Cameroon Mission History Materials in the North American Baptist Conference Heritage Center

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1 Section D: Periodical Articles Cameroon Mission History Materials in the North American Baptist Conference Heritage Center The following acronyms are used throughout: CBC for Cameroon Baptist Convention, the nation-wide denomination of the NAB-related Baptist churches in Cameroon. NAB for North American Baptist, the supporting churches in North America. Originally known as the German Baptist Churches of North America. In 1942 the name was changed to North American Baptist General Conference. Later General was dropped. CBM for Cameroon Baptist Mission, the legally registered mission organization of the NAB Conference in Cameroon, 1942 ff. OUTLINE of Publishers and Periodicals with Articles in the Collection The order of periodicals with Cameroon-related articles outlined here with Listings of Individual Articles following. Published by: Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) --or an entity of the Convention-- (1) Baptist Voice, The Published by the CBC starting in September of 1960 and continues today. (2) Health Board Chronicle, The Published by the CBC Health Board in 2000 and continues today. (Renamed Health Services Chronicle, The in 2011) (3) Health Board News Flash Published by the CBC Health Board. (4) We the Women renamed We the Baptist Women Published by the CBC Baptist Women s Union. North American Baptist Conference (NABC) --or an entity of the Conference-- (5). Annual Published with Martin L. Leuschner as editor. Format was illustrated calendar pages, in-depth articles with striking pictures, and a directory of NAB churches and ministers. (6). Baptist Herald, The Published twice a month or monthly. Editors were August Mihn , Martin Leuschner , John Binder , Reinhold Kerstan , and Barbara Binder (7). Broadcast Published by the NAB Women s Missionary Union. Editors were Miss. Eva Young , Mrs. Frank Woyke , Mrs. Henry Schmunk, Jr , Mrs. Harm Sherman , Mrs. Delmar Wesseler , Mrs. Edward Kopf , and Mrs. Adam Huber (8). Contact: Mission Education Published by the NAB Dept. of Christian Education. (9). Gleanings from the Harvest Fields Published from the NABC Office or from Edmonton at different times. (10). Junior Mission Material Published by the NAB Commissioned Youth and Sunday School Union. (11). Publications of the Cameroon Baptist Mission (name of NAB s mission in Cameroon until 1976) in Cameroon: Kaka Voice and Light, The renamed Christian Light, The It s Like This and Voice of C.P.C. of the affiliated Cameroon Protestant College. (12). NABS Bulletin renamed NABS Impact (Published by the NAB Seminary, now Sioux Falls Seminary). (13). N.A.B. today Published by the NAB Conference every other month ( ). Marilyn Schaer, Managing Editor ( ). Lucinda Armas, Managing Editor ( ). Melissa Krispense, Managing Editor ( ). (14). Sendbote, Der In English, Messenger, The. Selected articles translated into English. Non CBC or NABC Publishers (15). Baptist Magazine, The - Missionary Herald insert (Publ. by Baptist Missionary Society of London) (16). Bulletin of the North American Association of Cameroon Studies (17). Neuruppiner Missionsbote, Der (Published by the Baptist Mission Society of Germany) (18). Standard, The (Published by the Baptist General Conference. now known as Converge Worldwide) (19). West Africa (Published by the West Africa Magazine) (20). Various other periodicals in a single binder (See listing below for periodicals and titles of articles). (21). African Arts (Published by University of California, Los Angeles African Studies Center) (22). African Studies (Published by Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg. South Africa) (23). Nigeria: A Quarterly Magazine of General Interest (Published by Government of Nigeria) (24). Nigeria: A Special Independence Issue of Nigeria Magazine (Published by Govt. of Nigeria) (25). Nigerian Field, The (Published by the Nigerian Field Society) (25). West African Review (Published by the West African Review)

2 LISTINGS of Individual Articles NOTE: Key quotes and/or summaries are given for some articles. Others will be added later. Cameroon Baptist Convention: NOTE: It has not been the intent of the NABC Heritage Center to acquire complete holdings of the periodicals published by the Cameroon Baptist Convention. Those that have come to the Heritage Center have been archived and are representative of those years. (1) Baptist Voice, The Year Month Title of Article and Brief Notes/Quotes Sep: A Brief History of the Cameroons Baptist Convention by Samuel B. Nfomi. Organized the 21 st September 1954 at Befreng, Bamenda The Cameroon Baptist Convention is a voluntary fellowship of Baptist Churches for the purpose of unified efforts in the strengthening and extending of the cause of our Lord Jesus Christ in the Cameroons Plans about the Incorporation have been completed Dedication and Cornerstone Laying at Mbem by the Editor. Solomon Jimnda led the big cheering precession from the old to the new church building dedication message brought by Pastor J.C. Basizekc preached as if it were his last chance to preach Cornerstone speech by Rev. Strauss in his way of simplicity gently drove into every listener, God s precious Word Brother T. Kwenchi, with all possible emphasis and clarity, reminded the Mbem Christians to use the house as a house of prayer. Other speakers: Mrs. Langwa, Mambila; Pa Evangelist Jam, Belo; Pastor Nshinf, Belo, and our sister, Miss M. Kuhn, who had been what we rightly call, the impelling force behind this great work done for God s glory. What of Our Girls? by Miss L.E. Luma. The woman is the backbone of the family. While the Head of the family advances proportionately, the backbone must advance proportionately too, to gain a balance Three hundred Baptist churches in the Southern Cameroons could only boast of about 11 Baptist girls in colleges and nursing or midwifery schools Headmasters [of primary schools] - Have you encouraged and arranged that your Standard 5 & 6 [last 2 grades in primary school] girls take a college, training centre or midwifery centre at Banso?... Christ is all Sufficient but. By J.G. Jato, Sub-Treasury, Victoria. All to Jesus I surrender, All to Him I freely give. This hymn, like many others is sung by professing Christians without carefully thinking about the significance of the words. If we really have completely surrendered to Christ as the words state, then He must be in complete control of our lives It is depressing to note that some professing Christians claim that Christ s power has reached its limits. They estimate that they need some extra hidden protector. This supposed protector is conveniently kept under clothing, body, inside pockets, bedrooms, inside boxes where, as they assume, nobody sees; whereas all things are open and naked to Christ. This so called harmless custom is harmful enough to dethrone Christ from the throne of our heart Oct: Nov. Baptist Church Founded at Big Bekondo by Joseph Achu, Nso, C.B.M. School, New Bekondo, As from last year, 1959, H/M [Head Master] M.E. Meriki has made several friendly visits to people at upper Bekondo and spoke to those that he met about the good news of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Among those he visited and spoke to were ten Baptist Christians, who have been out of fellowship with the Church. Services are being conducted in Mr. Zacharia Mosongo s house. The group has been growing gradually. They are now 30 in number A place to build a church house has been cleared and it is hoped that the church house should be up before the middle of October. Attending the C.B.C. Sessions (Kumbo-Banso) by Samuel B. Nfomi, Executive Secretary of C.B.C. It is obvious that you have been praying and planning to attend the C.B.C. sessions at Banso in December. So let us have some hints. Kunbo-Banso is one of the Grasslands largest and thickly populated towns. It is located between mile 64 and 65 Bamenda-Ndu road. Its modern weekly market is worthy of mentioning. It is the largest and most beautifully build in the Southern Cameroons at the present time. The Roman Catholic Church building occupies a small hill in the centre of the town, overlooking all the surrounding villages of Kumbo. The town is greatly influenced by the Catholics. Because of such a Catholic strong influence, the common daily greeting of the Nsaw people is: God bless you. (Nyui sr wo) Travel: Delegates, travel light. Avoid carrying or taking many belongings with you. The moment you leave your hand-boxes or bags loose, the same might attract some smart boys who will take it free of charge. Then it will be too late May: Tremendous Impression by R. Schilke, General Secretary of North American Baptists. It is a great delight to me to come back to the Cameroons for second visit after more than six

3 years. The ten days spend here in visiting the various stations, churches and schools have given me a tremendous impression of the great advance and growth of the Kingdom in your midst Our churches in America and Canada send greetings to the churches in the Cameroons. Our people rejoice when they hear about the many blessings of God so marvelously revealed in this land of Cameroons Jun: A Parting Reminder Bro. Gebauer [Long-time Field Secretary returning home for the last time] Dear Fellow Believers, That which I quoted for our missionaries as a parting reminder I would repeat for you as your past and your future: Our fight is not against organizations and powers that are spiritual. We are up against the unseen power that controls this dark world and spiritual agents from the very headquarters of evil. Therefore we must wear the whole armour of God that we may be able to resist evil and its day of power. Yours in His service, Paul Gebauer. Nov. Baptist Bible Training Centre by George W. Lang. On Sunday, 19 th November 1961, the Commencement Service of the Baptist Bible Training Centre will be held at the Ndu Church. Ten students will be passing out at that time. Their names are: 1. David Ndze 2. Samuel Nganta 3. George Wah 4. Matthew Jimnda 5. Peter Ngwang 6. Enoch Shei 7. Joseph Kilil 8. Emmanuel Nji 9. Moses Ishi 10. James Nji. If you are without a church teacher, it is well that you make contact with these men as soon as possible. Submitted by Principal B.B.T.C., Ndu George W. Lang November December January - July; September - December January - May; September, December January - March; May November January - December January - March; May; July January; September December March; May - November January - August; November - December January - November April/May February July n. d. [December] (2) Health Board Chronicle, The January January May; August, September, October, November, December January, February, March; May, June; August Renamed Health Services Chronicle, The February; April (3) Health Board News Flash January November (Includes an attachment CBC Health Board Newsletter ) Febrruary, March; May, June; August - October; December January - April; July, August; October - December January - September; November - December January; March, April; June - September (4) We the Women Published by the CBC Women s Union started in the mid 1950s. Early editor was Missionary Lois Ahrens July, November, December.

4 1957. July-September January-February-March, April-June August, November Renamed We the Baptist Women June-July August, November June April July, August, November, December January, February, March, April, May, August, September March, August, September, October, November, December January, February. March, April, May, July, August, September (incl. Day of Prayer brochure), October, December February, February II, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, November, December January, February, March/April, May/June, July, August/September, October, November 1974/1975. December/January February, March, May, June, July Special Edition: 25 th Anniversary of the C B C Women s Union (Mrs. Dorcas, Editor) North American Baptist Conference: (5) Annual Listed below are titles and authors of all Cameroon-related articles that appeared in the Annual published (the only years published) with Martin L. Leuschner as editor. A complete set of the Annual publication is in the NAB Heritage Center General Collection Pg 19: The Year 1945 in Retrospect by Editor Martin Leuschner. Pg 21: [Missionary Bender s Abiding Place in the Cameroons by Missionary George Dunger Pg 22: Unto the Least of These by Missionary Nurse Margaret Kittlitz. Pg 23: Christmas Sunday in the Cameroons by Cameroonian Baptist Teacher David Williams Pg 22: And a Little Child Shall Lead Them by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig Pg 23: Out of Africa s Bondage and Night by Missionary Nurse Margaret Kittlitz. Pg 26: Empire Day in the Cameroons by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig Pg 19: A Bird s-eye View of Our Mission Schools at Ndu [Cameroon] by Missionary Ruby Salzman Pg 20: When Jesus Came to Banso [Cameroon] by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig Pg 11: The Lepers of Africa by Missionary Field Superintendent Paul Gebauer. Pg 22: Strange African Stories by Missionary Gilbert Schneider. Pg 24: Proverbs from Africa and Common African Riddles by Missionary Gilbert Schneider Pg 27: Africa s Womanhood, Old and New by Missionary Clara Gebauer Pg 21: Good News from New Hope [Leper Camp in Cameroon] by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig Pg 15: God s Cooperative among the Lepers by Missionary Gilbert Schneider. Pg 30: Ice Cubes to God s Glory by Missionary June Goodman Pg 11: Victoria, Queen of the Cameroons by Missionary Mrs. Ben [Margie Lou] Lawrence. Pg 21: On Wings of Love to Africa by Cameroon Baptist Convention President Mr. E.K. Martin Pg 11: The Women s Golden Anniversary by Women s Missionary Union Officer Mrs. Peter Pfeiffer Pg 11: Seeing God s Glory in Africa by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig Pg 19: To God be the Glory! by Missionary Gilbert Schneider. Pg 24: A Visit to 16 Clinics for Leprous Patients [in Cameroon] by Missionary Doctor Eugene Stockdale Pg 13: Twelve Milestones to Eternity by Missionary Field Superintendent Paul Gerbauer Pg 13: All Honor to the First Fifty! [Baptist Bible Training Centre graduates] by Missionary George W. Lang Pg 13: More than Doctors [in the Cameroon situation]! by Missionary Doctor Peter Fehr Pg 18: A Magnificent Missionary Obsession [of the first NAB missionary to Cameroon] by Gerald Steffens Cowden, college history professor and grand nephew of first NAB missionary to Cameroon. Pg 40: Our Baptist Education in Cameroon by Missionary Educator and Builder G. Ben Lawrence. (6) Baptist Herald, The The Baptist Herald was the major mass communications channel to the English-speaking NAB constituency and after 1927 frequently included articles about the Cameroon mission. Published From , as a monthly;

5 twice a month; monthly Jan, Pg 11: Our Women and Girls by NAB Women s Union Officer Mrs. R.E. Hoeflin. Pg 15: The Man with Hope in His Face by Home Missionary Secretary William Kuhn. Feb, Pg 14: George August Schulte [NAB Home Missionary Secretary, ] by Seminary Professor and early NAB Historian Albert J. Ramaker. Nov, Pg 4: Our Denominational Paper. The Baptist Herald by the Editor Mar, Pg 24: A Request for the Cameroon Mission by Missionary C.J. Bender (letter to the Editor). May, Pg 3: Some Facts and Figures Concerning Our Missionary Work by the Editor. Oct, Pg 9: Our Own Missionary Story by Home Missionary Secretary William Kuhn Feb 15, Pg 13: News from the Cameroons by the Editor Apr 15. Supplement Pg 1: Apr 1, 1926 Mar 31, 1927 Annual Report of General Missionary Society and Pg 3: Our Prayer League, by Home Missionary Secretary William Kuhn. May 1, Pg 11: the Missionary Society at Neuruppin, Germany, was recently permitted to send Rev. and Mrs. Hofmeister to Kamerun by the Editor Apr 1, Pg 11: Missionary Report from the Cameroons by Home Missionary Secretary William Kuhn. May 15, Pg 11: Kamerun Mission by Home Missionary Secretary William Kuhn. Jul 1, Pg 2: Kamerun by Home Missionary Secretary William Kuhn: Rev. A. Orthner is to be sent to Cameroon immediately after the General Conference meeting here in Chicago on August 26 Oct 1, Pg 10: Support Your Own Missionary by General Missionary Secretary William Kuhn Jan 15, Pg 11: Greetings from Africa by Missionary Adolph Orthner [first NAB missionary to return to Cameroon after WWI]. Apr 1, Part II, Pg 1: Whom shall I send? Here am I; send me by Missionary Nurse Erica Bender. Pg 2: Under Africa s Sun by Missionary Adolph Orthner. Pg 3: Past and Future of Our Cameroons Mission by Missionary Carl Bender. Pg 6: A Survey of our Missionary Work for 1929: Appropriations made by General Missionary Committee by the Editor. Apr 15, Part II, Pg 11: Some Sketches from Our Inland Tour by Missionary Adolph Orthner. Sep 15, Part II, Pg 1: We Need Prayer-Helpers by the Editor, Pg 3: Bound by Satan s Strong Chains by Missionary Adolph Orthner. Pg 4: Pioneering with Missionary Orthner by Missionary Adolph Orthner. Pg 5: Cameroon, West Africa : Rev. C.J. Bender and his daughter arrived in Africa (News item). Pg.6: Support Your Own Missionary. (Announcement). ---NOTE: The years are still to be processed and added here--- (7). Broadcast Listed are the Cameroon-related articles appearing in the Broadcast (periodical of the NAB Women s Missionary Union) from In it was mimeographed and issued occasionally. Starting in 1948 it was typeset and printed every other month until January 1971 when it was absorbed into the Baptist Herald as a 2-page section. The Broadcast provides unique information of missionary history about the NAB Conference because the articles by women missionaries were usually very candid. Year Month Title of Article and Author Nov.: Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig Speaks by Laura Reddig. Directions and suggestions for White Cross work for our Cameroons mission field by Laura Reddig. Let Us Pray by the Editor Feb.: New York City, January 26, 1945 Letter by Missionaries Nurses Laura Reddig and Margaret Kittlitz. July: The Dungers are Home! Letter by Missionaries George and Louise Dunger. Letter by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Oct.: BMTS [Baptist Missionary Training School] Scholarship by the editor Jan.: Letter by Missionary Myrtle Hein (Funnell) and Missionary Nurse Hilda Tolbert (Gieseke). Mar: May: Seeking the Women by Missionary Lois Ahrens. Letter by Missionary Nurse Margaret Kittlitz. Missionary News Letter by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Missionary News Letter by Missionaries Edwin and Verna Michelson. Important! Have you read Laura Reddig s appeal for a Nurses Training School? by the Editor. Letter by Cameroon Missionary Appointee Esther Schultz. Letter by Cameroon Missionary Appointee Ida Forsch (Ziegler). Letter by Cameroon Missionary Appointees Mildred and Gilbert Schneider. Letter by Cameroon Missionary Appointee Ruby Salzman. Letter by Cameroon Missionary Appointee Alma Siewert (Henderson). An Explanation - An Appeal (Referring to a letter from Missionary Laura Reddig) by the Editor.

