Final Talk Back Sermon At St Pauls Methodist Church
The final Talk back sermon titled We Can Call Him Father will be preached at 10 50 am Sunday at St Pauls United Methodist Church 7915 Bay Way Drive by Rev Robert D Joiner Jr with W W Kirkland assisting A nursery is available and church school begins at 930 am A Time of Friendship follows worship and the Chancel Choir will lead the anthem Ushers listed and youth activities start at 530 pm Sunday A nominations and personnel committee meets 730 pm Tuesday Choir rehearsal 730 pm Wednesday and Council on Ministries meets 730 pm Thursday
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Father
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Bayway Drive
Robert D. Joiner Jr
W. W. Kirkland
Jim O'Sullivan
Ron Roberts
Charles Seay
Ames Read
Council On Ministries
Bill Huntington
Evangelist Rowe to Speak at Coady Baptist Church
Evangelist Henry Rowe will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday at Coady Baptist Church. The Rev. Bob Elliott leads an 8:30 p.m. service on The Church That Cannot Fail with Bible classes at 9:45 a.m. and a church training hour at 5:30 p.m. Visitation Night is 7:15 p.m. Thursday. Youth groups meet 6:30 p.m. Wednesday followed by prayer at 7:30 p.m.
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Henry Rowe
Coady Baptist Church
Bob Elliott
Revolution Evolution and Reformation topic at Westminster Church
The Rev Ronald W Smith of Westminster Presbyterian Church will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday on Revolution Evolution and Reformation. Music by Westminster Choir directed by Thomas A Franks. Church school at 9 30 a.m. Nursery and coffee hour, junior high fellowship at 2 p.m., and tours of Earthman Funeral Home and Forest Park Cemetery as part of a death study. Work Day at 7 30 a.m. Saturday with breakfast and lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald W. Smith
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bayway Drive
S. W. Dedman
Fellowship Hall
Bay
Transfer for Rev Pace to Mont Belvieu Church
The Rev H Rudy Pace associate pastor of St Mark s United Methodist Church is to be transferred to Mont Belvieu United Methodist Church Monday A reception for him and his family will follow the Sunday church service Special music will be provided by the Chancel Choir led by Bruce Day Church School Classes for all ages begin at 915 a m Youth Choir rehearsal is at 5 pm Jr and Sr High MYF meet at 530 pm Sunday members of St Mark s will have a covered dish supper in the Fellowship Hall in honor of The Rev and Mrs Joe Bisby Rhodesia missionaries A 7 pm presentation by Rev and Mrs Bisby on their Rhodesia work Don Strickland Texas Conference Lay Leader will be the after dinner speaker and the Sweet Adelines quartet will entertain Various weekday activities are listed including Moth ers Day Out program and Chancel Choir rehearsal
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H. Rudy Pace
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Mont Belvieu United Methodist Church
Pace
Chancel
Bruce Day
St. Mark's
Fellowship Hall
Joe Bisby
Rhodesia
Bisby
Mary Tarrant
MacArthur
St. Mark’s
Carl Hebel
Rudy Pace
Mary Martha
Don Strickland
Texas
Liberty
Sweet Adelines
Administrative Board To Meet At Cedar Bayou Methodist
A called meeting of the Administrative Board will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church with H. D. Hardison presiding. The Youth Choir rehearses at 8:45 a.m. Sunday, and Rev. Roy L. Felder will preach at the morning service at 10:50 a.m. Chancel Choir, sung under Hardison, will provide the anthem with Mrs. Shirley McCord on organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church
H. D. Hardison
Linda Hafer
Roy L. Felder
Shirley McCord
Lynn Woods
Terry Blackwell
R. E. Casey
M. B. Carter
Dickie Barnett
Gwenn O. Casey
Felder
Finance Committee
G. A. Laughlin
Scout Troop 93
Women’s Society of Christian Service
What Is God Worth Sermon At First Presbyterian
Rev Burnette W Dowler will deliver What Is God Worth at 8 30 and 11 am services at First Presbyterian Church this Sunday The Chancel Choir under Charles Forque with Mary Pennington on organ will provide music Infant baptism will be administered at 8 30 am Parents may notify church for arrangements Sunday Church School and Adult Education begin at 9 30 am Nursery opens 8 am Junior High and Senior High Fellowships meet at 6 30 pm Board of Christian Education plans 7 pm Monday Junior Choir rehearses 4 pm Tuesday Chancel Choir rehearses 7 pm Nursery remains open Boy Scouts meet 7 pm Tuesday in Fellowship Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnette W. Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Forque
Mary Pennington
Board of Christian Education of Session
Don C. Murray
Dick Cansler
W. R. Edwards
R. D. Howe
C. T. Joseph Jr
Bill Lucas
Raymond Porter
W. E. Rogers
K. K. Sandow
Lynn R. Strawn
Luther Tallent
Jan Wiisters
Bryan Stratton
Fellowship Hall
W. E. Warner
Youth Activities Top Nazarenes Schedule
Youth Week starts Sunday at First Church of the Nazarene in Grape, with Rev. Gerald V. Davis delivering the morning message. Debbie Watson, Sharon Davis, Sherry Townsend and Paul Parker organize activities for youths. Paul Watson directs singing. solo by Mrs. Buford Fulcher precedes the pastor. Congregational singing at 7 pm led by Paul Watson, with a trio by Mrs. Ralph Folsom, Mrs. Wade Townsend, and Mrs. Brooks Starett. Church board meeting follows midweek service. choir practice at 5:30 pm. February sees Herald of Holiness subscription drive led by Mrs. Wesley Parker with a local goal of 4.1.
