The Ohio Independent Baptist, January 1971

eart to eart mong t e omen - Mr~. Inez Miln r - Women's Editor- A Blessed New Year To You! ". . . lt" , 1tt ,, 11t"tl1t:r , l' ~") t") 11"1..._,c,, it , a lantl of hill and v,1lley. . ancl iri1lkl'tl1 ,, ,1tt'I ,.'f tlll' ra111 ")f l1t,1,c11 r 1,ll'lli \\ l11ch the l rd thy C1od careth f r: tilt' t'\t', "f t11c l t.1tti tl1, 1t)tl arc al,, a}~ t111 n 1t. fro111 the beginning of tl1c, ",lr c,t11 t111t,.' tilt' l'tltl (.11 tl1c ,car... ( Det1t. 11 :11- 12). 1 \,\i,1,. \.ic.:1r trtcnti"· ,, c "'tan(i t1~1011 the verge f the unknown. There lie l"' t't c ti, tl1c 11c ,, , c~1 c a11d ,, c arc go111g f rth lo po e . it. Who can tell what ,, t" ,11,ll t n"i) \\ l1 .. 1t nc,, c r>cricnce . ,, hat change ha ll con1e what new need t"' .. 111 art"~) Rt1t here i" the cheering. c n1f rling. gladdening n1e age from our He,, c11l, atl1cr... Th ord th) od careth for it' '. '"Hi eye are upon it alway t "\ tl1c :\ntiing f the , car... ...... . \\ e ~ann t tell ,, hat lo and rrow and trial are doing. Tru t only. The atlll'.r n1c nct1r t tak.e ot1r hand and lead u on our way today. It shall be a g 1 d. a ble~ ed ne,, ) ear! - Golden Anniversary Bapti ~t lid- I i ion , celebrating th 1r ,olden nni,·er ar}' . \Va found – ed O"-t ber 15. 19-0. During the e .11an, , ear . \\ omen have had an im- . ., portant part in thi mini try their e pert nee tudded 'vvith evere hard– \htp ~ and trial in the early day . The fir t part) to ail for Africa with the tounder. Re,·. Wm. H aa ovember 2~. 1920 ,, a Mr . Rowena Becker, 1lr. · Ir . Fred Ro enau and Mr. · ~Ir . Arthur Young. Mr . Young and wlr . Ro enau are till with u and recall the early days by the hour. ~Ir . Young attended the G .A.R.B.C. Conference in Denver la t ummer and 11r . Ro enau attend Bapti t Mid– r Ii ion Conference in Richmond, \ ~irginia. ~ ro\ember 14-18. 1970. Tho' far from \\ell. her ey'e parkled from a radiant face a he poke ( ( everal tin1e ) of the earl)' day . During the ..Hi torical Highlights·' e ion she re– ce:\ ed her 50 , ·ear certificate and a beautiful orchid cor age. Mrs. Lillian Braun recei, ed her 40 year pin and e,•eral other recei, ed pin al o. Peace be to the many ""ho have an– \ ere<l the final call and ·'well done., trom the Lord. l\.Ia\ 1 Hi bles ino be ., 0 upon all \\'ho remain to carry the Good ~ev to those Vvho have not heard and, or ha,e not as 1 ·et received Him as a,,iour. The \\'Ords of the i\po tie Paul till remind u~ "For a great door and effectual i opened un{o me. and there are man) adver- arie : ( I Cor. 16:9). -~~ \vomen, let u be faithful to do \\'hat our hands find to do for the glor) 1 o f the Lord. 10 JANUARY, 1971 "Stream in the De ert The We t Moriah Women's Mi - ionary Fellow hip met at Hope Bap– ti t Church Columbus, Thursday, ~ep:ember 15th opening with a ong ervice at 10: 00 a.m., led by Mr . J ame Lee with pianist Mrs. Jacque– line Mercier. Prayer and Welcome were given by Mrs. Norman Bosworth followed with pecial music by Mrs. D avid Elmore, a devotional mes age by Mr . Jerry Field . Following the offering