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1 i 1 -1 WM Pig A4-4NDEPENDENT cm How to Play Synagogue Golf Rabbi Harold Kush Tier: of fellow but to improve your- for Missions nobody will worry about keeping up with the Joneses, but people at sU times will ask, what is iny real level? whats right for me? never satisfied to be jess than they might be, but never longing to be more than they have the capacity to be. "SYNAGOGUE GOLF: In which people will rush up to the loral pro (the' rabbi) and ask him urgently, please tell me what little tilings am I doing wrong, so I can correct them self. With tills In mind, I propose the following indoor variations on 'golf, suitable for Inclement weather when the course-is inaccessible: ETHICAL GOLF: In which people will ask, not am I any worse than my but rather, could 1 with some effort, be a little better, more honest, mow sensitive tomorrow than I was yesterday? STATUS GOLF: In which in Arab Lands By LES RODNEY Christian missionary efforts among the Moslems nf -Jordan work. So reports Rev. H.

E. Rob- Israd, Great hRs decided that golf Is a rdt-gtouagame. This la true, he said in a recent communication to the United Synogogue Review, not only because golf is often played, on the Swath, nor even because of-the sacrifices people make for and the which they regard it1 It is rdigioui because the basic idea of the game is a spiritually sublime one, declared the rabbi uQo evidently is no stranger to tee and In golf, the object is not ao much to defeat the Other player as to Improve yourself, to do better today than you did last time. At first, you struggle to break 100; when you can do that regularly, you try to whittle it down to 90 or even SO. You analyze what youre doing wrong, and try to correct the little faults that ruin your score." How wonderful it would be, continued Rabbi Kushner, if people would apply the same philosophy to other areas of life they would recognize in all activities that the goal -is not to outdo the pext FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fifth St.

and Locust Ava. Jamas S. McKowan, Pastor 9:30 A.M BIBLE SCHOOL Classes for all ages Service Rebroadcast at P.M. Station KBBI-fM at 107.5 "WORSHIP IN STEREO" 10:45 A.M. "OUR GOD IS ABLE" 70 P.M.

"THE BITTER SCRAWL (From. Book af Mr. McKowan Spaaking Both Sarvicas Nurseries at All Services Outside Elevator for your Convenianc ADVENTISTS RACK FROM FIVE-YEAR MISSION IN JORDAN The Robinsons Till of Unusual Evangelistic Problems AME Church Joins I Union Consultation: iusbn and family, back after five years during which he was president of the Jordan Mission of Seventh-day Adventists. His wife is Mrs. Jean Olney Robinson, daughter of the pastor of Long Beachs Seventh-day Adventist Church.

The Robinsons have four children, the youngest two bom in Arabia. Itjs a very difficult thing for a Moslem to actually convert to a Christian," the missionary said, since he would be generally ostracized, and his family and neighbors may use force against 'Religious, and nationalistic zeal merge, he explained, so that if someone bums Christian mail, he is doing it for country as well as religion." f. NONETHELESS the Robin-SQtjii ministered to -existing Anp Christians there are now four Adventist churches iiV Jordan, plus a school in Amman, the capital, and cultural center in Arab Jerusalem. And had modest success in the tedious, slogging work of evangelism. As in most other countries of the world, nationalism makes the role of indigenous people -a ta reaching 'point of contact which putl the Adventists one tip on most other Christian denominations, and In fact may pdHty explain why they are thdmost succesaful Protestants In the Mid East, is their strong stress on right living" with absolutely no alcoholic beverages or smoking THE CHURCH THAT CARES Public Confessions Asked by.

Priest DIALrA-DEVOTION ANYTIME 4324000 their home, it is hard to get they try so hard to. serve and entertain you properly. Especially," said if you can speak the language. THE FIRST full year of service was spent by the Robin-, sons secluded from all English speaking people, in a small Arab village high in the mountains of Lebanon. There they tackled Arabic, one of die worlds most difficult languages to learn.

Pastor Robinson recalls his first sermon in Arabic. It was written out and studiously memorized. After preaching it, word for word, in my study 75 times, I con-fidentlystood up and delivered it the 76th time, this time to my first public Arab audience. After the service my house servant came up to me and exclaimed: That was just wonderful, pastor! Why, I believe I understood almost half of what you said today" Rev. Robinson says he found King Hussein of Jordan personally very pleasant, and- understanding to foreigners.

The RbMnson-chfidren had afittae -pUjfag Arid) Children, and took to the language as youngsters do. They'll sing you an Arabic song at tiie drop of a request Children, said Mrs. Robinson, are considered the wealth of the Mid-East-The Arabs love their children, and consider them an asset not a liability OLD Jerusalem, the Robinsons say, startlingly suggests the Biblical setting of Jesus time. Mostly life is' un-changedT awTyou cut readily see what is new, it stands out They did not get over to the Israel aide of Jerusalem. This wuld have forfeited their right to come bade at least All you heard East Side CHRISTIAN CHURCH Conference, suggested public service of confession designed to reinstate the idea sin is social Penance must -be communal as well as personal, he said.

It is hardly possible to feel joy that -one receives mercy in a stuff, darkened confessional major Negro denomination the African Methodist Episcopal Son Church has been added to the roster Protestant bodies trying to form a united church. The AME Zion Church, which has about 800,000 members, formally accepted membership in the Consultation on Church Union (COCU), the forum in which the merger talks have been underway since 1962. Eight other denominations witha of 25 million were previously Involved in COCU. HOUSTON, Tex. LB A Roman Catholic priest says the sacrament of confession was one area untouched by the Vatican Council but changes in the rites are coming.

Rev. John E. Corrigan, Washington, D.G, said Friday there is need to counteract the ritualistic list confession. Father Contgan, speaking before the flnal ses-sion of the Catholic Liturgical (Dtacktaa at Christ 7th and Ohtsaa Rav. Jaha W.

Masaar, Paatar Tsi. MQ Chundi ichsal tM am. Sarvica Nf AM. Ytolh Oram PAL 'THE GREAT BENEDOON about hostility to Israel is true and then some," Rev. Robinson said.

It is an emotional thing. Another Adventist family has taken up their arduous duties in Jordan. 'After completing studies at Andrews University in Michigan, Rev. Robinson and family will return to the Middle East for another five years, tills time to Lebanon. There hewillserveon the Staff' of fhe training college in Beirut, as professor of Applied Theology and Homilitics, teaching young Arab theological students.

Lebanonwhich is about 50 Christian, is a very different story from Jordan. "There, said Rev. Robinson, we have a. more traditional evangelical approach, with no inhibitions and restriptlonsa Ritualism, he said, could be use: of -Bixby-Knolls CHRISTIAN CHURCH lighted, spacious, comfortable confessional rooms. (DIsdptes of ChrtsO AmsJ fl BaalM BMbV RN PHVBr wi 11:41 AJH-Wanhle ianPca "WHEN WORRIES WEAKEN" AAL lunday Schaalr AJtL-ChlMraWt Churdii i PJUL-Yaulh Gnupa GREAT BUYS In carpets are listed in today's Classified Tum back now! FROM ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Termlneand Catarade REV.

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at Sevamh Ray. F. I you naad, you need a fallow human being to understand your freedom to propogate Chris-tianity," Rev. Robinson explained, and each convert must face great hardship. and trials; we found the Arab people hospitable and friendly.

There is no hostility to Americans among the average Once you are in case. (Batman Paia Varda and Wmdraffl on E. WHIew Rav. Mkhael Franda, Radar 7:45 A.M.r Holy Communion 9:10 A.M Family Sarvica St. Pauls Lutheran 1:00 A.M Holy Communion 10:00 AM.

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