6 1946. July: Letter [from New York on the way to Cameroon] by Cameroon Missionary Appointee Ruby Salzman Jan.: Letter by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Margaret Kittlitz. May: Cameroon Missionary Letters by Hilda Tobert (Gieseke), Myrtle Hein (Funnell), Lois & Earl Ahrens, Ruby Salzman, Laura Reddig and Verna Michelson. Sep.: Cameroon Missionary Letters by Mildred Schneider, Margaret Kittlitz, Myrtle Hein (Funnell), Don & Verna Ganstrom, and Ruby Salzman. Nov.: Special! by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Missionary Letters by Ruby Salzman, Myrtle Hein (Funnell), Margaret Kittlitz and Laura Reddig Jan: Letter by Cameroon Missionary Clara Gebauer. Mar: Hilda Tobert Relates Two Incidents by Missionary Nurse Hilda Tobert (Gieseke). Ida Forsch Reports by Cameroon Missionary Ida Forsch (Ziegler). It s Ruby Salzman saying by Cameroon Missionary Ruby Salzman. May: How the Mbem People Celebrate Deaths by Cameroon Missionary Ida Forsch (Ziegler). Sep.: White Cross - Cameroon Field (Announcement: List of 28 items -multiples- needed in Cameroon). Nov: For Me N My Gal by Cameroon Missionary Mildred Schneider Mar.: Letter Excerpts from Missionary Nurses Laura Reddig and Margaret Kuttlitz, and Missionaries Louise & George Dunger, Ken & June Goodman and, George & Alma Henderson. May: Letters by Cameroon Missionaries Eleanor Weisenburger, Hilda Tobert (Gieseke), Don & Verna Ganstrom. An Usual Wedding by Missionaries George & Alma Henderson. July: Letter by Cameroon Missionary Doctor Leslie Chaffee. Opening Day Banso Baptist Hospital by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Eleanor Weisenburger Report of Grasslands Dispensaries by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Nov.: White Cross - Cameroons Field (Announcement: List of 22 items -multiples- needed in Cameroon). Laura Says Thank You! by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. A Big Gift for Banso [Hospital] by the Editor Jan.: A book for missionary reading : Cry, The Beloved [Africa] Country, authored by Alan Paton. Mar.: Joy in Service [as editor of German-language Missions Perlen for 18 years] by Mrs. William Kuhn. May: Small Jato by Cameroon Missionary Mrs. Earl [Lois] Ahrens. An American Baby in Africa by Cameroon Missionary Mrs. Leslie [Edna] Chaffee. The Bush Baby by Cameroon Missionary Mrs. Gilbert [Mildred] Schneider. July: News : Letter by Cameroon Missionary Ruby Salzman.. News : Letter by Cameroon Missionary Berneice Westerman. Nov.: A Word from Our Newest Nurse : Letter by Missionary Nurse Myrtle Weeldreyer (Schaub-McCann) Mar.: God s Paradise in the Cameroons by Cameroon Missionary Mrs. Edwin [Verna] Michelson. White Cross [Announcement: List of 16 items -multiples- needed in Cameroon] Jan.: White Cross for Cameroons [List of 24 items -multiples- needed in Cameroon, mailing instructions]. May: Letter [telling about the death of their baby girl at Sea] by Missionaries Gilbert and Mildred Schneider. Sep.: An Important Word from the Cameroons by Missionary Lois Ahrens. Nov.: White Cross for Cameroons [List of 35 items -multiples- needed in Cameroon, and instructions]. Our Women Missionaries in the Cameroons Send Christmas Greetings (Notes by Missionaries Laura Reddig, Ida Frosch (Ziegler), Verna Ganstrom, Betty Roth, Clara Gebauer, Berneice Westerman, Mildred Schneider, Myrtle Weeldreyer (Schaub-McCann), and Verna Michelson Jan.: Ida Forsch (Ziegler) Speaks Out on Answered Prayer. A Word from Alma Henderson. July: Missionary Esther Schultz Writes an Interesting Letter by Cameroon Missionary Esther Schultz. These Women Won t go to Church by Cameroon Missionary Ruby Salzman. A Letter to our [Women s Missionary Union] President from [Missionary] Dorothy Holzimmer. Sep.: [Missionary Nurse] Margaret Kittlitz Says:. Nov.: Our Missionary-Nurse, Laura Reddig, Sends Us Some Word-Shots of Our Boys at Bamenda New Hope Settlement [The stories of 8 of the boys in the Leprosy Settlement]. Our Grateful Thanks to [Home Office support staff person] Miss Gretchen Remmler by [Cameroon Missionary Nurse] Margaret Kittlitz Jan.: Women of the Grassfields A few facts from this publication [Women of the Grasslands by anthropologist Phyllis Kaberry] may be of interest for your program of Africa: by the Editor. May: Concerning supplies for our Women s and Children s Work in the Cameroons by the Editor. Millie and the Missionaries by the Editor. [excerpts of letters from Missionaries Mil Schneider, June Goodman, Myrtle Weeldreyer (Schaub-McCann),, and Ardice Ziolkowski (Powell). Sep-Oct. Work Among the African Women by Cameroon Missionary Mrs. S. Donald [Verna] Ganstrom. White Cross Report by [Home White Cross Chair] Mrs. Walter Stein. [Cameroon Missionary] Ruby Salzman Writes of Recent Experiences. Nov-Dec: White Cross News by [Women s Missionary Union White Cross Chair] Mrs. Walter Stein. ---NOTE: The years are still to be processed and added here---

7 (8). Contact: Mission Education Listed are titles and authors of selected articles related to Cameroon that appeared in Contact: Mission Education. A complete set of Contact is in the NAB Heritage Center Jun: A Visitor s View of the Cameroon by Mary Leypoldt. Mary Leypoldt, the financial controller at the NAB home office in Illinois was sent to Cameroon to help Set-up and install a new book-keeping system in Cameroon on an electronic machine. Her first-person account of the new things she saw during her 7 weeks there is a fascinating story told in a very understandable way for North Americans. Her ending summary: Cameroon is a beautiful country, but the needs of the people are great. The missionaries are doing a wonderful job of teaching and helping the Cameroon people become better citizens of their changing country and also telling them of Jesus. Jul.: The Story of Mushan by Missionary Ruby Salzman. Salzman relates how a boy in a school she supervised overcame parental bias against schooling and his stuttering to be an evangelist and church planter while a close friend and schoolmate of his yielded to the temptations of stealing for financial gain and ended up in jail. Sep: A Weekend at The End of the World by George Black and Oryn Meinerts. Missionary teachers Black and Meinerts tell of the week-end church meetings in a small, remote Cameroonian village which took two hours of difficult walking after the rough road ended. There they put their camp beds up in the primary school with many large windows without glass which children gathered around. Nov: Dinner with the Presidents [Jack Kennedy & Ahidjo of Cameroon] by Edwin H. Marklein Jan: It s Exciting to be a Missionary by Cameroon Missionary Ben Lawrence. May: Twenty Hours from America by Missionary Ernie A. Zimbelman. Jul: Bo-Bo s Bucket of Light by Mrs. Tom Lacy. Sep: Bird Trouble for Sammy by Mrs. Donald Miller. Nov: Darkest Africa by Rosemary Query Jan: Oh, Jesus, Help Me! by Cameroon Missionary June Haupt. May: A Visit to Mulang by Cameroon Missionary Harold Lang. Jul: He Has Been So Good to Me by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Daphne Dunger. Sep: Witness by Short-Term Missionary Teacher Barbara Stroh (Glewwe) Jan: Missionary Children at Hillcrest School by Short-Term Missionary Carolyn L. Okert (Weisenburger). Feb: Educating Our Missionary Children by Carolyn L Okert (Weisenburger). Nigeria Provides the Solution by NAB Home Missionary Secretary Richard Schilke. Mar: At Bible School s Gate by Cameroon Missionary Fred C. Folkerts Jan: Cameroon: Little Neh Adapted by the Editor from a report by Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Cameroon: To Walk Again by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Cameroon: Philip Ngwayi: Mr. Shoe-man by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Laura Reddig. Mar: New Life for All in Cameroon by Cameroon Missionaries Oryn and Pat Meinerts Mar: He s Able by Cameroon Missionary Dale Wilcke. Cameroon-Nigeria Mission Report - Part 1 by the Editor. Apr: Growing Up in Cameroon by Missionary Children Dan and Gwen Lang. Cameroon-Nigeria Mission Report - Part 2 by the Editor. May: The Story of Sunday Chop, as related by Cameroon Missionaries Berndt and Lily Lemke. Education at Saker: More than Academic by Missionary Teachers Eunice Kern and Wilma Binder Mar: Moms and Dads in Cameroon by Cameroon Missionaries Fred and Dorothy Holzimmer. Education: A Privilege - Report on Joseph Merrick Baptist College by Missionary Elmer Breitkreuz. Apr: Mercy and Joseph by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Geraldine Glasenapp. The Gift of Life by Cameroon Missionary Doctor Willi Gutowski. May: Martha s Day by Missionary Child Monie Fluth. Mambilla Report by the Editor Mar: A Nurses Day Off, a letter from Cameroon Missionary Myrna Goodman to friends at home. Cameroon Overview by the Editor. Apr: May: Mbingo Station Manager by Cameroon Missionary George Black. Working with Students in Cameroon by Cameroon Missionary David W. Lake. Lake, a teacher at the Joseph Merrick Baptist College, tells of sharing with a student the Campus Crusade Four Spiritual Laws tract who became a Christian and other experiences with the students. Many non- Christians become students at the school and are thoroughly exposed to Christianity while there. Aug: Pioneer Missionary in Cameroon. Adapted from the book Bender in the Cameroons by C.F.H. Henry. ---To be continued--- (9). Gleanings: From the Harvest Fields of the NAB Conference Started as a quarterly printed publication by Ardath Effa in 1987 in the Missions Dept. at the NABC Office in 1987 and continued by her after retirement as an publication through 2007 from Edmonton, AB. In 2008 the editing

8 and distribution returned to the NABC Office. The title had the word International inserted between the and Harvest (#44). The last known issue was the July/December 2008 issue (#45) which was combined with the Missionary/Church Planter and renamed Gleanings from the fields of the North American Baptist Conference. Listed below are the issues that were on hand as of Oct The issues include news items about the ongoing ministries of missionaries who served in Cameroon or Nigeria as well as their ministries after their missionary time in Cameroon/Nigeria since only missionaries were being researched when this listing was made. 2001: Jan-Mar (#15). 2004: Apr-Jun (#28). 2005: Apr-Jun (#32), Jul-Sep (#33), Oct-Dec (#34). 2006: Jan-Mar (#35), Jul-Sept (#37), Oct-Dec (#38). 2007: Jan-Mar (#39), Apr-Jun (#40), Jul-Sep (#41). Jan-Mar (#43). 2008: July/Dec (#45): (10). Junior Mission Material Selected articles on Cameroon. See Heritage Center files for complete set. Published initially by the NAB Christian Youth (or Young Peoples) and Sunday School Union with Rev. J.C. Gunst as editor from around 1950 until Sep Then by the NAB Commissioned Baptist Youth Fellowship with Ruth Bathauer as editor. In June 1962 the NAB Dept. of Christian Education became the publisher with Bruce Rich the editor in Frequency seems to have varied from monthly to quarterly. Following is a sampling of issues. 1948, Nov: A Missionary Teacher [Ruby Salzman] in Africa by Mrs. E.A. Hoffman. 1949, Jan: We Visit the Cameroons by Mrs. E.A. Hoffman. Mar: The White Cross Box by Mrs. E.A. Hoffman. Aug: In Africa with Margaret Kittlitz by Mrs. E.A. Hoffman. Baptist Junior Mission Stories Edited and Compiled by J.C. Gunst. 1950, Feb: A Trek Through the Cameroons by Ellen Lehr. May: Our Missionary Family [Dungers] Part 1 by Ellen Lehr. Aug: Our Missionary Family [Michelsons] Part 2 by Ellen Lehr. 1951, Jan: Our Missionary Family [H. Tobert, R. Salzman, Hendersons] Part 3 by Ellen Lehr. May: TiTi, The Little Mohammedan Girl by Ellen Lehr. [With original manuscript from Cameroon] Jul: Our Missionary Family [Howard & Betty Roth] by Ellen Lehr. 1954, Feb: Our Cameroons Baptist Mission: A Review by Ellen Lehr. May: A Junior [Daphne Dunger] Looks to Nursing by Ellen Lehr. 1957, Jan: The Children of Africa - Part 1 by Cameroon Missionary Esther Schultz. Apr: Traveling to Africa by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Delores Henne. 1959, Apr: An Elephant Hunt in Africa by Cameroon Missionary Marjorie Lou (Mrs. Ben) Lawrence. Aug: What are You Going to Be? by Cameroon Missionary Nurse Daphne Dunger. 1960, Mar: Another Look at Africa by Ruther Bathauer. Dec: In Africa with the Holzimmers by Cameroon Missionary Dorothy (Mrs. Fred) Holzimmer. 1961, Jun: Hippolyte goes to School by Cameroon Missionary Teacher William Rentz. 1963, Apr: The Little School on the Hill by Cameroon Missionary Teacher Berneice Westerman. Oct: Mu-Mu of Kumba, Cameroons by Cameroon Missionary Alma Henderson. 1964, Dec: A Builder Goes to Africa by Mrs. R.C. Rolfs. 1965, Mar: New Hope for Bongalla by Editor Bruce A. Rich. (11). Publications of the Cameroon Baptist Mission (the legal name of the NAB s mission in Cameroon until 1976) in Cameroon: Kaka Voice and Light, The (Produced by NAB missionaries for the Mbem area churches ) 1948, August 1949, January 1950, March (Renamed) Christian Light, The (Produced by NAB missionaries for all the CBC churches ) 1950, April (Easter issue), November (Thanksgiving-Christmas) issue 1951, April, June, October 1952, , , , September 1956, August 1957, March, June 1958, January-March, September, October 1959, June, August, September, October

9 It s Like This (Essays published at the Cameroon Protestant College. Written by fourth year students as partial fulfillment of the requirements of the English Language course Missionary Teacher Gilbert Gordon served as editor and publisher.) 1962, Essays on Traditional and Church History, Social Structure, and Other Aspects of Life in Various Tribes in East and West Cameroon (Vol, 1) 1964, Essays on Traditional and Church History, Social Structure, and Other Aspects of Life in Various Tribes in East and West Cameroon (Vol, 2 - Part 1) 1965, Essays on Traditional and Church History, Social Structure, and Other Aspects of Life in Various Tribes in East and West Cameroon (Vol, 2 - Part 2) Voice of C.P.C. (Cameroon Protestant College in Bali was an affiliate of NAB s Cameroon Baptist Mission.) 1967, Essays of folktales written by class four students and are tales told in their own villages according to the editor. (12). NABS Bulletin renamed NABS Impact [North American Baptist Seminary in Sioux Falls, SD] Published by the North American Baptist Seminary (Became Sioux Falls Seminary in 2008). Listed are summaries and/or quotes, with bracketed additions to give context, from selected articles with relevance to Cameroon Feb: Christmas Story dramatized at [Ndu, Cameroon] Seminary by Missionary Berneice Westerman Fall: A Great Door and Effectual [Cameroonian Seminary student] by Missions Prof. George A. Dunger Apr: Bender [Missionary] Fellowship was gratified with the response to the first missionary conference Oct: [Cameroonian] Flavius Martin Pursues Enlarged Training Program [at N. American Baptist Seminary] Oct: The Meeting of Antipodes [Missions Professor George Dunger and Cameroonian Flavius Martin] Feb: Bender [Missionary] Fellowship reports excellent series of meetings this school year Jul: Flavious Martin accepts the call of his home church in Cameroon, graduates Oryn Meinerts, George Black, and Barbara Stroh (Glewwe) to teach in Cameroon. Dec: [Cameroonian] Flavius Martin Sends an Open Letter realizes, perhaps for the first time in his life, the almost impossible adjustment the missionary is called upon to make in an African setting Feb: missionaries included in incoming students : Betty Mantay and Gerry Glasenapp from Cameroon Dec: Missionary Thrust this Semester the Gerhard Schroeders, Ida Forsch ((Ziegler), Rosemarie Hackman, Eugene Stockdale, and Elmer Strauss represented mission work in Cameroon Apr: Bender [Missionary] Fellowship Reports Progress scholarship for Mr. Samuel Becke from Cameroon at the University of Oregon sending books from our Library to Cameroon guest missionaries at our annual Missionary Conference were Berneice Westerman and Norman Haupt from Cameroon. Jul: NAB S graduates report: George Black 64, Harold Lang 57, and Flavius Martin 64 from Cameroon Winter: Soul Missions in Dialogue was the theme of the annual Bender Fellowship missionary conference Peter Fehr, George Black, Oryn and Pat Meinerts presented their work in Cameroon. NABS Bulletin becomes NABS Impact Jul: Panorama: Significant scenes from the seminary: John Nfor, Cameroonian pastor was the first to receive a certificate in the seminary s newly inaugurated African Pastor s Program Feb: Why I Came to Seminary by Gary Breitkreuz (former Short-Term Missionary to Cameroon). Apr: Commencements activities Laura E. Reddig, missionary to Cameroon since 1938 will be awarded the honorary Doctor of Humanities degree the first woman to be so honored by the seminary. Oct: Norman Haupt, former missionary to Cameroon, appointed adjunct instructor in missions the overseas missions study program will place two students in Cameroon for the January Term will be directed in the field by [former missionary] Dr. George Dunger, the seminary s emeritus professor of missions Special Futures Edition - New Church Related Careers: Ed Hoepner (NABS 72) with a background in industrial arts is serving the Lord in Cameroon George Black (NABS 64) is manager of the Mbingo Baptist Hospital in Cameroon Apr: Class of 1976: [Future Cameroon Missionary] Ken Priebe, M.Div. [Cameroonian] Stephen Bangsi, Cert Apr: Class of 1977 [Cameroonian] M. Nji, Certificate Jul: Class of 1978 [Cameroon Missionary] David Lake, M.Div Apr: Class of 1979 [Cameroonian] Samuel Ngum, M.A. in Christian Education Apr: Don Ganstrom [former Cameroon Missionary] to be honored at Commencement Apr: Mission Trip [by NAB Seminary staff and students] Builds church Roof and Relationships in Cameroon. (13). N.A.B. today Selected articles on Cameroon Jan-Feb: Snake Bite! Based on a true story from Cameroon. A young girl bitten by a poisonous snake on her foot is taken a long distance to the Banso Baptist Hospital. NAB Missionary Scott Clark translated her tribal language for the medical staff to treat her and teach her to walk again. Mar-Apr: An Open Letter from [Cameroon] Missionary Daphne Dunger.

