The Ohio Independent Baptist, September 1972

God • IV A Chane ! \ crt, i11 l .l rt t'r ,, ,,~ C('t1\ c 1 ,, n g "-' ,, iill , 111i11 tl'r ,, tl1c, r\ <.J' tll1 ugl1 till' , lHll ,t l l,lfl!l' l. I(\ :ltli tile ll11 '-,; l'11l'\111 la~t,1..'. "II tl1crt: ,, ,l ll)\t11g ,Jd. 11\1,, ... a,l He r'l'r1111t all tl11, l , crt~. ,qt1nl(,r. ,t1tlc11ng anti , i lc11 ""C ,llllL)(lg tlll' 'C htllll~ l \\ 11, c..i c n 't ~ l-ll' ,.,, c tl1L 111 trt)t11 all tl11 )" J t1 t tl1c11 a c..i1 he, clcti ht1n1 r ~ --cd tl1c trct t He "' as tin ha, en and fil– tl1,. ,, tl1 lL1ng hair hanging d \\ n hi. 11c k. Tl1c 111101 ... ter pointed to hin1 and ,,11d. " 't tl are a barber. and l;\1111 t he a g d one. o '"'h)' do , )tt all ,, that bun1 to go unk.en1pt ,1nd un ~ha, n?" H\\ 'h\ - ,, h, _ .. the barber tutter- . ., t:d l k.n ,, 1 ng he \\ a an \\- eri ng hi ,, n qu tion). '"he never gave me a chance t fi him up. .. .Ju, t o. ·· aid the mini ter "men are ,, hat the)' are becau e they reject d' help!" Fostoria Church Remembe red In Will 1r, Jc,,ic 1= f-lcn111 1 g of Fo~toria, l1t{) \ \ ,1, :1 lo11gt1n1c fricnc.1 o1 the I... sto11a Bapti~t ( l1t1rc·h. Jthot1gh not act \l!1l l a 111c111 l1cr o f the chu rch, , cl "he con"ttfcrcd it her chu rch ho11c • anc.l faithft1l ly .. t1ppor tcd it. he wa~ re r>cctcd and loved by the folk at o ' toria Bap ti t hu rch . H rand n1a H enning,' ' a he wa affectionately called went to be with the Lord j u t recentl y. She was 93 year old. he left her entire estate to the church he loved. Rev. Vernon Billington, pastor of the church, report tha t at a special bu ines meeting recently, a pecial reque t of Mrs. Henning's was hon– ored. She h ad asked that at ]east $5000 of her estate go toward the in– debtedne s of the church on its latest educational building. OHIO 14 BIRTHPLACE AND HOME OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF BAPTISTS FOR HOME MISSIONS Reaching America at this Strategic Time P.O. BOX 455 ELYRIA, OHIO 44035 Phone: (216) 365-7308 DR. KENNETH A. MUCK, President SEPTEMBER, 1972 (Concluded from page 6) We reel this wil I greatly enhance our outreach as a church. Work is moving ahead in regard to our building program. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, SUNBURY - Rev. Robert W,lls supplied our pulpit re · cently as did also one of our deacons– Brother Vernor Gallogly A quartette and spe· cial speaker were with us representing the Grand Rapids Baptist Bible College . EMMANUEL BAPTIS1 CHURCH, TOLEDO - Gospel 1eams f rom two of our schools ministered to us . These were "The Collegians" from Bapt is t Bible College in Cla rks Summit, Penna . and " The Swordbea rers' ' from Cedar· vi ll e Co llege . Accompa nying " The Sword– beare rs" was the Ced a rville Coll ege "Campus Pastor," Rev. Haro ld Green . Brot he r Green spoke a t both 1he morning and e ve n ing . services. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, WESTLAKE - Re cent spe ake rs include Rev. He nry Cruve r and o ur miss ionaries to Sicil y- Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jones. WHEELERSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH - Our former pastor, Rev. Martin Holmes , suppl ied our pu lp it rece ntly. Other g uest speakers have been Rev. J . Edgar Beckley o f McDonald, Oh io and The Swordbeare rs from Cedarville College . ~IRST BAPTIST CHURCH, WILLOWICK- Evangelist Cu rt Wetzel supplied our pulp it recent ly. As a church, we are now publish ing a rr.onthly newsletter . Dr . Robert Gromacki of Cedarville College w ill be the g uest Bible teacher at our Prophetic Bible Conference– September 10-17. Other recent speakers in– clude Rev. Fenton (ABWE-Colombia) and Rev. Lacy (BMM- Liberia). REGULAR BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME 2 14 N. Mill Street St. Louis , Michigan - 48880 First in Service to Children and the Unwed Mothers Since 1952 " Pray for Us, Brethren" Approved by National Assn . GARBC Want More Information? Write THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST