The Ohio Independent Baptist, May 1973

Cedarville's Concert Choir The forty-voice Concert Choir from Cedarville College under the direction of David L. Matson recently com– pleted an e x t e n s i v e Spring tour through the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and Wisconsin. In addition to providing a spiritual ministry of music in churches, the choir was privileged to present a chap– el concert for the f acuity and student body at Faith Baptist Bible College at the invitation of Dr. David Nettleton, president of the school and also to videotape an hour and a half concert for cable television while in Minnesota. God blessed the choir with visible results in two concerts for which they praise Him. The choir also presented the annual home concert on the campus of Cedar- 8 E M MAN L EL B A PT IST C H U R( H of West Sho re Rev . We le'v Bliss, Pasto r ., M <Jit n t: or T ra\·eltnJ..: through the Harr,shu rg. Pa area') Stop a nd \.!Sit Emmanuel Bap tist Church at 4681 E. Tri nd le RoaJ, Me– cha n1cshu rg, Pa. JU\t fi ve min . off the Pe nna. T pk Ex it 17 Beautiful new bu ild,ng completed Lo– cated ,n the center of Harrisburg's West Shore MOVING or TRAVELING PLAN A V ISIT Pho nes (7 17) 737-1131 (717) 737·6529 Harrisburg Area Now Has A Christian High School MAY, 1973 ville College, Friday evening, March 30. Their schedule this year was a heavy one. They covet the prayers of O.I.B. readers as they finish out their tour during the month of May. The remain– ing schedule is as follows: MAY 12, 1973-Emmanuel Bap– tist Church, Youth Rally, Hins– dale, Illinois. MAY 13, 1973-Emmanuel Bap– tist Church, Hinsdale, Illinois. MAY 13, 1973-First Baptist Church, Cambridge City, In– diana. If you are in the area, the choir in– vites you to share in the ministry of music for "the testimony and glory of our Lord Jesus Christ." AVAILABLE FOR ... Pu lp i t Suppl y and or Sermons in Song REV GEORGE P. ZINN Route 3, Huber Road Norwa lk , Oh io - 44857 Tel (4 19) 668-8072 TEACHERS NEEDED "Two elementary school teache rs need– ed for the fall of 1973 to teach in the Christ ian School of the Willo Hill Bapt ist Church, Willoughby, Oh io . Must be cer!i· f ied in the state o f Ohio. Contact : Donald B. Woodby Willo-Hill Christian School 4200 State Route 306 Willoughby, Ohio - 44094 Pastor John Wood Improving In Health In early April, your editor learned that Rev. John Wood, Pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, Beliefontaine J Ohio and a member of our OARBC Council of Ten, had a bleeding ulcer. His condition proved serious and he was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery. As of this writing, Mrs. Wood in– forms us that he is doing as well as can be expected and that he should soon be released from the hospital. Let us re– member our brother in prayer that he might experience a full recovery. AVAILABLE FOR ... Pulpit Supply-Special Meetings– Weekend Meetings Rev. Clayton J. Bates 2246 Fourth Street Cuyahoga Falls , Ohio 44221 Phone : (216) 928-6231 GARBC Representatives Yo Speak In Ohio Dr. Joseph M. Stowell, Nationa] Representative of our General Asso– ciation of Regular Baptist Churches. will be speaking at the Grace Baptist Church in Troy, Ohio on May 20th. He will also be having part in the Regular Baptist Press Leadership Sem– inar, May 21-23. This is to be held at Camp Patmos on Kelleys Island. Rev. Reginald L. Matthews, Field Representative for our GARBC will be ministering May 20 through 23 at the Berean Baptist Church in Oregon, Ohio. Sti,11 Another Pasfor Undergoes Surgery Dr. Raymond F. Hamilton, pastor of the Temple Baptist Church, Ports– mouth, Ohio, has recently undergone abdominal surgery. The operation was performed in the Roosevelt Memorial Hospital , Chicago, Illinois. It was most successful, however, it will be all of six weeks that must be spent in recuperating. Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton are staying with their daughter- Mrs. Paul Wise. Those interested in dropping him a card should address it as follows– Dr. Raymond Hamilton, 826 Dux– bury Lane, Schaumburg, 111.-60172. Pray that his recovery will be full and complete. THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST