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- The Man who wanted to be a pastor
- One fifth more
- It is nice to have a change—Fred Stainthorpe
- What will you do?
- They beckoned to their partners—Peter BrewerWomen's Lib. in Zaire—Brenda Rumbol
- New opportunities in Sri Lanka—George Oakes
- Does history repear itself?
- Who would have thought...
- Enquirers in the Punjab
- Now it is good to be a Baptist in Jamaica—William Porch
- There is increasing activity at Bolobo
- Roots and branches—David Grainger
- A Pauline Ministry in Delhi—Ernest Young Campbell
- You could work in Hong Kong—Frank Wells
- Legacies and gifts
- More medical care for villages
- Are we good partners—A.S. Clement
- We must be on the frontier—John Pullin
- Sidelights on teaching training—Pat Woolhouse
- Angola
- "Thanks be to God, who giveth, us the victory"—Andrew Ogle
- News from Nepal
- The children need our help
- Experience of Christ's love leads to service—David Masters
- Evangelistic team moves out from Boobo
- Your attendence is requested
- Bricks, books, and batteries—Margaret Hughes
- There is encouragement and opportunity in Nepal—Sylvia Slade
- I must go back—Sylvia James
- Strong arms and rubber sandals—Ann Bothamley
- The Story of Walthamstow Hall 1838 to 1970
- The walk miles for medicine—Edna Skirrow
- Missionaries leave but Christ remains—Wilma Harkness
- A broief visit to Bengal bring encouragement—Paul Rigden Green
- Unexpected guests—Averil Cooper
- Decisions among students
- CURITIBA. Churches join together for evangelism
- CURITIBA. One church, the first of many—Pastor M.G. Terxeira
- Kettering and Serampore are linked again—Reginald Spooner
- CURITBA. A house church needs a new home—Michael Wotton
- CURITBA. T|he church that began on the jungle's edge—Pastor Mauro Serafim
- "thanks be to God, who giveth us the victory"—Robert Versey de Carle Thompson
- Disaster means opportunity
- Introducing the MIDDLE RIVER REGION OF ZAIRE
- Church and Church become independent
- The administration had to be shared
- You may have to walk miles for help
- Chuch workers now receive training
- Women value the Christian fellowship
- Christian Churches share in education
- A headmaster builds his school
- The villages need pastors
- Slow growth in agriculture knowledge
- There is room for more missionaries
- Cuttack
- Sir Clement Chesterman
- Christian Schools will be needed
- Sahitya Sadan is the centre for Christian Literature
- Christian artists drawn together
- Use our boxes
- The Christian School that offers much to Indian girls
- Young people share in personal evangelism
- "thanks be to God, who giveth us the victory"
- A return to pioneer evangelism—David Boydell
- Bengal—East Pakistan—Bangledesh—Gordon Soddy
- The Mama Ekila Centre Kinshasa
- There are supply problems in Zaire
- Kisangani. The city at the island
- Kisangani. A superintendent comes home
- First impressions of Pimu, Zaire—Anthony Smith
- First impressions of Trinidad—Margaret Popham
- Kisangani. Six Baptist Churches
- Going to church in a dug-out—Annie Horsfall
- One nurse for all Scotland—John Formage
- Kisangani. Meloday makers in the service of the Church
- Groups in Zaire—David Brydell
- Groups in Sri Lanka—Mark Churchill
- Kisangani. First Impressions
- A missionary marriage
- Praise for today
- Bengal—East Pakistan—Bangledesh—Gordon Snoddy
- There is healing for city and village—Jean McLellan
- Christian hospitals are still needed—Stanley Thomas
- A motor cysle will help fight leprosy—Joyce Andrews
- A trained nurse is always a help in the community—Betty Gill
- Rising early and working hard
- 100 years marked by two cards
- "thanks be to God, who giveth us the vistory"—Gottfried Oram Teichmann
- Who is Love?—Ros Gooden
- Pinetree village becomes a great city—David Doonan
- Ready for Brazil—Ray & Heather Saunders
- Training that emphasises evangelism—Carolyn Plampin
- The day the rains came—David Boydell
- Telugu Christians—Bernard Ellis
- Christians who have found real security—Frank Wells
- Book Review: Explorarion in Assembly with Children
- Think—and Do
- Surprised and Glad—John Carrington
- Ann Rudland writes...
