READERS' EXCHANGE

 

In Lincoln Country is beautiful. How wonderful to read abou t Herman and Thelma Sims. I finished the story through teary eyes, and that at General Motors on the assembly line. —David Kester, Rt. 1, Rio Vista, TX 76093

(Now you know why your Chevrolet or Pontiac has that lemon in it. They’re reading Restoration Review on the job! In a recent open house at that huge assembly plant, I spent some time watching a lad read several pages of a paperback novel between his assignment of attaching a door panel to each passing car. So, why not Restoration Review?)

I enjoyed In Lincoln Country. Your comment that Lincoln Christian College “generally shows a broader view than most of its sister Bible colleges,” reminded me that one of her sister colleges, Nebraska Christian, had Carl Ketcherside for its annual convention in both 1963 and 1967. It has also brought in other men, like Andrew Blackwood, from outside the Restoration Movement. —Harold Fox, Box 452, Sutton, NB 68979

We rejoice with you in His grace and forgiveness to a very proud people. I especially enjoyed your article on Brother Barton Stone. Somehow I feel I would be more comfortable with him if he were still living than with A. Campbell. Praise God, to know that both kinds of men are in my spiritual heritage. Keep up the good work —Bob Cannon, 1111 Ashworth Rd., Des Moines 50265

Your efforts toward unity among Churches of Christ and Christian Churches over pettiness of ideas are bearing fruit. We need to fellowship freely with our brothers in Christ. God bless your work. —Douglas and Mary Kelsey, 1138 Ranch Santa Fe Rd., San Marcos, CA 92069