Brethren & Co-Workers Letter - January 01, 1970 - Herbert W Armstrong - January 01, 1970

Herbert W Armstrong

I have to tell you that the tight financial squeeze continues —but wonderful opportunities for the future are opening to us. These are days of stress, with a war of nerves, in the world. President Eisenhower says solemnly that the United States does not dare relax its vigilance a second. In carrying to the entire world the MEANING and true significance of this turmoil in world affairs, GOD'S work, also, must undergo a constant test of trials and crises, with tough problems constantly to be met and solved! We are now off super-power WLS in Chicago! It is, in my judgement, one of the three most important stations within the United States that we could possibly be on. Yet other major stations are opening to us—so that the GAIN is constantly greater than any losses or temporary set-backs. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library