1975
- A Christian life Style for 1975—Basil Amey
- Kinshasa. Capital of Zaire
- The Christian church must help people to grow
- New B.M.S. Candidate Secretary appointed [Rev. Mrs. A.W. (Nancy) Thomas]
- Women are prepared to lead—Mama Pastor Ditina Diakubama
- Lisala—the church that unites many—-Rev. Lopes
- Laymen have helped the church grow
- Masina—the church hat is still to grow—Pastor Fernandes
- People with a motive strengthen the church—Bernard McCulloch
- The Gospel of Christ in the Buddhist world—Eric Sutton Smith
- There us still a place for missionaries—Barbara Diaper
- Christian Witness in the National University of Zaire—Matuba K.M. Kaditu
- How water came to the hospital—Peter Riches
- Coming in at half-time!-
- God's coincidences and blessings—George Lee
- A shop for B.M.S.
- Caring and sharing—Basil Amey 1974-1976
- Coming in at half-time?—John Carrington
- Zaire Today
- Chandrahona Women's Project
- Roads mean churches
- The Richmond Board
- For Pinu—David and Margaret Pendrill
- For Serampore, India—Edward Burrows
- I received an invitation to Bandu
- A Volunteer Reports
- The triangle of love
- Pioneers in India—Basil Amey
- Morag Ross Philip. Baptist Missionary 1959-1975. A tribute—Stanley Thomas
- There is enjoyment in work—Gerald Myhill & family
- The Right doors opened—Elizabeth Wainwright
- This is how I see Nepal—Eileen Talbot
- The house at Vila Sonia
- I believe God is with me—Margaret Popham
- Pastor and Printer—Mrs Gladys Ennals
- Call to prayer
- We adapt so that we may survive
- Working for the future—Rosalie Harris
- These are women with a purpose—Lesley Fuller
- Angola Calling
- New ventures in school and in church—Ruth Page
- Growth brings joy and resonsibility—Rev. D.K. Mohanty
- A new view of the world—Basil Amey
- Zairian Quotes
- After the frontier—Brian Taylor
- Angola
- Baptists share in a growing Church—Frank Wells
- There us slow but encouraging growth—Frank Vaughan
- A problem and an answer—Christine Farrer
- A Quem Honra, Honra!
- Do it yourself!
- All change—Boyd Williams
- Back to Bogra—Mary White
- Life in the Litoral—Roy Davies
- Why be a missionary?—Robert Young
- "Prepare ye the way"—Christine Farrer
- The struggle in the hills—Joan Smith
- They must say why they have become Christians—Barbara Bond
- "My Witnesses... to the Uttermost part of the Earth": Margaret Bishop, S.R.N., S.C.M, H.V.; Pamela Smart
- The churches receive many enquirers—Sue Le Quesne
- "My Witnesses... to the Uttermost part of the Earth": Adrian Hopkins; David King & Joan King; Ken Russell; Colin Foulkes; Doreen Foulkes
- We may learn from the churches overseas
- B.M.S. Chairman 1975-76...
- A new Director (Citizen Lufimpadio)
- "He saw a tumult"—Christine Farrer
- "My Witnesses... to the Uttermost part of the Earth": Joyce Brown; Flora Morgan
- Baptism bring new life—Stephen Welegedera
- The peace is rebuilt!
- "My Witnesses... to the Uttermost part of the Earth": Pauline Weatherby; Peter Cousins
- Indian Women who are leaders—Jean McLellan
- Working with the women of Bangledesh—Valerie Hamilton
- Chandraghona—Celia Moon
- More new after twenty years!
