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CAMP MEETING The Great Convocation see page 3 _THE PRESIDENT'S PAGE THE MID-AMERICA ADVENTIST Dear Friends, Outlook Some 417 official delegates to the First Mid-America Union Session met in Kansas City, Missouri, April 12 and 13, to elect officers Official organ of the Mid-America Union Confer- and departmental staff, and to conduct such business that should be ence of Seventh-day Adventists, P.O. Box 6127 (8550 Pioneers Blvd.), Lincoln, NE68506. (402) 483- brought before this quinquennial session. After careful consideration, 4451. the nominating committee consisting of twenty-five members, brought Halle G. Crowson Editor in the following recommendations which were voted by the Shirley B. Engel Assistant Editor College View Printers .. Printer constituency: Change of address: Give your new address with zip code and include your name and old address President - E. S. Reile as it appeared on previous issues. (If possible clip your name and address from an old OUTLOOK.) Secretary - D. E. Holland News reports from local churches and schools for Associate Secretary - H. L. Thompson publication in the OUTLOOK must be submitted through the local conference Communication Treasurer - Lee Allen Department, not directly to the OUTLOOK Mid-America Association Treasurer - office. Lee Allen Mid-America Union Directory Communication, Religious Liberty, President E. S. Reile P.R.E.A.C.H. Coordinator - Secretary D. E. Holland Treasurer Lee Allen Halle G. Crowson Assistant Treasurer Arthur Opp Education - Randall Fox Adventist Health Middle & Eastern J R. Shawver Ministerial & Evangelism Coordinator Communication, Religious Liberty Halle G. Crowson Ron Halvorsen Education Randall Fox Personal Ministries & Sabbath School Associate Education .... Melvin E. Northrup Ministerial & Evangelism W. E. Peeke Coordinator Ron Halvorsen Publishing - Hoyet Taylor Associate Ministerial, P.R.E.A.C.H Seminars .... Halle G. Crowson Trust Services - Howard Voss Personal Ministries, Sabbath Mid-America Association Secretary - School, W. E. Peeke Publishing and HHES Hoyet L. Taylor Howard Voss E. S. Relle Associate Publishing Ron Ihrig Associate Publishing R. W. Belmont Youth & Family Life - John Thurber Youth & Family Life John Thurber Other departments were left to be filled by the next union Local Conference Directory executive committee. According to our new constitution and by-laws, CENTRAL STATES: S. H. Cox, President; Leroy Hampton, the associates and/or assistants are to be chosen by the union Secretary-Treasurer; P.O. Box 1527, Kansas City, MO 64141, 5737 Swope Parkway, Kansas City, MO 64130; Tele- executive committee also. The committee has already met, and has phone (816) 361-7177. Correspondent, William R. Wright, Jr. chosen the following: IOWA-MISSOURI: Ralph S. Watts Jr., President; Robert G. Peck, Secretary; J. N. Amick, Treasurer; P.O. Box 65665, Assistant Treasurer - Arthur Opp 1005 Grand Ave., West Des Moines, IA 50265; Telephone Associate Education Director & Curriculum Coordinator - Melvin Northrup (515) 223-1197. Correspondent, Robert Du Puy Associate Publishing Director - Robert Belmont KANSAS-NEBRASKA: J. 0. Tompkins, President; L. S. Gif- ford, Secretary; Norman Harvey, Treasurer; 34-40 Urish Associate Publishing Director - Ron Ihrig Road, Topeka, KS 66604; Telephone (913) 478-4726. P.O. Box 6037, Lincoln NE 68506; Lincoln Telephone (402) 488- 2323. I am very happy to present your new union officers and staff to you. Correspondent, Dale Culbertson We have a very outstanding group that will serve the field in a most MINNESOTA: E. E. Lutz, President; Dwight L. Hilder- brandt Jr., Secretary-Treasurer; P.O. Box 27360, Minne- excellent way. In addition there is an executive committee of forty apolis, MN 55427; 10001 Wayzata Blvd., Minnetonka, MN 55343; Telephone (612) 545-8894. members with lay members and pastors from every conference in the Correspondent, Larry Kromann Mid-America Union. Please pray for this committee as they direct the NORTH DAKOTA: Ben I. Liebelt, President; Errol L. Eder Secretary-Treasurer: P.O. Box 1491, 1315 Fourth St., NE, work for the next five years. Jamestown, ND 58401; Telephone (701) 252-1431. Correspondent, Elmer Haas ROCKY MOUNTAIN: Wm. C. Hatch, President; Gordon A time and place for the next union session was not decided since Retzer, Secretary; L. D. Cleveland, Treasurer; 2520 So. the hope was expressed that Jesus would soon come. Let us unite in Downing, Denver, CO 80210; Telephone (303) 733-3771. Correspondent, Robert McCumber prayer that the work will be completed, and the Lord will return SOUTH DAKOTA: G. W. Liscombe, President; P.O. Box 520, 217 North Grand, Pierre, SD 57501; Telephone (605) before the time of another union session. 224-8868. Cordially,

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E. S. Reile, President Mid-America Union President ...on the COVER Photography by Halle G. Crowson

