreat Western Hardware Dealers

lI:45 MID-DAY EDITION NEWSFifieen Minute News Summary. Presentedby Allen Gwynn Chevrolet

P.M.I2:00 THE QUIET TIME

Albert H. Salter, Joseph Barkley, soloist,Loren Whitney, Organilt

I2:15 MID-DAY MELODIESRecorded Music

l:00 A WOMAN'S LOOKMarcella R. Hein Feminine commentary

I:30 SACRED SERENADERecorded Music, Feature, til 5:00 o'clockHugh Mclntyr+Your Host

3:45 HEART TO HEART4:45 THE BIBLE SPEAKS

Rev. Dan Plies, Riverside, California5:00 SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT

With Bill Pearce from the Moody BibleI nstitute

5:15 STORIES OF GREAT CHRISTIANSDramatized life stories of religious leaders,past and present. The story of GeorgeMuller, and the story of Peter Marsha'il.

5:30 LIFE LINEWayne Poucher f rom Washingtoa, D.C.,Commentary of Current World Evenfs

5:45 EVENING EDITION NEWSComplete Coverage of Day's News

5:00 THE NEWS BEHIND THE NEWSFeaturing Dr. W. S. McBirnie

6:15 RESPLENDENT RHAPSODYAn Early Evening Dinner Concert

7:00 FAMILY BIBLE HOUREvening Dev,otio_ns with William J. Roberts,lnglewood, California

7z3O LOREN WHITNEY PIPE ORGANThirty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Con-cert

8:00 CHORAL PRAISESThe Finest in Choral Music

8:30 ACROSS THE PASTOR'S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray Schoch

8:45 CELESTIAL REFLECTIONSOrgan Artistry of Lenore Mae

9:00 STARLIGHT RHAPSODYLate Evening Concert of Recorded Musicand Features with Bill Greenelsh

l2:00 SIGN OFF

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WEDNESDAY

A.M.

5:00 WAKE UP TO MUSICEarl Johnsor. rvith Recorded Music, TimeChecks and Features.

7:00 GOOD NEWSRev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, Virginia

7:IO THE FARM REPORT7:15 EARLY EDITION WORLD NEV/S7:30 2Oth CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR

Dr. Carl Mclntird8:00 YOICE OF PROPHECY8:30 HAVEN OF REST

First Mate Bob and the Crew of the GoodShip Grace

9;00 BACK TO THE tslBLEDr. Theodore Epp, Lincoln, Nebraska

9:30 INSPIRATION PLEASEReccrded music and Bible Quiz with LeithMcQueen

lI:45 MID-DAY EDITION NEWSFifteen Minute News Summarv. Presentedby AIlen Gwynn Chevrolet

P.M.

I2:00 THE QUIET TIMEAIbert H. Salter, Joseph Barkley, soloist,Loren Whitney, Organist

l2:I5 MID-DAY MELODIESRecorded Music

I:00 A WOMAN'S LOOKMarcella R. Hein Feminine commentary

l:30 SACRED SERENADERecorded Music, Feature, til 5:00 o'clockHugh Mclntyr+Your Host

3:45 HEART TO HEART4:45 THE BIBLE SPEAKS

Rev. Dan Plies, Riverside, California5:00 SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT

With Bill Pearce from the Moody Biblelnstitute

5:15 STORIES OF GREAT CHRISTIANSDramatized life stories of religious leaders,past and present. The stori of GeorgeMuller, and the story of Peter Marshall.

5:3O LIFE LINEWayne Poucher f rom Washington, D.C.,Commentary of Current World Events

5:45 EVENING EDITION NEWSComplete Coverage of Day's News

6:00 THE NE\{S BEHIND THE NEWSFeaturing Dr. W. S. McBirnie

5:I5 RESPLENDENT RHAPSODYAn Early Evening Dinner Concert

7:00 FAMILY BIBLE HOUREvening Devotiors with William J. Roberts,lnglewood, California

7:3O LOREN WHITNEY PIPE ORGANThirty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Con-cert

8:00 CHORAL PRAISESThe Finest in Choral Music

8:30 ACROSS THE PASTOR'S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray Schoch

8:45 CELESTIAL REFLECTIONSOrgan Artistry of Lenore Mae

9:00 STARLIGHT RHAPSODYLate Evening Concert of Recorded Musicand Features with Bill Greenelsh

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April,THURSDAY

A.M.6:00 WAKE UP TO MUSTC

E_arl Johnson with Recorded Music, TimeChecks and Features.