10 May-Jun: The Cross Brought Them [people in Cameroon village] Together. The Schuh Crew, an NAB GATEWAY [Short-Term mission] team led by Darrell Schuh spent ten days in construction work on a church finishing by placing a cross on the roof of the church on a hill Mar-Apr: People of the Skull by Pierre and Kelly Martial. Known as the skull people, the Bamilekes [in Cameroon] acquired their mysterious name because they worship their ancestors skulls Jul-Aug: Pots and Prayer. It was Deborah, a young Cameroonian woman, was encouraged with a gift of $15 from missionaries Art and Dorothy Helwig, to attend a Home Economics training course. Returning to her village she put what she learned to work by establishing a Home Economics Centre. Today, 20 years later, she is the director of the Centre and actively involved in training young women. Nov-Dec: The New Leprosy in Cameroon by Cameroon Missionary Doctor Dieter Lemke Mar-Apr: Treasure in a Shoebox: The Story of [Cameroon Missionary] Esther Schultz by Lou Ann Smith Jul-Aug: Banso [Hospital in Cameroon]: Fifty Years of God s Grace and Blessing. Cameroon: When the Comprehensive School for the Blind was developed the thought of blind students progressing academically to where they would graduate from Seminary seemed far away! Presently there are three students enrolled in studies at Cameroon Baptist Seminary Sep-Oct: From Sticks, Corn Flour and Palm Oil to Faith. there are places where a basic Christian witness does not exist. Until recently this was true [in a local community] of the Bamum people in Cameroon [but] Bamum people came to Banso Baptist Hospital for medical help. A trust was building with the Christian workers there and the Baumum were impressed with the care they received Eventually a Life Abundant Program [a village primary health outreach where the people themselves provide a building and support a resident health worker] was established in Kouhouat, continuing care for the Bamum people The Chief of Kouhouat wisely observed: You can talk all you want about Christianity. You can talk all you want about other faiths, but even a fool can understand the expressions of love that are seen in these believers. Nov-Dec: I ll never be a missionary. How many of you know for sure you will never serve as a missionary on a foreign field? Northwestern College (Minnesota) student Wilma Binder quickly raised her hand in response to that question from her French teacher [however] on August 1965 she left with eight other volunteers for a two-year term in Cameroon [then] for thirty years Wilma served at Saker Baptist College, a secondary boarding school for girls in Limbé, Cameroon Mar-Apr: Ruby [Cameroon Missionary] Heard God s voice...and Answered. Jul-Aug: Willing to Pack Their Suitcases. Nov-Dec: Battling for Life. Life Abundant Program [Village Healthcare Outreach program of the CBC] Recognized in Cameroon May-Jun: Following God s Call: One Woman s Journey. Jul-Aug: We Serve as His Hands and Feet. In Memory of Dr. George Dunger [Former Cameroon Missionary] May-Jun: Giving God the glory: 50 Years of Care for Cameroonians [at Mbingo Hospital]. Devastating Disease Incredible Opportunity : Missionary Offers Physical and Spiritual Care to HIV/AIDS Victims. Nov-Dec: Not a Sacrifice, But a Privilege. Mission Field on their Doorstep Mar-Apr: When the Worst Comes, Hope Prevails: NAB reaches out to [Cameroonian] AIDS orphans through the Chosen Children Program. Aug-Sep: The Hope of Jesus Amidst the Hurts by Cameroon Missionary Doctor Melodie Smith. Dec-Jan 2005 Jan: Outstanding Achievement Award for [Cameroon Missionary] Dr. Dieter Lemke Spring: Plowing Mounds & Reaping Yams Fall: Multiplication Miracles Continue Today Spring: Making Disciples a Mile DEEP and WIDE Fall: God Moves Spring: Raising Up Global Christian Leaders Summer: If We Don t Try It by J. Gordon Harris Winter: On a Mission to Honor God Spring: Things Falling Apart Intercessors Intervene. (14). Sendbote, Der ( Messenger, The ). Translations from German by David Priestley unless otherwise noted Jul 29: A Farewell Celebration by A person present. (Translated by Heinz Grabia) Feb 17: Our Arrival in Cameroon! by August Steffen. Apr 20: The First German Baptist Mission in Cameroon, West Africa [August and Anna Steffens from the USA] by Eduard Scheve (Chair of the Berlin Baptist Mission Committee). Jun 22: A Letter from Cameroon by August Steffens. Aug 10: From Cameroon by Missionary August Steffens.

11 Sep 7: The First German Baptist Mission in Cameroon, West Africa by Eduard Scheve. (Cont d from Apr) Sep 14: The First German Baptist Mission in Cameroon, West Africa by Eduard Scheve. (Conclusion) Nov 23: A Letter from Cameroon by Missionary August Steffens. Nov 30: A Letter from Cameroon by Missionary August Steffens Jan 25: From Cameroon by Missionary August Steffens. Mar 15: From Cameroon by Missionary August Steffens. Apr 19: Correspondence from Cameroon by Missionary August Steffens. Jul 5: Correspondence from Cameroon (Letter) by Missionary August Steffens. Aug 2: [Cameroon Missionary] Br. Steffens Homegoing [in Cameroon] by the Editor. Aug 23: A Later Letter from [Cameroon Missionary] Br. Steffens. (Originally to T. Schafer of Yankton, SD) Dec 20: From a Letter [about Cameroon Missionary August Steffens] by Br. Scheve [Chairman of the Berlin Missionary Committee], Apr 14: Africa on My Back by Cameroon Missionary H.P. Kayser (Translated by Alma Mittelstedt) Non Cameroon Baptist Conference or North American Baptist Conf Publishers NOTE: It has not been the intent of the NABC Heritage Center to acquire complete holdings of Cameroonrelated articles published by the by non CBC or NABC publishers. Those that have come to the Heritage Center have been archived and are fairly representative of those years. (15). Baptist Magazine, The ( Missionary Herald insert). Note: These articles are from the Missionary Herald insert section of the Baptist Magazine. In the Cameroon Collection they are typewritten pages made by Missionary Gil Schneider (copy machine was not available) from the records at the BMS office in London during a short stay there. There are selected articles, letters, etc. about the mission work of the British missionaries on Fernando Po including the exchange of letters between the missionaries and the Portuguese Government officials leading up to the move of the Baptists to the Cameroon mainland. The pages are not numbered. Included are some notes by Gil Schneider to his fellow missionaries. The cover letter sent to his fellow missionaries by NAB missionary Gil Schneider with these transcriptions is the second page in the binder following the listing of the binder s contents Jan: Editorial of London BMS Secretaries. The Mission Field: The Pastorate of Mission Churches Apr: Editorial of London BMS Secretaries. A Pastorate for Native Churches Jan 28: Copy of Instructions given to each BMS missionary. Jan 28: Editorial of London BMS Secretaries. The Pastorate of Mission Churches. May 26: Diboll, Joseph. Letter to the [BMS] Secretaries in London. May 27: Chacon, Carlos. Proclamation. May 27: Saker, Alfred. Ltr to the Lieutenant-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. May 28: Chacon, Carlos. Ltr to the Lieut.