- Hospital chaplain's report
- Calcutta—Rev. Ernest Madge
- A continuing medical mission
- We are taking medical care to the villages—Jill Stilltoe
- Nurses are needed—Dorothy Humphreys
- To Comfort Others
- A radiographer was needed—Audrey Kimber
- Our share in medical work in Asia
- Serampore
- Tribute to a headmistress
- What is Angola's future?—Rev. Alvare Rodrigues
- Prevention is better than cure—Georgina MacKenzie
- Fourteen days under water
- A link with Kenya
- We walked to twety give villages—Beryl Fox
- A visitor sees a growing country—Rev. Denis Young
- The B.W.I. of Sri Lanka
- Kimbangu. An African prophet and his church—Marie-Louise Martin
- Help for a minority group
- Baptisms at Christmas—Keith Skirrow
- Decorations or food?—Edna Skirrow
- Christmas in Sri Lanka—George and Betsy Lee
- Seventy three people use buried cups
- We shall think about Brazil this Christmas—Derek & Joanna Punchard
- Church Believe in witness and service—Carols Whitmore
- Mulvany House, Calcutta—Rev. Ernest Madge
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1976
- Trinidad
- "Let me introduce you to Trinidad"—Margaret Popham
- We now introduce—Edna Marshall
- "Let me now introduce you to the Baptists of Trinidad (1815-1900)
- Reminiscences of a Trinidadian Baptist—W.F. Webb
- We now introduce Josephine Placide
- We now introduce Shirley Joseph
- Baptists are looking to the future—Peter Brewer
- We now introduce—John Charles
- We now introduce—Sheldon Dewsbury
- Tailpiece! Wakened by a frog
- Nepal—Frank Wilcox
- Christians come from North, South, East, West—Jonathan Lindell
- Christians serve the isolated and lonely—Anna Weir
- The school that helps to amke a village important—Glenys Walker
- An experiment that works!—Stephen Bull
- We are here to learn and help—Eileen Talbot
- Worship in Upper Zaire today—John Carrington
- Angolan Refugee Studies in Brazil
- Baptist forms of worship in Trinidad—Sam Vernon
- Simple worship but deep devotion—Jack Wilde
- 17 New Churches in Four Years—Gwyn Lewis
- Indian culture influences worship—Tudor Morgan
- Help the Herald!
- Together in a divided world?
- Family life is important—Elsie Green
- We must be real people—Joan King
- In the shadow of Kanchenjunga—Ernest Madge
- We have learnt island life—Dr Woosley
- Walk slowly... variety—Sheila Brewer
- Worship in Jamaica—William Porch
- Christians, Hindus and Muslims can work together in Bangledesh—Veronica Campbell
- Faith in the villages—Valerie Hamilton
- Trididad is tolerant—Desmond Gordon
- Will there be a flood in Sri Lanka?—Eric Sutton Smith
- Rain brings hope
- Commitment Sunday
- Nurses train at Pimu, Zaire
- The church is lit up!
- A centre of faith and learning
- Christians had to move house
- Reconciliation and growth
- Missionaries active in Bolobo church
- Braailian Christians make distinctive witness—Derek Punchard
- The church it took eighteen years to build—Brian Taylor
- Christians share in planned development in Nepal—George Tweeddale
- Please send us books... a report on The Book Service
- We are ready to go back—William Keith Hodges
- We depend on each otehr—Ivy Riches
- Have you used Silence?
- Disaster leads to new purpose and new hope—Marilyn Mills
- Two doctors for Ludhiana
- Jesus is Alive!—Pauline Weatherby
- A Good Foundation
- Rock
- The 1976 CampaignYouth service fills church
- Water means life—Joyce Brown
- Please come back—Rosalie Harris
Together at Summer School - Do we know what has happened—Hazel Pilling
- Girls who need courage—Joy Knapman
- Christian brings new situations—Ernest Madge
- Floods in Chandrahona—S.M. Chowdhury
- Sight at Chandrahona
- Short-termers—Derek Rumbol
- Immigrants—Eric Payne
- A church is born—Michael Wotton
- The tests and tensions of change
- A time of testing
- New crops and new life are possible—David Stockley
- The past is with us—Colin Foulkes
- Operation Agri—Basil Amey
- The new farm at Dinajpar—Bob Young
- Plans for Potinga—Frank & Peggy Gouthwaite
- Keswick Convention
- Zaire can grow!
