The Ohio Independent Baptist, March 1962

Rev. George Zinn chosen to d irect Camp Patmos Rev. George Zinn was elected by Rev. Glenn Greenwood, youth di– rector. to be director of Camp P atmo for the ten week camp period. Rev. Zinn pre ently i a part time mu ic in tructor at Cedarville College, Cedarville. Hi week-end are pent in pulpit upply and mini try in " ermon in ong.' ' REV. GEORGE ZINN Hi camp experience cover a period of 12 year in which he ha erved in capacitie of mu ic, port , coun el– ling and a a i tant to the director. Thi will be hi fourth year of ervice at Camp Patmos. H e al o was a pa - tor for two year and three year a a istant to a pa tor. ··Tht i a new re pon ibi~ity ' ' Zinn aid, '"plu a wonderful privilege and I tru t by the grace of God to be vielded to Hi will and to have a .. 1 ruitf ul mini try in thi capaci ty at • camp. H e will al o welcome invitation for pulpit suppl y work and min i try of ' ermon in Song" throughout the summer as the Lord lead . He n1 a~, be contacted at edarvil le ol– legc. Kenneth T. Romig < C <1111 i 1111 e,I f r <J111 p<1xe 10) J Ii i noi pl u th rce }'Car s i r1 r11ou n ta i11 111i ionar}' \\'Or in K er1tuck )'· ,-1.,hc I< 111ig ha\'e tYt' O lJO)'. Ja111cs, in h is econd )'~a r a t l3a pt is t IJ1hl e .. cn1i11ar )', Jol11 on it ,, . Y . i:t 11d l) avid, a opl10111ore in 1 igl1 cl1ool. I e '· l~0n1ig ai d the peopl a t lleth I Rapt i t ··ar cag~r tL, g t gl i11g ,tnd l1a e a I al 1,urd r1 )r tJl , 11<.l o J p r" ) 1 • I t j a j , t \ '- r k ,, i t h 111 n1. lhe OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST En larged foye r added to Gallipolis church There h ave been many mark of progre at Fir t Baptist Gallipoli , among them completion of the addi– tion of an enlarged foyer, re t room facilities and a our ery. ew lighting for the auditorium ha been in talled ' permitting the light to be dimmed to a mere hadow or increa ed to a candle power that dazzle the eye . It i reputed by the light company to be one of the fine t lighting y tern that they know of in the tate in churche. The thing that the church i re– joicing in i that all of thi advance i completely paid! A dedication of the e facilitie i planned . Among the many things that cau e rejoicing i that out are being aved and ome even come to the tudy to inquire about the upply of their oul' need . The largest member– hip cla i now bein,g prepared for Bapti m and church member hip th at Pa tor Young ha been privileged to have in the three year of hi mini try there. The church p]an to entertain the Home Council of B,apti t Mid-Mi - ion in it annual meeting in Augu t. In hi report of th,e radio broad– ca t over tation WJEH, the pa tor aid, 'We have the morning wor hip hour on the air and there are many in the area a far a Columbu who have been joining u in thi mini try, having written to the tation and to u indicating their joy in the fact that the Go pel i being given. ' Our daily broadca t i at 7: 45 a. m. each week day morning and the Lord i t1 ing it to not only reap ou1 bringing them into the joy of alva– ti on, but encouragi ng hri tian in the area to live triumphantl y for the Lord . There i hardly a week but what we do not have t lephon call . per onal call at the tudy, ~1n(I letter and card indicating the ble ing~ received . or thi ~e arc profoun(ll} gratefttl to our Lord!' ' - hi\ t\ the 22nd annivcrsar, of 1 'hc H unt ington it)' M1<., ion , Ht1nting- • tc)n . e. t 1rg1n1a. • • t=vangclist D. M. Fruit . '"a~ ~pt: c1 k- c1 for spcc1&.tl n1ecting at • ot1th ( ' an– ,1ar1 Bapt1~t hu1 ch . f.a"it o f then\ , )11 10 J 7 el1ruar)' 5- J 8. Bi ble read ing is emphasized d uring p raye r w eek at church "Prayer Week " January 8-1 2 wa followed by a week of meeting with evangeli t 0 . W. Stucky of Detroit, at North Royalton Bapti t Church. "Back to the Bible" reading wa the empha i with 6 689 chapter read in the even day . Two com– pleted the ew Te tament in one week and 56 agreed to read the Bible through thi year. At lea t 12 made clear acceptance of Chri t a avior and many other dedicated their live to the Lord. It was a real "Start Anew in '62 Re- vival r Rev. Kenneth E. el on i pa tor. Sunday School Workers' Rally held at Norton Center Church Norton Center Bapti t Church Barberton wa ho t church for a un– day chool Worker ' Rally March 2 . Rev. Woodrow McCa]eb. pa tor of Fir t Bapti t Elyria, wa peaker. The e "vi ion" rallie were held to promote and publicize the coming conference on the unday chool to be at Mi hawaka, Indi ana, April 5, 6. Pioneer Girl which include the Coloni t group wa tarted. The church oon will pon or the Pilgrim group. hri tian ervice Brigad . under the leader hip of Arthur Br wn, now e tabli hed for one ear. i aid to be growing nicel . nother group recently orga nized i .. Men for i - ion " which i · irni lar to the l adie .. Mi ionar oci t . Hebrew Christian Society (An Independent Bapt ist M1 ssion) 2524 Eucl id Heights Boulevard Cleveland 6 , Ohio * * * PRESENTING CHRIST l l1rnt1gl1 i\ l e.1 11, nf : 1 1tt•r,1 tu r l)1, t r1bt1 t1011 I l t)t1,e to I lott,L \ 1~i ta t io11 '\ nutl1 l l.1,st•, \ duf t } O llllll~ ( ,11111) .1 rl1an ,lel I l u11tsht11g, )}1it> * PRESENTING THE JEWISH NEED l t 1 ( hristit111~ b, i\ le,111s ot ! '' HEBREW' CHRIS IAN VIEWS AND NEWS" Stati o 11 \\ l l\ I -1 ~1, lt, la11\l Stt1ti o 11 \\ I 1 t 1, l·. l'\ loli11e, Jll. 1>t1h1il,ttion : S I ;\11 l f\\ ll I\ I \ . 1\ I \ . ~ 11 ; \ l 1 l 1 re rt r MARCH, 196'2 Pag 1