The Ohio Independent Baptist, June/July 1971

18 (Concluded From Page 13) Ral1ll1 Bt1111 of Bt1tlcr~ Penna. a our tlt.:\\' i)a,tL,r He ,, ill bcgi11 hi 111ini tr, ,, 1tl1 ti, on Jt111c :. 7 '\' Hf Fl FR.. Bl 1 R 1 B ,\PTI T ( HURCll - P.. 1 tor (1rollin1und recently held 111ect1ng, in or\\ 1 alk., C'onnectict1t. Tl1c 1 ord blc ed. 1'.1r. Jerry Bonzo 1111n1,tcred here dt1ring hi ab ence. I~,1 \1 \ , l EL BAPTIST CHURCH, . r I.\ - Our lad1e had a fine Mother– Daughter banquet. Evangeli t Paul D1\.on n1ini tered here the latter part of Ia)' . Much prayer and care– ft1l planning \Vent into these meetings. The Lord truly blessed. AVAILABLE FOR • • • Pulpit Supply and/ or Sermons in Song REV. GEORGE P. ZINN Route 3, Huber Road Norwalk, Oh io - 44857 Tel. (419) 668-8072 Thoughts On Prayer Do11 't n1istakc action for unction, con1n1otion for creation, and ratt les for revivals. The ecret of pray ing is praying in ccret. A worldly Chri tian will stop praying and a praying Christian will top worldiness. When we pray, God listens to our heartbeat. H annah's " lips" moved, but her voice was not heard ( I Sam. 1 : 12, 13). When we pray in the Spir it there are groanings which cannot be uttered (Rom. 8:26). Tithes may build a church, but tears will give it life. That is the difference between the modern church and the early church. Our emphasis is on pay– ing, theirs was on p r aying. When we have paid, the place is taken. When they had prayed, the place was shaken (Acts 4: 31 ) . In the matter of effective p r aying, never have so many left so much to so few. Brethren, let us pray! -AUTHOR UNKNOWN OHIO JUNE-JULY, 1971 BIRTHPLACE AND HOME OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF BAPTISTS FOR HOME MISSIONS Reaching America at this St rategic Time P.O. BOX 455 ELYRIA, OHIO 44035 Phone: (2 16) 365-7308 DR. KENNETH A . MUCK, President Thank You!! We arc h appy to report that Mrs. Joan Bice is much in1proved si nce her accident . She wishes to thank the many who prayed. Tractor Purchased Mr. Wm. Staker of Staker Sales and Service Portsmouth, Ohio is shown above presenting Rev. Wilbur Parrish (Trustee at Scioto Hills Camp) with the key to a new Heavy Duty Wheel Horse Tractor. It is being equipped with a 42 inch wide movler. This was given the Camp at a price con iderably lower than the dealer's cost . Members of the Temple Baptist Church in Port mouth gave $550 to– ward these unit . We praise the Lord for such wonderful folk! A New Name And Address As of April 19, 1971, the Kettering Bapti t Church of Dayton, Ohio (Rev. Carl R. Stephenson, Pastor) officially changed its name to the County Line Bapti st Church. Al o, due to the Beavercreek Town– ship changing their system of street numbers, as of July 1, 1971, the ~ church treet address will be changed from 2310 County Line Road to 2234 County Line Road, Dayton, Ohio - 45430. THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST