Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1951 — Page 4

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Church Problem Faced by Japs

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER 3 | Times Church Editor

Send a 22-year-old girl to Japan for a while if you'd like to know what goes on there. Joan Reynolds of Indianapolis recently returned after spending three years in Tokyo. She made some very pungent remarks to The Times

about Japanese temperament, are in a state of despair. Be-| about deplorable religious con- | Cause of 8 Tack he the kind of | ditions she observed and why background that prepares one to meet problems, they suffer

she found the natives delightful, oftentimes very lovable. Joan went to the islands as one of the first group of J-3 missionaries. She and her com-

from a kind of fatalism. ‘A Dynamic Faith’

“1 feel that Christianity is a {dynamic faith that gives one

panions agreed to serve as mis- pone. |

sionaries there for three years.| «My students were eager to "Nearly half the group while over- jaarn'. able to concentrate.’ seas decided to become lifelong terested in missionaries. And a number of ‘although them married each other. imovies. Taught in Girls’ School | “Immediately after the occupation of Japan, the people could see Joan, who is a Methodist, and ,njy good in Americans. But now 25, taught in the Keisen Girls’ {hey see our dark side as well as School. Miss Michi Kawal, Who our virtues. This is not due just has visited Indianapolis twice {5 GI behavior but to certain within the past 12 years, is prin- aspects of our policy toward cipal of the school. Japan. The fact that they could not] “On the whole, the Japanese speak the Japanese language did seem gentler than we are but the not trouble the J-3's including old feudal tendencies show up in Joan. They studied the oral lan- the boss attitude in business and yuage for a month with records in the head of the house. ‘0 help according to U. 8. Army, “I developed a great hope from nethods. {working with students in a free

they orefer French

in- | mastering English]

HOOSIER-JAPANESE—Miss Joan Reynolds sat for this costume

picture in

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

. Plans of the Rev. R. C. Windhorst to retire frm the ministry {and begin new work would please a nationally known Hoosier philosopher. Rev. Windhorst has served for 24 years as pastor of the Pleas{ant Run Boulevard Evangelical and Reformed Church. He is 69, hale and hearty. And although he has intormed his congregation that he wishes them to find a younger man to succeed him, he will not settle down to a life of idleness when (he retires Jan. 1. .

Urges Retirement League

Dr. Elton Trueblood, philosophy professor at Earlham College, has [started a movement against idle- | ness in retirement. He advocates la Retirement League. It is to jineiude persons, who when they

| longer can go on in their ordinary {earning capacities, will be willing Ito give the rest of their lives to some kind of public service. | The retiring pastor of the {Pleasant Run Church says he probably would not feel the necessity to retire if he had not {lost his wife a year ago. She was his partner in every way, he says,

Japan. . land he has not been able to carry

Twin Pastors Book

The twin pastors of the Second! Free Methodist Church will present missionaries to Africa and

jon as he would have liked to do |since her death.

Speakers Likes Gardening

} | The Rev. Albert Haley, mis-| The pastor's’ hobby is gardensionary to Africa, will speak to- ing, raising rather gorgeous dahlnight at 7:30 o'clock: the Re ias. He will continue to do this, g J Ve will organize and teach an adult

— learned a good deal quick- atmosphere with Christian ideals India in special addresses over Oddvar Berg of Norway, also a Sunday school class and serve as

2» was her comment. “The writ- to give them perspective.” ten language is very difficult but, Joan Reynolds, graduate of the spoken language isn’t,” she Technical High School and Miami continued. “In my work, I used University, is the daughter of Tnglish half the time and Japa- Irvin Reynolds, 2332 S. Arlington nese the other half. Ave,

“No Faith to Live By’ ’ “I got to know the young Jap- Laymen S Retreat

inese Letter during the summers Set Saturday

in work camps than in the more Indianapolis Protestant lay-

‘ormal atmosphere of the schoolroom. a “So many students have no man will meet fof a retreat next raith to live by, are just empty. Saturday from 2 . ZTormerly they believed in the 2 to 8 p. m.-on livinity of the emperor, in the the Butler campus. ivinity Dr. William Robinson, he nvincibility of their country, that ipo G.narement of ag. of she ‘couldn’t be conquered, or in ig

D J trine of the School of Religi Tapan’s mission to save RBTeater ,., t,.mor educator in Brgy ast Asia from the white na- wu; oie the main address on the retreat theme: “It Is Faith That Counts.” The Church Federation will sponsor the retreat.

“All that is shattered by de‘eat in war and they need somehing to take its place.

i] The Rev. Oliver Carlson, reBuddhism and Shion nave ligious education director for een losing groun cause NEY paptists in the state, will’ lead

ire too far removed . from the deas of young people. Also other raiths claim them such as communism, belief in material things .n self, in nihilism.

Eat Bamboo Sprout

“In spite of the industrializa‘ion of Japan, 50 per cent or nore of the people still live on] 1» subsistence level.” They call hemselves ‘the anion and bam-| 00 sprout people.’ To eat the »amboo sprout, you peel away, nany layers and the onion! rakes you weep if you handle

it 11:00 A. M. Subject

“The Japanese have been! “A Missionary Message.”

discussion of “Christian Experience”; Prof. James Weber of Indiana Central College, the dis‘cussion of “Decision Values of Christian Faith,” and Alexander | Moore of Crispus Attucks High [School, the discussion of “The

Through Christlike Faith.”

FRST—16th & Delaware

Rev Marcus W Johnson. Minister

Expansion of Human Fellowship 9; and on

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN

the week-end in the church. The pastors, the Rev. Vernon G. and the Rev. Verdon Rs Dunckel, 'also will give special recognition

o “other” twins and triplets who attend Sunday School on “Twin g Sunday’ tomorrow.