-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. May 28: Saker, A. Ltr. to the Lieutenant-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. May 29: Chacon, Carlos. Ltr to the Lieut.-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. May 29: Saker, Alfred. Letter to the Secretaries of the Baptist Missionary Society. May 31: Saker, Alfred. Ltr. to the Lieut.-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. Jun 1: Diboll, Joseph. Ltr to the Lieut.-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. Jun 1: Saker, Alfred. Ltr. to the Lieut.-Governor of the Colony at Clarence, Fernando Po. Jun 17: Chacon, Carlos [Governor-General]. Ltr. to the Baptist Missionary [Joseph Diboll]. Jun 22: Saker, Alfred. Letter to Governor-General of the Fernando Po. Aug 2: Editorial of London BMS Secretaries in London. Fernando Po. (Excerpts from several different issues) BMS Home Secretaries in London May 2: BMS Home Secretaries in London. Africa. (16). Bulletin of the North American Association of Cameroon Studies NOTE: This Bulletin evidently had a rather short life. The editions in the NAB Heritage Center were incomplete Apr (Vol. 1, No. 1) Pg 1: Suggested Purposes and Activities 1983 Oct (Vol. 1, No. 2) Pg 1: Research Notes [of Cameroon] 1984 Oct (Vol. 2, No. 2) Pg 1: Reviews of Recent Books [about Cameroon] 1986 Oct (Vol. 3, No. 1) Pg 1: Reviews of Recent Books [about Cameroon] 1986 Dec (Vol. 3, No. 3) Pg 1: Announcements 1988 Oct (Vol. 5, No. 2) Pg 1: Cover Letter. Announcements (17). Neuruppiner Missionsbote, Der Published by the Baptist Mission Society of Germany. NOTE: For each of

12 the three issues of this periodical in the Cameroon Collection there are: (1) A copy of the periodical, (2) Handwritten English translation by William Rentz of many major articles about Cameroon, (3) An original of the periodical in a transparent protective sleeve. Please do not remove an original from the protective sleeves but use a copy Oct Pg 101: Bender, C.J. What an Old Missionary Thinks about Pagan Missions [in Cameroon]. Pg 104: Orthner, A. Under Africa s Sun [in Cameroon]. Pg 106: Rokitta, Robert. Homiletics Course at Soppo [Cameroon] for Teachers. p Pg 109: Schirrmacher, W. Excursions through the Cameroons Grasslands Oct Pg 134: Sieber, J. Kakaland [in Cameroon] Lifts its Hands to God. Pg 137: Orthner, A. Under Africa s Sun [in Cameroon]. Pg 139: Schirrmacher, W. Ndu [Mission Station in Cameroon] Must be Rebuild! Nov Pg 147: Schirrmacher, W. Excursions through the Cameroons Grasslands. (18). Standard, The Published monthly (bimonthly July/August) by Harvest Publications, an arm of the Baptist General Conference (now Converge Worldwide). The name was later changed BGC World starting with the July 2003 edition. NOTE: These were not originally in the NAB Heritage Center but copies were made at Bethel Seminary Jan Pg 9: Recycling the D.M.* [*displaced missionary]: We need your help to move the displaced missionary [from Ethiiopia] to other places [some to Cameroon] of service by Florence Jacobson Feb Pg 7: What in the World are we doing in Cameroon by Florence Jacobson Sep Pg 19: From My Perspective by Virgil A. Olson Jul Pg 26: We didn t Know What to Expect by Herbert H. Skoglund. 1983, Mar Pg 14: Sometimes We Succeed by Barb Knudsen Apr Pg 22: Love Your Neighbor by Florence Jacobson Jun Pg 10: You re Invited! by Florence Jacobson May Pg 12: The Making of A Pastor by Erma Gullman Oct Pg 18: Dangerous traditions by Jodi Hanning. Oct Pg 18: [Title not available] by Gary Stevens. ) Jul Pg 15: Lasting hope -- the BGC s response [in Mambilla Plateau, Nigeria] by Author unnamed. (19). West Africa Published weekly in Britain. These are from the NABC office which only received clipped articles Oct 3, Pg 793: Portrait: The Quiet Cameroonian [Premier J. Foncha of West Cameroon] by Author unnamed Dec 19, Pg 1105: Cameroons on the Eve by Margaret Roberts Jan 2, Pg 5: Portrait: Cameroons Fulani Premier [Ahmadu Ahidjo] by Author unnamed. Pg 14: Letters to the Editor: Dr. Moumié and M. Ahidjo by Felix-Roland Moumié Apr 30, Pg 485: Nigerian Army in Cameroons by Richard Cox Jun 4, Pg 623: Nigeria s International Boundries: The Eastern and the Cameroons by J. R. Prescott Jun 11, Pg 657: Views from Cameroons by Jabea K. Dibonge Oct, Pg 1213: Cameroons--Forty Wasted Years by Author unnamed Nov 12, Pg 1269: Dangerous Divisions in Africa by Author unnamed. Pg 1270: Southern Cameroons in London by Author unnamed Nov 19, Pg 1321: No Aid for Cameroons by Author unnamed Nov 26, Pg 1335: From Our Correspondents Yaounde, Cameroon: by Author unnamed. (20). Articles from Various Other Periodicals Combined in a Single Binder: America, January 9, 1971: Church and State in Cameroon. American Baptist Quarterly, September 1990: An Early Enterprise: The Baptists at Fernando Po, Baptist Hospital Fund Bulletin, Summer 1973: Mounds-Midway Alum [NAB Missionary Laura Reddig] Honored. Centerline, Spring 2000 (Billy Graham Center): No Power But Prayer (Isaac Mbeng, CBC Pastor). Christianity Today, January 1, 1965: Peace Corps in West Cameroon. Church History, June 1996: Book review of International Influences and Baptist Mission in West Cameroon (Book author Charles W. Weber). Connections, May 2010: Justice Vera Ngassa [grad of Saker Baptist College] serves as a Magistrate... Drum Call, The, January 1960: Cameroun Achieves Independence and Cameroun Today. Economist, The, March 21, 2009: The Pope in [Cameroon,] Africa. Economist, The, March 1, 2008: Cameroon: Another president who won t go. Esquire, May 1974: The True Adventure of the Sacred Idol of Kom [in Cameroon]. Fiesta, March 1975: Several articles about Cameroon, Fortune, April 15, 2002: Exxon s African Adventure [in Cameroon and Chad]. Fuller [Seminary] Focus, Fall 2001 Contextualizing in Cameroon. Health Promotion International, Vol. 14, No. 4: Towards sustainability in village health care in rural