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Ba r r i c k l ow Re c r u i t F o r

Hi r o s h ima

i ture

Hiss Carolyn

Barricklow

Carolyn

shares her

l i f e s tory :

At

the age o f 9,

a Jun io r in

Chris t ian Service

Camp,

X was grea t ly impressed

by

the need o f

Japan

and

the O rien t

as

Fumiko Higa from

Okinawa )

presented

her

search and l i f e fo r

Christ*

A compelling at t rac t ion fo r Japan

grew through

con tac t s with

miss ionar ies from

Japan

a t

Whitewater

Christ^ian Service

Camp

near Vevay, Indiana.

I

continued s tudying

and

praying, enter ing

Ozark Bible Col lege Jopl in , Mo.)

I majored in

music and New Testament ,

bu t

co ntin ue d w ith m is sio ns c l a s se s and in

Lo r d s

Reapers*

After my graduation a t

O

with thw B.Th. degtee) , I spent

one summer

in in tens ive l i ngu i s t i c s

study

a t the Wycliffe Bible

Translators*

Slimmer In i s t i t u t e

of

Linguis t ics . I t augh t phonet ic s,

one

English and music a t Ozark Bibl- College fo r oiae year, and

then

the Lord

provided

the

t r ip to Japan fo r which I had prayed: I

became a pa r t

of the Ohio

Singers , who toured

Japan

th e summer

o f

1970

under th e

sponsorship o f Paul and

Kath leen

Pra t t*

We

met

many mis sio n arie s, ta lk ed

persona l ly

with Japanese Chr i s t i ans , and

saw many

avenues o f serv ice*

My des i re

to serve in Japan was

confirmed

and

strengthened in

a

powerful

way*

I have

spent two y ea rs s erv in g the Sout hpo rt He ights

Chr i s t i an

Church

in

Indianapol i s , Ind iana

se rv ing as music

d i r ec to r

and youth sponsor*

I

hope to

spend my

f i r s t

year

en t i r e ly in la nguage s tudy*

I*m

present ly

studying

with

tapes* Then, f ind

a

jo b te ac hin g con

versa t iona l English

or music in

a

Japanese school, using t h i s as

my

po in t

o f

con tac t fo r Chris t* I hope

to use home

Bible s t ud i e s , and

Chri s t i an witness in ex t ra -cu r r i cu la r a c t i v i t i e s as

my

main t h rus t

fo r

evange l i sm .



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Barrlcklow

Recruit For Hiroshima - Mar 27 1973

W E Mc

Carolyn

Ruth Barricklow was

born August 6,

1946

a t Milan, Indiana,

Both of her paren ts a re very active as

Christians.

Her father Ralph

i s

a carpenter by trade and

has served

as deacon,

elder, t rustee,

Bible

school teacher , S»S. superintendent and t reasurer . Her mother

i s a

high

school teacher Sue

E. has served

as Bible school

teacher,

VBS

t e ache r

Di rec to r , and

p i an i s t .

The

e lde r s a t

I nd i anapo l i s , Ind iana wr i t e ;

The

Elde r s o f

Sout hpo rt He ig ht s

Chri s t i an

Church

wish

to

recommend

Carolyn

Barr icklow

to serve as

a

miss ionary in he r chosen f i e l d o f Japan. Carolyn i s

a

ded ica t ed

Chr i s t i an who

has a g r e a t f a i t h in

J e su s

Chr i s t and because

o f h e r f a i t h

she

ha s

ded ica t ed

he r lif to

se rv in g h er

Lord f u l l

t ime .

The

Elde r s o f Southpor t Heigh t s Chr i s t i an Church f e e l t h a t

Caro lyn

Barr icklow

is worthy o f

suppor t and recommend

he r fo r your cons ide ra t i on

O th er c hu rc he s

sha r ing

in he r suppor t a re ; V il la

Heigh t s

Chr i s t i an

Church ,

J o p l i n ,

Mo.; P l e a san t

Ridge Chr i s t i a n

Church ,

Auro ra ,

I n d . ;

Western

Hi l l s Church o f

Ch r i s t ,

Cinc i nn a t i , Ohio

and

o t h e r s .

During th e Spr ing o f

1969 Caro lyn t a lked

b r i e f l y

with Mrs.

I s a b e l

Di t t emore abou t

h e r

de s i r e t o

go

to

J ap an .

I s ab e l s aid ,

P l e a s e

go to

Hiroshima

to work with

the Kish i

f ami ly .

In 1970 Carolyn

v i s i t ed

Hirosh ima with th e Ohio

Singers

and met th e Kish i

fami ly

and learned

of

the grea t opportuni t ies

thdre .

Mrs. Lydia Kishi(

a

fo rmer

s tuden t

a t

Cinc inna t i

Bib le Seminary, Cin . ,Ohio)

wr i t i ng

about

Caro lyn s aims

and

th e need fo r Eng lish B ib le

c l a s ses

in

Hirosh ima added:

t

seems

to

me

t h i s

is

one

o f

th e

s i gns

t h a t

th e

Lord suppor ts

our plans . Carolyn

can

help to

fill

the needs in

H i r o s h i m a .

Carolyn

wri t e s , I have

been

accepted in to

th e

Graduate

School

o f

th e Un iv er si ty

o f

Cinc inna t i fo r s tudy, and Lord wi l l i ng , may a lso do

some gradua te

s t ud i e s in

music

a t C.B.S . . Japan deserves we ll e du ca te d

miss ionar i es to

command

the re sp ec t o f

th e

e duca te d J ap anes e.

Carolyn

aims fo r a t e a c h e r s c e r t i f i c a t e

in

Engl i sh from U.C. .



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Hiroshima

- Mar 27 73 by W M

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to

th is re cr ui t can be sent

to

her

forwarding

agent : Mrs

Lar ry

Johnson R R 1 Box

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Orleans Ind i ana 47452

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s ing ing

d ate s c on ta ct : Miss Carolyn Barr icklow

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HIROSHIMA CHRISTIAN MISSION No . 2

Dec embe r, 1 97 2

A CRY

FOR

PEACE

In the hear t o f Hiroshima today i s the Peace

Park.

Besides

th e Atom Bomh Dome

and th e

Peace Museum, t h e r e

a re

s eve r a l

o t h e r

s ign if ic an t s tr u ct u re s .

One

is

the

Children s

Peace Monument.

Decora ted with

thousands o f

folded

pape r

cranes

it i s

a

memor

i a l to a l l

young

people

who

suf fered

from

th e homh.

But

it was

not

erec ted

un t i l 1958» af te r the death of Sadako Sasaki .

Sadako

was only two a t

the

time

the bomb

exploded

a

mile

from

her

home,

and

she

seemed unharmed. She

appeared

to

be

a normal,

hea l thy g i r l un t i l she

was

in

th e s ix th

grade .

Then s ud de nly s he

developed the signs of l eukemia so

wel l

known among survivors .

I t

is

said that Sadako was very

brave in the hospital.

I

don t

want to die, she

wrote in

her diary. Yet she managed to laugh and sing when her classmates came to vis i t

h e r

and she fo lded pape r c ranes .

There

is

an

old belief in

Japan

that

a

crane

can

live

a thousand

years,

and i f

you ll

fold a thousand cranes, they will protect you from i l lness. Sadako did not

have

time

or

strength to

reach a thousand. In October of

1955

when she had

made

only 9^^, she died.

Her

friends

added

th e m issin g cran es

and

placed

them

a l l

in

the

coffin

with

her .

When

the

young people of Hiroshima could no longer

bear

watching

their fr iends d ie

slowly over th e

years,

th ey ros e up to do something

about

i t . They would

erect

a monu

ment to Sadako

in the Peace Park

to remind

the

grown-up

world

what

the bomb had

done to

the

f i rs t children who

experienced

i t .