2 OUTLOOK Camp Meeting — The Great Convocation By D. E. Holland Probably the greatest spiritual convocation is when our people all over the world attend the annual camp meetings. This is the time of the year when the opportunity is given for us to have great spiritual fellowship. God knew how important it was for His people to come together, and to see each other and to have the privilege to renew old acquaintances. In Hebrews 10:25 it says, "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together ... and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching". As to the closing events becoming more evident and numerous, our need for fellowship becomes more important. Camp meeting is the opportunity we have to spend extra time in studying and concentrating on God's Word and the Spirit of Prophecy. There are too many voices in the world vying for our attention and time; at camp meeting there is opportunity for quiet contemplation, for reading the Bible in a very deliberate and meaningful way. This will bring about a great compensation in our life. Camp meeting gives us the privilege of praying together, of petitioning God in our own behalf, and in behalf of those with whom we are praying. Ellen White tells us that when we pray, Christ puts one hand around us and the other around the Father, and he takes us into the very throne room of heaven, and we sit down and talk with Him as we would to a close personal friend. Taking time for personal prayer and devotions will increase our spiritual strength and help prepare us for our daily battle and the activities of life. D. E. Holland Camp meeting makes possible a period of learning that is almost second to none as great speakers from all over the world share with us their knowledge and experience. And as we sit at the feet of these learned men, our mental capacity becomes enlarged, and our appreciation for the finer things of life is enhanced. It is good for us to study again the great prophecies of Daniel and Revelation, and look again at the way-marks that have kept us in the way these many years. These tell us that Jesus is soon to come. Camp meeting is a time to let the redeemed of the Lord say so by lifting their voices to God in song. Our lives become enriched and our spirits become lifted up. The angels enjoy joining with us as we lift our voices in praise to our Heavenly Father. Miriam, the sweet singer in Israel, brought many blessings to the people who enjoyed her God-given talent. It is the same today. The many singing groups and individual talents that are in the church express in song the inmost desires of our hearts. Camp meeting is the time for special training so that we can be effective workers in the cause of God. We learn how to give Bible studies, how to hold lay evangelistic crusades, write missionary letters, make personal contacts, share with others the way that God has blessed us in what He has done for us. Camp meeting is also to be a time when the entire community is invited to come and listen to the great truths of God's Word given by His ministers and leaders. Ellen White tells us that this time should be one of the greatest evangelistic endeavors of the entire year, when these great truths are presented in a very clear and stirring way to the entire community. We thank the Lord for the privilege that He has given us to participate in these annual convocations, and I know that this year will be no exception as we invite His presence to join us as we meet together for this time of fellowship, prayer and study.

D. E. Holland is Secretary of the Mid-America Union Conference.

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_SOUTH DAKOTA Camp Meeting Highlights ference, will have our 11 o'clock Bible erful way to close the Sabbath and end By George W. Liscombe study hour all through the week. our 1981 camp meeting. Camp Meeting 1981 will be out- A very special treat will be a seminar standing. Here are a few of the by Mrs. Kay Kuzma of Loma Linda Uni- George W. Liscombe is president of the highlights: versity, entitled "Understanding South Dakota Conference. C. E. Bradford, Vice-President of the Children". General Conference for North Amer- E. S. Reile, our Mid-America Union There will be a reception to ica, will speak Friday evening and Conference President, will have an honor George and Ruth Lis- again Sabbath morning. evening meeting as will Gerald Hardy combe on the occasion of their L. E. Tucker, the speaker of the Quiet of Faith For Today. 40th wedding anniversary, May Hour, will have a mini-evangelistic Our closing weekend will feature 31 at 5:30 p.m. in the Women's series at 7:30 each evening Saturday James E. Chase of the General Confer- Building on the State Fair- through Tuesday. ence and Norman Matiko of the Voice grounds, Huron, South Dakota. W. R. Lesher, Director of the Biblical of Prophecy. On Sabbath evening Research Institute of the General Con- there will a full hour of music- a wond- South Dakota Camp Meeting May 29 - June 6

E. S. Reile C. E. Bradford L. E. Tucker

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Address Kindly reserve the following for me. A room in the 4-H building. (Rooms contain double Space wherever available bunks and can sleep from 20-28 people.) Tent space We are planning to share a room with Trailer space. (All trailers are to be parked in the spaces Space in the 4-H dormitory. (There will be large spaces provided west of the Lutheran dining hall. This request in the dormitory that will be divided off by curtains is made by the fairgrounds management.) similar to what has been done previously.) Indicate which of the following and the number of each you wish in your room; (all beds will be single beds; please bring your bedding accordingly.) Number of cots needed • Number of tables • Number of chairs

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NOTE: Due to the change of buildings and partitions over which we have no control, we cannot guarantee the exact location, space, or equipment you may desire, but we will make every effort to meet your wishes. Preference will be given in the order the reservation requests are received. Reservations will be held only until 7:00 p.m. on the day the reservation is to begin, unless we have been notified otherwise. RATES: 4-H dormitory space curtained off, $22.50 entire time or $4.00 a night; 4-H Building rooms, $35.00 for one family, $20.00 per family if more than one family per room for entire time, or $7.00 per night, cots included, but table $1 .50 extra; trailer space $3.00 per day; tent space $2.00 per day. Please send reservation blanks to: TREASURER, P.O. Box 520, Pierre, SD 57501

Vol. 2, No. 10, May 14, 1981. The Mid-America Adventist Outlook (ISSN 0274-922X) is published every two weeks, except the last issue of June and December, by the Mid-America Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, 8550 Pioneers Blvd., Route 8, Lincoln, NE 68526. Printed at College View Printers. Second-class postage paid at Lincoln. Nebraska. Annual subscription price, $6.00.