7:00 GOOD NEWSRev. John Dunlap. Norfolk, VirginiaTHE FARM REPORTEARLY EDITION WORLD NEWS2oth CENTURY REFORMATION HOURDr. Carl MclntireYOICE OF PROPHECYHAYEN OF RESTFirst Male Bob and .lhe Crew of the GoodShip Grace

9:00 BACK TO THE BIBLEDr. Theodore Epp, Lincoln, Nebraska

9:30 PSYCHOLOGY FOR LtYtNGDr. Clyde M. Narramore

9:45 ACROSS THE PASTOR,S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray Schoch

I0:00 MORNING MELODTESRecorded Music-Features-presented by vourGreat Western Hardware Dea lers

lI:45 MID-DAY EDtTtON NEY/SFifteen Minute News Summary. presentedby Allen Gwynn Chevrolet

P.M.l2:00 THE QUIET TIME

Albert H. Salter, Joseph Barklev. soloist.Loren Whitney, Organist

l2:15 MID-DAY MELODTESRecorded Music

l:00 A WOMAN'S LOOKMarcella R. Hein Feminine commentary

l:30 SACRED TERENADERecorded Music, Feature, til 5:00 o,clockHugh Mclntyr+Your HostHEART TO HEARTTHE BIBLE SPEAKSRev. Dan Plies, Riverside, CaliforniaSOMETHING TO SING ABOUTWiih Bill Pearce f rom the Moody BibleI nstitute

5:15 STORIES OF GREAT CHRTSTTANSDramatized life stories of religious leaders,past and present. The storv of GeorodMuller, and the story of peier Marsha'il.

5:30 LIFE LINEWayne Poucher from Washinoton. D.C--Commentary of Current World E-venis

5:45 EYENING EDITION NEWSComplete Qoverage of Day,s News

5:00 THE NEIYS BEHIND THE NEWSFeaturing Dr. W. S. McBirnie

5:I5 RESPLENDENT RHAPSODYAn Early Evening Dinner Concert

7:OO FAMILY BIBLE HOUREvening Dev_otions with William J. Roberts,lnglewood, California

7:30 LOREN WHITNEY P|PE ORGANThirty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Con-cert

8:00 CHORAL PRAISESThe Finest in Choral Music

8:30 ACROSS THE PASTOR,S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray Schoch

8:45 CELESTIAL REFLECTIONSOrgan Artistry of Lenore Mae

9:00 STARLIGHT RHAPSODYLate Evening Concert of Recorded Musicand Features with Bill Greenelsh

12:00 SIGN OFF

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FRIDAYA.M,6:00 WAKE Up TO MUSTC

E_arl Johnson with Recorded Music, TimeChecks and Features.

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GOOD NEWSRev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, VirginiaTHE FARM REPORTEARLY EDITION WORLD NEWS2OIh-CENTURY REFORMATION HOURDr. Carl MclntireVOICE OF PROPHECYHAYEN OF RESTFirst Mate Bob and the Crew of the Good5ntp Grace

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9:00 BACK TO THE BIBLEDr. Theodore Epp, Lincoln, Nebraska

9:30 PSYCHOLOGY FOR LtVtNGDr. Clyde M. Narramore

9:45 ACROSS THE PASTOR,S DESKHost Pastor Rev. Ray Schoch

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I0:00 MORNTNG MELODTESRecorded Music-Features_presented bv vour

-_ __ Great Western Hardware oeiieii- "' '--'Il:45 MID-DAY ED|TION NEWS -- - -

Fifteen Minute News SJmmary. presentedby Allen Gwynn Chevrolet

P.M.l2:00 THE QUIET TIME

Albert H. Salter, Joseph Barkley, soloist,Loren Whitney, Organrstl2:I5 MID-DAY MELODTE-S

