The Ohio Independent Baptist, April 1965

GI r n Gr f r- WEEC ,,wood ,. igns radio r11ir1istry 11 1 ( l . 2. '- . l' , . , It 1111 , re t: t, _ , , t j rc,1~11c I , , I .1 t ( t { tl1~ Ill ·~ .. c I l-l lJ I , I t1 t l1t1r"- l1 i 11 ~I r ing t ielll , ll 11t ' r tl1 t 1elc.i )f ,, a r1 gt li~111 ,tnll Bil I' 11ter 11 ' ,, ,. " l lc ,, ns IJas– r( r f t Ile l1t1r"' 11 fl r It) , t' ,\rs :111cl lt'tl ti1 ( t: ~ I\: i11 • l t1 il ti11g I rtJgrn111 nr1cl 11, .. t , r , c t(' ·,,, l' ('t1trca l1 tl1r<)ttgl1 .. r .. ii .. i1tl n .. ,, J),l~'Cr t'\ ~111gcl1,111. ht' r t'Ct' . :" l ) talc\i -l1.l)Ol) l,1,t , rar , , 1 .. 1 t' r1"-' i t h.i t \ t : I 7. l) 0 0 for 1111, , 1 t) n 1" ". g11a l l le 1ng rc,tcti tip 111 the \ \ ( ' ' Re, ~Ir. 1(' '-' l "1 ~j } , • fl "-i "-I · · (: : t c J , r f , c , c .. 1 r, ,rccr1,, l1(,J · er, Ctl \)11 ~_)f l en tor ft1t1r \ car, the ,t~1tc , ot1th \\Or1' . He al er, e ,1" \ 1 c-Pre idcnt , f \\ orlJ , ange11,t1c Enterpri e (. .. l)fpl1rat1L1n. a non profit corpora– l L1n . ,, hich o,, n·, and operate radio tat on \\ 1 EEC' F 1 in pringfield. Tht J' Oh1 ·~ n10 t po\, erfL1l Chri - tian radio tat1on \\ith 77.000 \\att of Chri ti an te t1n1on, . It i·· a non- .., c 111n1ercial tation broadca ting 24 hot1r each da\. God u ed Re,. ... Green\\ ood and t\\ o n1en from hi cht1r h to bring thi tation into ex- .... ten~e. and He ha·~ ble ed their e, er, effort. Re\. Greenwood ha . 101ned the taff a radio mini ter \vhich \\ ill enable hin1 to enter a n1uch \\ 1der field of ervice for the Lord. He conduct a daily 15 minute Bible tud 1· called - "'Search The cripture ·· a \\.ell a... an wering the l l ten er que tion on ' 'The Question Bo-x ... Re\ . Green\\ood ha ju t returned fron1 a three month preaching tour of I"" different countrie and has been in, 1 ited back to India and Greece for a more concentrated preaching min- 1 tr\ 1 • _.\frica and South America have .. extended him invitations to mini ter to mi ionarie and Christian worker and conduct crusades in South America. Thi made it necessary for him to re ign hi pa torate and enter into " 'hat appear to be a much ,,,ider field of erv ice. At the pre ent tin1e he :~ making plan to return to 1ndia and Africa 1n late 1966 and Greece in 1967. South America i con idered for 1968 . Hi mini try in India was well re– ceived e,,en in the Hindu colleges \\ 1 bere he poke. The Lord opened many unu ual doors of opportunity for Re\'. Green~ 1 ood during hi s three– month preaching tour. In A"' am he poke to the Bap ti t 1 f id-M 1<; ions annual field conference. APR IL, 1965 PAGE 14 I le f1t1 s c ,11 c11l sliLI ·s >t ~,11 1J1c "l t111tri c h , 1 isi l cLI i,1 lull Cll llal cs t i11 •. If dn, l1t1r 11 <)I' g r<ltlJ' \\ c1tilll ll es ir his scr , i cs f tll tl 13 il)I C tlll - • <11' Ill l s- • s1l>11.1r l tlf tr·en 't;, 1 0t1 n1a ontac t l1 ir11 at l~tlX ()75 S11ri11gficlll. OBBC Male Chorus tours Iowa 1 l r. k citl1 l~ggl'l'l , ,, l1c1 jt1i11ctl the () Ill~( I .1L·t1It, 1 tl1is \c,11. 1 con<.ll1ct - ino the ~ {l)ttr lt) f()llr l O\\ c.\ ll)C\: l C\ 1'. nc.)'\\tllt"'. <.1rr11ng. anti ... 1,11 ne·,. cwton . ~It\\ Jcc.1nnc tallt. c.1ccor11~1<1n1\t , Mi s I\ I ar I c nc R a ,11 o J f . \ a"o rho n c o 1 o i , t. anti the ~ltr,,c Fact1lt\ t\C arc al\O trt1,cl1ng \vith the grot1p. Orie of the 111cn1l1cr ot the chorLI\ r, a 1111 1onarv fron1 laska. Re\ Btll Bt1r ell . an alL1n1nL1, pre entl)' tt,d} 1ng at the college dL1ring ht·) ft1rloL1gh. Ir. Richard Fleming prc- cnt the college program and pro– ject . All the groLtp 1 trtt ting that the Lord ~ ill ble their n1ini trv in the churche . ~ r Western Baptist Bible College 1\11,1thcr J10Lrsc, 111nking four anc.l I\V() lllOf'C l<J tS, 111nking eight. 11<.tVC I t;;i.;11 JJ111 c h, sccl givi11g the C, llcgc i J(>(> fee t t)J ntlLlili<)llal lro11tagc II I ln1 l . revi sion of the lnstcr J>l a11 . inclu(ling SC ctJJart111cnt - l y JJC t111it i;; has 1-,ce,1 ttl1111itl etl I<.) tl1e J>lan - 11ing C on1n1i·,si 1n. J>ln11s for the fir l phase CJf tl1c alJc)vc f1a s been lat1nch– c(I as hOpcralio11 1·en-ple .,, at an e tir11ate(I cost elf 85.()()(). Regi Lrn– tion f<.1r fall are clot1hle tho e of a 1 1 car ago. rcc1t1iring i111111ec.liate ac– t ion. Wc\tcrn·\ baskctl1all Warrior \ ., t.::n – JO} cd an Ltn beaten conference recorcl , thcrr fir\t \car ttnller ( oach Ji,11 H uckab\ . 1-hc C onccrt ( hoir. ttntJcr .. the drrcction of Prof e sor R1charcl C' attlk.in and accompanied b} 1 Dr. and Mr . Fred Brock. tot1red Mon– tana , Idaho, Wa hington. 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