4 OUTLOOK NORTH DAKOTA New Dentist Joins Dakota. She is a graduate of Sheyenne River Academy and Union College. Medical Team They have two children, Christin, 2 By Elmer Haas years and Kief, 1 month. Delvin Hansen is the newest Together they have joined the medi- Seventh-day Adventist dentist in cal team in Harvey, North Dakota and North Dakota. He joins a growing fam- are pleased with the opportunities to ily of six other SDA dentists in our serve the community and the Lord in conference. their area. Surely they need our pray- Dr. Hansen is from Nevada, Iowa. He Left to right: Joann, Kief, Delvin and ers as they extend the"right arm of the graduated from the Loma Linda School Christin. message." of Dentistry in December of 1978. He Minnesota. His wife, Joann (nee Elmer Haas is the Communication Director began his practice in Detroit Lakes, Widicker) is from Bowdon, North of the North Dakota Conference. MINNESOTA invited 35 of his friends from the Uni- Health Emphasis Minnesota Girl Heads Staff versity. The sermon Everett preached In SW Minnesota was entitled, "Who is Jesus Christ?" of New Campus Publication A Five-day Plan to Stop Smoking was The service was concluded with a bap- held at the Windom church from By Beverly Dickinson tism conducted by Pastor Fritz. March 22-26. A doctor and his wife Everett Cornwall, a native of Tri- Karin Dougan, a senior religion lectured, with Pastor Bahr assisting. nidad, attends the University of Min- major at Union College, is editor-in- Seven people came and all seven nesota where he is working on a Ph. D. chief of the new intercollegiate'maga- graduated. in nutrition. He recently left the zine entitled College People, A stop-smoking clinic was held in Catholic Church and is now a member produced by the Campus Ministry Redwood Falls from March 29 - April 2, of the First St. Paul Adventist Church. Department of Union College. sponsored by the Morgan SDA Church His friends were an ethnically diverse A Minnesota girl from birth, Karin and the Redwood County American group, coming from Australia, Ethio- lives in Wayzata, a suburb of Minnea- Cancer Society. Nineteen people pia, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Nigeria, polis. she attended Minneapolis Junior signed up, with sixteen gaining the vic- Spain, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Viet- Academy the first ten years of her edu- tory. Two nurses were in attendance cation, and Oak Park Academy in Iowa nam, Trinidad and Tobago. every night and a local doctor came in her last two years of academy resi- A vegetarian meal was served, and those who were Moslems were deligh- one night to lecture. dence. Summers and vacations were A Better Living Seminar was held in spent working in various secretarial ted to learn that no meat dishes were Windom starting April 9. positions in her home area. being served. The guests participated Karin has been very active in music in the afternoon program with stories Agnes Johnson is the communication — whether in band, choir, piano, or of the countries they came from, and secretary for the Morgan Church. by sharing their musical talents. Everett organ. She is completing her educa- Legal Notice tion this year at Union after spending and Pastor Fritz are continuing to visit these students and share their faith Minnesota Conference last year teaching at an English school of Seventh-Day Adventists in Tokyo as a student missionary. with them. Notice is hereby given that the 3rd Triennial Ses- Despite her heavy college program sion and the 97th Regular Session of the Minne- of study and musical activities, Karin A. C. Carlson is the director of the Ministe- sota Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is rial Association of the Minnesota Confer- called to convene at Maplewood Academy, Hut- has taken on the reponsibility this year ence. chinson, Minnesota, on Sunday, June 14, 1981, for of editing College People. This maga- the purpose of electing officers and departmental directors and for the transaction of such other zine will cover relevant contemporary It Could Be Us business as may properly come before the ses- topics of concern to the average By Ruby Ware sion. Delegates from the churches comprising the Adventist college student. Included in Minnesota Conference is on the following basi- It could be us, when the land gets dry, s: One (1) delegate for each church organization each 40-page issue will be feature arti- And fires start, and children cry. and one (1) for each fifteen (15) members or frac- cles, short story/essays, book and It could be us when a tornado hits, tional majority thereof. The first meeting will be record reviews, health columns, a called to order at 9:00 o'clock A. M. on said date at Blowing our homes and us to bits. which time all duly elected delegates shall be creative Bible study, cartoons, and seated. more. Anyone wishing more informa- It could be us when planes fly low, Earnest E. Lutz, President tion about College People, contact Drop their bombs and off they go. Dwight L. Hilderbrandt, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer Campus Ministries at Union College or It could be us who'll be naked, blind Karin Dougan. Need some one to be very kind. Minnesota Conference Association of Seventh-Day Adventists Notice is hereby given that the 3rd Triennial Ses- Beverly Dickinson is the secretary in the It could be us as refugees, sion of the Minnesota Conference Association of Minnesota Conference Department of We'll beg for bread with an earnest Seventh-day Adventists, a non-profit corporation Communication. plea, under the laws of the State of Minnesota, will be Or lie on our backs in fear and pain, held in connection with the 3rd Triennial Session International Day at and 97th Regular Session of the Minnesota Con- Knowing we'll never be well again. ference of Seventh-day Adventists at Maplewood St. Paul First Church Academy, Hutchinson, Minnesota, on Sunday, Oh, God open our eyes to see June 14, 1981, at 11:00 o'clock A. M. The purpose By A. C. Carlson The suffering that ours could be. of the meeting is to elect the officers and Board of Trustees for said Association, as well as transact Tony Fritz, pastor of the St.Paul First Live more simply and much less fuss, any other business that may properly come Church, invited Everett Cornwall to Because the next ones, may be us. before the delegates. All delegates to the Confer- ence Session are delegates of this corporation. conduct Sabbath School and the wor- Ruby Palmer Ware is the communication Earnest E. Lutz, President ship service. Everett agreed and secretary for the Aitkin Church. P. S. Young, Secretary _CENTRAL STATES Never Underestimate stimulating concepts of "managing ducted by the DeShays, the confer- God's Spirit your diet - the live longer now" the- ence administration received reports ory. There was tremendous interest from all ministers and department Eunice Foley had been canvassing a when Dr. DeShay referred to the Spirit directors. The three-day meeting con- young man who had sent her a request of Prophecy's theory of vital force and cluded with the announcement of the for the Bible Story set. Upon complet- the electrical potential of the body. 1980 pastor of the year award. R. P. ing her canvass, she was informed that the man was preparing to enter the ministry. From natural instincts, she offered him the opportunity to purchase the Bible Reference set. The young man Outstanding pastors for 1980 left to right: became quite G. H. Taylor (Sharon); J. E. White (Bethel); embarrassed when Left to right: S. Haywood Cox, Samuel R. P. Stafford (Linwood); M. McCleary Eunice Foley Eunice told him he DeShay, L. B. Hampton, William DeShay. (Leavenworth/St. Joseph); B. T. Rice (Northside). could have the reference set with a According to Gerald Jones, pastor ten-dollar down payment. He did not from the Lincoln/Omaha district, the Stafford was presented the award by even have $10. But he promised pay- DeShays combined presentations president S. Haywood Cox. ment on the following Friday. That were some of the most practical given William R. Wright is Director of the Com- next Friday, Eunice began making her workers thus far. collections. She had prayed to the Lord munication Departent of the Central States In addition to the seminars con- Conference. but was not meeting any success. Each home presented one disappointment after another. No one had any money. Community Guest Day At Palace of Peace Suddenly the Holy Spirit brought to her mind the young man who had promised the $10 payment. Ironically, the young man was very happy to see Eunice. He had been waiting for her. To her surprise the young man took out $100 to pay on the books. She was overwhelmed. "Our heavenly Father has a thou- sand ways to provide for us of which we know nothing." Colporteur Minis- try, p.114. Eunice has been a credenti- aled literature evangelist for many years. She is truly thankful for this wonderful promise.

DeShays Combine Efforts Community Guest Day. Guest Pastor E. Slocumb, Jr. stands at the far left. For Workers' Meeting By Pansy Blue Christian Record Braille Foundation, By William R. Wright The Palace of Peace Church of Colo- was the guest speaker. His message rado Springs, Colorado held its first The 1981 workers' meeting for the emphasized "God's standard for the Community Guest Day. Services were Central States Conference was very Christian." It was a powerful message inspirational, informative, and practi- held at the Ivey Chapel on the Fort and quite informative. cal. Doctors Samuel and William Carson Army Post just outside Colo- One highlight of the day's program DeShay combined their knowledge rado Springs. was the dedication to the Lord of little and experience to present a seminar Thirty to 55 non-Adventist guests Shezarat Yomee. Shezarat is the stressing the importance of the were present to participate in the Sab- daughter of Yolanders McClendon. Seventh-day Adventist worker's bath services and the fellowship healthful, evangelistic life style. dinner which followed. Pansy Blue is communication secretary of William DeShay, administrator for Robert White, area director for the Palace of Peace Church. black affairs in the Southern California Conference, lectured in part on Mass- lou's theory the "hierarchy of needs". Kindness Never Goes was a special birthday appreciation "It is important" Dr. DeShay stated, Out of Style social. Members of the church were "that the Adventist worker understand By Julia Williams invited and brought refreshments and the full impact of 'Be kindly affect- gifts. Certainly there is no better feel- Local elder, Herman Burton, was ioned one to another with brotherly ing than the mutual acceptance of love pleasantly surprised recently when love. . . .' Romans 12:10." and kindness. Samuel DeShay, director of health members of the Emmanuel Church in services for the General Conference of St. Joseph, Missouri expressed their Julia Williams is communication secretary Seventh-day Adventists, conveyed kindness and gratitude. The occasion of the Emmanuel Church. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Trinidad Colorado Services will be conducted in the Janice Curtis and other members of Old Faithful Lodge Recreation Center the church. Dedicates Sanctuary in Yellowstone National Park, Wyom- The classes were held Sunday The sixty-member church in Trin- ing. Sabbath School begins at 10:00 through Thursday at 7:30 p.m., featur- dad, Colorado was dedicated to the a.m. with worship services following. A ing slide programs, food demonstra- Lord's service on March 14, 1981. The pastor will be provided for each ser- tions and samples, guest speakers and guest list included a former pastor, R. vice from June 6 through August 29, delicious recipes. Chester Barger, who directed the Sab- 1981. Kathy Callahan, a guest from the bath School lesson study. The Rocky For visitors to the Rocky Mountain Department of Public Health, pre- Mountain Conference president, Wil- National Park in Colorado, the beauti- sented "We Become What We Eat". liam C. Hatch, ministered during the ful new church in Estes Park is only "Sugar, Carbohydrates and Protein" worship service. The Mid-America three miles from the eastern entrance was presented by Emloretta Mathews Union president, E. S. Reile, preached on Highway 34. Sabbath School begins from the nursing department at the dedicatory message. Harry Haas, at 9:30, with worship services follow- Bethesda Care Nursing Home. Dr. ing. Dr. Avery Dick is the pastor. Ronald McLean, an Adventist physician from Greybull, spoke on "Diet, Worland Church Holds Nutrition and Cancer." Jackie Harrod, Cooking School Director of the Home Economics Department of the Worland High By Bette Curtis School, talked about "Snack and Junk Foods." Willard West, Personal Minis- Classes in cooking and nutrition were recently conducted in Worland, tries Director from the Worland Wyoming and received both participa- Church, spoke on "Why Vegetar- tion and support from the community. ianism." Trinidad, Colorado Church The classes were conducted by Willard Betty Curtis is the communication secretary Mid-America Union treasurer, gave and Doris West, with the assistance of of the Worland Church. some interesting and appropriate his- torical information. Margaret Barnes, ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE EASTERN SLOPE CAMP MEETING whose husband was pastor in Trinidad CAMPION ACADEMY during the building of the church, June 9-13, 1981 assisted with the church history. C. M. Christianson, present pastor, served as RESERVATION BLANK chairman of the afternoon dedication service. The new church building was lease check your preference Dormitory rooms have two single beds No furniture Tent space without electricity 03 00 per night may be moved You will need to furnish your own begun when a rancher, Glen Watkins, Tent space with electricity for lights 04.00 per night bedding and towels. No electric hot plates or heaters of any kind are allowed in the dormitory or camping Trader space without electricity 03 00 per night Trailer space with electricity for lights $4 00 per night areas We are asking that you not move your belongings out of your room during the Sabbath hours I Dormitory room with roommate 05 00 per night (Roommate will be assigned by locating office) Mail this reservation to: Dormitory room without roommate 10 00 per night Locating Committee I Dormitory room for two 010 00 per night Campion Academy 42nd and Academy Drive A $5.00 non-refundable deposit is necessary to make a reservation. Please check the days you wish to reserve the above Preference will be given to those staying for the entire camp Loveland, CO 80537

Name ( I Tuesday June 9 ( I Wednesday June 10 Address NO PETS IN THE DORMS OR ON THE Stise in II* ( ) Thursday June 11 CAMPGROUND THIS YEAR( ( I Friday June 12 Coy s'n. ( I Saturday June 13 PM. Ilmbsi

Left to right, Harry Haas, Mid-America ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE WESTERN SLOPE CAMP MEETING Union treasurer; Chester Barger, former Trinidad pastor; Wm. C. Hatch, Rocky Assembly of God Camp Cedaredge, Colorado Mountain Conference president; C. M. May 26-30, 1981 Christianson, pastor; and E. S. Reile, Mid- America Union president. RESERVATION BLANK

who lived near Model, remembered Please check your preference: Dormitory rooms have 8 single beds (4 bunk beds) in the church in his will with a sizable ( ) Tent space $3 50 per night each room You will need to furnish your own bedding and towels. No electric hot plates or heaters of sum. Those in attendance at the dedi- ( ) Trailer or Camper Space $5 00 per night any kind are allowed in the dormitory or camping ( ) Dormitory Space(s) for $4 50 per night per person cation were invited to the Fellowship areas. We are asking individuals not to move their (Please check number you are reserving for) belongings out of their rooms during the Sabbath Hall for refreshments following the (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) ( hours. service. A $5.00 non-refundable deposit is necessary to make a reservation Please check the days you wish to reserve the above A 32.00 refundable key deposit is charged at regis- ) Tuesday May 26 tration time for dormitory rooms. Church Services Available ) Wednesday May 27 Checkout time for the above is 3:00 6m If you wish to ) Thursday May 28 For Park Visitors stay after that time, you will be charged another night's ) Friday May 29 rent I Sabbath May 30 Name Seventh-day Adventist church ser- Mail this reservation to: Address vices will be available to visitors to the Ste. w taz Moir. Locating Committee Western Slope two national parks located within the Rocky Mountain Conference ca.( tuft territory of the Rocky Mountain Con- 2520 S. Downing Denver, CO 80210 ference. _.ROCKY MOUNTAIN_ Health Emphasis Seminar Koreans Form At Greeley Church Company By Carolyn Mettler By Violet Archambeau Dr. and Mrs. Ralph McClure and A new company of believers has Sherry Wirsz, from Eden Valley •, been added to the great Rocky Moun- Institute recently spent a weekend tain Conference. On March 28, Wm. with the Greeley, Colorado church, h tel C. Hatch, president, and Gordon L. o directing a Health Emphasis Seminar. ) Retzer, secretary, organized a Korean The inspiring meetings began with a MM 1 Have you given thought to your INVEST- language company to be known as the talk on Friday night on the prevention MENT project for 1981? These children Denver Korean Company. of cancer. Among the suggestions Dr. from the primary and junior departments McClure gave were these: get plenty of the Golden, Colorado church were of fiber in your diet, control your responsible, along with their leaders, for weight and get adequate amounts of raising more than $1,200 for INVEST- Vitamins, A, E and C. MENT in 1980! The theme of Sabbath morning church service was "Why We Have A Limon Church Receives Health Message". We have a health message because God cares about us New Sign and our bodies. The health message is The Limon, Colorado Adventist one of the finest ways of breaking Church is again identified in the com- down prejudices. We cannot be of munity! For more than two years this Elder Hatch greets George Hahn, new glory to God when our bodies are sick small church family has not had an Korean Company leader. Pastor David Oh and diseased. Sabbath afternoon identifying sign on their building. Eve- and Dr. Chang Cha are to the right of the brought talks about the heart and ryone knew it was needed to aid guests conference President, Elder A. G. Rat- weight control. Director of nursing, and visitors in this farming community cliffe, Denver South pastor, and Gordon Sherry Wirsz, talked on weight control of nearly 2,000, but, when church Retzer, conference secretary, look on. and included the following members are scattered over vast wheat Pastor David Oh will serve as the suggestions in her talk: eat simply, farms and cattle ranches, it is easy to pastor for this group that has grown regularly, slowly; advance planning leave the actual work to someone else. from 25 to 48 persons under his care in controls impulsive buying; surrender the past year. At the present time there your weight problems to Jesus through are five persons preparing for baptism a daily devotional; watch out for such and more than 65 in attendance each danger zones as weekends, vacations, Sabbath. In addition- to those attend- watching TV; throw away all junk food ing services, there are about 18 Ko- in your pantry; have big breakfasts and reans living in the Denver area who are small suppers; drink lots of water prospective church members. between meals; exercise.

The Limon, Colorado church family is all smiles at the dedication of their new church sign. Pastor Ralph Watts III brought the matter to the church board and immediately received approval to have Don w84 The benefits of simple remedies like great- Smith, a member of the Colorado Y• grandma used were demonstrated by Mrs. Springs Church, build and erect a suit- Korean members in native costume. Ralph McClure at the Greeley Health able sign. Emphasis Seminar. Pastor Oh and the members of this The Sabbath evening meeting was new company have set two goals that presented by Mrs. McClure on home they hope to accomplish in 1981: remedies, the old-fashioned kind like First they wish to increase Sabbath great-grandma used. While the School attendance to 85. audience munched on a supper of Secondly they wish to increase church membership from 48 to 65. popcorn and apples, Mrs. McClure Don Smith, a Colorado Springs builder, gave detailed demonstrations on George Hahn was chosen as com- receives a gift from the church as a token pany leader and Dr. Chang Cha was bringing down a child's fever with of their appreciation of the new sign he contrast baths; cold compresses for built and gave to the Limon church. asked to serve as treasurer of the company. sore throats; charcoal poultices for In his sermon on the day of dedica- drawing out infections and swellings; Services are conducted each Sab- tion of the new sign, Pastor Watts bath in the auditorium of Porter Mem- and hot fomentations for upper thanked the congregation for their respiratory infections and nervous orial Hospital. Sabbath School is at cooperation in getting the new sign for 9:30, and worship services at 11:00 a.m. conditions. An enjoyable, informative the church. He stressed in a most weekend was appreciated by the All services are in the Korean forceful way the transcending impor- language. Greeley Church. tance of each member becoming a Carolyn Mettler is communication "sign", testifying to the power of Violet Archambeau is communication secretary of the Greeley Church God's Divine Grace. secretary of the Denver South Church. liANSASNERRASKA_ TWO GREAT CAMP MEETINGS in the Kansas-Nebraska Conference

I wish to personally invite all INSPIRITIONAL SPEAKERS members of the Kansas- PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS Nebraska Conference to attend one of our camp meetings this CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP year. A spiritual feast awaits YOUTH PROGRAMS you at either Enterprise UPLIFTING MUSIC Academy or Platte Valley Academy. BOOK AND FOOD SALES Joel Tompkins

May 29-June 6 WORKSHOPS June 5-13 at both cv ENTERPRISE. Harry 7.4 Camp Meetings LATTE VALLEY "51 and ACADEMY Nancy ACADEMY Van Pelt

The Compleat Marriage — The Compleat Parent

0•It Clinto Wall Betty Hanson Diet and You Health Roger McQuistan Telephone Evangelism

MUSIC W. J. Hackett at both Retired 0 General Conference 7 Camp Meetings Vice-President 44/ H.M.S. Richards, Jr. Speaker 104 Voice of Prophecy King's Heralds Belko Brass C.) Quartet

Fountain Sisters

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L. E. Tucker Quiet Hour Mel Rees — Morning Devotional Speaker W. D. Frazee — Morning Devotional Don Lay — Pacific Press Speaker _KANSAS-NEBRASKA__ Septuagenarians Honored instructors, teachers, division leaders, KANSAS-NEBRASKA elders, deacons, deaconesses, musi- ADVENTIST By Roger Baker cians, a choir director, a church clerk, and a church treasurer. Each of the BOOK CENTER Thirty-eight members of the Pied- twenty-three present was given a cor- Announces the following camp meeting mont Park Community Seventh-day sage or a boutonniere. $. schedule: Adventist Church were honored at Honorees included Ainsley Blair, Enterprise Academy services April 11, according to Monte Catherine Blair, Cecil Bridges, Kathe- Enterprise, Kansas Morris, Sabbath School superintend- rine Bridges, Leota Butz, Frank Catlin, ent for the day. Pearl Counsel, Clara Donoho, Bertha May 29-June 7 Garn, Jessie Haning, Vada Hedges, Platte Valley Academy John Hickman, and Clara Hickman, Shelton, Nebraska Ruth Henkelmann, Edith Hild, Harriett June 5-June 14 Hines, Emmett Hineseley, Flora Jones, Complete display of Dorothy Kaplar, Viola Macasa, Carl Meyers, Tillie Meyers, Celia Moutray, • Books Maude Nielson, Emily Park, David • Foods Schwartz and Ida Schwartz. Vivian • Records Peterson, Edith Robison, Lillian SUNDAY SALE Rohde, Minnie Sothan, Iva Spiedel, Ruth Thomas, Georgia Towle, Paul Enterprise Academy Versaw, Hazel Walker, Clarence Trib- May 31 1:30-3:00 ble, and Lois Tribble. Platte Valley Academy Not only have these individuals June 7 1:30-3:00 served their church in the past but they Ruth Henke!mann receiving a corsage. • Outstanding Bargains continue to serve. Several had part in They were distinguished in that each the program of the day. John Hickman • Gifts For Children has outlived the three score and ten , led the song service, Clarence Tribble • Door Prize-Collector's Item and several the fourscore years of offered prayer, Paul Versaw gave a Worth S200.00 Psalm 90:10, explained Morris. One mission talk, and Lillian Rohde gave a • Food Specials will soon celebrate her 98th birthday. talk on witnessing. They represented nearly every facet of No Individual charges Cash, checks, Master/Visa welcome the church organization including for- Roger Baker is communication secretary of eign missionaries, ministers, Bible the Piedmont Park Church. The above applies to both camp meetings _IOWA-MISSOURI work in our conference for years to Mrs. Peter Dible and members of the Gift Annuities come. Bedford Seventh-day Adventist You may fund a Gift Annuity with Would you like to give a substantial Church. real estate or other appreciated prop- gift to the work of the Lord and at the The excellent attendance showed erties as well as cash. The value of your same time receive up to 14% on your that the citizens of the staunch meat- Annuity will not be taxed in your es- Iowa-Missouri Gift Annuity? and-potato diet community were also tate, nor will it be subject to probate The Gift Annuity Plan is a wise and interested in improving their diet. proceedings or court costs. It will sound stewardship program that gives The church women demonstrated immediately be released to do a work you the spiritual satisfaction of helping the baking of nutritional bread, use of for the Lord in our field. others at the same time you are help- meat substitutes, and offered various It is possible to take out a Gift ing yourself. foods for sampling each night. Annuity for two persons. This is called When you place an amount of $500 Dr. John Ott, a local physician, a joint Annuity. Two names are used in stressed the importance of diet in rela- or more into this Plan, you receive in the Annuity agreement, with the pay- tion to heart and circulatory diseases. return a guaranteed, steady income, ment continuing throughout the life Dr. Larry Heater, the city's only dentist paid quarterly, for the rest of your life. of the survivor. and a Seventh-day Adventist, lectured Your Annuity payment, which is based The rate of return is based on your concerning the necessity of reducing on your age at the time your Annuity is age at the time the Annuity agreement the refined carbohydrates for healthy written, may be as high as 14%. Upon is written. teeth and improved general health. your death, the funds placed into this For more information contact your Those attending expressed a desire agreement will go directly to the Conference Trust Services Depart- for the conducting of future cooking Lord's work, without probate costs. ment by writing P.O. Box 65665, West schools in Bedford. Because your Annuity payments are Des Moines, Iowa 50265 or by phone, fully guaranteed, you'll have the peace Women Participate In in Iowa 515-223-1197, and in Missouri of mind and security you need. You Community Organization 816-353-7113. will enjoy freedom from investment The ladies of the Bedford church worries, and will receive tax advan- have been active in the "Church tages . . . a portion of your money is News From Bedford Womens United" organization. The tax-deductible as a gift immediately, Bedford church building has been By Gordon C. Wallace, D.D.S. as well as most of the income you used at times for their regular receive. You'll also have the great per- Nutrition Class meetings. sonal satisfaction of knowing that you A very successful three-night cook- Instead of having the last meeting in are giving back to God what He has ing school was held in the Bedford one location, it was decided to have entrusted to you, by helping the Lord's State Savings Bank's Courtesy Room by Bible study groups in four different

