Cit To Church by Sue Jones
Youth camps picnics and church outings energize churches and spur new programs. A Baptist youth group formed from several churches now plans a revival, spreading influence across 21 churches and an entire association.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1954
Page
5
Youth camps picnics and church outings energize churches and spur new programs. A Baptist youth group formed from several churches now plans a revival, spreading influence across 21 churches and an entire association.
Grace Methodist Church schedules two morning services at 8 30 and 10 45 a m with Rev M Jor dan delivering Not What We Brieve But Whom The 8 30 service features W C Herting and son Jimmie singing Now I Belong To Jesus and Mrs H W Bissick offering Come Unto Me at 10 45 Church School meets 9 35 Youth fellowship for intermediates and seniors starts 8 30 p m Rev Win L Hensley preaches at 7 40 p m Official Board meets 7 p m Monday Tri City Beach annual Methodist Men family picnic planned Barber summer home Summer camp July 26 31 at Lakeview juniors intermediates and seniors Applications deadline July 22 through Rev Hensley.
The Rev. Karl H. Bracker returns from Bible Camp near Kerrville and will lead the 11:30 a.m. service at St. Paul Lutheran Church with the sermon A Religion of Mountain Tops. Holy Communion will be observed. Mrs. W. B. Killough to play organ, Leon Holle acolyte. Church School at 9:20 a.m. in the educational building. Mrs. A. A. Holle to lead kindergarten, E. C. Winegartner to co conduct junior and senior opening programs. Pastor teaches Adat class. Women’s Missionary Society meets at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Meekins to present topic. Lynda Isaacson reports Luther League Leadership Training experiences.
The Rev George P Kinglish will discuss Keep the Light Shining at the 1050 am service at Baptist Temple Sunday. Special music will be provided by the choir directed by Barney Webber. The 8 pm sermon title is Who cares if a Sinner Goes to Hell. Sunday School starts 945 am with C H Hargrove superintendent. Jessie Dunn directs the Training Union at 7 pm.
The Rev. A. F. Meyer will conduct the 8:40 a.m. service at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Houston in the pastor’s absence while Rev. Br. Lange attends summer school. Merl and Bible classes will lead the devotional program. The article notes Earth’s orbital position near the Sun in December and early July.
San Jacinto Baptist association prepares a July 1 revival at Wooster Baptist church led by Hugh Meredith. The event caps two years of Youth on the March growth, born from Pineywoods camp. Meredith, pastor in Kingfisher Oklahoma, with Jerry Juergens directing music, leads a diverse team including Miss Margaret Blasingame as organist and a rotating lineup of testimonies and a new youth choir.
Rev Clyde Foltz will deliver a sermon at First Christian church Sunday using the three coins faith hope and love drawn from I Corinthians 13. Services start 8 am with Sunday school 10 am for all ages and a youth gathering at 4 pm followed by a picnic at Roseland park. official board meets 7 30 pm Wednesday.
The Rev. Dennis Barnes preaches at 11 am on Samson as the sermon topic with an evening message I Can Do All Things. Vacation Bible School begins Monday at Highlands church for ages four to twelve, eight days through July 21, with parading faculty and pupils registering Saturday.
An article notes a church service themed Sacrament, exploring how prayer and selfless desire unlock spiritual truths about God and man. Scriptural readings from Galilee scenes and John 1:80 emphasize prayer watching and working as divine means for Christianization and mankind’s health.
Description from the Free Europe Committee notes crowded Easter services in Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia despite Communist pressure. Bulgarian customs remain strong with candles and processions, while Czechoslovak readers report similar devotion and calendar adjustments in festive observances.
A new film titled Youth and the Crusade for World Order was completed for the Board of World Peace of The Methodist Church. It features Bishop G Bromley Oxmen of Washington D C and youth leaders Richard Thompson and Barbara Ricks discussing Christian citizenship and the denomination’s World Order crusade authorized by the 192 General Conference. Prints or rentals are available through the Radio and Film Commission or Methodist Publishing House.
The Cedar Bayou Methodist Church will present Rev Flaa Lave leading a Sunday morning service with music by Mre Flaafave Miss Mona Lestie and Mrs James Jackson. Youth Revival opens at The Mont Belyery Assembly of God with Rev. D yck Linney as preacher and services daily at 8:30 am and 7:30 pm.
Odessa Police Chief Jess Cariker, famed for faith driven leadership, addresses a string of incidents from a fatal teen crash to youth discipline. He involves mayor and council, seeks spiritual guidance, and uses dialogue with families and the community to resolve cases.
The Lord's Supper will be observed at 4 p.m. during the Sunday service at First Baptist. The pastor Rev. Couch will offer a brief note in preparation. The choir under Ware Out will sing music including Semp Barbera Whitesides. The sermon will follow in the afternoon with a note on early exploration by Spanish conquerors near Hernando Cartes.
The Rev. P. Walter Henckell will conduct services at Trinity Episcopal Church this Sunday with Holy Communion at Anum on the data 12. The epistoter Booher and acalyte Robert Guenther will assist. Morning Prayer is planned. the chair with George Menson directing and Delan Nichinigan as organist. Hyde D raise Wa Sing to Thee will be sung as the offertory. Readers include Wilson Lee HieIng and others. The choir school and foe will meet at sha9 qui for Midget Camp attendees listed: Booker, Marta Porkendorf, Franklin, Myndar, William Lewis, Mary para, Taverly Mary Lewis, Evelyn De Polly Stephany, and Kay Hoare kel.
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