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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1968
Page
3
Central Baptist Church in Baytown announces a Family Dynamics Conference in January 2028 led by Dr. John Drakeford of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. The weekend program includes men and teen activities, Sunday services, and a Baptist Men’s Day observance, with activities planned by Raymond Jackson and church committees.
Coady Baptist Church on Wade Road hosts Sunday School at 9:45 am with Robert Keigley as superintendent presenting in the adult department. Rev C B Meadows will preach at 10:50 am on Jesus Ministry Beginning in the Synagogue. Night services at 6:30 pm feature Pastor’s second sermon Jesus’s Ministry Outside the Synagogue. Training Union at 6:30 pm directed by Carrell Jennische. Youth groups meet 6:30 pm Wednesday. prayer meeting at 7:30 pm Wednesday. directors include Mrs H Sorrells Mrs Jenn Cummings and Terry Gregory.
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church at 3116 Hwy 146 hosts a Men's Day with laymen speakers Charles Lund in the morning and Eddie Capps at night. Services begin 9:45 a.m. Bible study, 11:55 a.m. morning worship, 6:30 p.m. Training Union, 7:30 p.m. worship. A men’s choir and junior and youth activities are planned, with 100 enrolled in January Bible Study. Reverend E. R. Burns leads the church, Barney Webber directs music. Church Conference set for Wednesday.
East Texas Baptist College 35 voice A Cappella choir performs at 10 p.m. Jan. 26 at Senior Higgon School Channelview and 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26 at First Baptist Channelview. The mid semester tour includes Livingston Channelview Pasadena and Mareh all. Directed by Dr Robert F Wright.
A Canton Ohio teacher, Tarry Taylor, 27, at Lincoln High School, led a government class through a live court demonstration about removing canned meat fat from a container and handling a stove setup. The experiment aimed to show operation details and consequences, ending with a $25 fine for reckless behavior.
Redeemer Lutheran Church will dedicate a Christian flag and an American flag for permanent display during the 10:45 a.m. service. Rev. Glen C. Kollmeyer will speak on What Is The Nature Of True Love. Holy communion and Sunday school follow, with adult instruction, junior classes, night communion, and choir practices listed.
Jack R. Arvin of the Missouri Street Church of Christ announces sermons at 9 33 am The Greatest Faith based on Hosea 4 6 and at 6 pm Pauls Charge to Ministers based on 1 Timothy 1 3 Bible classes for all ages meet at 3 pm Young People at 3 pm Mid week service at 7 pm Wednesday Nursery open at all services Bus transportation available by calling the church office 422 7422
The First Assembly of God Church at 406 N. Magnolia Highlands will begin revival services Sunday night. Services run each Tuesday through Friday and Sunday for two weeks led by evangelist Rev. E. L. Terry and pastor Rev. Burnie Davis.
The Rev Monte Brown of Bayway Christian Church will speak on Church Unity at St Pauls Methodist Church Sunday evening with a nursery provided. After the session coffee will be served by the missions commission chaired by Mrs J H Lockett.
The Rt. Rev. Chandler W. Sterling, retiring Montana bishop, launches PAR DON Nicodemus House project torehabilitate distressed Episcopal priests. Two facilities planned near Pelham New York with four to six and up to fifteen residents. Program pairs priests with nonclerical work, no psychiatrists, aimed at recovery and possible parish reassignment.
Rev. E. H. Domonique of Mt. Rose Baptist Church invites worshipers to attend Sunday services. The 11 a.m. sermon titled The Lord Speaks To Us Through His Word in Encouragement will address faith growth. A 7:30 p.m. evening service follows with prayer and reflection.
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