" Adventist Broadcaster " H. M. S. Richards Jr Signed Business Card Mueller
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Up for auction a RARE! "Adventist Broadcaster" H. M. S. Richards Jr Hand Signed Business Card. This item iscertified authentic by Todd Mueller and comes with their Certificate ofAuthenticity.
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H. M. S. Richards, Jr., speaker emeritus of the Voice of Prophecy international radio broadcast, died of heart failure on April 11 at Glendale Adventist Medical Center. He was 70. Pastor Richards’ father founded the Voice of Prophecy ministry on October 19, 1929, with a radio... program on KNX, Los Angeles. Harold Marshall Sylvester Richards, Jr., was born six days later on October 25, 1929. Pastor Richards entered the ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Dallas, Texas. Other pastorates followed in Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Wichita Falls, Texas. In 1956, at a camp meeting in Keene, Texas, he was ordained to the gospel ministry, with his father officiating. In 1960 he was invited to join the Voice of Prophecy staff to assist his father as associate director-speaker. Their roles reversed in 1969, and the father assisted his son in the radio ministry until his death in 1985. The Voice of Prophecy broadcast is heard either weekends or daily on 450 stations in North America. Overseas, programs in dozens of languages reach into nearly every country from more than 1, 000 radio stations. A weekly television program airs on several satellite networks.
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H. M. S. Richards, Jr., speaker emeritus of the Voice of Prophecy international radio broadcast, died of heart failure on April 11 at Glendale Adventist Medical Center. He was 70. Pastor Richards’ father founded the Voice of Prophecy ministry on October 19, 1929, with a radio... program on KNX, Los Angeles. Harold Marshall Sylvester Richards, Jr., was born six days later on October 25, 1929. Pastor Richards entered the ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Dallas, Texas. Other pastorates followed in Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Wichita Falls, Texas. In 1956, at a camp meeting in Keene, Texas, he was ordained to the gospel ministry, with his father officiating. In 1960 he was invited to join the Voice of Prophecy staff to assist his father as associate director-speaker. Their roles reversed in 1969, and the father assisted his son in the radio ministry until his death in 1985. The Voice of Prophecy broadcast is heard either weekends or daily on 450 stations in North America. Overseas, programs in dozens of languages reach into nearly every country from more than 1, 000 radio stations. A weekly television program airs on several satellite networks.
