Baughman Don Marianne 1965 Nigeria

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The Christian

Mission, Vol.

9,

No.

7,

July,

1965

Page 5

LESSON MATERIAL

WEST AFRICAN CHRISTIAN

MISSION

Donald

andMarianne Baughman

are

the on ly

personnel.

There

are four phases

to

our

work:

the establishing

of churches,

the t raining of

national ministers,

the

Search

the

Scriptures

radio

braodcast, and th e

medical

program.

Since

1965

te n congregations have been

started

and ten evangelists have been trained

to s e r v e

t h em .

P RE SENT ING THE PRINCE

OF

PEACE

by

Lawrence

Ebak,

native

evangelist

In the

church

where

I

preach we had

a

family

that

was always having trouble. The

man

w as

a Chr i s t i an

b ut th e wife was no t . A t

one t ime I

was

called in to settle a dispute

between

them.

As

I got to

this home,

I

asked

what

the

trouble was. The man told me, My

wife

is

always

giving

trouble in the home.

She fights

me

every

time I

return from th e

worship

service

on Sundays.

The

reason is

th at s he is not a Chr is t ian and does not know

the love

of

Christ

that brings peace to a home.

I

wish

she

could

be

taught this

love and have

he r l i fe renewed in the blood of

Chri s t .

To

have

peace

in

the

family I have offered

her

everything

I

have, but

all in

vain.

The only

thing

left

is

to

try

Christ.

I

th ink once

she

knows Christ

and

is baptized, we shall have

l e s s

o r

no mo r e t rouble .

My husband does wha t

I

don 't l ike

I

love th i s

ma n b ef or e I

mar r i ed him. I f

I

d idn t I wouldn' t have mar r i ed h im .

What

causes the t rouble

is that

he goes

to

work

every

day of

th e

week and

on Sundays

he

leaves me

alone

in the

house,

too-. He is sup

posed

to

remain

at home

with me,

but

on Sun

days

he goes out telling

me

that

he goes to

church. I don't

see any

good reason of h is

going to

church

when he

brings

nothing home

for the family,

said

the wife.

Have

you ever

been to

a

church building

for worship service? I asked.

No,

what

for? I don't see why I

should.

If I had time I would

like

to

spend i t

a t

home

and try

t o keep

my home in

good

order , she

s a id .

Yes, keeping a home in

good

order

is

not

bad.

If

a

home is good looking but l acks peace ,

what

good is

there ? Do

you

know

you have

two

homes? You

are

dwelling in one

and

that is

this

on e you built.

The other one is

your

heart ,

your

mind

There is someone who will like

to dwe l l

in i t .

Th is

m an

i s the Man t ha t

can

can bring peace in

your home.

He

is Jesus,

th e Pr ince o f Peace Wi thout H im t h e r e will

be

no

peace in

your

li fe and your

home.

Have

you prepared

a

p lace o f Him yet?

Do

you

know how to? The chu rch can

help

you pre

pare a home

for

Christ , I told her .

You s e e .

wife

o the r husbands

and

wives go to church services together. They

both hear

what is taught. When

they go

home

they

go with new

teachings

and

i deas tha t

will

help

them run

their

home well and

live

a

happy

life.

You

do

not

go to

church

with

me

That

is

why

when I

come

home I

find

you

doing things that

are contrary

to what

I

Learned in

church;

said the husband. Then

I

t ol d t hem

Surely

if both of

you

will be

present in

the church every

Lord's

Day to l isten

to

the

teachings of Christ,

that

wil l pave your way

to a peaceful

life. Not wha t

man

has

offered,

or your

husband remaining

at home

will

bring peace

to a

home.

It is th e

quest ion of

knowing what

brings

peace,

That is

knowing

Christ

and

His teach ings

Please,

Madam,

th e

Lord

has

asked me

t o inv it e you

to

th e

next

worship

service on

Sunday morning.

He has a

personal message for

you. Will

you

come

with

your husband?

I

asked.

Well, I

think

I

will try when

the

day

comes ,

she answered.

On

the

Lord's

Day she was

present

in the

worship

service.

After

service she met

o the r s who were in teres ted in h e r and asked

her to come again

I

could see her having

a

n ice t ime talking

to

them. As

they

journeyed

homeward

I could see

her waving

good-bye

to

h e r

new

f r i end s

with

a

smi l e .

I made s eve ra l v is it s

to

this

home pre

senting the only way

to

peace.

