The Ohio Independent Baptist, June 2001

Dear Ladies of OWMU hat do jelly, jar , Winter Olymp ic Game , and gypsie have in common? If you were at the OWMU spring meeting in Marysville, you know the answer to that que ti on. If }'OU \Veren 't I "vill tell you. It i i1nportant that you know o you can help us li ve out our theme. "Pa ing lt On ...To Our World." It, of cour e, refers to the preciou Go pel of Jesu Chri t. As believers 1t 1 our duty, and should be our de ire, to pa s thi wonderfu l new on to other . Our 2001-2002 OWMU project, which will be done in t"':o pha e , wil1help u hare thi gospel \l'ith our V..'Orld. Phase 1: $4,000 for Medals for Glory In February 2002, God wi 11 bring the world to u a thou ands of athlete and pectator will come to Salt Lake City Utah, for the Winter Olympic Game . The Ohio Women's Mi sionary Union will a si 't Baptist Mid-Missions in 1ninistering God ' Word by making Gospel bracelets, praying, and giving our quarters. Our quarter wi ll be used to provide go pel booklet and 5howers (ye , I 5aid hewers!). Medals for Glory 2002 workers will present the gospel 1nes age through the Reaching for the Gold booklet, which explains the plan of salvation with Olympic illu5tration~. In addition to English, eight language5 have been selected for translation and printing to equip workers in their rnin1~try. The OWMU, at a cost of $3,000, " 'ill pro\ idc l 0,000 of these booklets printed in the Japanese language. 2001-2002 OWMU Officers President Sue Miller 1750 Fllnthill Dnve Columbus.OH 43223 614-875-4128 VicePresident SusanJohnson Box247 Huntsburg OH 44046 440-636 5543 Secretary· BettyDyak 1911 EldridgeAve. Akron OH 44301 330 724 9676 l 'reasurer: FrancineBeres 4331 Ellsworth Rd. Stow OH 44224 330-945 9346 Also, there are churche in Utah that de ire to house Medal for Glory 2002 team worker but lack co1nplete faci I ities fo r such hospitali ty. The solution: portab le hewer . The OWMU wil l provide three of these, at $350 each. So, from now until our fall 1neeting in We terville on October 23, you wi ll need to ave 16,200 quarter , ladie ! Jelly jars; no more quarter-savers! Son1e of you arc already o excited you' re thinking, "We are going to need Jot of quarter aver very oon. I' d better ca ll Sue!" Read on carefully- perhaps you'd better it down. The price ofquarter aver ha oared and the quality ha plummeted. In an effort to be good tewards, the officer have decided to try something different. That' where jelly jars co1ne in. And your coopera– tion is needed! If you pro ide your own jars, we will end you label fo r them. We al o ha e brochure and a new Medal fo r Glory video. Plea c reque t them. Phase 2: $4000 for Gypsies in Romania After that, we' ll save another $4,000 worth of quarters in our jelly jars to he lp Eugen and Felicia Oana reach Ro1nani an gypsie with the a1nc gloriou gospel. More info later. o, jell y jar , Winter Olyn1pic Ga ines, and gyp ies do have so1ncthing in co1n– rnon for tho c of u in the OWMU. The rnethod for col lcct ing our quarter , v.·i 11 be different, ye t the goal \vill ·till be "Joining Hands for Mi 5sions" and ....Passi ng It On ..To Our World ." In Ifi s Lovet ue Miller Final Call for ''First Ladies" Retreat For ;\JI Pnst()l'S. ivi \ C.'> li ilton Inn, ( 'anton. ()hio Iour of l· 1r"t Ladies Muscun1 l ' rida) C\ cning - Saturday A ugu\l I 0-1 l R.cg1strut1on" 111usl be 111 by Jul) 1 'b65 l<>r 1-4 100111 , )80 f'<.n 1-2 roon1 J> r1 t: c 1ncludc" I r1day dinner. Scttun.ht) bt ctik ra "> l , lunch & ll)lll . f\./aJ..e checJ.., flil}ilhlc to <J \l~IJ( .,nc/ 111,11/ to l'c1 I V\, ti Ill'11 16() ( o//t>J.!,C l/1 // [)1 ( 't•(/u, \ 1/lc ()II ..J ~ 1 J ..J <Project Vpdates ! V E-1nail excerpt fro,n Debbie Tobia to Sue Miller: " Dear ue,ju t wanted to share the big news, THE MULE HA ARRIVED IN THE IMBAI!!! It ha been o exci ting to have it here. ot sure what we did \Vithout it! ! Thank you all again for being part of our mini try here in New Guinea." V Check totaling $4,250 each, ent to Patinas, cioto Hills, nnd kyvicw Ranch in May 200 l . Thanks to all of you who gave! Let 's continue in prayer for our can1p rn inistrie throughout the sun1mer n1onths. Fa 11 Retreats Skyview Retreat: September 20-22 Speaker: Peggy Walker Scioto Hills Retreat: September27-29 Speaker: Barb Eash 1·heme: ··He's the God of the ages to women at all stages·· Inn at Amish Door Retreat: November8-9 Speaker: Gloria Dayton Theme: ··seekers of Your Heart" Ohio Inde pe ndent Baptist is a publica tion of th e Ohio :.\s. ociation of Regular Baptist ( ' hurc ht• · Editor Stale Ilepre en lat 1\ c L)a, 1d \\ arren Assistant Edi tor Pat\\ nrren ,1anag ing t-:ditor l 1 ndct f'hnn1as I t.•chnical \,si,ta n rr R~g 1 ... tL'r ( ,r,1ph1 r-.. 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