Dr. Backus Plans Series of Sermons

Dr. E. Burdette Backus will discuss various conceptions of an ideal state of society in a series of sermons beginning tomorrow at 11 a. m. in All Souls’ Unitarian

. Church.

Dr. Backus says from an early date men have been seeking to describe these utopias. Plato did so in his “Republic;” the Jewish prophets in their pictures of the Kingdom of God; and Sir Thomas Moore in “Utopia,” he pointed out.

Dr. Backus will base his ser- ®

mon on “Utopia” tomorrow morning; and speak on “Oceana,” Nov. 25; on “Looking Backward,” Dec. “The Great Community,” Dec. 18.

UNION—17th & Rembrandt

Rev Gerard B Blue Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School 10:30 A. M.—Morning Worship. Subject: “Marks of a Chris-

Life. 7:30 P. M. Di Service,

church.

tomorrow substitute minister for churches’ Frank of various denominations. Another hobby of Rev. horst is collecting pencils. He has in the pencils made in every state of our country, in India, China and

missionary to Africa, at 10:30 a. m:> and Dr. Kline of the India mission field tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.

Pastor Plans a Full Life After His Retirement. -

come to the age when they no;

« grandchildren.

Wind-|

RETIRING —The Rev. R. ‘Windhorst.

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Africa. Just this week somebody sent him a dozen to add to his assortment. He was instrumental in building the present Pleasant Run edifice which is now free of debt. Under his guidance the membership has increased steadily over the years. He has baptized children, watched them grow to adulthood and later married them in the church. In addition to his work and (his hobbies, Rev. Windhorst ex[pects to go on enjoying four His son, Kenneth, with whom he lives at 3820 S. {New Jersey St., has two children as has his son, Robert Jr.

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SECOND FREE METHODIST CHURCH (Corner S. Pershing .and W. Wilkins) Invites You This Sunday—November 25th To—"“TWIN SUNDAY”-—9:30 A. M. All Twins Present Will Receive Special Recognition Attendance Goal — 500

ALSO—TWO GREAT MISSIONARY SERVICES

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ALL ARE WELCOME THE DUNCKEL TWINS—Pastors

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‘nfced to sell many of their pos- | == memansm sessions, gradually, to live and] —— ‘hey weep as they do so. Hence the figure of speech. Japanese have never had such > huge problems of housing, inflation, low wages, over population and malnutrition resulting in t. b. Because of these, they

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DID THE APOSTLES HAVE SUCCESSORS The theory of aposiolic succession assumes that Christ's apostles appointed successors who in furn @ other successors in an unbroken line on down fo the present day. Many “bishops” claim fo be successors of the early apostles empowered with fhe same great authority which our Lord's apostles had. Is this uine! Is it founded upon the Bible! A careful study of the New Testament will show that the whole theory assumpfion, nowhere founded upon the word of God.

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» made no such promise that this office would ever confinue, nor did the apostles themselves do so.

In the next place, the function given fo the apostles has ceased. The apes ® before Christ's ascension, and before the Lord established His church. The New Testament had never ye! been

were appoinfed by the Lord,

writ: ©® fon. The guidance of divine inspiration was needed fo proclaim the gospel, guide the church in ifs infancy, and per- $ ~~anny form miracles fo confirm or establish the word. (Heb. 2:3, 4) yr ~~rmrrmmmmmmanmnnmnmnmnmns © BELMONT CHURCH ¢ oe eement. The rondo wha th spores § IRVINGTON CHURCH ® OF CHRIST taught and did Is now given, and that for the purpose of OF CHRIST soliciting faith on the part of the sinner (Jn. 20: 30, 31) The 25 NX. Laym - 1002 South Suimant Averys age of Infancy of the church is past. We now have the words a Avon Sunday of the apostles recorded for us and In sufficient complete. " ® sible School 9:45 } ness fo produce faith. The New Testamen! Isell mow ful- Bible School 9:43 @ Morning Worship 10:45 3 fills the office that any apostle would fulfill were he now Morning Worship 10:45 @ Epening Worship 7:00 4 yi. The office of the apostle Is hervirs now superfivs. Evening Worship 6:30 ® Wednesday Evening 7:45 Finally, if apostles mow existed, and on the par with the Wednesaoy Evening 7:45 early apostles, they must have the same qualifications. One GHTW CHURCH @ WEST WASHINGTON SI. definite qualification of an early apostle was 1h! he had BRI 00D CHURCH OF CHRIST fo be an eye witness of Christ's resurrection. (Acts 1:71, 21; OF CHRIST ® 2302 West Washington Street § | Cor.” 15:79) When has this qualification for an apostle 2446 North Gale Street B Sunday been changed, and who changed ft By whose authority was om ; it changed! ® sible School 34 The office of an apostle was distinctly for Now Testa. § Bible Study 9:48 @ Morning Worship 10:30 § oni sims When fhe New Testament ora ceased, fhe officy § Worship 10:45 & Evening Worship 7:00 of an apostle ceased with If. Evening 7:30 ® Wednesday Evening 7:30 Wednesday Evening 7:30 © NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH 40TH & NORTH CAPITOL » OF CHRIST 3 SHRe CHURCH OF CHRISY 960 West 31st Street uce Street $ S Sunday Sunday Bible Sher - 9:43 Bible School 9.45 Bible School 9:45 Morning Worshi : ® Worship 10:45 Morning Worship ~~ 10:45 Ny on 10:45 » Evening Worship 7:45 ’ Evening Worship 6:30 Evening Worship 7:48 # Thursday Evening 7:45 Wednesday Evening 7:30 Wednesday Evening 7:45 ® You Are Warmly Invited to Listen In WISH (1310 KC) ® SUNDAY MORNING

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