Christ

was

preached unto

this

lady Aft er some weeks

of

teaching

this lady accepted

Chri st a s her

personal

Saviour

and

was baptized. What a

change

of l if e that

followed A

home of

sad

ne s s

and

s o r r ows b e c ame a

home

where in

dwelleth righteousness and peace. They both

knew what

their

duty was. The

duty to

know

and

fear

God, the duty

to

believe

in His Son

and

l ive in H is

love .

Some t ime s t h i s i s th e

(continued

on next page)


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7,

July, 1965

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very

thing

we need in our homes, Why

not

try Christ

GOALS

The Ekuri congregat ion in the Eastern

Region

of Nigeria has gathered

rocks for

the

construction

of the Materni ty

Home

buildings.

There

is a perpetually overcrowded hospital

a t Obubra,

38 miles

from Ekuri .

Not

many

of

the sick of Ekuri ever

get

there. This is

due to the fact that

mos t

o f th em do

no t

have

money for

transportation

and many of them

a re

s t i l l conv inced

o f th e a b il it ie s o f

t h e i r

own n a t ive

doc t o r s .

In

the

o the r d ir ect ion from Ekuri ,

ac ross

the

riv e a t

Itigidi, is a Presbyterian hospital

which

has been

opened

for a

few

years. It

is

always

full;

and, aga in ,

many of the mothers

o f Ekur i

wi l l neve r

make

i t

t h e r e .

One

mus t

walk 10

miles

a nd t he n cross

the

r iver

per

haps carrying

another

baby

on

the back

and a

load

on

the head. This maternity

home

would

not

only

serve Ekuri, which is

the

second

largest town

in Obubra

Division,

but

would

serve many other villages lying adjacent to

it. I t would be

difficult for

me to tell

you

what i t would

mean

to

the people

of

this

area.

A s soon

a s we

r e ce iv e a s su r an c e f rom

a

doctor or

a qualified

nurse tha t they wil l

assume this responsibi li ty, we

will

make an

appeal for

funds

for building construction

and operation costs .

NEEDS

We are

in n eed

of a battery

operated

transistor

tape

recorder. Approximately 98

6000 is

needed to

purchase l and in

Ebute

Mett a and 6000 is needed to purchase land

in

Bariga.

Sunday school literature,

particularly

children's

papers

with

pictures

to see and

a r t i c l e s to

co lo r .

Our

most

important need

is m ore

mis

sionaries to

help

us evangelize Africa's

most heavily

populated country.

Our second tour of four years ends Jan.

1966. At

the present time there

is no one

to replace us. There

is housing available

fo r

two

fami l i e s and t he re m u s t b e som eo ne

to

maintain the mission property and

provide

supervision to

the

evangelists. If you are

interested

in coming to the

mission

field,

wr i t e to

u s a t :

Donald

D

Baughman

Box 46

Otta,

Nigeria,

West Africa

Forwarding Agent:

Mrs.

Carol Scarbrough

3546

S. Ewing Avenue

Dal las 16,

Texas


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Christian Mission Vol. 9 No. 7 July 1965

WEST

AFRICA

CHRISTIAN MISSION CHURCHES OF CHRIST

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I

A

wedding

reception at Ebute Metta.

Mrs. Marianne Baughman in the center with glasses.

Four l it tl e

blondes

are th e Baughman

girls .

Don

Baughman

broadcasting

Search

th e

Scriptures


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Christian Mission

Vol.

9

No .

7

July

965

W EST AFRICA CHRISTIAN MISSION CHURCHES O F

CHRIST

X li

T o s i s

second

b i rt h d ay p a r t y .

S he

is

sea ted

i n t h e

cente r

o f t he

f i r s t row on

t he b en ch

Th e

church

at

Egan

Tw o

Christian

m en

at Egvm

Tedo


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BiUGHMMS PLAIf JAMJAB.Y

1966

FUBIOUGH

Don

and

Mrs

Marianne

Baughman withbhei r fou r ir l s

expect

to legin

furlough

from

their

second

term

of

seriice in Nigeria

beginning

in January

1966 At present they

may

he contacted on the

field

at

Box

46

Otta

^t\roo \V\

Nigeria, West Africa; or orwarding

Agent

Darol Scarhrough, 243 Mizell,

Duncanvil le Texas 75200

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LeMAYS

RE GO ING TO

D e a r

Cobles:

As you

ca n

see, your prayers have

pre

vailed and we are

going

to Nigeria. Now

we need your

prayers

fo r

ou r

visas an d

travel

fu nd s t o come

through

as well as th e

rest

of

the

support

we

need.

We

believe

that God will provide and help us to do

His will.

We

do con ti nue

to

pray

fo r

you

folks

an d

the help you need.

We

will c on

tinue our

Fai th

Promise

to you

as

we can

think of no

better

place than

G.B.M.

fo r

Chr is t ian doll ar s .

God

b le ss y ou both, yours

in Him, Les te r a nd Donna DeMay .

THE LeMAY FAMILY

MONTHY MISSION MIRROR n ew s letter

fo r

November,

1965, of the Lester LeMay's,

P.

0.

Box

17175

Hillbrow, Johannesburg,

Sou th Afr ica. Forwarding Agen t: Rod ney

Allee, P. 0. Box 6, Fairfield, Ohio, 45014,

U.S.A.

Redeeming t he t ime, because

t he d ay s

are

Evil.

Eph. 5:16

How much is a four year foundation of

radio broadcast ing worth? How much is

th e con ti nuance o f a Bible Correspondence

Course worth? How

much

is a

year

of

phy

s ica l d is comfo rt

worth?

How much is a

c lear

conscience

before

God worth?

These

ar e some of th e questions we ha d

to answer in or der to

make

th e following

announcement: The

LeMay's will be stay

ing in Nigeria during 1966, relieving the

Don Baughman family during their fu r

lough. The LeMays expect to

return

to

th e

U.S.A.

in December , 1966.

Seek ing God 's will in a decision ha s

never been an easy task,

but

closed and

open door s have

a

way

of

speaking.

The

needs of Sou th A f ri ca had

m a d e

us fee l a

few

months

ago that we

should

stay

here.

Bu t the

greater

needs of

Nigeria,

coupled

with th e realization that our f in anc ia l s up

port was

not suf fic ient for an effective work

here, left us with two choices: (1) Return

now

to

th e

states to

prepare

fo r

t h e f utur e,

or (2 ) A ct

on

faith that God will supply th e

financial

needs

fo r a year in

Nigeria,

an d

accep t t he call

to go

there.

We would b e u ntru e to God's c all ing to

b yp as s o ur B ro th er

in

Nigeria

in

hi s

pres

ent need,

to seek only

our ovm needs.

Therefore we are commi tt ing ourse lves and

all

o u r r e so u rc e s to t hi s c ou rs e

We

real ize

fully that

ou r resources

are

insufficient and

so we ar e trusting God to fill up

that

which

we

lack

in His own w ay an d through His

people.

To pray for all our

passage

now would

b e a bo ut 500.00 chea per tha n taking it a s

two

separate

trips (one to Nigeria and

then

on to the States

in December , 1966);

i t

would also be

cheaper because of Eric's

turning 2 in Aug. of 1966,

and

t hu s r ai si ng

from a

10%

to a

50% f a re T he r e fo r e i t

not

onl y wou ld

be an

economical

use of

God's

money

to b uy tic kets fo r th e

whole

trip to

t he s ta te s, stopping

over in

Niger ia f or th e

needed t ime, bu t

would also

simplify visa

procedures.

So,

your

gift at God's

leading

NOW

could make a

further

appea l fo r travel

funds

necessary.

Africa n ee ds t he gospel Now, n ot t omor

row. We rejoice that several families are

du e to arrive on th e South

African

field in

1966, a nd thus help the situation here. They

are ne ed ed . B ut, Don

Baughman needs

to

be in

th e

U.S.

recruiting additional

help

er s

for Niger ia in 1966. We

ca n help

him.

if you can

h elp u s.

May God help

us

al l to

do His will completely

DON BAUGHMAN

P P E L S

TO

YOU

Th e following letter of appeal

and

expla

nation

w as written by Don

Baughman

fo r

printing

in our News Letter to tell of th e

need

in

Nigeria

in 1966 Even

though

the Lester LeMay f am ily got a

taste

of the hot and humid N ig erian cli

mate late in 1964, they have agreed to

return

to

itand

the many

other difficul

ties of life

in Nigeriato re lie ve m e

fo r

th e

year. And

how

they ar e

needed

Lester will

t ake over the

care of

th e

ten

churches tha t have

b ee n e st ab li sh e d s ince

1956. He will tak e the

r espons ib i li ty of

th e

p ro du ct io n o f t he Search Th e Scriptures

radio

program

that ha s been broadcast

since

1961

(sponsored

by

t he Gospe l

Broad

cast ing Mission,

Coble's).

Donna will

as

sist

in

this

program through her

singing

talent.

Sh e will also supervise th e clerical

work of the correspondence

course.

