Far Eastern Division Outlook for July 1973
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tyr CZ. OU TLOOK M.C. (P) 352/73 D N 6674 Don A. Roth, Editor Deskside Jane Allen, Managing Editor Mrs. P.41. Eldridge, Editorial Secretory Published monthly as the Official Organ of ' the For Eastern Division of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. SOO Thomson Road, Singapore 11. - Republic of Singapore. , Chats Indexed in the Swenth-day Adventist Periedkal Indies • Printed at Malaysian Signs Press 251 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore IS, Republic of Singapore. Far Eastern Division "Yield" P. H. Eldridge ... President W. T. Clark Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer H. W. Seawall held Se.retury and RAFFIC signs resemble policemen more than they do preachers. They Assistant Treasurer R. L. Rawson Assistant Treasurer T command rather than persuade. And mechanical obedience ordinarily Assistant Secretary avoids both collisions and citations. D. D. Dennis. Auditor Departmental Secretaries One roadside notice, however, calls for a demonstration of character. 0. C. Edwards - Education Found where traffic lanes merge, it says, "Yield." .1. H. Lentry .— Associate. Education Marion Simmons Associate Education Here the motorist must make his own analysis of the situation. His and Parent and Home C. L. Shanks) Lay Activities better judgment may require waiting for another vehicle, a decision G. C. Myatt Health Makin* A Associate Health which runs counter to human nature. Yielding takes character. R. C. Williams — Ministerial Association and Assoc., Communication A few days ago the newspapers carried the story of two cars that H. W. Bidwell Religious Liberty collided at an intersection downtown. The slight damage would never D. A. .Cominun'oatiori B. E. Jacobs Youth Activities and N.S.O. have made the news, but the altercation between the two drivers did. S. D. Peeigborn Publishing A. N. Santiago Associate Publishing They exchanged first words, then blows. Anger still rising, each driver 1L G. Mary Temperance opened the trunk of his car, seized a tire-changing tool and proceeded to W. V. Clew pws Babb-0th School C. A. Willionas Stewardship, smash windows and dent the body of his opponent's vehicle. Alarmed Trust Services bran idignstql ..... - .......... Evangelist bystanders finally separated and held them until police arrived. D. Heilsbard ..-..... English Language W4•••Ws Union Directory We shake our heads disapprovingly at such apparent lack of self- East indoneeim--fruethon Waworoendsrl9. pres- control. Yet these were professional men with considerable standing in ident; Walter Raronta, secretary; Dale the community. The instinct for self-justification clouded their better judg- treoeurery icllion Dr. Sutomo 191, Menado, Sulinvost Won°, Indonesia, P. 0. ment. Common sense didn't even have a chance. Box 3. West Indonesia--N, G. Hutauruk, president; By contrast, just the other day I found myself needing to turn into P. 1.. Tomborian, secretary; C. G. Oliver, treasurer; Jake Thorririn 22, Jakarta, .loya, a road jammed with an almost endless line of traffic. Even before I could indonesio, P. 0. Box 22iicV,2 . begin feeling sorry for myself, a driver stopped his car and with a friendly Jaaser-5. Kunihiro, president; K. Semeda, Sc-c, 64 ry; — trOa 5, re r; 846 Komi- nod motioned for me to enter the line in the gap that opened ahead of kovrai-Modil, Asahli(O, Yokohama, 241 Japan, him. I never saw him before and wouldn't recognize him again, but he P.. 0. Box 7, Asahi Nish', Yokohama 241, Japan. brightened my whole day. I even think he got some pleasure out of giving Korea—E. Y. Kim, president; H. W. LYI.4 way when he didn't need to. secretari, Jirny Wiggle, treasurer; 66 Hoi-lci- dana. Tangedalenoonkv, Seoul, K044,0. Inter- national mail, IPO Box 1243, Seoul, Korea. A very wise man named Solomon said: "Yielding pacifieth great Centro/ Philippine,—F. M. Arrogonte, pres- offences." (Ecclesiastes 10:4) So don't equate yielding with cowardice. ident; M. U. Donato, secretary-treasurer; 356 Gorordo Ave*, Lotrug, Cebu City, Philippines, Actually, knowing when and how to give in gracefully is one of the finest J-317, P. 0. Sox 3. Christian graces. It pays dividends in good will. And some day it may North Philippieire-14 G. Jereas, president, G. E. Bullock, secretary.treasurer; 2059 even save you from really serious consequences. Donada St., Posay City, Philippines, 13406. P. 0. Box 401, "Yield." South Philippines—M. M. Claveria, preskienta S. L. Lkiguno, secretary; P. M. Diaz treas- It's a good rule—for traffic, or for life. urer; Palm Dr,, Salado, Davao City, 'Philip- pines, 0-404, P. 0. Box 132. • South China Wand--'D. M. Barnett, president; L R.Calburn, 'secretary, D. F. Gilbert, treas- Cordially, urer; 424 Pa To Rd.,Section 2, Taipei, Taiwan .105.. Soetkaast Asla—R. S. Watts, president; K. T. Kong, raceptay; R. I. Gainer, treasurer; 251 Lipper Sostoripoom Rd., Singapore 13, Republic of Sing-apor*, , • - sled Mission PA/ Far !ashen MileresE—P. • G. Wick, president; F. Martin Ytrsrg, secretary-treasurer; 1, 0. Box EA, AQUI19, rn 96910. Paul H. Eldridge, President FAR EASTERN DIVISION OUTLOOK 3 theology major. After graduation he was a ministerial intern. He served in the Southeast Mission as MV To Ponder . and education secretary. Hyun Chul then studied at Philippine Union College and received his Master's HE following was written by Chun, Pyung Duk, degree. Since this time he has been teaching at T secretary of education in the Korean Union Mis- Korean Union College. sion. "The father has been active as a lay pastor and "Shin, Hyun Chul was walking through Taegu, has raised up a church of 30 members which he a city in Korea, one Wednesday afternoon in 1954. pastors. The oldest daughter also raised up a church As he walked along he noticed a sign in front of and is an active lay worker. The second daughter is a barber shop advertising the Voice of Prophecy a loyal church member too. Shin, Shin Kyoon and Bible lessons. This greatly interested the high school his wife have 26 descendants and all are faithful student, Hyun Chul, so he entered the barber shop members of the church." and started talking with the barber, a very active Once more we realize the value of a godly home. Adventist lay worker. Besides enrolling Hyun Chul The one in which these fine children were reared in the Voice of Prophecy correspondence lessons, the helped keep them true to their Lord, Jesus Christ. barber gave him a study on the seventh-day Sabbath When the message of the remnant church came to that very afternoon! Hyun Chul listened and was them, they all studied it, they all accepted it and by convinced, and the very next Sabbath he kept holy. God's grace all have remained true to it. In the "Hyun Chul, of course, shared all this with his Youth/Family Year let us: father Shin, Shin Kyoon who was a very devout Presbyterian. During the Japanese occupation of Korea when all Koreans were commanded to bow STRENGTHEN THE HOME at the shrines, Shin Kyoon had refused. With a few others he founded the Zionist sect, an ultra-conserva- re/.,4•;011S1'77.0.-elef., tive branch of the Presbyterian church. Every day Shin, Shin Kyoon and his wife had worship three times a day for their five children. Workshop to Study Planning "When Hyun Chul first told his father of these new ideas, his father did not accept them right away, of Educational Facilities but he studied and read. Soon he found the answers to many questions that had troubled him for many N Educational Facilities Planning Workshop will years, and he became a baptized church member also. A be held at Andrews University, August 13 to 24. These parents had pledged the Lord that their three The course is designed primarily for graduate sons would become ministers. Hyun Chul remembers students from overseas divisions who are unable to hearing his mother weeping and praying the same take such a course during the regular school year. prayer every night that the Lord would use her sons However, it is open to any graduate student interested as pillars in His kingdom. And the prayer of this in school administration. Christian mother has been answered as her first son The workshop will stress the planning of edu- is now an ordained minister and her second and third cational facilities including buildings, equipment, and sons are licensed ministers in Korea. sites, as influenced by the educational philosophy, "After graduation from high school, Hyun Chul need, and financial resources available. attended Korean Union College where he was a The workshop offers four quarter hours of credit on the graduate level, and is open to any person who qualifies for admission to the School of Graduate Studies. Further information and application blanks are available by writing: Dean, School of Graduate Studies, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49104. COVER PHOTO One of the most active English language schools in the Far Eastern Division is located sn Jakarta. Indonesia. Nearly 700 students ore taking classes from a corps of student missionaries from colleges in North America.. Our cover by the editor shows Patricia Wider, from Loma Linda Chtrsity, La Sierra campus, supervising o laboratory period with Indonesian students in the forepriand obElViaus to the cameraman as t.hey listen to the 'adorn English keniatilEd. At the r4ht in the lab is Linda Lee, of . Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Shin, Shin Kyoon of Korea prayed three times a day Union College, another member of the leant its Jakarta. for their five children. Today all are active workers and church A new group takes over the leadership of the school this members. month. 4 FAR EASTERN DIVISION OUTLOOK July, 1973 Santiago Joins Division brought close fellowship, spiritual refreshment, and professional growth to the faculty.