The Ohio Independent Baptist, September 1961

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H unt ing ton. 16 BLACK CHOIR ROBE . practically ne~'. The) are Bentle, robes Bargain at S 100. Faith Baptise Church .&3 ~ est Fourth t. C... l:1mb~s . Ohio · ~---=a=-=---------------------- THE CH ILOREN'S GOSPEL HOUR _ ...0 ~ 1 o n WEWS-TV, ch 5, Cleveland, Ohio 9 :30 A.NI . on arurdavs Junio r Choirs-Bible Q·uiz Bible "ories WATCH a.id PRAY and TELL YOUR FRIENDS THE CHILDREN'S GOSPEL HOUR, INC. Henry C. 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Va , Aug 3 rd and arrived in time for a ,vonderful dinner that nig ht \\'1th old friends. The nex t day we visited as mu ch as '"'e could and then took the W. Virg inia Turnpike and got as far as Pearisburg, Virg inia, that nig ht. I f any one wants to see beautiful mountian scenery, he should by all means travel from Charleston to Princeton on the W . Virgi nia Turnpike. Spring, summer or fall there is nothing like it. Of course, we had a purpose-to arrive by arurday evening at that other Charleston down in ou th Carolina, where we were to see a little g rand daughter we had never seen before. We found her to be adorable ~rith her b ig brov;n eyes and golden hair. If \\ e could only have stayed three more days than we did and helped her celebrate her first birthday, ,ve would have been altogether happy, but even so i t v:as wonderful . Thrown in to m ake the trip even better, v. 1 e saw o ld Charles– t~n, p roud of its colonial look, and Fort empter. Yes, we had a dip in the ocean too; but the main thing v. 1 as that grand daughter! 'VI.' e a ttended the Citadel Square Baptist Church twice on Sunday and on prayer meeting nig ht. It is an old historic church th"t goes back to Revolutionary times, b:i t is very much al ive. Like m ost larger outhe: n Baptist churches, it has a mis– S!On. Atten Jance a t the tv.o p laces was ScJ ternl)cr, J 96 l From Vacation c)vcr 90(). ·1~hc rnc1r ni ng service \Vas spir– icu,d and ch.dlcngi11g and the evening scrvi c w~1s in charge c>f sc>mc 70 young 1,c·o1Jlc who had been tc> their <>v. 1 n citadel ~quarc churcl1 cam 1) ()ne had been con– verted and t hrcc young men an<.l cwice th'1t rnany girls had <.ledicated their Jives tc> full time scrv ice. You ,vould have chougl1t t hey had Just gotte11 back from amJ-, Patmos' T he only t\VO disappoint– ments ,verc 1n the unday school lesson and in t he almost prayerless prayer meet– ing. We had a sermonccte in the men's class, but no study of the Bible. Why people came in such large numbers to prayer meeting we did not know, but maybe they <lid a lot of silent, personal praying while the three off1c1al pray-ers said theirs out loud. We were glad chat back home we have real prayer sessions. Yet we are glad to say that jn this church as in many o thers in the Southland, they still preach the gospel of salvarion. On our way home we stayed with friends in Beaver , W. Va., and attended a Saturday nigh t revivial meeting. The next morning we preached for Pastor George Bailey at the Stanaford R d. Bap– t ist Church just outside of Beckley and saw what a fine work is being dooe in this FBHM mission. T hey haJ 62 in unday school and it h ad been up to 81. They had had 69 enrolled in D . V. B. S. and it had four conver sions. T hat night we preached at Mt. Tabor for our good friend, Pastor Albert Ostrander. The work there is going well in spite of the many who have moved into O hio and elsewhere to find work. 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