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PASTOR GENERAL'S
REPoRT
TO THE MINISTRY OF THE
WORLDWIDE CHURCH OF GOD
VOL.4, N0.46
PASADENA, CALIFORNIA
FROM MINISTERIAL SERVICES
International News
DECEMBER 3, 1982
French Language Areas Mr. Armstrong's telecast is now being aired on "Tele
Monte Carlo" at 5:15 p.m. every Sunday. The programs have just begun and
are subtitled in French as they are on TV-Luxembourg.
We have received a total of 1,178 responses from viewers of TV-Luxembourg
during the period of April to September of this year. During the month of
September alone, 237 viewers responded.
The radio program "Le Monde a Venir," with Mr. Apartian as speaker, has also
received significant responses. During the first nine months of this year
we received 2,510 letters. We estimate that if one listener in 1,000 writes
in, this would mean that a minimum of 2,500,000 people have already heard
the program this year.
In Canada, the French broadcast will now be aired on radio in New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia on the following stations:
CJVA (Caraquet-Gloucester)
Sundays at 10:15 a.m. (850) ; CJEM/CKMO (Edmunston-Madawaska) Sundays at
8:35 a.m. (570).
In the United States, 48% of La PURE VERITE subscribers have renewed their
subscriptions.
As of October, 6,794 1iterature request cards for THE
WONDERFUL WORLD TOMORROW and THE U.S. AND B.C. IN PROPHECY were received in
response to the offer in Mr. Armstrong's semiannual letter. This repre
sents a response of 12.8%.
During the month of September, 10,703 pieces of literature were sent out
from Pasadena--61% to regular subscribers, 34% to new subscribers, four
percent to coworkers, and one percent to donors.
We are currently in the process of sending Mr. Armstrong's letter offering
a subscription to The GOOD NEWS to all AMBASSADOR COLLEGE BIBLE CORRESPOND
ENCE COURSE students. The letter is being sent to 21,071 students world
wide. The breakdown is as follows:
French Canada
France
Belgium
Switzerland
11,950
4,869
911
755
Haiti
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Misc. Areas
599
445
367
1,175
Spanish Language Areas Certainly the highlight of the fall of the year is
the Feast of Tabernacles. Reports from the eight Spanish-speaking sites
show the following attendance: