The Ohio Independent Baptist, March 1963

Appoi ntn1ent~ to the ·everal lantl – ing con1mittee ha\•e not yet been announced, but wiJl oon be f o rth– coming. The e committee will h ave a prominent part in the operation of the Hon1e and the care of j t re. i– dents. A pecial word of appreciation is extended to the many women· groups who have contributed to the home n1aterially and who are upporting it by prayer as well . Thu far we have received approximately $47 5 from the churche and fellow hip in the State, besides everal items of equip– ment and hou ehold item . The State Mi ionary Group al o upp1ied fund for a wa her and dryer equipmen t . State Regional Groups' • • • act1v1t1es THE WOMEN'S SOUTH BETHEL fv1 ISSIO ARY FELLOWSHIP meet– ing will be held on Tt1e day, March 19 at Immanuel Baptist Church. 3417 Palmetto at Derrer R oad Co– lumbu . Ladies, plan to attend for good fellow hip good food n1any ble ings and a new mi s ionary i ion for 1963. Mr . Vivian H arvey reporting. HEBRO ASSOCIATIO WO- MEN 'S MISSIO ARY U ION will hold their rally April 9th from 10 : 15 to 2: 30 in the orth Royalton Bap– ti t Church, 6616 Royalton Road , orth Royalton . Theme: '"To Know Christ and To Make Him Known". Speaker will be Mrs. Leonard M eznar , ser ving with her husband in Braz il under C levcland H ebr ew Mi ion , now on furlough; and Mr . Harr}' Ambacher , mi\~ionary appointee un– der A .B.W .E. to f)aki tan. Other special featur e being tre ed ar e 100 per cent attendance o f Pa tor' Wives, r ecognit ion of the c l1urc hes havi 11g largest a ttendance and the grca tc t mileage travelled to ge t to the r a ll . Mrs . ...,sther Mi]Jhe1m, reporti11g. * * * ,. l1e spring r alJ)' of the WOME ·' 11SSIO AJ{ Y IO of cl1e OHIO A "' I A '"f JO O 1-- J{ , I... A I{ BAJ)l"I ..I l f J{C fll \ wil l be l1clcl A J>I{ J[_ :!3rd, 1 r1 the tv1 I~ 1 () I{ I l... BAJ>'J lS~I I J R H 24 35 l~aki11 oud, I~ tv18 . J ... c t's l1a\'e ··a ll r ads lead to 01... J\1 13 S" \\•itl1 a r ,. rd t lte11tlu11ec. l"Ja,1 ,1,,lv to ar– r u11gc f r c l1art\:rt:d lltas a 11d altlO car. 1 n , or l>cLtcr still , if }' ll arc ,1/reacl ' t!l or tl1is tri ... t7J J 1 ) lJ I J /\1 13 lJ ! J fdctJl V,.f Ill 11 ' I ISSJl>ll!lf} l1ip 111 l i1 udar J-f iJI 1 a 1>li l }1ur 11 1 I ~\' Ja11d, Ja11uar)' 15, 196 ~ • t 10 1 itl1 7 ladi~ J>J e c1 t 1 r . A 11 11 I o \ ' j s - I u J j tJ- o l l i 11 g THE OHIO INDEPENDE -lT OAP I IS han1. our pre ident, pre ided \\- tth N1 r . J an1e ro s a ong leader and .tv1r . Frank Lehn1an the piani t bo th fron1 Cedar Hill. Mr . J ohn Bal)'O, Cedar H ill , ex– tended the welcome from the host church, Mr . Leonard Meznar, mi - ionary on furlough from Brazil with C leveland H ebrew Mi ion gave the devotion , Mr . Tony Niemeyer, Cedar Hill, pre en ted musical num– ber _ on the marimba. Some ladie from Eucl id-Notting– ham Church had a skit "H ow N ot to R un Your Mi sionary Society." A "Brain-storming" ession for idea t o help the local ociety fol lowed. During the busine e sion, the following officers were elected : P re - ident Mr . George Gibson, Calvary Bapti t~ Vice Pre . - Mrs. Gerald Smel er, Beth lehem Bapti t ; Secret ary - Mr . Earl Buck, Brook ide Bap– ti t ; T r easur er - Mr . John Moosey, Euclid-Nott ingham, a ll f r om C leve– la nd. T he ' 'Seventh Anniver ary" of– fering $56.16 wa received for Hi lltop. Adjournment for lunch, we re– convened at 1: 30 p .m . for the after– noon e sion, when the new officer were pre ented and pr ayer of dedi– cation fallowed . Mr . Kenneth Good, wife of Field Director of F .B .H .M ., wa our Mi - ionar)' peaker and challenged our h earts with the need for new cht1rch– e in urban and uburban area . M r . Earl Buck reporting. * * * Other dates to remember: May 13-18 - G .A .R .B.C. Confer– ence, 01naha, Ncbra~ka . May 23-25 - Cedarville ollege Baccalat1reate and ( 'ommenccn1enl. J Linc J 1- 13 - Wo1ner1 's J~ c trc,1t . ( edar vilJ College a n1pu . October 14- 17 - Annt1al Ohio ~oc i,ltio11 1 1eeting . ·· n ltf le Brain i Lhc llC\ 1 11' · \.\ork– ~11 0 1,~~ - .. We ca11r1o t rlllt o,er \Vhat "''C plat off' '. WOMEN'S RETREAT Mr . Alfred Col\vell, wife of the national GARBC Ea tern R epr esenta– tive of Ea t Brad}', Pa. will be ot1r speaker throughout the retreat, to be held on the campu of Cedarville Col– lege, June 11 - 13, 1963. God ha an– swered our prayer in giving u our peaker, but he a k a vital intere t in our prayers for thi a ignment. NORTH BETHEL The North Bethel Women' Mi - ionary Fellow hip will meet April 4 at l O a.m. for an all-day mee ting a,t the First Bapti t hurch , Bowling Green . Plea e remember our edar– ville project . The Ohio Independent Baptist CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP . . . Whether you arc a pastor, mission– ary or church member, you'll find that this magazine gives you the information you need for fellowship . 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"/1,j~1i111 o/1,ge • ,ood E11iploJ 111et1t • ix 111ajors ( A.B. d 1 gree) • 1,ri tia11 e1 j e • " 11b1,rbr1t1 1 anzp1is • 'port Progra1,1 • f', 011e11 l 1 nci,lty • Eva11geli ti "111p11ns-is Al so, tl1eological Sen1inary 3 yr . course leading to tl,e gr u re Bae}, eIo r of Div i ,, it y deg r e. Sf:> c i I e rl1 phas is upo r1 E t1 gI Is t1 BI bI e , 0 , igi r1al languages, tt,eology rid s tudenr preact,i,19 . John R. Dunkin Th .D. President - C. L. True h.D. Re i t 1 r r P g 7 MARCH 196