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Church of the Nazarene
Main
Gerald V. Davis
Debbie, Watson
Sharon Davis
Sherry Townsend
Paul Parker
Paul Watson
Sanctuary
Buford Fulcher
Brooks Starett
Ralph Folsom
Wade Townsend
What Neighbor Means at Sunday Christian Science Service
Scientists To Explore What Neighbor Means in Sunday service at First Church of Christ Scientist Baytown. Readings include the Good Samaritan, Romans on love, and Eddy’s Science and Health passage. Sunday 10 30 a m. Wednesday 7 30 pm. reading room open weekdays 10 00 4 00 and Saturday 10 00 1 00.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Baytown
Nevada
Corporate Communion Service At Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church schedules three services for Sunday with corporate communion at 8 a.m. led by Epis toler James Harrop and assisted by Jerry Cox and ushers Mehemet Wiggen Jasper Katribe and organist Miss Marsha Seale. A family breakfast follows by unity Churchmen. The 9 15 a.m. family Eucharist features Epistoler LH Maxwell ushers Taylor Miller and T R Walms ey with acolytes Gordon Walmsley Wismar Walmsley Timmons Willemez Bailey Olafson. Junior Choir directed by Eleanor Fisher. Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. with lay readers E L Roberts B E Wilson acolytes Ferguson Dignam Seale Bethea Williams ushers Mes serschmidt Hart. Altar care by Meador Heald Edwards. Parish Choir conducted by Richard Bain with Seale organ. Nursery and kindergarten provided for 9 15 and 11 a.m. services. 8 a.m. service and breakfast include nursery. Rev Philip Dignam to conduct all three services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Willemez
Merrill Bailey
Steven Olafson
Eleanor Fisher
E.L. Roberts
B.E. Wilson
Robert Ferguson
David Dignam
Paul Seale
Sam Bethea
Frank Williams
H. C. Messerschmidt
J. Leonard Hart
O.M. Meador
J.M.D. Heald
Paul J. Edwards
Richard Bain
Miss Seale
Philip Dignam
Mistaken Identity Sermons At Grace United Methodist Church
Dr Lamar S Clark will preach a 10 45 a m sermon titled Mistaken Identity with Sanctuary Epworth Choirs and William W Schubert directing music. An Offering To God will be the 7 p m sermon. Church school is at 9 30 a m with nursery available. Youth activities begin at 5 30 p m, with a 6 p m Methodist Youth Fellowship program.
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Lamar S. Clark
Grace United Methodist Church
Sanctuary
Epworth
William W. Schubert
Earl and Estes
Dr. Clark
Methodist
Jim Arnold
Jim Colley
Dr Thiele Sermon On Channel At Memorial Baptist
Dr W Edward Thiele will deliver Make Me A Channel sermon at Memorial Baptist Church at 11 a m Sunday. Rev Don Shamblin, Memorial member and former Coady pastor, will preach Sunday night. Thiele will teach The Letters of John at First Baptist Mont Belvieu Sunday night. Royal Ambassadors Tuesday night hosted San Jacinto Baptist Association annual officer election. trip to Houston to see Houston Baptist College versus Mitchells State College of Thibodaux. Attendees include Joel Ball Doug Dittman Wade Dittman Jerry Alexander Vernon Eldridge Randy Haney Greg Morton Tony Price Kyle Sears Danny Smoke Andy Smoke Don Shamblin Danny Shamblin Roger Thiele William Thiele Gary Thomas John Wheelis. counselors Curt Ball Charles Cody Byron Haney D Shamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edward Thiele
Memorial Baptist Church
Houston
Houston Baptist College
Michells State College of Thibodaux
Thos
Joel Ball
Doug Dittman
Wade Dittman
Jerry Alexander
Vernon Eldridge
Randy Haney
Greg Morton
Tony Price
Kyle Sears
Danny Smoke
Andy Smoke
Don Shamblin
Danny Shamblin
Roger Thiele
William Thiele
Gary Thomas
John Wheelis
Mullins To Teach RA Course At Wooster
Mullins, RA training leader, will lead a Royal Ambassador course at Wooster Baptist Church. The six to seven year old group and church youth will meet after the service, with adults invited to help. Sunday study of Letters of John continues at 7:15 p.m. led by Rev. Hugh M. Lindsey, as Young Musicians join the service choir for Sunday night services.
