The Christian Chronicle (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 7, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 1, 1990 Page: 4 of 28
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Village, 4100 McNiel, 76308.
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Carl Brecheen, Box 8423 or Paul Faulkner, Box 8414
Station ACU, Abilene, TX 79699
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January 25-26: Abilene, Texas (915) 692-2670, Southern Hills Church of Christ,
3666 Buffalo Gap Road, 79605
February 1*2: Sherman, Texas (214) 892-9635, Travis Street Church of Christ,
1615 Travis Street, 75090.
March 6-9: Midland, Texas (915) 694-8836, Golf Course Road Church of Christ,
3500 W. Golf Course Road, 79703.
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enter and begin helping.
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Rt. 1, Box 127-B • Victoria, Texas 77901 • (512) 578-7035
Evangelist Required:
The Lachine Church of Christ is seeking
full-time evangelist to work with us. Locat-
ed in metropolitan Montreal's West Island
area, the congregation serves the city's Eng-
lish speaking community. An excellent op-
portunity for evangelism in a vibrant multi-
cultural setting. Partial support provided.
Call: (514) 637-3931 -day
or 634-6802 - evening
Write: Search Committee
Lachine Church of Christ • 760,44th Ave.
Lachine, Quebec • Canada H8T 2K8
W • O • R • K • S • H • O • P • S
Soul Winning Workshops conducted by Jule and Judy Miller are
scheduled for churches of Christ as follows. Please take advantage
of the workshop in your area:
and furnished,
ilgned to meet your
needs and budget. Approximately 630 per square foot in Southwest and Midwest United
States. Video and helpful planning on request.
... .Aug. 17-19
Aug. 31-Sept 2
... .Sept 14-16
... .Sept. 21-23
... Sept. 26-28
Minister in Northwest
Church next to Columbia Christian Col-
lege, Portland, Ore. Approx. 350 mem-
bers. Available fall 1990. Salary nego-
tiable. Candidate must be able to relate
to diverse age groups and community.
Careful interpretation of Scriptures. Min-
ium 5 years successful preaching experi-
ence. Prefer family man with earned de-
grees and dynamic pulpit skills.
Sate resume aaJ site or ustto tops to-
Elders, Eastside Church of Christ
9030 N.E. Glisan, Portland, OR 97220
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Hobbs, NM......
Decatur, TX.....
Memphis, TN....
Lawrenceburg, TN
Florence, AL.....
"...did us a greet job at low costs..."
E. Mcflroy, minister Tor C, NM.
nderstanding our needs; very reasonable price . "
Elders, LMUMwsrth, Kansas
"... excellent work, high quality and very reasonable costs."
Elders, Nsrttem Oaks Church of Christ, 6m Antonio, Texas
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of correspondence courses in
*ry Davidson, director of the
ench World Bible School, has agreed io
in thia new venture. He win dlMrib-
whom lived in trailer homes and •
badly hit, and will minister to them •
long-term basis. They are cunato
tempting to satisfy these familie* *
diaiB needs end are ministering »■
ed that two aided families are now *
tag the Sl Clairsville church.-
SHVP sad ROD WEDUCK
Polynesia: primary efforts undent
ute nd grade courses, as weU^* F
letters in Ranch. Than, armed J*
names and addresses of inter**
the English's will make foHow-«P*J
French Polynesia from their I*** "
American Samoa. It is their
ttudlyplmt churches to that
nsr of the taobe.
Bnglteh reports that **•**!
churches of Christ to any oftf**”
gtans of me Soafo Pacific.
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Church relief efforts aid!
India, Ohio storm victiml
Shadyside, Bryson said, “A lot of J
there lived in house wallers, whid3
reduced to sheets of metal ihafl
wrapped around everything. Everyiil
there were piles of debris and theogl
death. There were smashed can J
where, and even now, more than iJ
later, the National Guard has not ■
able to cut into them to look for*l
I've seen flooded areas, but this bl
worst devasuul
have ever seen.'■
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Bryson an J
dance of money!
supplies ha J
from churctal
individuals thram
out the nation, ll
was very encoal
tag, he said, «al
support giva fl
members of i
Madison, Tenn., Church of Chris, la
work crews comprising 27 peopled
from Madison and helped with the dm
sion of funds and supplies. They taa
with them two large truck loads of da
tag supplies and distilled water. They■
provided $13,000 in relief funds.
The Myrtle Beach, S.C. church■
$16,000 in funds left over from donas
they received following Hurricas M
last September. Altogether, the I
, churches have received about $751
which, though generously given, fata
short of the needs of many families *
homes were destroyed. Most of theta
mi lies, said Bryson, could not buy 1
insurance because their homes weal
on a flood plain.
Bryson said that most of the 220*
bers of the Sl Clairsville church wad
volved in some aspect of the relief*
Through their efforts, flood victual
ceived money, food, cleaning nfl*
toiletries and Bibles. Some even re*
furniture, mqjor appliances and the art
automobiles.
“The governor's office called us I
commended ns for our work, *
folks up and down the creek have a*
know the church of Christ through*
ions, said Bryson.
The Madison and St. Cl**
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out, however, that even the several thou-
sand dollars already sent is only a token
amount, in light of the thousands needtag
help with clothing and material for recon-
structing homes and meeting places.
Due to the extensive damage and the
urgent need for aid for wounded fellow
Christians in India, the elders of the West
End church have set July 29 as a day of
prayer and giving
for cyclone relief.
Contributions are to
be handled through
a special India Re-
lief Fund account.
West End elders are
planning a brother-
hood-wide mail out,
which will outline
relief efforts.
Halfway around
the world, winds and
rain again ravaged unsuspecting victims.
Churches in Ohio and West Virginia are
distributing supplies and providing moral
support for families whose homes and au-
tomobiles were destroyed by a June 14
rainstorm that claimed the lives of six
members of the church, two of whom were
children.
Heavy rata began falling about 7:30
pun. in the foothills surrounding Wheeling,
W. Va. By 11:00 that night nearly six inch-
es of rata had fallen. The water rushed into
two shallow tributaries that weave their
way through Shadyside, Ohio, and empty
into the Ohio River.
Suddenly, as if a dam had broken loose,
the creeks became two 30-foot-high walls
of water that rushed through the town,
leaving in their wake calamity and
confusion.
Ordinarily ankle-deep, the Wegee and
Pike Creeks destroyed or damaged more
than 100 homes and 85 other buildings,
claimed 24 lives and left 5 people missing.
The St. Clairsville, Jacobsburg and
Shadyside churches of Christ are serving
as distribution centers for flood victims in
Ohio, and the National Road enngregatinn
in Wheeling is supplying aid to families in
their area, where, fortunately, no lives
were lost.
According to Barry Bryson, pulpit mini-
ster at St Clairsville, the church wm one
of the first groups to enter the devastated
area. On the morning of the 15th Rob
Miller and Ted Huntsman, members at St.
Clairsville and employees of the Alhell
Telephone Company, were allowed to ent-
er the area. They in turn arranged for other
dwrch members to enter and heafa
helping.
ta describing what he saw upon entering
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