al AS ISM CT. /NA", I/ _10WA-MISSOURI homes. The home of Mrs. Gordon dents and their teacher, Ron Wood, His wife says she is an "Ingathering Wallace was chosen as one and Pastor manned the booth for one-half day. widow" from January until March. Peter Dible of the Bedford SDA church Thus their Junior Temperance Club Pastor Riffel says his inspiration was asked to present the topic. will gain points from taking part. came after he read From Vision To Twenty one ladies from the com- Reality which is about Loma Linda munity attended and were impressed from 1905 to 1980. This book tells how by the presentation given. Mrs. Wal- our denomination succeeded in the lace received letters of appreciation medical world after six other medical from several of the ladies. Here are a schools in Los Angeles failed. He first few of the statements: "Thank you for gave this book to a medical man in our your love of Christ and eagerness to area, and after reading it, the man gave share it with others." "Pastor Dible had a $200 donation. much to share in Christ, and I received The retired Pastor Riffel is 82 years so much from his study - hope it can old and raises a big garden which he happen again." "The love and time shares with shut-ins. He goes water ski- you gave to be a hostess were certainly ing and is the first elder in his church. appreciated. You truly radiate the love He gives Bible studies to follow up his of Christ. Blessings upon you." Trisha England explains "Sams" contami- contacts. He says, "What I'm praying The ladies of the Bedford church nated lungs to a group of students. for now is to see one individual bap- feel that their witnessing with the reli- The booth consisted of signs, pos- tized because of my Ingathering gious activities of the community are ters, drug display, Smoking Sam, and work." indeed profitable and will help break other visual aids such as lung speci- Members of Pastor Riffel's family down false ideas some may have con- mens, inflatable cigarette, poison kit, were prisoners of war in the Phillipines cerning Seventh-day Adventists. etc. Many favorable comments were and were rescued in 1945. He has two The Church's History made, even by other exhibitors, daughters, Mrs. Kenneth A. Snider of The Bedford Seventh-day Adventist regarding the attractive and very infor- Massachusetts, and Mrs. Bruce Huff Church is one of the newest churches mative booth. of California, and one son, Dr. G. W. in Iowa, and the only SDA church in Participating in such an endeavor is Riffel of Bourbon, Missouri. the three southwest counties of the truly an inspirational experience, and one that stimulates a desire for a state. The church has made much pro- Nutrition Class gress since it was organized in 1973 greater outreach to aleviate some of with 17 members. Today the member- mankind's problems and alerting them Held In Spencer to how God intends us to care for our ship has increased to 58 and meets in a By Stanley Teller very representative church building. bodies. The desire of students and For the last four years it has supported youth to see their parents healthy was Nancy Teller recently conducted a church school. manifested in the many requests for nutrition classes in the community As 1980 is reviewed, one finds many literature to help parents stop smok- room of the Spencer Seventh-day activities have taken place throughout ing. We would encourage others to try Adventist Church. The instruction the year and we have related only a such an exhibit. You might even take covered basic nutrition as expressed in few of them here. Smoking Sam to a shopping mall to the Bible and the counsel given in Mrs. advertize a Five-Day Plan to Stop White's writings. One of the most Gordon C. Wallace, D.D.S., is the commun- Smoking. You will have greater results interesting topics discussed was a ication secretary of the Bedford Church. from your display contacts. "Health Child." The audience participated in decorating the table each evening. Interesting and helpful sug- Health Fair in Retired Pastor Does gestions were exchanged during the Des Moines College Unique Ingathering question and answer periods. The Iowa-Missouri Temperance/ After being a pastor for 40 years on Stanley Teller is the pastor of the Spencer Youth Department, under the lead- the West Coast, Wm. B. Riffel retired to Church. ership of Ron Scott, and his secre- a rural area in Missouri 18 years ago tary, Trisha England, sponsored a and is now bring- St. Joseph Hosts booth at the Polk County Health Edu- ing in thousands of Van Denburgh Evangelism cation Fair at Drake University here in dollars for Ingath- Des Moines. They were among 35 ering in a unique By Gary Boydston exhibitors including the American manner with a St. Joseph, Missouri was the setting Cancer, Lung, and Heart Associations, person-to-person for an evangelistic series by Dr. John all hospitals in the area, and other approach. He waits and Clara Van Denburgh during Feb- health related organizations until all other ruary and March. Those in attendance There were 2,000 school children solicitors have were thrilled by the music and inspired who visited the booth and 1,375 completed their as John taught from the Word of God Winner magazines were handed out. campaign, then he Wm. B. Rifle! each night. Many adults visited the booth and contacts individu- A special Sabbath celebration was picked up various brochures; 15 als person-to-person. He believes this held at the nearby theater when 21 signed up for the Five-Day Plan to Stop is the way to do Ingathering, not by persons were baptized. As a result, the Smoking which will be conducted by personal giving of the church membership of the newly-formed Hill- Gerri Adams, lay worker from the Des members. Pastor Riffel has gathered at side Seventh-day Adventist Church Moines First Church. She also assisted least $10,000 in the last five years. This has nearly doubled. in the booth part time. Pastor and Mrs. year he has received $2,300 with a Hinckley of Marshalltown helped one promise of more to come. His smallest Gary Boydston is the personal ministries day, and the Knoxville SDA school stu- donation was 50 cents, his largest $250. leader of the Hillside Church.

