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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1955
Page
4
A reader presents a simple test to balance daily actions as Good or Bad, then shifts to reflections on faith and science. The writer recalls a magazine article linking atom discoveries to God and asks for more consistent daily Christian living beyond Easter Sunday.
The St. Paul Lutheran congregation will hear confirmands after two years of study. Essays by Mary Ann Goyer Helen Brizak Michael Thurman Herbert Lorfing Lois Holle Anna Louse Teggeman will cover topics from The Bible is God s Word to The Church Serves God. Organist Mrs W B Killough and acolyte Robert Larsen will assist. Church school meets at 9 30 with Metthe in charge. The fifth Lenten service is at 7 30 p m Wednesday and a sound film Jesus Before Pilate will be shown.
Highlands Methodist church announces pre Easter revival and visitation led by Rev. T. P. Hendrick starting April 3. A youth oriented class Training for church membership will be offered with details to follow. The sermon theme Wanted a New Version of God Christ and the Church will be delivered at 11 am with Leonard Gallik directing the choir and Wolcik as organist. Family night Tuesday features a Memosupper and Methodist Youth fellowship program of family fun after a community meal.
Identical services are planned at First Chruch for Chrishans with Rev Clyde D Falta delivering a Committed Unto God sermon. A Sunday program includes a gathering at 7 pm with plans for a visit and ongoing events.
The First Presbyterian Church will host a 11 a.m. Sunday service with the Presbyterian Choir directed by T. EB Seale and Mary Pennington on piano singing The Holy City by Adama. Bible Study meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. Hebrews study continues, Rid’s Hebrews commentary available at the church library. Women's Prayer group gathers Wednesday at 8 a.m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Rev Jordan Nemes announces sermon subject changed from Wy5 to Ji am for Tew area station KRED with Mrs Keith King organist playing Boeme by Filleh during offertory. Jane G Eull and Can tie Plarens perform Tow Beaute till The Mountains by Harker. Church school starts at 9 85 am Youth fellowship at 7 pm with W L Heasley delivering third sermon. Viobe titled Definition OF The Inning A Church.
The Redeemer Lutheran church invites members to Sunday morning service led by Rev. E. F. Lange at 10 45 am. Mrs. C Broderson directs music, A C Kraft is head usher, and Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 9 30 am. Ben Devereux conducts the devotional period, Fred Clark teaches Junior Bible, and the adult Bible class meets too. The Walther League meets Sunday under Wallace Wilson. The midweek Lent service concludes Wednesday at 7 30 pm with a sermon on The Women Watching Jesus Bear The Cross.
The Rev Walter Moore district superintendent of the Galveston Methodist district will be guest preacher at St Johns Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Soloist Mrs D Lo Shall sings The Voien In The Wilderness with organist Mrs Aileen Hamill.
Baytown Junior High School choir, directed by Mrs. T. W. Buelow, will perform at Wooster Episcopal Church Sunday. The program includes readings and songs such as "Pr万ens You" and "A Loving Man's Mission," highlighting student voices.
The notice lists Sunday services at First Methodist La Porte Baystore Baptist and other churches. Topics include The Most Beautiful Word and Do Thou Our Saviour, with Rev. W W Hianesel Rev Gorreki Rev T Walter Moore and Rev David McGirr officiating. Sunday schools and women's society meetings, youth group activities, and Lent services are scheduled, along with Catholic mass series at multiple parishes.
A minister will give an address on An Ase f& Doctrine at 104d am. Sunday services include Finch Plate ost oe Tio at 6 30 pm and Moravert topics. Bible study and youth singing events are planned with leaders Mrs Cluck and Leon Sanders among others. The La Porte University sermon starts at 9 40 am.
A garbled OCR fragment lists upcoming religious and musical events including a sanctuary service, a choir at a community center, and plans involving local figures such as Walter Ui and Terie ey ae. Readers are left with unclear dates, places, and participants due to transcription errors.
Dr W A Hamlett will preach the next two Sundays at Central Baptist Church during Rev John Osteen’s revival in Atlanta Georgia Services are at 11 am and 730 pm with Sunday school at 945 am and Training unions at 630 pm Hamlett will also preach at the Wednesday 730 pm service The Cradle Bell and other church groups hold special recognitions and events including a new church pantry and WMU activities
Passion Sunday observance at Trinity Episcopal church begins with a corporate communion and breakfast for men at 8 am led by the rector Rev. P Walter Hencktell with Freddie Humphrey as acolyte. Church activities include Bible class at 9:20 am, family service at 9:30 am, adult study following the service, choir at 12 noon, and a sermon on The Seven Last Words from the Cross I Thirst.
Baytown Christian Science services Sunday focus on the lesson sermon Reality, drawing from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health and the Bible. Reading passages affirm reality as spiritual, harmonious, immutable, and eternal, with Psalms 23 and 19 cited to emphasize truth, righteousness, and divine law.
Highlands Missionary Baptist Church marks its second anniversary with the dedication of a new addition built by volunteers. The day includes Sunday School, an 11 am service, noon lunch, 2:30 pm messages by former pastors, a guest choir, evening programs, and special thanksgiving for the enlarged facilities. All members and friends are invited.
A group of students from Westminster College at Tehaucana will visit the congregational Methodist church Sunday and one student will speak at the 11 a.m. service. Other services include 7:30 p.m. worship and 6:20 p.m. junior and young people services with the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday, a prayer service at Tin0 pam Wednesday and the prayer band at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
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