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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1975
Page
4
The Second Baptist Church outlines its Summer Bible School with activities for all ages. The notice lists Sunday school, training, Evening worship, and multiple Bible studies, with sessions led by Rev. Troy Cartmill and supporting staff. transportation and registration details include a $80 fee and advance reservations before June 1.
A Cedar Bayou Baptist event plans a community day with a dunking boner and family activities. Prices will be set for best looks, with Bible readings and a fellowship gathering at 7 30 p m Friday.
The Second Sunday after Pentecost will be observed with Holy Communion at 9 am led by The Rev. R Randolph Pauper. The Youth Choir and education programs run through the day with adult classes, film views, and prayers. Evening worship begins at 7 30 pm. Week activities include prayer groups at multiple locations and Bible study on Corinthians with Holy Communion and laying on of hands scheduled for Thursday evening.
All Saints church mourns the death of a parishioner after a medical event. Robert Brooks and The Rev. will lead services with James Ste llers wed in a separate ceremony. Thurman Rowdett and Harlin Dayay assist as ushers and hostesses, with the Mass and Holy Eucharist at Westminster Presbyterian Church noted for Sunday School at 9 3 am.
Sara Coble joins the staff of First Christian Church in Texarkana after completing studies at Texas Christian University. She has previously worked at First Christian Church in Wichita Falls and served as news director in Texarkana. The church plans to resume worship at 10 The Rev Robert K Schamp will deliver a sermon on Take ity Your Shoes. Elders Gilbert Limpkin and Dr T Jones Jr will preside over communion with a deacon to be announced. An annual church picnic is set for 4 pm Sunday at ARCU Park on Sheldon Road. The Christian Women’s Fellowship meets Tuesday at 10 am with a salad luncheon following.
The Bayway church outlines a sermon on renewal with a focus on stewardship and total commitment. Worship at 10 a.m. with church school, a prime dinner at 4 a.m. Sundays, and joint activities with nearby congregations. A visitation program precedes Consecration Sunday in June and the budget relies on pledges.
The Westminster Presbyterian Church will hear a report on the General Assembly meeting during the 11 a.m. service. Mrs. Mary C. Nevil, elder commissioner for the Gulf Coast, will present the report titled Hope and Freedom in Christ. Roy Holzhoefer leads the service as captain. Adult study groups meet at 9:45 a.m. with classes starting at 10:40 a.m. in the fellowship hall. The program committee and choir meet afterward, and a therapy group or NE group is scheduled for 4:80 a.m. Wednesday in the fellowship hall.
The St Mark's Methodist community plans a final sermon for Dr Jewel McClure with a full schedule of services and activities. Special guest speakers from the police department will discuss public safety as Mary Martha group plans, plus church groups meet across the week for worship, Bible study, and fellowship at Cedars Bayou United Methodist and John’s Limited Methodist Church.
St Pauls and United Methodist Churchs plan morning worships at 10 30 and 11 a m with Rev L Don Ring and Dr Robert Moore Jr delivering messages The offerings support black colleges and local missions Calley Calley will direct guest director and sanctuary choir with Jesus Shall Reign as anthem Church School begins 9 30 am Youth activities canceled Chancel Choir leads music under Bill Walstead Usher details listed Alice Woody Kirkland Ed Vaught and Mrs Robert Waller noted as participants
Rev G L Nichols selects Planning For The Future as the Sunday sermon topic at Redeemer Lutheran Church. Installation of Vacation Bible School staff occurs during the service. Church picnic follows at Big Thicket Campground with games. Vacation Bible School runs 9 am Monday through Thursday for children.
St Pauls Church announces Luther League officers including Brian Viereck president and Tommy Smith, Tracy Brueck, Jeanne Porter, David Barth, Glenn Ganske, Karen Rein, Mike Probst. Meeting to review Galveston outing plans after worship. Brotherhood meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Fire safety sermon topic follows.
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