- Back to the Bible—George Oakes
- There is helaing for many—Robert Hart
- A farmer/nurse partnership—Frank & Peggy Gouthwaite
- Linking-up doctors and nurses
- From our Doctors
- So much happens at Bolobo—Pauline Weatherby
- Enlisted in this service
- The day that makes it all worthwhile—Betty Gill
- The first eleven years
- Non-Comformity In Union or "Many Happy Returns of the Day"—G.H. Grose
- The Family of Fingers. Working together—Owen Clark
- Inter-Mission Co-operation in Bangledesh
- The United Theological College of the West Indies—David Jelleyman
- "AM erry Christmas to Us All"—S. Mudd
- "Natal"—Helen Watson
- Thank God for the Chemist round the corner
- Mr Sudhir Singh
- An L.P. for the B.M.S.
- Celebration without a holiday!—David Boydell
- New Workers for God
- Tata Mbieme's Christmas—Jessie Boydell
- God's Way
- A miracle that produced a film—Hugh Baddeley
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1977
- Comment
- The that became an avalanche—H.W. & B.L. Carter
- The Bamboo Hospital—Joan Smith
- The Growth of Mizoram—C.L. Hminga
- Book Review
- News in Brief
- 'To travel hopefully is better than to arrive'—Edna Staple
- Chinese overseas Christian mission—Mary Lang
- Comment
- The church lives in China—George Young
- Yesterday won't do. Youth lives for today and tomorrow—Martin Howie
- News in Brief
- New Workers
- Book Review
- China looks to the future—Bob Whyte
- Prayer for Bangledesh
- Comment
- Education in Bangledesh—Frank Mardell
- Two years' service—Ann Rudland
- Zaire trains its pastors—David Boydell
- News in Brief
- Spinning and weaving—John West
- Providing work—Stephen Bull
- Comment
- The Living Lord in Zaire—Winifred Hadden
- Easter n Nepal—Anna Weir
- News in Brief
- Through the jungle in fifty days—Georgina McKenzie
- Yesu wena moyo (Jesus is alive)—Pauline Weatherby & Gwen Hunter
- Message from the Chairman—E.G.T. Madge
- Comment
- From blueprint to reality—John Pullin
- Book Review
- Bangledesh the Sleeping Beauty
- News in Brief
- Challenge among the Himalayas—Jonathan Lindell
- Livraria Crista
- The pink board—A.W. Thomas
- Gallery
- Comment
- Channels of God's Love—Lesley Fuller
- Caring and sharing—Joan Smith
- Into the future
- News in Brief
- Capptal growth—David McClenaghan
- Mission through compassion—Pauline Trounson
- A new venture—Pauline Trounson
- Comment
- Brazil its youth work—David Grainger
- Fellow workers
- Paraná Trains Future Leaders—H.R. Davies
- South Lodge
- The Boys' Brigade in Jamaica—H McD Messam
- A Loyal Servant—A.S. Clement
- Feed Him For Life—Peter Hewitt
- Comment
- Water of Life—Jill Brace
- Money Wanted for a Boring Job—Stan Crees
- Our Farming Evangelists
- The Basis Fir Security—Stanley Mudd
- News in Brief
- Full but not Fed—Ian Acres
- Book Review
- Living in Dacca—Susan Le Quesne
- Comment
- The City of a Thousand Mosques—Susan Le Quesne
- Member Old and New—Robert Sarkar
- Blind Openings—Veronica Campbell
- The problem of children—Jacqueline Whitelock
- Growth among the Garos—Veronica Campbell
- Called by God
- CCTB—Denzil Baker
- Climbing the stairs to a healthy start...—R. Rathbone
- Comment
- Healing in Christ's Name at Pimu
- Working at one of the team—John Davies
- Another View of Working Overseas—L.F. Wallace
- Serving the Lord
- Exiled from the Village—Margaret Robinson
- Establishing health in Tondo—Susan Evans
- Book Review
- Comment
- Tripura CHurch Still Grows—Stan Edgar
- News in Brief
- Sweden joins hands with others—Sven Ohm
- The spark becomes a fire—Chester J. Jump, Jr.