• •• • •• ••• ••• ••• ____HOSPITALq Brighton Community cigarette smoking habit. Wa-Rite is our weight loss and management program Hospital to Observe which lasts several weeks and not only National Hospital Week helps participants take off weight, but also healthfully keep it off. And finally, "Looking Well Into The Future" will we have begun offering a class on be the theme of Brighton Community stress management. Hospital's celebration of National Hos- National Hospital Week is spon- pital Week May 10-16. Said Harold A. sored each year by the American hos- Buck, administrator, "We devote our pital Association and its approximately fullest resources to providing the best 6,000 member hospitals. health care possible today but we know that we have to look to the future to find even better ways to care as patient and community needs change. That's why Brighton Com- PATHOLOGIST munity Hospital is currently construct- JOINS ing a new health care facility. With the MOBERLY new hospital, we will be able to pro- MEDICAL vide the most modern and complete CENTER health care possible to the residents of Rick Ketchum has been named assistant the Brighton area." Neal E. Wearner, M.D., a pathologist, is the administrator for personnel at Porter During National Hospital Week the first Seventh-day Adventist physician to Memorial Hospital. He has more than ten hospital is calling special attention to join the 61-member staff at Moberly years' experience in the health care indus- several of its programs designed to Regional Medical Center, according to try. He graduated from Union College with help community residents safeguard Jim Culpepper, administrator. Dr. a Bachelor of Science degree in business Wearner, 34, is a 1973 graduate of Loma and improve their health. administration, and obtained a Master's Linda University. His residency in pathol- degree at Xavier University in Cincinnati. "Our Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking ogy was taken at West Virginia University. He has served as an administrative assist- has been tested and proven effective He is board certified in anatomic and clini- ant since joining Porter Hospital last April. nationwide in helping people kick the cal pathology. Dr. Wearner and his wife, Carla, have one son, Todd Dale, age 3. _UNION COLLEGE pus organization at UNL around in my in their dorm rooms with surveys or Adventist Presence head the whole first semester. I didn't literature. Felt at UNL Campus know exactly who to see for a while. "The first priority of the club is to When I found out, I wasn't sure any- meet the needs of the Adventists that "Dayspring, a new campus organi- one would listen." attend UNL. We want to have meetings zation, presents . . ." about practical topics like dating and The opening words of this advertise- marriage, and the lessons we can learn ment will be seen often on posters and from Jesus' life on earth. We want to in the newspaper by students and help the Adventist on campus first, and faculty at the University of Nebraska then branch out to others." Lincoln campus (UNL). Doug Stuva, Stuva says Dayspring began by sur- Union College theology major, is the veying 59 UNL students to find out moving force behind Dayspring. their interests. Twenty-six of these 59 "A population of 25,000 people at indicated they would be interested in the university campus. That's an evan- attending Bible studies on dating rela- gelist's dream," says Stuva. "People tions. "So we decided to squeeze who hurt and even cry sometimes. Doug Stuva, junior theology major at some in before the end of the year," People who have grown up listening to Union College, explains the Dayspring he says. "Of course we realize we may stale, lifeless sermons, never realizing concept to members of the organization at only get 10% of the 26 out to a meeting, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. that there's more to God than bore- but it was a starting point for the short dom and formality. And people who Marty Reynolds, an Adventist UNL time we had. It will also help us to get are hard-core atheists as well. There law student who lives on the Union to know some people before getting are over 25,000 of these real-life peo- campus during the school year, sub- started next year." ple within 20 minutes of Union's mitted a constitution to the govern- Concluding, Stuva adds, "We've campus." mental body at UNL responsible for already started making arrangements "Yet," continues Stuva, "as far as I campus organizations. The constitu- with Sieg Roeske, professor of religion know, the Adventist church was doing tion was accepted, and "Dayspring" at Union, to hold his public evangelism nothing to help them. Apparently the became a recognized student organi- class's annual Five-Day Plan to Stop UNL campus has been almost totally zation, with Dr. Gunther Paulien, a Smoking at UNL and maybe a cooking ignored." faculty member in the division of con- school, too. We've also submitted a After receiving a bachelor of arts tinuing studies, as sponsor. constitution to the programs office at degree in journalism-education last "By becoming recognized as an Kearney State College, and have a May from Kearney State College in organization, Dayspring can now use person attending the University of Nebraska, Stuva enrolled at Union to any campus facilities available at the Nebraska at Omaha doing the same. begin classes in theology the following university for Bible studies, cooking We hope to make Dayspring a state- fall. schools, or stop-smoking clinics," says wide organization, and then possibly "I threw the idea of starting a cam- Stuva. "And we can also visit students move out from there." _UNION SESSION FIRST MID-AMERICA UNION SESSION FEATURES HARVEST TIME-'81

Union College Collegiate Chorale. General Conference officers discuss the session. Des Cummings, Jr., Andrews University professor, explains the church growth concept.

C. E. Bradford introduces E. S. Reile and C. D. Brooks, Breath of Life speaker, deliv- Mrs. Reile upon Reile's re-election as Mid- ering the keynote address for ministerial E. S. Reile honoring retiring personnel. America Union president. meetings.

President Reile delivers the challenge of John Thurber, newly elected Mid-America Harvest Time-'81 at the conclusion of the Union youth director, formerly with the session. King's Heralds Quartet, brings musical inspiration. E. S. Reile bids farewell to E. L. Marley, former Northern Union president.

Oakwood College professor, Benjamin Reaves, gives instruction to ministers on Weldon Treat, Sheridan, Wyoming pastor, Sheraton-Royal Hotel auditorium in Kan- preaching. and his golden trumpet. sas City where the session was held.

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