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San Jacinto Association
Royal Ambassador
O.p.festival
Mullins
Youth Wooster Baptist Church
P.m
James Horn
Tangle
Wood
Hugh M. Lindsey
John
Annual Meeting At St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday
St Pauls Lutheran holds annual meeting after a 10 30 a m service led by Gordon Smith with eight council seats up for election and approval of a new constitution and the 1971 budget. Sunday School begins at 9 15 a m. nursery open during services.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gordon Smith
Church Council
Hell
Charles Probst
Fisherman's Club
ALCW
Art Holle
American Lutheran Church Women's
First Christian Church Sunday Topic
The Rev. Robert K. Schomp will preach at 10 50 a m Sunday on Thus Saith the Lord with I Kings 22 5 0 13 14 as the scripture. Communion elders are Dr W T Jones Jr and Dr Henry Schutze and Juna Hill is deacon chair. Sunday School starts 9 30 a m and youth groups meet at 6 p m with Sharon Weber guiding the CYF plans a wild game dinner for Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Schomp
First Christian Church
Forrest
I Kings
W. T. Jones Jr
Henry Schutze
Juna Hill
Sharon Weber
CYF
Christian Women's Fellowship
Laymen Day At Baptist Temple Planned
Laymen's Day in Southern Baptist churches will be observed Sunday at Baptist Temple. Rev. Jim Stevens will preach on "When Laymen Are Faithful" about laymen fulfilling duties in the church. All men and boys are invited for prayer and fellowship at 8:30 a.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. An all male choir and testimonies will highlight the morning service. Baptist Temple sits at Graham and Pruett.
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Southern Baptist
Baptist Temple
Jim Stevens
Graham and Pruett
There Is Always A Way Out Sermon At Redeemer
Rev Nichols will preach There Is Always A Way Out at Redeemer Lutheran Church on Sunday with a message that trust is the best way out of trouble. Leslie Renee Best will be baptized during the service and new members Dennis Peting Judy Brett and Robert Best will be received at the altar. A church supper at 5 p.m. Sunday will honor new members sponsored by the Women's Missionary League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Nichols
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Leslie Renee Best
Dennis Peting
Judy Brett
Robert Best
Women's Missionary League
Board of Evangelism
Board of Education
Board of Elders
Couple From Rhodesia To Speak Here
Rev. Joseph B. Bisby and Mrs. Bisby will speak at St. Mark's United Methodist Church in Oklahoma City Sunday. They will share a pictorial report on their Rhodesia ministry at the 7 p.m. service, preceded by a 6 p.m. family supper in the Fellowship Hall. Public is invited to hear the Bisbys.
Witnesses to Hear Bible Lecture in Kingdom Hall
A free public Bible lecture at 3 p.m. Sunday will be held in the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses at 1305 Hawthorne. After the sermon, a group Bible study on Have You Entered the Great Contest of Faith based on 1 Timothy 6 12 will follow. Week meetings include Congregation Bible Studies at 8 p.m. Tuesday in eight local Bay town locations. The Ministry School and Service meeting is at 7 30 p.m. Friday at the Kingdom Hall. The public is welcome at all Jehovahs Witnesses meetings and the free Bible discourse.
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Kingdom Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses
Hawthorne
Congregation Bible Studies
Baytown
Oil Water Blamed In Bird Deaths After Spill Near SF
More than 1,700 birds rescued from the oily waters around San Francisco have died with 800 still in shelters and likely unsalvageable. Zoo officials report only about 7 to 3 percent recovery, as bunker oil coats, poisons, and disrupts waterproofing, despite treatment efforts and experiments with new cleaning compounds.
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San Francisco
Reuther
Richmond
Bay
Standard Oil Co
California
Golden Gate Bridge
Standard Oil
Pacific
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St. Paul’s Methodist
Bill Walstead
Herman L. Davis
Steve Peyton
Herman Davis
Wayne Miller
Stanford Mims
Evangelist Rowe
Coady
Westminster Choir
Thomas A. Franks
John DeGarmo
Forest Park Cemetery
Trinity Bay
Mont Belvieu Church
L. H. Davis
Cherub
Dowler
Nazarenes
Sun
Charles R. Kyle
Benewed
E. Homan
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
N. Ashbel
Trinity Episcopal Church
James Harrop
Jerry Cox
Mehemet Wiggen
Jasper Katribe
Marsha Seale
Deborah
Rachel
Martha Circle
Steele McDonald
Olive
Mary
Naomi
Keith _King
Rebekah
Noel Stiles
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Men of Grace Church
Ramada Tower
Atty
Carol Vance
Dr. Thiele
Royal Ambassadors
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Installa
Wooster
Annual Meeting of
St. Paul’s
Nichols
Pere
Matsal “Saesas
RICK
Joseph B. Bisby
St.Mark's United Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Bisbys
J. B. Bisby
Church News
Nassau
Bahamas
Church Directory
Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God
Krimmer
WMC
E. Lobit
Faith Temple United Pentecostal Church
Milton D. Ford
Correr Bolster
Kern
Baytown Sun
Bayshore
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