Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 7, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 16, 1952 Page: 2 of 8
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JULY 16,1952
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Volume X
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Work In Japan
BY R. R. CANON
'All have the right
manifest their
pay you 10
investment
The church in
ing Brother Me
City, Iowa, July
to help in a mej
tion Bible Schoo
The Prairie I
gregation is to
beginning July
M. Hill doing the
Wm. J Campb
the Davis City,
tion has planned
meeting in Ridges
be of service in the Cause of
Christ.
The best news is about more
workers. The Bill Marris family
John H. McCo
na, Texas report
baptized and tw
recent meeting i
Maurice Clym<H
Ind , recently clc
meeting in Osce<
two conversions.
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Church of Christ’ which was de-
r in an an-
Recently three
and one restored :
zona. Ralph R. Giv
with the church in
wm
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Brother Hans]
at the Ayres Sfl
tion in Corpus I
July 6 concern!]
of the gospel ini
his own plans t|
to devote his lifl
Christianity i
^Rt of $392.35 w
fund of $4,000 h
he can return.
Homer Halit!
Bible Departm
Christian Colle]
meeting in CroJ
August 8-17.
^Bugene Brew]
gospel meeting
homa, July 14 23
8:00 each evenir
lot. If you care
work write me at above address.
One thing more; I hope to be in
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We want
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a do not believe that is true of my writing: Lecture Director, David
paragraph four Lipscomb College, Nashvile, Ten-
nessee.
Please announce these lectures
at your home congregation.
$19,291.00
to construc-
$5,709.00
can
can
A. W. Burks,
evangelist, will
Gospel meeting
Church of Christ
Brother Okabe has joined the
faculty of I.C.C. I first met him
in Mito, where he was an out-
standing teacher of English m
the Mito Commercial High
School. He was the teacher who
wanted to recommend Christian-
ity to his students and believed
the best way to do it was to
give his life in faith to God. He
did this very thing and I baptized «
him -in the beautiful river which
runs through the city.
Since his conversion he has led
many young men and some girl
students to Christ. He has now
left the commercial high school
and joined our faculty. This will
those who are responsible for
the public order, will impede
these propagators of error.
“Most beloved, we are sure that
i will obey him who com-
mands you—in the name of God 1)6 a rcal strength to the school.
Clint Lovelal
Calif., —‘>1 jusi
meeting since
Calif., Rio Vis
Palos Y, Calif.,
Results; 36 bap
ations. The won
is progressing ii
Brother Bowers’ report of work
among the deaf (p. 3). “They se-
cured an interpreter to intercept
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Gainesboro, Tei
^Bdth less than 10
^Nevertheless, it
congregations an<
cent meeting at
congregation, the
additions; 11 bap
restorations. Befc
ing closed, servic
outside due to th
crowds.
the < ” ’ *
themselves to the
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howeves, the right to expect that April and May in 1953 to preach
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ture and the commissioner
police, know article 21 of the con-
R. N. Hogan b<
ing July 6 with
brethren at the
— HMgfita church I
to nm for one n
clone of thio
mtoob the river
(Editors note: We nearly all
slip, don’t we?
in meetings. My time ie not yet
nil ♦ r*
If you would like to have me
dition to their evangelistic work
they will assist in the Christian
School.
Max Mawrer and his family,
now teaching in Dasher Bible
School, are planning to leave
for Japan by fall if possible. Also,
Neal Buffaloe, who is now teach-
ing biology at Lipscomb, plans
to go to Japan. These new work
ers will more than fill the vacan
cies left by those of us who have
tant propaganda dispersed 1
elements adverse to the Catholic
church, in collaboration with a
certain Fausto Salvoni, apostate
priest. It is with the title of rav-
ening wolf that we must brand nounced yesterday
the lecturer, noted apostate 'of r. ..... ;
the faith. Ravening wolf, but in dova, has been
BY HOWARD BYBEE
Padova, Italy
During the early days of June
the bishop of Padova had a dis-
course read in all of the Catholic
Chriches of his doiceSe. This dis-
course was published in the
newspaper “Gazzettino di Pado-
va” and other papers in nearby
cities. We are giving some ex-
cerpts from that discourse, show
ing the intolerance of the Catho-
lic church toward the right of
freedom of worship.
