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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1960
Page
3
The article discusses interactive Bible lessons for primary students at Memorial Baptist Church. It describes a hands on teaching scene using a three dimensional mud diorama to convey Luke 15 11 32 and argues that active learning helps six to eight year olds engage better than passive sitting in Sunday School.
St Mark's church schedules a full week of activities with commissions meeting in various rooms including worship education and social concerns. The Rev Charles I Fay will preach on The Significance of Symbols and Wayne McCleskey will preach on The Truth about Tension. The men and youth choirs will perform, and Vacation Bible School begins Monday with a long list of volunteers assisting the director Ed Hasty.
Grace Methodist Church schedules a sermon titled Enough Of An Answer by Rev Steele at 7:30 p.m. Sunday on The Friendly Calendar with choir and offertory performances. The regular church activities include Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. youth events and a swimming party planned for July 30.
Four congregations meet at St Pauls Methodist Church for Sunday evening services at 7 30 with Rev Peter Katt of All Saints Episcopal and Rev Fred Miller of Bayway Christian directing the combined worship. Church school at 9 45 and nursery care provided with coffee fellowship after services.
Presbyterian Vacation School begins 9 a.m. Monday and runs through Friday at First Presbyterian Church with themes The Church. Mrs BD Sh directs assisted by P A Bowers and others in Kindergarten through Junior High. Evening circles and fellowship also noted along with church services.
Sharon Harmen hosted the Sara Lou Rodgers Young Women’s Auxiliary meet at her home Tuesday evening. Glenda Rodgers organized the program on teenagers saving their allowances. Willena Raschke presented snapshots from her trip to the UWA Conference in Ridgecrest, North Carolina. Refreshments were served. Members present included Sue Hopper Patsy Fregia Mary Lee Wiggins Diana Vick and Florence Chandler.
Central Baptist Church launches Youth Week with students taking church roles including Jerry Lawdon as youth pastor and Jack Beaird as deacons chair. A four day youth camp at Palacios will be led by Rev. Dan Gard with special music by Jackie and Donna Stevens and Judy Endes as soloist.
A Sunday lesson sermon will focus on purification of thought as essential spiritual progress. The Golden Text from Psalms 139 23 24 asks God to search and know the heart and thoughts and lead in the everlasting way. Additional readings urge self examination of heart affection and purpose. Psalms 51 10 requesting God to create a clean heart and renew a right spirit. An unrelated note advises using fresh yeast cakes within days of purchase.
Holy communion offered Sunday at 8 am with Rev P Walter Henckell as celebrant and C H Dolph epistoler. Jay reader at 9 15 am family service. Junior choir with Elea jtor Wilkie organist. 11 am service Morning Prayer with Rev Michael Thornpoot preaching. Acolytes listed for all services. Dual church school sessions at 9 15 and 12 am. Cathedral Film The Fate of John the Baptist shown to older grades. Nursery provided. Confirmation instruction at 7 pm. Recreation for 5th and 6th grades Monday 7 pm. Junior League meets Wednesday 7 pm.
Rev William J Tinney, newly named assistant pastor at St Josephs Catholic Church Galveston, delivers his first sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost with a homily on the justice of the scribes and Pharisees. The church schedules 6 am 8 am masses daily and confessions Saturday 3 5 pm and 6 8 pm.
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