They

started

a campaign

to raise

money from

a ll

over Japan. They collected

the

miraculous sum of 20,000 and hired a famous sculptor in

Tokyo

to des ign t h e i r moniiment

fo r

them.

I t is a

powerful

memorial. Atop an oval

granite

pedestal,

symbolizing

the fab led mountain to

paradise ,

Sadako

stands,

holding a gol

den

crane

in

her

ou ts t r e tched

arms.

Beneath

her

a re co lo r

ful paper l e i s each a

thousand

cranes, that people from a ll

over

th e

world have

placed

there

as

of fe r ings .

At th e base a re th e words; Th is i s ou r c ry t h i s

our prayer: peace

in

the

world .

^

F o r

un t o

u s a c h i l d is ho r n ;

un t o

u s a

son is given: and the government sha l l

be

upon

his shoulder: and his name sha l l

he

ca l l e d

VJonderful^

Counselor^ The

Mighty

Godj

the Ever las t ing Father^

The Pr ince o f

Peace .

I s a i ah 9:6



, . RECRUIT OR HIROSHIM

Many have been

praying with

us to the

Lord

of

Harvest

t ha t

He ra i se up

add i t iona l

laborers

to

work

in Hiroshima.

How we thank Him

that

already one young lady

has

responded

to

t h i s need.

Her name i s

Carolyn

Barricklow.

Carolyn

accepted

th e Lord a t an ear ly age. With

her

family she attended the Pleasant Ridge Christ ian Church

near Aurora Indiana. Her parents l a t e r moved to Moores

H i l l and a re

a c t i v e i n th e chu r ch o f

Ch r i s t

t h e r e .

At Whitewater Christ ian

Service

Camp,

Vevay

Indiana

Carolyn

learned much about

Japan from an Okinawan Chris

t i an

Pumiko Higa. At th e te nde r

age of 9s she

decided to

go to Japan

some day.

Later a t

camp she made

another im

por tan t dec is ion—to

go to Bible

co l l ege .

She

spen t 5

year s

a t

Ozark

Bible

College

and

in May

o f

1969

graduated

with a Bachelor

of Theology

in

New

Testa

ment

a nd Music .

Following a

summer o f

t r a in ing a t

th e

Sum

mer I n s t i t u t e

o f L in gu is tic s

a t

Norman

Oklahoma

she

ta ug ht p ia no Engl i sh

and

phone t i c s

a t Ozark.

smmm

MISS CAROLYN BARRICKLOW

During the spring

of I969

Carolyn talked br ief ly

with Mrs.

Isabel Dittemore about h

desire

to go to Japan.

Isabel

said Please go

to Hiroshima

to work with

the

Kishi fam

i l y .

In

th e

summer o f 1970 Carolyn was

able

to go to Japan with

a

group o f s in ge rs

from

th

Cinc inna t i Bible Seminary

In

pr ac t i ca l l y every conversa t ion

she

saw th e

need

fo r Chr i

t ians

working together in

Japan.

Her Japanese

fr iends sa id

Please

come back.

Come ba

soon. She

had

already

offered

her l i fe to God for

Japan

and

during

that summer Jap

also won h e r

heart

Hiroshima

was

one

of

the

places

which

the

singers

visite

arolyn

met

the

ishi

fam

i ly and

l e a rn ed o f

th e

g r ea t

oppo r tun i t i e s t h e r e . La t e r when

B i l l

and Bet ty Turner

we

t a lk ing with the Kishis about poss ib i l i t i e s for

fu ture

work

they

agreed to beg in p rayi n

tha t th e Lord wou ld

r a i s e

up others to work

in

Hiroshima. One plan

was

to of fer Engli

Bib le

c l a s se s

as a

phase o f evangelism

th rough a

Chr i s t i an

Center .

Even

b efo re th e

Tu

ners

l e f t

Japan fo r

fur lough they

received a

card

from

ffrs.

Kishi with

the news t ha t

s

had got ten

a

l e t t e r

from

Carolyn

Barr ick low

say i r^

t h a t

she planned to come to Japan

a

wanted to t each English in

a school

us ing th i s as her

point of con tact for

evangelism

Lydia added

I t

seems

to me this

is

one of

the

signs

that th e

Lord

supports our plans.

When Carolyn learned the

de ta i l s

about the plan fo r a Chris t ian

Center in Hiroshim

sh e a gre ed

to jo in in

th e e f f o r t

to

t ake

th e Gospel to th e

people

t h e r e .

f She

is ciurently

working

at nights in Cincinnati

and plans to

take classes at

the

ji University of Cincinnati to work toward getting a teacher s certificate in English

Sh

is

available for speaking dates,

and

would

be glad to provide programs for children dur

ing

fa i th

promise

r a l l i e s o r m iss io ns emphasis

programs.

H e r address

is Miss

Carolyn Bar r ick low

1788 Grand Ave. Apt. h

Cincinnat i

Ohio ^521^

Telephone:

(513)

921-^^55



FROM

MAILBOX

Dear

Bill and Betty Turner ' 1l|

I

r ejo ic e th at t he re i s such an in

crease

in the

number

answer ing Ch r i s t s

c a l l

fo r

reapers in th e f ie lds ready fo r

harvest

It

make s

me

wi s h I wer e a

weal thy

person t h a t I might make l a r ge

g i f t s fo r

the

funds

needed, hu t I am

an

85-year-old

widow

l iving

alone on a lim

i t ed

income,

bu t my prayers a re not l im

ited

I

have

chosen

your

fami ly as

one to

send a g i f t

t o ,

as I be l i eve it to be

one

of th e

most

impor tant ,

as

t he re have

been

no Church of Chr i s t /Chr i s t i an mis

sionaries t h e r e

s i n c e th e

first a tom

bomb

twenty- seven yea r s ago. Your

ex

per iences in the

Phi l ipp ines

and Japan

have

well-prepared

you

fo r

t h i s new

and

unusual open door . Working with the

small n uc le us already e s t ab l i shed ,

with

God's

b l e s s i ng s ,

o ur p ra ye rs - and

funds ,

you wi l l have a

Chr i s t i an

Center o f u t

most

importance.

I

sha l l

always

be watch

ing for repor ts of your

work

and praying

t h a t God w i ll r ic h ly

b l e s s

you.

Bess

T. Jacumski

(Mrs.

John)

Georgetown, Ohio

Dea r F r i e n d s in

t h e

Lo rd -

^e

were

impressed

and moved

by

your

appeal

TARGET

- HIROSHIMA and feel led

to send you

100,

This is sent as

a me

mor ia l to our dear son . Colonel

Robert

Maynard, who'gave h is

l i f e

in Biafra

three years ago —

when

h is plane went

down as he was on a

mission

of mercy,

flying

food and

medicine

to

th e s ta rv in g

B i a f r a n s . Our hearts

h a v e

b e e n Ove r

whelmed wi th sadness a t giv ing

him up ,

bu t we have

t h a t

b l e s s ed hope t h a t he a -

wai t s us in

th e

heavenly home. He was a

Chr is t i an

in

every

way

— was

an e l de r

h e r e at Ce n t r a l

Christian

Chu r c h .

During

World War I I

he was

a Fighter

P ilo t i n

th e

Pac i f i c — s t a t i o n ed on le

Sh ima

when

t h e war

ended . He

was i n com

mand of th e squadron t ha t accompanied

the Japanese f l i e r s

to the Phil ippine

i s l ands

fo r

th e

s igning of

the

sur render

to

Gen .

McAr t hu r .

