The Ohio Independent Baptist, January 1966

Aero _ he Editor' Desk ' ar fllll anll shf)\ ing tlC\V "'n ll111 sin~n1 I < 1 r r cn l: h i n g 1.., L' < > 1)I c i n t h c i ,. : 1 r "'a I t l r < hrist. ttcntl :,nc • al Sun<lay sc i vice is l1clwccn () an,I <i() wirl, a g<>Lltll 'I\ c I ll l t l. lt)Jlg al tr< 111 J{l., . ,le11n I ,,,is. lin- t< 1t, 1llc l .11 ,. t l1t1r"·l1. "ll1111l,lt, 111 . I fl\.:' lcttl'I' ,, :1~ dli il'l' ' 'L'll tl, tllt' I r11tcr t\Jit ,r f , tir () .1.13 . . <'llr t l<'lll·r ~I r. J,llll's l\ 1111,\ 11 \\c ,,,,h ,, t , lll"J lt tr tht, l~ttcr 111 1 ltll. t1l ' 'l' 'l' 'r ,t1 ffi' l' it ll' ,.,,, t1,at it ,,.i ... • \'l '\.'l' f l'tl("(\ttr.1gl'1l1l'tlt \\ 1 <: grcl1t· I, \J'l' t': ia tc tl1t.1,c l'~l ·tl)r, ,, 11(1 art: i11tl:1 l',lt:\i in thL ,, )fl l f )Ur hto \ l ("1.lltt)n l f Rl:gt1l .. 1r B,lpti·,t "'}lll' \.'}ll'\ .. lllLJ \\ lll) t.lft! g tt1g ,\}( Ll( i11 I t c"t'nttng tt lt) their pee 11lc. 11·" tt1er Oa, 1" .. tnli l11 pe p1e t ok. it ll ,\..,,1 tl1cn1"c-t, c . a a oht1rch. t<.) J l~tCL' the 0 . .RB . n their bt1dgct at t11t: rate L)f fi,c i llnr-- ( 5.00) per 111onth. Be ' tde" th1 . tl1e}' are en– c,.1l1r .. tg1 ng their pe pie to . t1b cribe t tl1c htt) Independent Bapti t. l– rc .. 1li\. ~l nt1n1b r f "'Ub cripti n have • rc.1chcd OLtr de-- k.! The be t way to l,ff, et the ct1rrent deficit in ot1r 0 .1.B. a c unt i by taking uch tep ..1 .. these taken b} the Clintonvi ll e Bapti t hurch! ctuall 1 . not by way of a letter. ht1t rather bj telephone. we received s\)lllc \ tl1 ·r !!lll)l l ,,c,,,.,! l{ l'\'. < Iii f<1rtl 1 l'lll'" C)I ti,· 1ara11,1tl1a IJ a11tist C l1l1r h i11 .s,..,, 1ngficl{l. ()hill called l<l inf-,1111 u, thnt tl1c\ ha<.1 11Jur..: c<I th na111e <>f ( ltr Jlr c,cnt c<.l il(ll' 11 their c·l1l1r'l1 l1ltclgct f()J tl1c t 1111 of five I c 11 ar, ( . <; • 00 ) 11c r 111on l 11. u ch 11c\.\ ~ 1, g <.I nc\V\! h I i~ the very first h'r \Va\ <)f pron1i,cc.l n1 nthl ltpp rt for the edit r of tl1e O.f .B. OL1r pra er i , that other will al<io ha e the . an1c bt1rden ! A better piece f ed iting thi magazine can be done hen the edi tor i free to pend ·the tin1e nece ary for uch wor k! Whcre– a we do appreciate any and all in– vi tation to peak, yet with a lated n1onthly income more time would be realized for the work of editing. I t wot1ld al·"o free u •to attend the vari– ou n1ee ting across the State uch a the different Fellow hip meeting , the Church Recognition ervices, Ordina– tion ervice , Youth Rallie , Men' meeting , Women meeting 1 and the like. Our magazine would then be– come more of the "new sjheet" that many would like it to be. Pray about thi ! Perhap the Lord would have your church to take a similar step! f)f'<lp rti(111 alstl pr<...":\ent at Pra c1 Meeting <lll Wcllncs(lay evenings. Pastor Avail able For Meetings I{ cv. Alhcrt . O\tran<.lcr, tluc to the 1llncs·.., of his wife, ha\ on rccon1- 111endation of the do:itor , rcsignc(I his l>oc;ition a~ pa\tor of the Mt . Taber Bapti t hL1rch in Beckley. West Virginia. Bro ther Os tr ander scrvc(i there for five and one-half ycarc;. H e i now li vi ng in Fo toria, Ohio being employed there. ·He is ava il– able however , for ·upply ,preaching a opportunitie pre ent themselve"-,. Thi dear brother has pent over 2() year in pa toral work havi ng .