The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1928, Page 110

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110 THE LUTHERAN PIONEER.

You will be pleased to read the following testi-
monials from members of other church-bodies : —

St. Louis, Mo.: “Your sermon on Sunday was
much enjoyed by our family. “We, though affiliated
with the Catholic Church, have long looked to the
Concordia professors for additional inspiration.
Your institution has furnished some of our civic
and spiritual leaders. As a student of history
I have had occasion to go through the files of our
old St. Louis newspapers and thus have been able
to trace the influence of Concordia upon the city.”

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entertainment, and for your clear presentation of
the Gospel of Christ. I am a Methodist and have
enjoyed and appreciated your addresses with refer-
ence to the Reformation by Luther, translations of
the Bible, etc. I trust many are being reached by
you through the radio that are not accustomed to
hearing the Gospel preached. I trust and pray
that your efforts are being fruitful of much good
and think you are worthy of much commendation
for the manner in which you are enabling your
Church to avail itself of the benefits of the radio.”

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Station KFUO, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo.

Delhi, Ill.: “I am twelve years old. I belong
to the Hvangelical Church, but listen in on your
sermons. We listen in every evening. Father,
mother, and grandma appreciate the German ser-
mons on Sunday. afternoons.”

A Baptist minister: “We get your station very
well, and I commend you for the splendid and
timely work that you are doing. Keep up the fight
for the truth as it is in Christ Jesus.” F

Sorento, Iil.: ‘When in school, one of my
roommates was a Lutheran, but I never understood
the Church nor appreciated it as I do now.”

Uniwersity City, Mo.: “I want to express to
you my sincere appreciation of the service rendered
by your station, for the splendid quality of your

A Methodist Episcopal minister: “Your sermon
to-night came in fine and clear, and we much appre-
ciated the clear note of certainty as expressed
therein. One hope of to-day is that the divine
Christ is being proclaimed over the radio so much.
He is thus being ‘lifted up’ and will surely ‘draw
men to Himself.’ ” .

A theological professor: “Clear Scripture
throughout, a sound Lutheran ring, unfearing
witness, full-toned messages, timely thought — all
comes in the KFUO hours.”

Bloomington, Ill.: “I am a member of the
Campbellite Church, but feel that if the Catholic

* Church is the mother, the Lutherans must be the

father.”