When

h e r e t u r n e d

home

in December, 19^5> he told us o f fly in g

over Hiroshima a few days a f t e r

th e atom

bomb

was dropped

and

witness ing

the af

termath and

complete

destruct ion of the

c i ty . He

said

it was heartrending

to

see an ent i re

c i ty in

ashes. Bob would

be

very

happy

t ha t we a re sending you

t h i s

b i t

of money

fo r such

a noble pur

p o s e .

May God b less

and

guide you in

the

days

ahead .

S inc e r e l y ,

Mr.

and M rs.

Lee C. Maynard

S t . Pe te r sburg ,

Flord ia

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POSTERS a re

ava i l a b l e

fo r use

by

churches or

groups

w ith in the

c h u r c h e s wh i c h wou l d like to h a v e

the

new

H i r o s h ima

wo rk

a s

one

of

t h e i r

pro jec t s

fo r th e

nex t few

mon t h s . W r i te

to

the Tu r n e r s .

GOAL:

Send t h e POWER

of the

GOSPEL

to

HIROSHIMA

The c i t y o f th e atom bomb has neve r

had mi s s i o n a r i e s f r om Ch r i s t i a n

ch u r c h e s . The

citizens o f the

c i ty

of peace do not know

Jesus

as

PRINCE of PEACE.

Let s

help

bu i l d a Ch r i s t i a n Cen t e r

f rom

wh i ch

BILL & BETTY TURNER can sp r e ad th e

Good

News

of God .

50,000 is needed.



HONOR

ROLL

OF

GIFTS

100 or

more

At l an t a

Chr i s t i an Co ll eg e M i ss io n

Fund, Eas t Po in t ,

GA

Church o f

Chr i s t , Dwyer, WY

Eas t

Mar ie t t a

Church,

GA

F i r s t Chr i s t i an Church, Meadv i l l e ,

PA

F i r s t

Chr i s t i an

Church,

N.

Vernon,

IN

F i r s t

Chr i s t i an

Church,

Roan ok e R a

p id s ,

NC

F i r s t Chris t ian Church, Tenn i l l e ,

GA

Ladies Clas s , Mt. Carm el Church,

Deca tu r ,

GA

Mr.

Mrs.

Lee C.

Maynard, S t .

P e t e r

shurg ,

FL

Nor th Georg ia Chr i s t i an Serv i ce

Camp,

Cla rke sv i l l e ,

GA

Spr ingdale Chr i s t i an

Church,

At

l a n t a ,

GA

Western Di s t r i c t Miss ionary So

c i e ty

o f

Georg ia

Woodland

Chr i s t i an Camp,

Georgia:

First Chan c e Week

I

Jr

H i

Week

Junior

Week

III

LH~M|

-

TOMIC

OM

DOME

HIROSHIMA CHRISTIAN CENTER

H e n s

Ba th

K i t c h e n

Women s

Toilet

Tu b

toilet

IN

rN

C l a s s r o om

w i t h

mo v a b l e

par t i t ion .

A l s o

for

men s

s l e ep i ng

qua r t e r s

fo r camp

and

c o n v en t i o n s .

O f f i c e

7

Aud i t o r i um w i t h window

l igh t s In ce i l ing .

Fo r worship se rv ices ,

f i lm

evangel ism,

and l a rge gatherings.

•

a iT *

Irtf

itrance

h al l v lt b place

fo r shoes.

C l a s s r oo

w i t h

movab

par t t t lo

1 Fo r din

J purpos

a n d

fo

women

s leepin

qua r t e r

fo r cam

an d

c o n v e n t i

1

Proposed Downsta ir s F lo or P la n

Second

s to ry for

missionary housing

Total

Estimated

Cost: 50,000

On hand Dec. 1 , 1972: U,253.39

Con t r i hu t i on s may he s en t to :

Hiroshima Cfivistim Mission

MR .

MRS. B ILL TURNER

4 9 G RE EN V AL LE Y DRIVE

RIVERDALE, GEORGIA 30274

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