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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1975
Page
4
Local Methodist churches announce a Sunday fellowship meal at St John’s followed by a sermon series by Rev. Harry Holmes. Youth activities include a Wednesday meeting and a week of programs with guest speakers and a magic ventriloquist act.
Trinity Church holds Holy Communion and services the Pentecost week with Rev Handalpa Cooper officiating and Leonard WwW as administrator. Acolytes Mark Porter Dan George Faia Ste’ehers, and William Rogers assist. choir includes Stephen Luallin and Dim Dippel. Vacation Bible School runs daily. Bible study, Holy Communion, laying on of hands, and prayer groups scheduled throughout the week.
All Saints at Saints Episcopal Church will observe the fiftieth Sunday after Pentecost with Holy Eucharist at 1 acm. Father Robert Brooks will preside and lead renewal of his ordination vows. Concelebrants include the Rev Richard Wells and Father Victor Callerana. Deaconess Hall acts as deacon, W R Boone as subdeacon, Bishops Committee participates, and Jimmy Girardeau serves as acolyte.
The First Presbyterian church and Thompson Memorial sponsor Vacation Church School starting Monday for two weeks with themes Where I Live and others. The Dinner Players present a new drama Etcetera in the sanctuary followed by a family night dinner. A joint board meeting of Stewardship and Interpretation committees is planned for 2 p.m. Sunday. Junior High Youth Choir will travel to Galveston.
The altar will be cared for by Mrs. Carl Currie and Mrs. T G Blakeney. The organist is Mrs. Douglas Relyea. A reception will follow the service. There will be an 8:80 am service this Sunday with Sunday School at 9:30 am at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The Midweek Eucharist is at 7:30 pm Wednesday.
Congregation meeting follows morning worship to adopt the new budget for the fiscal year beginning July. The Rev. Robert K. Schemp will preach on How to Read A Church Budget. Elders T. Jones Jr and Gilbert Lumpkin will serve. George Bland deacon chair and Mrs Curtis Ergel will provide the special. Youth groups meet after worship. Christian Women's Fellowship plans a monthly gathering in the church parlor. Church Cabinet meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
The Memorial Assembly of God plans a Welcome Home fete to celebrate the Barnett family returning from missionary work in Asia. Rev Lonnie Bowlen will preach at 11 a.m. with special music, as Sunday School opens at 9:45 a.m. and midweek Bible study at 7:30 p.m. The Barnetts, long with the church, previously lived at 311 East Homan Street and have served in Lebanon, Bangladesh, and abroad.
The Rev Gordon F Ramey will headline Sunday services at First Church of God with a sermon on Sin In The Light of Law and an evening sermon on The Holy Spirit In the Book of Acts. Services begin at 7 p.m. plus a full indoor camp meeting on July 23 with Dr Lee W Blackwelder, author and Anderson Theological Seminary professor. Gordon Barnett, a Baytonian and Memorial Assembly of God member, is connected via family. Moving Day at Gospel Lighthouse Assembly of God marked a church change.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston hosts a Sunday service and Sunday school at 10 30 a m with Bible lessons read by George Allen first reader and testimonies of Christian Science healings offered by attendees Mrs Violet Donnelly is reader and Mrs Jean G Badgett oversees the Sunday school with several church officers and ushers listed.
Redeemer Lutheran Church schedules a Sunday sermon by Rev G L Nichols on Twin Truths of Scripture Golden Lamps and Olive Trees with Holy Communion planned. Various church groups meet weekly including Walther Leaguers from 2 to 9 pm at Gail Lataire Village Apartments and Ambassadors for Christ events at Our Shop Crosby and Northshore Christ Lutheran.
St Pauls Luther League plans a fellowship Sunday at 5 pm. The Fix Committee with chair Brian Vietrek will meet at the church. Sponsors include Ellers and Jimmy Meekins, with Tom My Ellers assisting.
Rev Fred McGarvey will speak at Alliance Bible Church Sunday morning on The Young Christian with Sunday school at 9 45 am led by Mike Reese. Pastor Stef will speak at 1 pm on No Hiding Place. Women’s Missionary Fellowship meets Wednesday at Mrs Glenn Brace 1906 W Hartz with Mrs Edmond Hicks presiding and Mrs Fred McGarvey giving the prayer. Allamee Saturday.
Under modern conditions the human eye must adjust to a wide range of light levels from indoor work at about 20 footcandles to outdoor brightness near 2,000 footcandles. This CNS note highlights the large dynamic range the eye handles in varying environments.
The Rev. Bob Elliott will guest preach at Memorial Baptist Church in place of Pastor Dr. W. Edward Thiele. He will present Christ Is Worthy in the 11 a.m. service and Life's Greatest Gift in the 7 p.m. service with special music by Reggie Pittman. Elliott, a seminary graduate and part time evangelist, has pastored and led Crusades in Jamaica, and he and his family reside at 315 Grantham.
The 12th Sunday in ordinary time service at St Josephs Catholic Church begins 10 45 a.m. with Monsignor J P Sullivan and Rev James Raining assisting. The church includes readings from Jeremiah Romans and Matthew. Parish council and committees meet after Masses and evenings this week feature elect and Legion activities. Knights of Columbus Mens Club and Ladies Auxiliary hold meetings with dinner and awards planned.
The Rev Anthony Herndel will deliver the homily at both 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. masses at Pumphrey School. The service marks the first anniversary of his priestly ordination with Manual Escon trias assisting and music by Janice Heinlein.
Highlands First Baptist and Cedar Bayou Baptist Church join forces with about 20 youths and adults traveling to Edcouch for a combined Mission Vacation Bible School and construction work on educational facilities at the Baptist Mission for Mexican-Americans. They plan Bible teaching in La Villa and building work, returning June 28, funded by garage sales bake sales and charity events. Reverend Robert W. King preaches at 11 a.m. on Sunday and continues the study in 1 Corinthians.
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