The Ohio Independent Baptist, April 1968

eart to eart mong t e omen - Mrs . George Milner - Women's Editor- RALLY! RALLY! RALLY! The OARBC WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION will hold SPRING RALLY • its on Tuesday, April 16, in the Alford Mem. Auditorium of Cedarville College - 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 1' /1e111e fo r 1/1e tl<z.r-"Preparecl U,110 Ever)' Good Work." ( JI Tir11. 2:2lb) HO T H R H - Grace Bapti t Church of Cedarville v OR HOP - On Promotion, Program and Projects DI JE B K - Be ure to bring them with you! ] FORM T IO - Regarding Luncheon re ervations, p akers, etc. i in the hand of your Society Pre ident and Pa tor' Wife. W TED - ontribution for MATTRESS COVERS or the MATfRESS COVERS. Also, Betty Crocker coupon needed by Cedarville College. LADIE ! LET' HAVE A GOOD GROUP FROM YOUR CHURCH! PRAY FOR THE LORD'S RICHEST BLESSING! Meeting Held At Fostoria Church The Mary and Martha Mi sii.onary Circles of the Fo toria Baptist Church entertained the women of the Fos– toria church and surrounding church– e at their annual alad Bar, Tuesday, rebruary 13th. Over 100 women enjoyed the fel- low hip as alads, brought by each woman pre ent, were erved buffet tyle with coffee, tea, crackers and cake. Repre ented in the group were wo– men from ortbside Bapti t Church, Lima: Fir t Baptist Church, Bowling Green: Calvary Baptist Church, Find– lay: Calvary Bapti t Church , Tiffin; and the Fostoria Baptist Church. After the ocial hour the group met in the church anotuary. Mr . James Fleming led the congregational sing– ing with Mrs. Ray Burk at the organ. Allen Vine led in prayer and a duet •• ' ·Tell Me More" was sung by Mrs. Burk and Mr . Fleming with Miss Judy Vine at the piano. The peak.er of t he evening was Mr . Karl Luyben of DaJton, who with her husb,and and fami,1y, served under Baptist Mid-Missions as mis- ionaries to Liberia. She read Scrip– ture, using John 14: 1-6, stating that many f ind real pleasure in this pro– mi e of a home in Heaven. She warned the group of the im– portance of not 1becoming too sati - fied in our own salvaition and urged that there should be concern that tho e around us and in all parts of the world be told the GoS1pel as pre– sented in John 14: 6 "Jesus saith unto him, I am THE WAY, THE TRUTH and THE LIFE: no man cometh unto the Father but by me." Mrs. Luyben then presented slides con– cerning the ir work in Liberia. She told how much more they could help and teach the natives beoaiuse they ~ 1 ? interest in your Sunday school with these excel- - lent take -home papers . . . Mommy and Me, Pri– mary Pal, Courage, Challenge and Conquest! A Order to da y / rom REGULAR BAPTIST PRESS 1800 Oakton Blvd., Des Plaines, Ill. 60018 APRIL, 1968 PAGE 10 \ ere l1v1ng in the village ,vith the !)C<) r>l c. She tll '-1<) n1cnli ncc.l the i111po1ta11ct: ()1 the ai rpl ,tnc mini <;itry since othe1 111 de~ of travel in this area are not very a ti factory. Al.though they ha the u e of two planes, they had on•l) one pilot and he reported a tremen dot, need for Chri tian pilotc; in theit work. Favorite Recipe China Boy 1 lb. veal cubes (cut small ) o 1 Yi-2 lbs. tewing chicken 2 med . onions and 1 cup celer (cut fine) 2 tb ps. fat Brown together the above ingred·i ents in pan. ~~ cup uncooked rice 1 can chicken soup (broth fro chicken if used for meat) 1 can Cream of Mushroom soup 2 cans water ( 1 can if chicke broth is used) 1 ts,p. salt 4 tbsp. Chop Suey Sauce Add all ingreruents together an bake for 1 hour in 350° oven. Penfield Junction Baptist Chu re I - Mrs. Wm. Hale ministering worldwide through missionaries and pastors • Orphans • Medical clinics • Hospitals • Disaster relief • Leprosy clinics • Widows' homes • Rehabilitation- o wayward girls in Korea · A ministry of compassio11. ___.... a-,....--- Write INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN RELIEF 101 HADDON AVENUE COLLINGSWOOD, NEW JERSEY 01101 Subscribe to: The Ohio Independent Baptist Rates: $2.00 per year 3 years - $5.00 3 single subscriptions - $5.00 Box 160 Xenia, Ohio 45385 WE NEED YOUR HELP! THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTI!