Who's Who In the Northern Indiana District Church of the Nazarene 1939-1940 (Page 41-48)

Who's Who In The District
For the Church Year 1939-1940
Northern Indiana District
Church of the Nazarene
(Page 41-48)

AUTHOR'S NOTE
In offering this little book to the public, it is our purpose to especially introduce the pastors of the Northern Indiana District, Church of the Nazarene; and it is our hope that you may come to know your nearest Nazarene pastor better. He is in your community for the purpose of rendering a service to you and to your neighbors. He will be glad to have you call upon him when you need spiritual help, or in time of sickness and distress.

If you do not have a regular church home, you will find a warm welcome in the services of any Nazarene Church. We cordially invite you to come and worship with us.

Sincerely yours,
J. W. Montgomery,
District Superintendent

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Page	Page Image	Persons pictured on this page
41		J.B. Chapman, D.D. General Superintendent Vicksburg, MI	J.G. Morrison, D.D. General Superintendent Kansas City, MO
42		D.S. Corlett, D.D. Editor, Herald of Holiness	O.J. Nease, D.D. Editor, Sunday School Literature
43		C. Warren Jones, D.D. Editor, Other Sheep	Rev. Haldor Lillenas Editor, Chruch Hymns
44		Rev. S.T. Ludwig General Secretary, Nazarene Young Peoples Society	A.L. Parrott, D.D. President, Olivet College
45		Rev. Mrs. S.N. Fitkin General President, WFMS	Revs. L.D. & Florence Lockwood Missionaries to South America	Rev. Miss Mary E. Cooper Missionary to Portuguese East Africa
46		Other Pastors and Evangelists Text of page below table
47		"The Nazarene Broadcast" and "Eight Years of Progress in the District" (Text below)
48		Rev. Jesse Towns District Superintendent Southern Indiana	Rev. C.A. Gibson District Superintendent Eastern Ohio	Rev. E.O. Chalfant District Superintendent Illinois

OTHER PASTORS AND EVANGELISTS

We are indeed sorry that it was impossible to secure the cuts of the following pastors and evangelists in time to include them in this publication:

REV. C. H. TEMPLIN,
Box 4, Hamilton, Indiana.
(Church located at North Elizabeth St., Angola, Indiana.)

REV. GLEN DECKARD,
Route 5, Marion, Indiana.
(Arcana Church, Route 5, Marion, Ind.)

REV. GEORGE HITTLE,
7267 W. 24th St., Gary, Ind.
(Black Oak Church in Black Oak, Ind.)

REV. D. D. BERRY,
345 N. Line St., Columbia City, Indiana.

REV. CHARLES STONE,
Elkhart, Ind.
(Elkhart Bresee Church.)

REV. MARION BROWN,
Box 132, Hartford City, Ind.
(Church located at 217 N. Monroe St.)

REV. ARVIN D. SIMON,
Olivet, Ill.
(Hillsboro Church in Hillsboro, Ind.)

REV. J. P. ROWLAND,
403 N. Jefferson St., Lebanon, Ind.

REV. O. T. HUBBARTT,
Ligonier, Ind.
(Ligonier Church located on Sixth Street)

REV. ROSS ALLEN,
3524 Pleasant St., South Bend, Ind. (South Side Church in Mishawaka.)

REV. JAMES COLLOM,
Mishawaka, Ind.
(Twin Branch Church.)

REV. A. R. MEYER,
Plymouth, Ind.
Church located at 100 North Michigan Street.

EVANGELIST W. S. HUBBARD,
1201 Spy Run Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind.

REV. H. E. WILSON,
Wolcottville, Ind.

EVANGELIST JOHN E. MOORE,
Singer, Home address: 1514 Cass St., Fort Wayne, Ind.

EVANGELIST LON WOODRUM,
Home address: Valparaiso, Ind.

EVANGELIST GERALD BRIGHT,
117 W. 6th St., Muncie, bid.

EVANGELIST D. D. MACKEY & WIFE
Singers and Musicians.
Home address: Montpelier, Ind.

THE NAZARENE COLORED QUARTET,
Home address: 3421 S. Race Street, Marion, Ind.

EVANGELIST DAISY BICKELL,
Home address: Route 1, Portland, Ind.

EVANGELIST J. E. BIXBY
Home address: 823 Cherry Street, Hammond, Ind.

EVANGELISTS IRVIN & LUCILLE YOUNGER,
Home address: 754 N. 11th St., Noblesville, Ind.

EVANGELIST VELMA CHAMBERS & MISS LA VALLA LAU,
Home address: 1408 W. 3rd Street, Marion, Ind.

ROBERT S. CONLEY,
Singer, Home address: 210 W. Lawrence Street, Mishawaka, Ind.

LIEUTENANT C. R. MATTISON,
Chaplain U. S. Army.

THE COBB SISTERS, EVANGELISTS,
858 Truman Ave., Hammond, Ind.

THE NAZARENE BROADCAST, WOWO, FORT WAYNE

Winter time-2:30-3:00 C.S.T., each Sunday afternoon.

Summer time-S :00-5:30 C.D.T., each Sunday afternoon.

Six years of service rendered to the Church of the Nazarene throughout the Middlewest, and in the general interest of the People of All Denominations.
We are deeply grateful to all who have had part in making possible this unusual opportunity to reach the masses with the gospel of full salvation.
Special feature: The Singing Preachers Quartet.
We are always happy to have your comments on the program.
Address: J. W. Montgomery, Box 246, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

EIGHT YEARS OF PROGRESS IN THE DISTRICT

That you may better understand how the Lord has used the pastors whose pictures you have just seen, and those whose names are listed in this book, we are publishing some of the records of the past eight years.
These pastors have received 9,151 people into full membership of Northern Indiana Nazarene Churches in two quadrenniums. Of this number, only 522 came by transfer from other denominations. This means that Northern Indiana Nazarene ministers are evangelists as well as pastors.

The records made by the people of the district along financial lines are very interesting. The recent annual reports given for the final year in this quadrennium enable us to make definite comparison in the two quadrenniums, and to reach an understanding as to the rapidity of the growth of our church in this section of the State. The total amounts given by our people in round numbers are as follows:

LAST QUADRENNIUM             THIS QUADRENNIUM
Foreign Missions
$33,000                                     $64,000
Home Missions
$23,000                                     $34,000
Buildings, Debts and Improvements
$70,000                                        $284,000
Pastors' Salaries
$167,000                                      $293,000
All Giving
$446,000                                     $953,000

Six years ago, the Foreign Mission Budget for the district was set at $7,000. In the recent District Assembly, the pastors underwrote a Foreign Mission Budget of $26,000. Our people in this district should be giving at least $40,000 for this sacred cause within the next five years. Please help us reach this goal.

New project: American Life Histories, Manuscripts from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1940
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