a hort business session wa held with report , roll call, etc. Mi Rosemma Woolcutt of the Bapti t Mid-Mis ion office wa the morning speaker. The Home Office needs prayer too, ju t as do the mi - ionarie on the field. Satan i ubtle and di courage . Vi itor are alway welcome to come there for a tour of the office. The afternoon e ion began with a few hymn , then the prayer circle wa led by Mrs. Milton Barkley for mi ionarie ' needs, the new-church work, the sick; al o note of praise \\'ere expres ed. The afternoon peaker was Miss Norma ulph missionary to the American egro under B.M.M. There are 23 million negroes in U.S. being neglected by u . Miss Nulph worked in Cleveland Hough area for five years. The pring rally will be held May 11, 1971 at Fir t Baptist Church Lancaster. The meeting closed with prayer by Mi s Uler of Pine Hill Bapti t Church. Respectfully submitted by: Mrs. Leslie G. Heinlen, Secy. Plan Spring Rally ..111 xc uti\' " 0111111i1tc, rcnr1 \ c1111en's ,Ji ssic,11ar , J~c ll<l \\sh 1p j" l 'l lt S ' a ll l l J1nve 11l l.! I (<1 CO l11Jl lcte r>lc1n s tc,r their' s,)ring l{ all y. ~r·11t1r (la l nrct1 18. 1971 nt J:;' ir ' t li nJJti t l1t1rch \! illo\vi k. n cxccll c11t l)tO gra 111 i s r>l annc(I l~lcc ti on ()f C)fJicers starling \.\1tt, ( elf fee ti111c at c :45 to I(). 0() a.111. C. W. F. Meet l l1c evening weal her co11t i nt1cd rainy, ve ry wine.I a nc.J <.lark bLtl son1c 10 \VOn1cn of the C, amma hapt er of ( edarvillc Wo,ncn·~ ellO\\~h1p hrav· ec.J it lo he present at 6:30 at the Bethlehen1 Bapt i. t Churc h, Cleve· lane.I . for the semi-annt1a l dinner meet– ing, Friday, ovember 20th. The dinner wa prepared by Jadie of the church the meeting wa led by Mrs. erald Smel er and the pecial peak· er wa R ev. Charle Butrin. Field Repre entative for Bapti t Chri t 1an School, Cleveland, on the The n1e: "The Challenge for Chri tian Educa· tor ". Special Mu ic by Mr . Grace Willett Bodenmiller, soloi t with Mrs Betty Bodenmiller Berry accompanist Mr . Virginia Butrin a piano solo Mrs. Earl Umbaugh gave Echoes from the Homecoming meeting at Cedar– ville la t month~ Mrs. Berry, Joan Reider and Eleanor Taylor gave testi· monie of what Cedarville meant tc them as Alumnae. Mrs. Ted Wime1 gave a short devotional. The 1971 meeting of the Gamma Chapter of the Cedarville Women ·s Fellowship will be held Tue day, Ma) 18th and Tuesday November 16th. the places to be announced later. Mrs. Earl Willetts asked the opening bless– ing and Mrs. Inez Milner wa asked to close the meeting with prayer. Important Dates January 9th - Women's Fellow– ship and Trustees' Meeting Cedar– ville College, Cedarville, Ohio, 10: 00 a.m. Luncheon Re ervation. January 26th - Bethany Women's Fellowship - details later from the Officers. February 26th - Christian Day School 10th Anniver ary (Pot-Luck) Banquet, Cedar Hill Bapti t School - Cleveland 6: 15 p .m. AVAILABLE FOR • • • Evangelistic Meetings and Supply Preaching BRO. RAYMOND KEMPF 218 East Lincoln Avenue Ada, Ohio 45810 Phone: (419) 634--4353 THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST