The Christian Chronicle (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1992 Page: 3 of 31
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nnessee Bible Lectureship will be at the
rtheast church May 3-7. This year’s
me, “Be Strong in the Lord,” features
re than 20 speakers from middle
nnessee and surrounding states. Evening
rics stress strong leadership. Subjects
lude “Strong in the Eldership," “Strong
aeons,” “Strong Bible Teachers” and
goal of the seminar, according to ICS
President James W. Thompson, is to aid
ministers in the task of biblical preaching.
This year’s focus is on applying biblical
texts to today’s world. Speakers include
Michael Armour, Dallas; Carl Holloway,
Atlanta; Douglas Gragg, Gary Holloway,
and James Thompson, Austin.
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Sermon Seminar
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ABILENE, Texas — Short Bible studies
will be offered by the Summer Institute for
undergraduate and graduate students at
Abilene Christian University from May
through August.
Undergraduate courses offered are: May
11-15, “The Gospel of John”; May 11-22,
“The Religious Development of Youth”;
May 18-29, “A Survey of Church History
I”; June 1-5, “The Pentateuch”; June 15-26,
“Introduction to Marriage and Family
Therapy”; June 29-July 3, “Christian
Workshop”; July 13-24, “Historical Books
of the Old Testament”; “Counseling
Adolescents in the Church”; July 21-31,
“The Book of Acts”; Aug. 3-7,
“Educational Programs of the Church"; and
Aug. 10-14, “The Thessalonian Epistles.”
Graduate courses offered are May 11-15,
“Expository Preaching”; May 18-28, “Semi-
nar in New Testament Criticism”; June 1-5,
“Counseling for Church Leaders”; “Job
and Ecclesiastes for the Life of the
Church”; June 8-12, “Marriage Therapy”,
“Teaching the Bible in Private Christian
Schools”; “Women in Christian Service”;
June 15-19, “Meeting Crises in Church
Leadership”, “Developing a Ministry for
Women"; June 15-26, “Synoptic Gospels”;
June 22-26, “Growing Churches through
Small Groups”; July 6-10, “Prophetic
Literature: Isaiah"; July 13-24, “Integration
of Psychology and Theology”; July 27-31,
“Contemporary Religious Thought”; and,
Aug. 3-14, “Expository Preaching: Old
Testament.”
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EARCY, Ark. — A seminar on church
•adership is set for May 1-2 at Harding
Jniversity. The theme for the two-day
vent is “Leading the Church in a Time of
Challenge, Change, and Conflict.”
The featured speaker will be Randy
owry, director of the Institute for Dispute
^solution at Pepperdine University
Ichool of Law, Malibu, Calif. Lowry will
peak on “Discovering a Practical Process
j Manage Conflict" and “Applying the
Conflict Management Process to The
ough Issues Facing the Church.” At a ses-
ton for women, Rhonda Lowry, Malibu,
Ealif., will speak on “Women Serving the
Jhurch.”
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READING, Penn. — A singles’ retreat
on “Inner Peace” will be May 1-3 at Camp
Manatawny, near Reading, Penn. Jim
Citty, Searcy, Ark., will conduct 13 classes.
Among them are “Parameters of Peace,”
“Problems in Presenting Peace,” “Peace
Through Prayer,” and “Peace Through
Participation and Service.”
5-6 Tinremi BttHo OoNogo Locturoohip, 11 ti annual. Thome: "Brotherhood
Problems and BMa Answers," Cookeville, Tenn.
7-8 8maN Church Workshop, sixth annual. Thome: "SmaN Churches are the Right
Size: Building on foo Strengths of the SmaN Church," YadklnvNIo, N.C., Church
of Christ.
9-13 Boihtew Lectureo, 17th annual. Thome: "Current Crises Chdangingtha
Church," BsNview church, Pensacola, Ha. Cal (904) 466-7596,
2648 MMatoro Sermon Seminar, 119t annual. fosthuto tor Christen Btudfos,
Auste. Toxas. CM (812) 478-2772.
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“Strong Gospel Preachers.”
Speakers include Robert Taylor, Ripley;
Tenn.; Glenn B. Ramsey, Cookeville; John
Maner, Forest Park, Ga.; Garland Elkins,
Memphis, Tenn.; and Winfred Clark,
Athens, Ala.
PRESENTED: Carolyn Lanier, a 1992
romen of Excellence Award by the
ibbock, Texas Young Women’s Christian
relation Feb. 27. Lanier received the
kard in the category of Government and
Nitics at the YWCA annual award ban-
let Women were selected based on their
thieved excellence in their career or pro-
pion. Lanier is a member of the
roadway church, Lubbock.
EARNED: Dallva Hom, the rank of
kgle Scout March 15 by the Boy Scouts in
preross, Ga. Hom is the first Boy Scout
[Troop 21 sponsored by Greater Atlanta
bristian School, Norcross, Ga., to obtain
B rank of Eagle. He is a member of the
bmpus church, Norcross.