Recorded Music12:30 WINTER WEATHER REPORT

Snow and Road Conditioni'I:00 A WOMAN'S LOOK

Marcella R. Hein Feminine commentaryI:30 SACRED SERENADE

Recorded Music, Feature, til 5:OO o,clockHugh Mclntyre-your Fiosi3:45 HEART TO HEART4145 THE BIBLE SPEAKS

Rev. Dan plies, Riverside, California5:OO ANSWERED PRAYER

With Bro. Ted Whitesell5:I5 STORTES OF.GREAT CHRTSTTANS

uramattzed ttfe stories of reliqious leaders-past and present. The stori -oi Geoii:ZMuuer, and the story or Feiei mi-s6ai[5:30 LIFE LINE

Y,xlL'".i"".i'3?'., j.,""T*W3;rTtxr;-,ii,D.c"5:45 EVEN|NG EDrTtoN NEWS

Lomptete Coverage of Day,s News6;00 THE NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS

Featuring Dr. W. S. Mceir;le"-6;15 RESPLENDENT RHAPSODy

An Early Evening Dinnei Concert7:00 fAMtLY BTBLE HOUR

Evening Devotions with William J. Roberts,lnglewood, California7:30 LOREN .\{HtTNEy prpE ORGANthrrty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Con_cert8:00 CHORAL PRAISES

The Finest in Choral Music8:30 ACRO_SS THE PASToR,S DESK

Host pastor Rev. Ray ScnoJti'-8:45 CELESTTAL REFLECTTONS

Organ Artistry of Lenore Mae9:00 STARLTGHT RHApSODy

5iJ" r5xilJi.n ":it.8ll, of Recorded Music

12:00 SIGN OFF

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April, 1962SATURDAY

A.M.6:O0 QUARTET PARADE

Scranton Hall with'l Hour of "GospelMusic".

7:00 GOOD NEWSRev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, Virginia

7:lQ SUN-UP SERENADERecorded Music for Saturday Morning

7:30 GOSPEL AMBASSADORSA.ministry of challenge

8:00YO|CE OF PROPHECY8:30 HYMNS OF PRAISE

Recorded Music, Dewey Erick, Host9:00 BACK TO TllE BIBLE

Dr. Theodore Epp, Lincoln, Nebraska9:3O HEAVENLY HARMONY

Songfellows Quartetl0:O0 THE CHURCH BULLETIN BOARDl0:15 PSYCHOLOGY FOR LMNG

Dr. Clyde M. Narramorel0:30 VOICE OF AMERICANISM

Dr. W. S. McBirnie, Executive Moderatorfor the Town Meeting for Americanism inGlendale, California. "Dynamic and Chal-lenging."

l0:45 HEART TO HEARTElla May MillerAn lnspiring broadcast for women.

ll:0O THE SOUND OF WoRsHlPDirect Broadcast of the Morning Servicef rom the White Memorial Church ofSeventl5Day Adventists, Los Angeles

P,M.l2:00 SATURDAY SACRED SERENADE

Recorded Music-Features2:00 WRITE-IN REQUEST TIME

Here is a chance to hear exactlv what YOUwant to hear, WRITE your reouests anddedications to KHOF REOUEST T|ME. Box108, Los Angeles 41, Caliiornia

5:25 DATELINE NATOOur Defense Force in Action

5;30 LIFE LINEWayne Poucher from Washinqton. D.C.Commentary of Current World Evenis

5:45 MY SONGDick Anthony Sings

5:00 UNSHACKLEDDramatized Life Stories from Pacific Gar-den Mission, Chicago

6:30 HARMONY INNYoung People's Service from the La BreaGospel Chapel, Los Angeles