Our daily newspapers
BY HARVEY CHILDRESS
From all oyer the world wor-
thy and urgent calls are coming
to help spread the gospel to re-
ceptive people. Brethren have
been responding at an increasing
tempo. We are doing the Lord’s
work on a scale that a few years
July 16, 1952
Published Wednesday of each week except the last week in June
and the last week in December at Abilene, Texas
$2.00 per Annum in Advance $2.50 Outside the United States has arrived in Japan, and in ad-
Send all communications and articles to Box 1158, Abilene, Texas
OLAN L. HICKS Editor
Entered as second class matter October 18, 1944, at the Post Office
at Abilene, Texas, under the Act of March 3, 1879
stated: "All have the right to Word, please write soon. Let
freely manifest their own know when some patient is co...- -- - w.,w IV mev
thought by word, by the press, or ing this way and we shall try to We meant “Bottle Scarred ”
masters to any' other means of diffusion’ rr* onrrinn r* .m.. —
(OntiaMd an Pag* T)
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Lots paid for by the St. Paul how much can you send in 1953?
members
Building to cost
Gifts received
July 10
Promises available $7,350.00 send them in care
Loan arranged
Raised to date,
July 10, 1952
Needed to finish
tion
How much of this $5,709.00
you send now? How much
you send by the month 'for the
$4,000.00 If you want any additional facts,
$25,000.00 please write us.
Make all checks payable to the
$1,941.00 Westside Church of Christ, and
of Harvey
$10,000.00 Childress, 733 East 48th Street,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
DAVID LIPSCOMB LECTURE
SERIES AUGUST 4 8, 1952
By Willard Collins
David Lipscomb College an-
nounces their summer lecture se-
ries to be held this year from
August 4 to 8.
Family groups are encouraged
to come and spend a vacation
during this series in Nashville,
Tenn. Rooms will be furnished
free of charge in one of the
paper whi^h spoke of
~ _._1 as a
Scared General”, and when c..l.
ed on to correct it they said:
SLIPS THAT PASS
THE PROOFREADER
Dear Brother Hicks: _
Occasionally some funny proof Lipscomb dormitories. There will
reading errors get into a paper, be supervised play periods for
and on June 4 two appeared in the children.
Howard White, New Orleans,
Louisana, will be the featured
, . - ----- speaker. Three Bible classes^
while „Cleon Lyles did the tea- will be featured each day. Aftc^®
4 , noon sessions will feature educa^
It is true that some preachers tional Bible films.
should have at least a part of Reservations are now being re-
their message intercented. hut T nai.mrt can make yours by
The Adams at
tion in McGrego
rently having a |
Thomas McDon
Texas.
Cannon seems to have done an
the
continuing to risk be-
-------------1 or worse.
The public which had come
teaching that is manifestly here
tical, he seeks to announce it as consent for the meeting, yester
. ®Jlght of truth In an atlrattiv‘‘ d«y without warning, refused lodge of their lives and religions
the err°.rS by a furthcr use of il- and reimbursed Funds for the Mito Church
magnificent display of much the organization for the remain- building are coming in nicely
"The'apostatc, belnrc th.s time & 'hk^amttauinf' £
together to hear the conference building this summer. Brother
on the infallibility of the pope, Slapson will receive the funds,
had to be dismissed and assem-
bled outside and began discuss
ing with the lecturer, not only
that question, but the violation of
elementary rights commited by
the clerical authority.
• After a while the police inter-
vened to disperse the assembly,
and with this fine operation
there was dispersed into the
night, the residue of the illusions
of those who believed in the re-
spect of the rights of propaganda
of all religious confessions."
From L’Unita—June 4, 1952
the bishop does not know the
constitution—it being impossible
that the eccliastical hierarchy
adjust themselves to the new
democratic regime,
The church in P
as, is making g
head. Average
their Vacation Bi
184. Recently six
ted for deacons b
tion. Three have
and two placed
recent weeks, F
Showers reports.
BUDDHIST DEBATE
You have probably read about
the debate held with the Budd-
“That which they have been hist during March. Brother Joe
one of our unable to obtain through invita-
. --■• —* the tion to public officials, to suffo- excellent job in presenting the
faithful to beware of the protes- cate the freedom of meeting, the truth in love. Inasmuch as I have
. -----a dispersed by clerical has obtained through been doing some special research
and menace—not the on the Nichiren and other Budd-
hist sects I was quite interested
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Bishop Warns All The “Faithful”
Against Hearing “Apostate” Priest
fallibility, when as pastors and left the field for a time,
masters of all the church, they
teach that which we must be- lEAvTiEK
lieve, and how we must live to
go to Paradise.