It

will no t

only be helpful for the

LeMays

to r ep la ce me, but it vill be

necessary

as

I have no o the r r ep l acemen t. As fa r back

as 1955,

Roy

Goldsbe rry and I planned

against just a situation;

that

is, someone

needing

to go on le av e a nd h av in g no

on e

to replace him. We did this by planning to

do our foreign evangelism

in

th e same

place

(Nigeria), so that we

could

replace

each o th er . But s ometime

ago,

because of

hi s health, Bro.

Goldsberry

was

fo rc ed to

leave

Nigeria

permanently.

I t

was he

who

contacted th e

LeMays to give their

serv

ices

here.

If

t hey had

not volunteered,

the

chui'ches here would

have

undergone a

period of pronounced duress. As it is, their

presence here will be a

strengthening and

a

renewal

fo r

the ch urc h lea ders and m em

berships.

This is

a mission

of

mercy. We in Ni

geria have no right to demand something

of th e LeMays.

They

have

seen

our

need

an d

have

mad e th eir decision

to help us .

It

was n ot

an easy decision

in t he mak ing,

and

i t

will

be

no

less

difficult in

th e

doing.

They have two small children, and their

care will be m uch m ore

difficult

in th is

flov/X^

-CtL,

ho t

a nd h um id

cUmate. Lester will b e a lo

in

h is w ork

fo r

t he e nt ir e

year .

There

a

no

o t he r Chur ch

of Chris t Chris t ian

Chur

missionaries

in this

country.

In their

ho

they will

have

no

modem

convenienc

They

will have to

purify

their own wat

read

by the

light

of

kerosene

lamps, a

grow

a

portion

of

their

food.

They

will

forced to

take

p rop hyla ct ic d os es of

anti-malarial

every

week they

ar e he

(and

even

a f ew weeks before the ir a rri

and for severa l m onths after

their

parture).

They

will

have

no T.V. ,

wash

machine,

telephone or fan. In some fiel

perhaps, these handicaps

would be

count

balanced by the

abundance

of the Chris t

harvest. This is not

tru e in

Nigeria. Th

is a strong Muslem and pagan influence, a

each Chr is ti an and e a ch chu rch

are

brou

to

maturity

with painstaking labor and slo

ness. No sense of personal gain could br

THE

BAUGHMAN FAMILY

the LeMays to face the difficulties that

geria will present. Their courage ste

from their

love

and from

their

desire

bring

His

mercy

to people.

Les ter an d Donna

will need your s

port for the year. Their courage can

infinitely strengthened through knowle

that you are concerned about them a

ar e

praying

fo r

them.

Will you be able to add your financ

support to your prayer support? They

not have all the p romised suppo rt t

they need. If you have supported them d

ing the year in South Africa, won't you

new your promise for one more

year?

is paradoxical,

but

in

order

to help,

t

must first be helped. Much of the financ

support tha t they need to help the peo

in

Nigeria lies

within

your

power. I kn

that they can depend upon you.

signed Don Baughman

WE'RE

SORRY

We

are

sorry that we have had to le

out from this issue several news i tems

garding

the

broadcast s. These

items

hope to include in our

January

-

Febru

i s s u e

MERRY CHRISTMAS

HAPPY NEW YEAR


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VI TORIES

REPORTED

FOR

POL ND

MINISTRY

D e a r ro th er a nd S is te rCoble:

By this short letter

I

would l ike

to share

with you and dear supporters

of

the Gospel

Broadcasting Mission

s o m e

victories

through

th e

Rad io mini st ry .

In th e

past months

we

received many

letters

from Poland, Czechoslovakia and

o ther Eu ropean c ount ri es f rom l is te ne rs o f

o u r Pol ish

r oadcas t

Th o se

le t ters

te l l u s

about victories fo r

Christ.

In many p la ce s

where people never h ea rd a bo ut the new

AT HOME F O R CHRISTMAS

Testament Chris t ianity now regularly every

Monday

meet together

f or th e special serv

ic e

at

short

wave radio

receivers. They

tr y

to

write

every

simple

word which they hear.

They

try. to learn songs whi ch

they

hear

and then w rite

to us

fo r

Chr is t ian l i tera

ture, Bibles and for th e

words

of explana

tion. Every week many packages with

Chris t ian l i tera ture in Polish and R ussian

languages

are

sent to listeners by first

class

mail (it is

th e only

way of sending

literature

at th e

p re sent t ime )

Many people

are bapt ized into Christ be

cause

of

radio ministry

which

is

followed

by

nat ive Pol ish

preachers who

received

addresses f rom us and this

way

the new

Testament

chur ches a re es tabl ished Not

long

ago we received th e

following

news:

In

a

remote v il la ge o f t he sou theas tern

sect ion of

Poland,

very

close to

t he Russ ian

border,

three families were regular listen

er s of Polish

broadca st s. A ft er t hey wro te

to us we

asked

a

Polish

preacher to

visit

them

and to

preach

to

them

in

person,

which was done. Those fam ilies w ere

visited by our native preacher and

re

sponded to th e Gospel

invitation.