7:00 GREEN PASTURESRev. Ross Minkler, Louisville, Kentucky

7:3Q LOREN \f,HITNEY PIPE ORGANThirty Minute Uninterrupted Organ Concert

8:0O YOICE OF PROPHECY8:30 lN HIS STEPS

Temple City Church of the Nazarene9:00 PRELUDE TO WORSHIP

Rev. Jimmy Taylor9:30 STARLIGHT RHAPSODY

Late Evening Concert of Recorded MusicI I :45 EYENTI DE

Rev. John Dunlap, Norfolk, Virginia12:00 SIGN OFF

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Earl Johnson is the KHOF Veter-an of the Big Three Sacred MusicDJ's. Earl is completing his secondyear ron the air' at KHOF with 4

years behind him in WMUU, the Bob

Jones Universiry Station.We could well call him EARLY

Johnson, since he is the man who'signs on' each weekday morning at5:55.

And for that mid-morning seventhinning stretch, relax while listeningto MORNING MELODIES at 10:00 toLla45. Both of these programs areabley handled by our KHOF VeteranDl, Earl Johnson who says:

Wait upon the Lord . . . Patienceis a lesson that must be leamed byall. lt was d hard lesson lor me toleam. But youtb is aluays impetu.ous. Geo. Bernard Shaw once said:"Youth is a uondert'ul tbing. Too badue baue to udste it on youtb!" Andbe utas probably rigbt,

In learning to utait u)e haue timeto better eudluate our motiues, Am Idoing this particular task t'or tbe Lord,or for myself? It is a good time tolearn Col. i:23. lt uds not long alterlearning to utait tbat I came to KHOFtbru the chdnce meeting of an-ex col-lege roommate. Tbis is utbere Godwould haue me to be. "And tuhatso-euer your hand t'indetb to do; do allto tbe glory of God!"

The I{HOF Saered Music DJ'sThese are the men re.sponsible f or "many hours of mu,sical inspiration."

Bill Greenelsh is our'preacherDJ', not that he preaches on the airat KHOF, but he was chosen as the"Preacher Boy of The Year" at the1960 Youth For Christ Conventioh.Bill is pursuing a ministerial courseof study at Pasadena College, while'ministering' nightly behind the mikeand bt the turntables.

Bill takes you each weeknight Be-yond the Stars with heavenly music,the most beautiful music this side ofthe golden strand. This is your invi-tation ro listen to the KHOF latenight sacred music concert feature,our STARLIGHT RHAPSODY!

Why am I working at KHOF? . . .

Because I utas born into a bometbat u-,as not Christian; I didn't beartbe "Good Neuts" that Cbrist J esuslouedme and had dctudlly died t'or mysins until I zras seuen years old, Myheart is f ull ol thanksgiuing lor thesaluation tbat I baue today in J esus,From that early moming hour on tbeday God cAlled me to tbe ministryeuerytbing has been in His Diuineprouidence to lead me this way. Andreally that's u.tby l'm at Radio KHOF.l'm behind tbe "mike" because mygreatest desire in lile is to help otb-ers find uthat I'ue t'ound in this onecalled, Cbrist J esus.

Hugh Mclnryre is the newcomer tothe "Big Three" having been withKHOF since the latter part of Janu-ary. Hugh is a 'natural'radio person-aliry, with a beautiful voice and asincere desire to serve .God in thisfield. Like a fish in waqer, Hugh iscompletelyat home in the KHOF Mas-ter Control, and does a masterful jobwith theAFTERNOON SACRED SER-ENADE from 1:30 to 5:00 each week-day. This is the 'big one' in point oftime, three and one-half musicalhours every day, and you're sure tohear your favorite selection if youlistento Hugh's SACRED SERENADE.and Hugh says of his job at KHOF:

It is a uondert'al experience t'orme to be seruing God in this capacitydt KHOF, I loue Him supremely andseek to do His uill daily. I am con-uinced that it was God's leadingu.,hicb brougbt me to tbis station andI thank Him lor giuing to tne thiscbance to do uhat I can to t'urtherHis Kingdom.

While we feel thot these ore the bigthree in KHOF, we ore reminded thotJesus is truly the Alpho ond Omego,our All in All, ond it isthe person ofChrist Jesus thot we honor. He it iswho is our true guide ond director.

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