(CELEBRATED: Bernie Crum, his 40th
miversary in the ministry, March 16. He
rnt nine years ministering in Tennessee,
Issouri and Illinois and has served as the
pitster for the Flat
ker, Mo., church since
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pal more than 20
ks as chaplain for the
per al Area Regional
plica! Center located
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ped 10 yean on the
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[mayor and has conducted evangelistic
ions in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Illinois,
luouri and New Mexico.
DOMINATED: Debra Fancher, for the
►der’s Digest 1992 American Heroes in
pcation Awards, The nomination cites
bcher as a leader tat the development of a
fh laboratory, learning center and math-
day. She was recognised by
I State University, as
Math Teacher of the
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SELECTED: PJ. Heimermann, athletic
director at Brentwood Christian School,
Austin, Texas, as All-
State/AII-Star Coach by
fellow coaches of the
Texas Association of
Private and Parochial
Schools. Earlier he was
cited for haying coached
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HEIMERMANN ball games than any
other coach in the his-
tory of tlie Austin Interparochial League.
MINISTER HIRINGS: Randy Johns,
North Sheridan church, Tulsa, Okla., from
the Lamar Avenue church, Paris, Texas;
James Chilton, Church in the Falls,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, from the North
Boulevard church, Murfreesboro, Tenn.;
Eddie Lewis, Foote Street church, Corinth,
Miss., from the Highway Eight church,
Cleveland, Miss.; David Pigg, senior at
Magnolia Bible College, Kosciusko, Miss.,
Indianola, Miss., congregation.
SELECTED: John Bale, Lyle Davison,
and Richard Poe, as the first elders for the
church in Perkins, Okla., March 22.
APPOINTED AS ELDERS: Hugh
Guthrie, Manhatten Avenue church.
Tamp*! Fla.; Ed Freeman, Conrad Fugit,
Ron Hasty and Richard Woods, Westside
church. El Paso, Texas; Gene Humphrey,
West University church, Houston; Jerry
Merriman, Gordon Naylor and Robert
Smith Sr., Great Falls, Mont., church;
James Davis md Met Stinnett. Eastside
church. Midwest City, Okla.
ANNIVERSARIES: 50th: Harold and
Johrmye Allen, May 4, North Davis
church, Arlington, Teas.; Brooks and
Thelma Terry, April 5, Mansfield, Texas,
church; James and Alice Ralls, April 15,
Lain Road church. Gore, Okla. 57th:
Lawrence md Sue McEldowney, May 24,
Argyle church, Jacksonville, Fla.
1 Spring Bing, 17lh annual. Plttnw, NJ., church. CaN (609) 869-1360.
1-3 Church LaadereNp Seminar, terd annual. Thumu: "Laartng the Church In a
Time of Chalengu, Change and Conflict,” Harting Univeralty, Searcy, Ark.
CaN (801) 279-4660.
1-3 Camp Wyldewood Retreat Sarita. "AN Single** Retreat. Camp Wyldowood.
Searcy, Ark. CaN (801) 266-5625.
1-3 Singlee Retreat Seat. Thome: "Inner Peace." Camp Manatawny, near Reading,
Pa. CaN Owen D. Ofcricht (607) 746-1137.
1-3 Mid-Atlanfc Youth Forum. Camp Wamava, Front Royal, Va. Sponsored by
the Sliver Spring, Md„ Church of Chriat. Call (301) 585-6727.
1 “Continent of Groat Citioa” Dinner. Central church, Amarito, Texas. Guest
speaker: Max Lucado. CaN Dean Morgan (806) 373-4389.
1 BiMo Toechera Workshop, 13fr annual. Eastsido church, Duncan, OHa.
CaN (405) 255-4929.
4-28 Sojournora* Scappoose Summer Seminsr. Scappoose, Ore., church.
Call (503)543-6757.
44 "Media and Youth" Youth Mkteter*’Seminar. Sponsored by Oklahoma
Christian University, Oklahoma City, OWa. CaN Stafford North (406) 425-5180.
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26 MtalijjanMIooiom Forant, 24ti annual. Thame: "Lot th* Wale Como Down."
WhoeiorRoadChurch, Midland, Mich. CaN (517)835-8550.
26 Yeung nt Noart Canforeneoi Muleshoe church, Muleohoo, Toxas.
26 Adatoocont Symposium ’92, oovsnth annual. Church of Christ at Greenville
Avenue, Dates.
27- Youtfi Ministers’ Seminar. Thome: "Using Youth for EvangsNsm." Sponsorsd
May 1 by Oklahoma Christto University, Oklahoma City. CaN Stafford North (616)
425-5000.
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Norton, Howard W. & Shipp, Glover. The Christian Chronicle (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1992, newspaper, May 1, 1992; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1308218/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.