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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1952

Page

9

Senior Young People at First Baptist Church Aids Education

The Senior Young People group at First Baptist Church nurtures high school age youths with Christian education beyond daily schooling and encourages graduates to attend Bible schools and Christian colleges. Recent enrollees include James Jordan Paul Wehman Pauline Kaatz Carol Williams Lois Koole at Baptist Bible Seminary Johnson City NY David Smith and at Baptist Bible Institute Cleveland William Rugg and Mary Rugg Faith Theological Seminary.

First Baptist Church Christian Colleges James Jordan Paul Wehman Pauline Kaatz Carol Williams Lois Koole The Baptist Bible Seminary Johnson City N. Y David Smith Baptist Bible Institute Cleveland William Rugg Mary Rugg Faith Theological Sem

First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School’s 28 Year Run

The First Baptist Church has sustained its Daily Vacation Bible School for 28 years. In 1925 it began solo, with a four week session enrolling 120 students aged six to 16, diplomas awarded, and a program for parents. The venture spurred cooperation with United Presbyterian Church for older and younger groups and used church buses for daily transport.

First Baptist Church Ruth Porter H. G. Stevick C. H. Ackerman L. A Fhlickinger William H. Walker G. A. Brown United Presbyterian Church Brown Clara L. Haney Helen Sherman Effie Hysell B. Davidson Harlie G. Stevick Stevick Annie Davidson June Welty Garnet Wilson C. H Ackerman Lillian Palmer Jesus Christ

Women’s Groups Promote Missions And Fellowship

The Baptist Church women organize two groups the Women’s Missionary Society and the Women’s Fellowship. The missionary society aided several groups last year including Cleveland Hebrew Mission and Christian Missions Inc. The fellowship packed 17 drums of 8000 used clothes for eight missionaries in the state and prepared meals for visitors at events. Mrs Harold Wilson and Mrs George Turnbull are noted for their contributions.

Women of the Baptist Church Women’s’ Missionary Society Women’s Fellowship Cleveland Hebrew Mission Donald Douglass The Baptist Seminary of the Bible Arthur Anderson Delores Finley Mid Missions J. McCaba Christian Missions, Inc Kramer Conference of Christian Missions, Inc Washington Avenue House Harold Wilson George Turnbull

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