“We speak a word of ap-
plause to the Civil Authorities
who knew how, with a true
democratic sense, to resist the
various attempts—not to say
assaults—and refuse to give
them hospitality in the public
hall, which they asked for . . .
and we hope—and pray the
Lord,—that, overcoming the
America are filled with Catho-*
lie complaints because their re-
ligious liberty is curtailed in
Russian dominated countries. But
how about the Catholic church in
those countries where it has the F°u
power? <
The answer is found in this —not through curiosity to hear He W111 also continue his zeal-
discourse and is a matter of pub- who is not a pastor, but ous efforts for the Mito Church
lie record. This newspaper, which who is a mercenary, that you will Christ.
is pro-Catholic calls this^a “vi- he mindful of healthful biblical
brant communication”. Here are warnings.”
the quotes from this discourse: June 6, L’Unita—a communist
“Today,” said the pastor, “In paper publishes:—Milan, Italy
all of the churches of the city, ' '
there shall be read <
comunications to advise
by clerical
- picssure
less unlawful.
„.*The. 'nccting of the so-called 111 the discussion.
There is no question but that
Christ can conquer the hearts of
nouncement by the Bishop of Pa- the dedicated Buddhist. But is
1 vT ’’ r” — T susPended three is a different task to lead them
because in his days after it began. The owner of from their religious traditions. It
♦inoi h u 4 theatre, who had given his will be a real joy to return to
ucai ne seeks to announce it as consent for the meeting, yester Japan with a much greater know-
me light of truth in an attractive day without warning, i ’ ’
further use of it, and reimbursed
qnuyriAN chronicle________ . . _________ July 16,19g
More Workers And Childress Presents Challenge Of Work
In St. Paul, Where New House Planned
ago we never thought posible. In
the United States, too, are many
fine opportunities. Among the
best is the work at St Paul
Minnesota.
Here is a city of 31,000 people
with only 30 members faith^b
to the Lord’s cause—one mer^
ber to over 10,000 people. St.
Paul is the largest city in
the U. S. we know of
that has no house of wor-
ship for faithful breth-
ren.
These 3Q members
have sacrificed to do all
they can for themselves.
Seven per cent to ten
per cent of the total in-
come of the congrega-
tion is in the contribu-
tion every Lord’s day.
From the first, when the
group began in August
1950 with ten members,
these brethren have not
had to ask others for any
help in preaching, or for
anything else, but have
helped $1000 with sup-
port of another preacher.
We do need help now!
Help to build the first
new church building any
group of brethren have
had as yet in this state.
The local brethren
. x have bought and paid for
***< excellent lots on which
to build. The architect is
drawing final plans now.
We are going to start this
building on faith. We
need it so badly that, ev-
en though we need $5,-
709 more at the present
time, we are going ahead
with construction as soon
as Vre can get started.
the building
Come Over to St. Paul and Help Us! finished this winter. A
Here is the financial situation next ten months while we builar
at the present J-ime: If your budget is full for 1952,
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ing evenings, saying, he did not Almost half of the $5,000.00
of the major ing excommunicated
lieve that that which he affirms
in contrast with the Catholic-
church is the genuine truth re-
vealed by Christ Lord. He knows
that very well that all the doc-
trine revealed is conserved in the
Holy Scriptures and in the Tra-
ditions; that in the latter there
are truths that are not revealed
in the former (Sacred Scrip
tures), and that in the Bible
there are things not easy to com-
prehend, which must not be
twisted, and he knows that in the
end the Holy Scriptures are con
signed to the custody and the
authentic interpretation of the
flawless and infallible magistrate.
He knows very well that Christ
has trusted the custody and the
interpretation of the revelation
to a flawless and infallible mas-
ter that all of us, with him, have
learned from our childhood to
»call by the name of the Holy
Mother Church.
“He certainly cannot have for-
gotten how they truly demon-
strate that in the church, there
are masters constituted by Christ
himself; the pope and the bishops
united with him; '
Whom is given the office of in*
a part of 1
message intercepted, but I ceived. You
Building Sought in
Rochester, Minn.
(Continued r ->rn page 1)
The property we use now, and
owe on, is a remodeled resi-
dence.
When this is paid for, and it
is possible, we hope to build c
‘Though we do not marvel that church building on this choice friend Cleon. In i
to help in the d sayd (sic.) “an done student
from college.” Who done him, and
done what? Perhaps he had just
----- . taken one of mv tests and wnc
have, the South and West in March, “all done in.”
. — - —...u. ..p... ... w cavil Cordially,
.. Padova- the perfec in meetings. My time i4 not yet James D. Bales
of all taken. Perhaps you have hoard
Perhaps you have heard of the
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stitutional text where it is clearly work with you in preaching the deceased General as a “Battle
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com-
manifest
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