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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1975
Page
4
A Parents-Child fête is scheduled at First Baptist Church. The event includes games and activities for families and children, with a later program and refreshments planned for the evening.
A vague report describes a religious drive led by evangelist Dr Wellington and church groups to collect children within a week for a crusade. It mentions churches, priests, and volunteer efforts, with references to gospel teaching and local markers.
A fragmented notice describes a Sunday schedule with a youth ensemble meeting at 6 p.m. and an adult class at 8 p.m. It mentions a service and a program titled The Rev Trey Srile and Generous offerings to the youngest and mothers.
The article notes a global spread of uniform Sunday services at First Church with a shared Bible lesson each week. George Allen serves as first reader delivering testimonies of Christian science healings. Violet Danmelly Jean Addgett Ruth Markey and others hold roles in services.
A church notices multiple group meetings including adult study classes at 248 Post Oak Drive and a church service led by Rev Rach Cotes. A held trip and picnic are planned, with therapy group sessions at 9730 a.m. Wednesday and a Girl Scouts gathering at 9.30 a.m. Thursday, concluding the year in September.
The First Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday sessions including adult classes at 9 30 a m in Fellowship Hall with the Planning Budgeting and Rating Committee. Rev Burnette W Dowler will preach at both services and the Chancel Choir will perform. Junior and Senior High fellowships meet later with programs, meals, and recreation. Gulf Coast Presbytery convenes Tuesday at St John’s United Presbyterian Church in Houston with Rev Dewier leading delegates.
Denomination mobilizes aid for video refugees at large Catholic church in New York area. Pastor McGarvey appeals for donations to rehabilitate the evacuees now in temporary housing. Funds, estimated at 25 million, support missionary efforts and relief across the denomination.
A Baytown church at 624 Mas pendulipln near Shawaweath announces a new pastorate. The move aims to support local families and the Baytown area community with Christian day care and educational programs. Services schedule includes general sessions and morning worship, with parking available.
Church of God announces Sunday events led by Paston Gordon Barney with morning sermon The Mother of All and evening Problms Fulfilled. Sunday school at 9 43 am worship follows. Midweek 7 pm Bible study. Educ Moni thea Board meeting July 23 0 at church. Missions Convention begins May 0 followed by an oldish dinner May 18 with talks from South America Kenya Barbados and a missionary delegation.
Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church announces a four week senior youth confirmation class starting Sunday at 9:20 a.m. The 10:50 a.m. service honors Mother's Day with corsages for the oldest and youngest mothers who are members. Rev. Clyde E. Thomash will preach. Evening service at 7 p.m. features special music by L. R. Kafer Jr. and Don Ravis. Various church groups meet through the week including NYZ Club and Melody and Chancel Choir rehearsals.
St Pauls hosts Homes and Havens Mothers Day sermon at 10 50 a m with special recognition for mothers. The Chancel Choir led by Bill Walsteead Betty Kirk Hand on organ will perform. Susan Owan to sing. Numerous church activities follow including youth fellowship, Bible study, women’s groups, and a covered dish supper. Discussion of a new sanctuary roof and street paving plan also noted.
Jewel McClure will preach at both Sunday services 10 45 a m and 7 p m at St Marks United Methodist Church. Topics include Fairest Flower of Motherhood and A Christ Like God. Church school Youth Fellowship St Stephens Society Prayer Group and Aid Course are listed with midweek events and a covered dish supper planned Thursday.
The Seventh Sunday of Easter events at Trinity Episcopal Church Sharpless are announced. Services start 9 a.m. with Morning Prayer, 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Praise, 1 p.m. acolyte assignments, 10:33 a.m. Sunday School, Holy Communion led by Father Cooper, and multiple guild and choir activities throughout the week under various leaders and lay ministers.
St John’s United Methodist Church will honor Special mothers at the 8:49 and 10 a.m. worship services Sunday. The Rev. Douglas E. Meyer will preach on Why Love Never Fails and The Mustard Seed. Church School meets at 9:43 a.m. A seven p.m. service follows.
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