-:ervc<.I pa tor ate al o in Fayette, Ohio and Mannington , West Virginia. Anyone car ing to contact him 1 may do o at the fol)owing addr es , Rev Albert I~. O -- tr ander, 718 South Wood Street. Po tori a Ohio. Euclid-Nottingham Welcomes New Pastor Your Fight Against Communism • • • . . takes on new meaning when you support our dedicated missionaries daily helping Chri st ian brethren throughout the world who are suffe ring the devastation of war. disease, overpopula tion , and the ravages of nature. They have nowhere to tum because of their BiblicaJ s tand against apostasy and Commun– i m. They get no help from larger denomina– tional and gove rnment agencies . Your financial heJp is sorely needed. A few dollars go a long way in their teaching of the Wo rd of God, bringing comfo rt. even sustaining life itself, among those less fortunate than you. Any contribution, no ma tter how small, will be a blessing to these people. Write: By B. G. McGrew ember of the Euclid- otti ngham Bapti t Church in Euclid, Ohio had a ECO D RALLY DAY on Nov. 14. 1965 when Rev. Wilbur C. Rooke preached hi fir t ermon a, their pa tor. The Sunday Sc 1 hool, led by Robert Buhrow its uperintenden,t, made unu ual efforts to pa·"' s their original Rall y Day attendance. Men and women cleaned. painted ,and re– paired the house which the Rooke no1w call home - 21700 Richard Drive Euclid, Ohio, 44123. The con– gregation has added to itc- taf f a on of the congregation, Ro 1 bert C. Clatterbuck. He will be Assi tant to the Pa tor in Youth and Music and i directing our choir. There wa another high point in our piritual experience when un– der the in pired preaching of Evan– geJi t Harry C. Trover, and careful and pra;rerful planning by Mr . Ed– ward L. Reimel. Chairman of the Deacon and hi ·~taff, approximate– J) 150 deci ions were recorded. Our Pioneer G iris and other helpers di - tribu ted 6.000 cards to homes in the area. announci ng the meeting . Among the 50 who found Chri t a ...... JANUARY, 1966 PAGE 10 Saviour , were everal mates for whom we had been praying for ome year . Another 50 requested 1bapti m and church membership. 'f.ruly, the HOLY SPIRIT was active Jn our mid t and we rejoice in this fruit of His mini try. Our branch church in Mayfield , Ohio, known ,as Parkview Baptist Fellowship, has recently wel– comed Rev. Paul A. Schenck as their P a tor. This new work is about one Rev. James T. Shaw INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN RELIEF 801 Haddon Avenue Collingswood, New Jersey 081-08 LOS ANGELES BAPTIST COLLEGE NEWHALL, Dr. John R. Dunkin President & GRADUATE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY CALIFORNIA A CHRIST CENTERED COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES C. Lloyd Button, M. A. Dean • Six Maiors (A.B. & B. S. Degree) • Outstanding Faculty • Good Employment • ' 'Come and Enioy The Sun'' • Lovely New Campus • Write for Catalog Today - LABC. Newhall, California. THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST