The Ohio Independent Baptist, June 1991

; Emmanuel Baptist, Toledo, will host the 1991 OARBC Conference October 21-23. GARBC National Representative Paul Tassell will be the main speaker. Ohio Winners Announced First place winners left to right: First row: Amanda Whitmer, Kimberly Quick, Sandra Matson, Kara McGinnis, Krissy McKim. Second row: Jenny Hines, Eric Anderson , Kelly Peters, Mark Jones. Cedarville College was the site of this year's Talents for Christ contest. Repre– senting 28 of our Ohio Association churches, 68 teens participated in such areas as male and female voice, male and female speaking, piano, brass, woodwinds, strings, writing, and Bible knowledge. First place win·ners receive a $400 scholar– ship to any GARBC approved college and the opportunity to participate in the National Talents for Christ contest this June in Indianapolis. Second place winners receive a $200 scholarship. This year's frrst and second place • winners are: Piano-Eric Anderson , Southgate Baptist/ Springfield (1s t); Mia Crecco, Lakeview Baptist/Dundee (2nd) Female Voice-Krissy McKiro, Faith Baptist/ Greenville (1st); Lori Anderson , Southgate Baptist/Springfield (2nd) Male Voice-Mark Jones, Faith Baptist/Mount Vernon (1s t); Jamie Miller, Immanuel Baptis t/Columbus (2nd) Woodwinds-Sandra Matson, Grace Baptist/ Cedarville (1st); Nathema Kanani , Graham Rd Baptist/Cuyahoga Fall s (2nd) trings-Amanda Whitmer, First Baptist/ Bowl ing Green (1st) Bibi Knowledge-Jenny Himes, First Baptist/ Strongsville (1st); Paul Streetman, Calvary Baptist/ hillicotbe (2nd) Writing-Kara McGinnis, Southgate Baptist/ pringfield (1st); Philip Wittme r, race Baptist/ anlon (2nd) male Publi ~peaking-Kimberly Quick, ir t Baptist/Elyria ( 1s t); I-leather Maid.ment, Grace Baptist/fr y (2nd) Mal ubli peaking-Ke lly Pe ters, outbgate Bapust/ pringfield ( I st); Mickey D trick. ac Bapti tffroy (2nd) Ced ·11e College News Memorial Day Chapel, 11 a.m. on May 27, is a special event on the Cedarville College campus. Guests are welcome to share with the college family a celebration of God' s working in America. This year' s Memorial Day chapel service will publicly recognize the heroic efforts of many Persian Gulf veterans. Special guests for the service (which will be rebroadcast at 8 p.m. ) include Major Tim Foley, assistant director of the US Marine Band, and Alan Boykin, an outstanding soloist from Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The patriotic program of music and drama includes a time to recognize military personnel and veterans in the audience. Uniforms are appreciated but not neces– sary. At 7:30 p.m., the Symphonic Band presents a concert of patriotic music on the Chapel lawn. In case of rain, the concert will be held in the Chapel. A new three floor, 68,000 square foot laboratory, classroom, and office building will adjoin the current 27 ,000 square foot Science Center, giving Cedarville College students one of the best and largest facilities of its kind among independent colleges. The new building will benefit the Science and Mathematics program by nearly doubling the existing biology and chemis try laboratory and classroom space, as well as adding additional faculty offices and conference rooms. The Nursing Department will gain needed clinical, audio-visual, and computer laboratories, class and conference room , and faculty offices. The Engineering · Department will acquire mechanical and electrical engi neering laboratories, a Computer As isted De ign ( AD) laboratory, classrooms, and faculty office . There will be faculty and tudent lounge , an atLractive entry, and handi– capped acces ibility. The interi r has been d igned to fo ter the clo e fa ulty- tudent interaction chara teri ti f a edarville education. DID YOU return the 0 .1.B. mailing list coupon from the April issue? Help us save your association money! Preferred Risk Insurance Company • Auto •Life • Church • Health •Home •Business Insurance for non-drinkers your "best buy" Phelps Financial Services, Inc. Professional consulting and sales for your financial and insurance needs Dorr R. Phelps, G.P., CFP, R.FP, NQA 659-H Park Meadows Drive Westerville, Ohio 43081 Phone 614-899-6000 FAX 899-6022 • Teachwith material that builds on the foundation of Gocl1 Word. Tru newly revised cuniculum i easier to u e, making the teaching-learning process more enjoyable. Uing the KJV as the tandard text, the le ons empha ize evangelism and Baptist di tinctives.You will enrich your teaching by using the curriculum that i true to His Word. For a free copy ofour CUrricuJum Catalog call: 1-800-RBP-4440 El Regular BatJtist Press IN CANADA Elzenga Ministries • (51 9) -t33- -*988