- Richmond aims for the world by 2000 A.D.—Roger M. Smith
- Comment
- A Happy New Year!—Dorothy Smith
- Light in Darkness—Donald Monkcom
- Muslims Celebrate—Paul Biswas
- Zaire Revised—Mary Peters
- Hindu Festivals—Leslie Wenger
- Book Review
- News in Brief
- Thoughts on Mission
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1978
- Comment
- First Impressions in Brazil—Sheila Brown
- "Work, for I am with you"—Keith Hodges
- New York in Potinga—Frank GouthwaiteThe Hostel Provides the Answer—David Doonan-
- A New Job—A. Brunton Scott
- Book Reviews-
- News in Brief
- Rev. John Bailey Middlebrook, MA. Home Secretary, BMS 1942-1962. A Tribute—A.S. Clement
- Comment
- Kathmandu, capital city—Stephen Bull
- Acheiving a Balanced Economy—George Tweedale
- Kathmandu as a Base—Sheila & Stephen Bell
- What's it Like Out There?
- Putali Sadak Church—A.E. Easter
- News in Brief
- Comment
- Relief in the Teeming City—A.E. Easter
- An Eventful Bus Journey—Joy Knapman
- Just Living—Dr. L. Ebdon
- News in Brief
- God's Nursery—Jack Chen
- Sister at Large—F.L. Wallace Chandraghona
- Book Review
- Serving the Lord
- Young People's Department
- Comment
- Sao Salvador: The Beginnings of the Congo Mission—Clifford Parsons
- Women;s Work in Angola—Phyl Gilbert
- Kibokolo, the Comber Memorial Station 1899-1961—David Grenfell
- Medical Work in Sao Salvador—Roger Shields
- Mabaya & Bembe 1904-1961—Jean Comber
- Angola Today—Jim Grenfell
- Message from the Chairman
- Missionaries Literature Association
- Comment
- Jamaican Baptists and World Mission—A.B. Johnson
- The Boy's Brigade Marquee Benefits Brazil—John Furmage
- The Centenary, or as our African friends insist - The First Centenary—Ruth Page
- Jamaican Baptists and Home Mission—a Jamaican Baptist
- The Church in South-East Asia—Violet Hedger
- News in Brief
- A Report from the British and Foreign Bible Society
- Missionary on Furlough—Christine Farrer
- Comment
- The Centenary, or as our African friends insist - The First Centenary—Ruth Page
- 'When the boat comes in'—Christine Farrer
- News in Brief
- From the Belgian Congo to the Republic of Zaire—Eileen Motley
- From the Parents' Point of View
- Leprosy Changes its Image—Edna Staple
- Called to Serve in Bangledesh
- The Old Box Pulpit of Dinajpur—Gwyn Lewis
- Comment
- Immanuel Primary School—Valerie Hamilton
- The place where races meet—Joyce Lewis
- Christian by Proxy of the Husband—Valerie Hamilton
- T.E.E. in North-West Bangledesh—Gwyn Lewis
- The Rangpur Pastorate—Swe Hla Phru
- New Workers for Zaire
- Millions for Missions
- They heard the call
- Comment
- The Work is One—Stanley Thorne
- Farming for survival in Bangledesh
- Our Agricultural Missionaries
- Potinga today tomorrow
- Social work as Missionary work
- Mr Abinash Chandra Deb—Valerie Hamilton
- 3,000 miles of singing in Great Britain—John Carrington
- News in Brief
- Comment
- When I was in Mato Grosso—Matthew MacLachlin
- Adventuring into the unknown—Yvonne Pullin
- Expansion Brings Division—David McClenaghan
- Relatively Speaking—Brunton Scott
- News in Brief
- There at Last—John & Maria Dyer
- Joining the Team
- Book Review
- The Centre of Growth—John Pullin
- The Zaire British Association School—Anne North
- Comment
- Fitting the Building to the Foundation—Owen Clark
- Mam Ditina Wins Through
- Never a Dull Moment—Andrew North
- Our Plot
- The Relic that Tells a Story—JIm Grenfell
- Book Review
- Last Word from Bangledesh—David Wheeler
- Comment
- Tansen through the eyes of a social worker—Ann Matthias
- Warmth and Light in Lapsibot—Barbara McLean
- The Tansen Project—Eileen Talbot
- Towards a Caring Health System—Anna Weir
- Western Nurse in a Hindu Kingdom—Joyce Brown
- Book Review
- News in Brief...
- Comment
- Seasonal Greetings
- Bats but not books—Paul Chandler
- Take one egg—Daphne Osborne
- What Shall We War?—Pauline Wetherby
- New look, new life—Mary Hitchings
- Njala—John Mellor
- Where's Jeremiah?—Beryl Chandler
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