I n or der

to baptize them,

permission

from th e

police

department

must b e o btain ed

and

it

was

done, bu t

when

people of

th e village

found

out about this they

came

together

with a priest an d did bod ily

harm

to one

of those fami lies . In t hi s way t hey s en t t hem

to hospital

and

in

addition

to that they

were

accused

of being spies b ec au se t hey

listen Ame ri c an b roadc as t s. During th e

trial, th e accused asked the judge if he

has a s ho rt w av e

r ad io . Whe n

h e r ec ei ve d

a

positive answer he asked th e judge

to

delay

th e

pronouncement of th e

sentence

and

to

listen

next

Monday to that Ameri

ca n

broadcast

which they

are

l istening

for

many weeks and fo r which they ar e

a ccu sed o f be in g s pies.

The judge agreed and next Monday he

tuned

hi s

radio at 6:30 p.m. to

Monte

Carlo

and to his a m a z e m e n t

h e h eard

simple gosp el , g ood news of

salvation

in

hi s

own Polish l anguage, Chr is ti an

song

with

a

great message.

Th e following da y

the a cc use d w ere c le ar ed

from

t he u nj us t

accusat ions .

But it does

not

mea n th at now they

are

free. The mob

an d

p rie st m ak e t he ir lives

miserable. Many

t imes

we have

to

send

letters

to

t hem thr ough o th er people. They

mail their letters from another city. They

suf fe r for Chr ist

bu t

they

ar e

happy

that

they

know th e truth which i s m ak in g th em

free

f rom denominational ism an d

super

stition in which they lived before. Thanks

to

the Gospel

Broadcast Mission every

Monday th e gospel

of

Christ reaches

many

souls in many countries an d we ar e very

happy

to do

ou r part

by

producing Polish

programs and

to do

th e

follow-up

work

and to build t he chu rch of

Christ.

Yours,

Paul

Bajko.

NEWS FROM PHIPPS

November

12, 1965

D e a r Mr. and

Mrs.

Coble:

Is

Thanksgiving

Day a lmos t he re? T ha nk

you for r eminding us

since

the day, as

such, does not mean anything here in

Italy.

For

Christians, however , each

day

should

be

a

day

of

Thanksgiving.

We have

supplied

many Bibles to our

l ist en ers and while it is expensive it is

worth

it in order to ge t God s

Word i nto

their

hands.

When we

reach

th e spo t shown in the

en

closed picture, on

our way

to

Germany

to

record

the programs or to v is it people along

the

way who have had contact with us,

there

is always a decision to m ake. This

decision must

be

made either

going

or

re

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INDIANA

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To

t urni ng and that is, w hat

is

th e r oa d

will give us the most opportunity to

sp

for the Lord. I t

seems

tha t

there

are

ways

these

dec is ions to make at

alm

every

turn in

th e

road,

no t

only in

work for the radio ministry but also

t he I ta li an field.

Since, with the

r ad io m in is tr y

we

reaching

thousands

and

t ho us ands o f

POINT

OF DECISION

t ent ia l contact s fo r

th e

Lord, i t is alw

a

matter

of

p ra ye r w ha t

to do

with

time and

money

at ou r

disposal,

since

a r e

l imi ted

This picture is a good illustration of

Christian

life. The round sign on th e

with

th e

white

bar through

it ,

here

Europe,

m ean s on e

wa y

only . The o

sign

with

th e arrow points

the

wa y

you are

required

to go around

th e

pr

l it tl e f lowe r

garden

in

th e

middle of

street

in

Brunnen, Switzer land.

After

h a v e followed the a r row an d m a d e

proper turn

yo u

are

going

the r ig ht w

One

of

th e

things that prohibits many

ple

here

in Switzerland from following

r ig ht w ay is that

missionary

work,

such,

is

no t

allowed.

However,

we have

ple in Switzerland studying the Scr ipt

with us an d we ar e

thankful

that

thro

th e mai l t he re is

the

possibility of win

some. It is

not a lways

easy to know w

road

to

take bu t

praying fo r th e Lo

guidance

and

following

His l ea di ng we

continue

to

point people

to

t he only way

l eads to

God and

thei r sa lvat ion.

May God bless

yo u

ever.

In Him,

Charles Mary France

econd Class Moil)

R E T U R N REQUES TED

Baughman Don Marianne 1965 Nigeria

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