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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1977
Page
5
The First Christian Church hosts a community singing event led by the “Thed-fbtown” group with worship, lunch, and a housewarming gathering at 3408 Fleming. A sermon series and church events follow, including a women’s weekly seminar and outreach plans.
Maranatha plans a youth camp trip departing from Maranatha Temple under Rev. Tuan Dig. Activities include horseback riding, river rapids, singing, and study sessions. The group will travel to Moneer Town in Whitberley with 예정 service times listed and ministry by Pastor Roanit Tell.
St Pauls United Methodist Church 7015 Bayway Drive hosts a renewal focused program. Pastor Te w Ly Ban King preaches at 1 50 with church choir and guests led by Mrs dim Mallory and Mrs Woody Kirkland. Various church groups meet through the week including Usher, Junior UMWT YT and Women’s Unit. A community fellowship meal is planned and the administrative board schedules monthly and quarterly meetings.
Cedar Bayou Unit Methodist Church opens a week of activities at 9 a m with church school and fellowship events. Rev Charles Godbey preaches at 10 45 a m service with candlelighter Trumin McIntyre and organist Merle person. MYF plans roller skating Monday and a 4 30 a m covered dish luncheon Thursday. various committees meet throughout the week.
Saint Mark's Methodist Church at Oklahoma Street presents Sunday worship with J A Chapman delivering the sermon. Philip Tappert directs the chancel choir performing A Quiet Prayer. Mary Tara Group heals at 7 pm Monday. The Mayer Group meets 1am Tuesday and 10am Wednesday. Senior Adults meet for Tun and refreshments in the fellowship hall. Council on Ministries meets at 7:29 pm Sunday. Guild Group gathers 7:40 pm Thursday. Chancel choir practice at 7 pm Thursday.
The Rev. Dr. FW Luedde Jr will visit Westminster at 7 30 p m. He will be the visiting minister at West Wednesday. Coffee time is at 10 40 and 11 am. The pastor search committee meets at 7 40 p m Wednesday at the church. The concern commission will run out in 7320 p m Mesday.
The First Pres byterian Church at 1715 Market Street invites attendees to the first Sunday services at 8 30 A M led by Rev Burnette WW Dowler who will preach on Ta caeus. Greeters are Mr and Mrs May Flivschman and Mr and Mrs Jne Hazelwood. Church School classes meet at 9 00 A M.
Notes on deadlines for The Sun church page. Deadline is noon Wednesday for all copy and features. The page aims to expedite church salaries and content, allowing more time for quality writing and participation from contributors. The Sun thanks those providing copy and support to make the church page possible.
Lutherans celebrate the 50th anniversary of Rev Walter Probst with a Sunday service at St Paul Lutheran Church. Festivities include a 9:30 a.m. service, a 2 p.m. program recalling his life and ministry, a reception, and a pol-tuck dinner in the church hall. Probst ordained in 1922 in Nacon Texas, served Kerrville Zion Lutheran for 20 years and pastored several Texas parishes. Grandchildren provide special music.
A long list of church events from Memorial and First Hapner outlines men's prayer breakfast at 4 a.m. Sunday, a 1 p.m. service on Monday, summer programs, Bible studies, Royal Ambassadors camp departures, Vacation Bible School sessions, a film showing Shiokari Pass at Memorial Baptist Church, and a regular church conference with deacon terminations and committee elections. The notice covers Northside and other Baptist activities, with Playhouse-like schedules across multiple locations and dates.
A collection of remarks on steady pursuit and persistent aim. The verses urge pressing toward the goal of spiritual calling in Christ Jesus. The quotes highlight consistent effort over time and dedication to ideals by notable figures in theology and theater.
Episcopal churches announce plans for the sixth Sunday after Pentecost with services at Trinity 204 Woodside and Churet 303 Burnet. Holy communion at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. special ceremonies, youth activities, and a 8:30 p.m. discussion group. All Saints holds eucharist at 11 a.m. and youth events, while parishioners join fellowship tea.
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