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DENVER, Colo.—The Bear Valley Churdl
of Christ in Denver, Colo., has committal
funds and personnel for an extensive!
evangelism effort in Utah.
Duard Lee, instructor at the Bear Vallejl
School of Biblical Studies, will direct ttal
effort under the oversight of the Bear]
Valley elders.
Lee, who has had extensive experience!
in the Northwest, will lead expeditions intil
Utah on a regular basis to gather informal
tion and to evaluate receptivity to thel
gospel.
Plans include intensive training fori
students who show special interest ill
evangelizing the Utah area. Ix*e will help I
direct these students into various com-l
munities where they can start churches. I
Bear Valley undertook this work I
because Mac Lynn, a leading authority oil
the state of the church in the U.S., has!
found that Utah was one of the most I
neglected areas west of the Mississippi I
l^e said, “It is hoped the lord’s word caul
be spread throughout this area and I
thereby curtail some of the activities of thel
letter Day Saints.”
A second part of I^ee’s work will involve!
enlisting churches and individuals in other
states to provide funds and personnel to
ensure the continuance of evangelistic ef-
fort in Utah.
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STILLWATER, Okla.-Awards given an-
nually to the outstanding alumnus and
alumna were presented at the Church of
Christ homecoming banquet held last
month in conjuction with Oklahoma State
University’s homecoming in Stillwater.
Okla.
Silas Shotwell, local pulpit minister,
presented the outstanding alumnus award
to Clinton Brazle, a 1948 (XSU graduate
now of North Weyburn, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Brazle is a minister, writer, teacher and
chairman of the board of directors «
Western Christian College in Weyburn He
has done extensive missionary
Montana and Canada and is responsible
for the establishment of many congrega-
tions and several Christian camps. In re-
cent years he and his wife have been active
in presenting marriage enrichment
seminars.
Joe F. Watson of Stillwater presented
the outstanding alumna award to (’hern
Pyron Tredway, a 1961OSU graduate, now
of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Tredway is an in-
structor of clothing, textiles and interior
design at Oklahoma Christian College.
For 20 years she has been active in
preschool Bible class Instruction and
supervision. In 1976 Mrs. Tredway w«»
awarded the Oklahoma Home Economic!
association Professional Award. She is U*
wife of an Oklahoma City architect.
Richard Tredway and the mother of
i sons.
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Norton, Howard W. The Christian Chronicle (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 4, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 1, 1981, newspaper, December 1, 1981; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1308094/m1/4/: accessed May 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.