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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1966
Page
7
The Pruett and Lobit 51 Church of Christ announces a new teaching feature in Baytown Sun and other papers. The plan includes a 3 by 3 inch weekly ad on page 2 with monthly Bible quotes and a focus on informing the community about services and visiting preachers while prioritizing teaching over promotion.
San Jacinto Baptist Association will hold Action Night at Memorial Baptist Church Baytown at 7 p m on September 13. McNulty Sun day School superintendent announced. Rev Glen Walker of Baytown will be guest speaker, a Baylor and Southwestern Theological Seminary graduate with prior pastorates and SBC evangelism work. Age group conferences follow with leaders named from Memorial Baptist Second Baptist Central Baptist Highlands and other churches.
Elder Chamberlain will present four Sunday evening lectures on creation and science beginning this Sunday at 7 pm in Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church Nursery will be available All church members and friends invited Rev Dowler will preach at the 11 pm service with scripture from First Peter 1 10 21 Chancel Choir directed by Ferque will sing with Mrs Pennington at the organ United Presbyterian circles meet this week Sessions and choir rehearsals scheduled Gulf Coast Presbytery fall meeting set for Webster September 16 17 Presbyterian Couples Club plans a September 17 dinner and discussion at the church marshalling church activities
Jehovah's Witnesses plan a 3 p.m. Sunday sermon at 1305 Hawthorne Kingd om Hall by guest Howard Miller from Beaumont North Unit Congregation. A group Bible study on Maintaining Our Possession of Peace follows, based on Isaiah 32 38. other meetings include 8 p.m. Tuesday studies at seven Bay-Tex locations and a Friday 7 30 p.m. ministry school service. Public is welcome to all meetings and the free Bible lecture Sunday.
Trinity Episcopal Church plans Christian Education Day and a fall semester start with church school classes at 9 15 a.m. and 11 a.m. sessions. New Church School president A M Souby leads a full officer staff and teachers. Details cover nursery care, Holy Communion, Epistoler James Harrop, junior and parish choirs, ushers, acolytes, and coffee time hosts.
Rev Edwin Summers will preach on When We Suffer at Grace Methodist Church Sunday with the Sanctuary Choir and Epworth Chorale Girls providing music. Special Agent Frank E Rooks of the FBI will speak in the evening. church events and schedules follow.
Monsignor Denis Kennedy of St Josephs Catholic Church presents the Epistle for the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost from Galatians and Luke, urging confession for spiritual life. The bulletin notes Holy Name Society Corporate Communion breakfast, youth activities, St Agnes Society meeting, roller skating at the school gym, and daily Mass and confessions schedule.
Beginning Sunday September 13 training worship moves to 6:30 a.m. at Lobit and Pruett Church of Christ with Bible classes at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday worship 6 p.m. year round. A trial shift started in summer, now permanent. Promotions begin October 2 for Sunday and Wednesday Bible classes along with new staff. Men’s class starts September 20 at 7 p.m. Ladies class starts September 22 at 9:30 a.m. Junior and Senior High classes start October 2 at 5 p.m.
The Rev Harold C Bornhoff pastor of St Paul's Lutheran Church has been chosen by the Evangelism Department of the American Lutheran Church to be the missioner at two preaching missions in early October. He will preach five times in Kennard Nebraska and will attend a training session in Minneapolis prior to departure. The article lists church events for the week including Rally Day plans, Sunday School start, and various church circles and choirs.
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church will begin activities with a 10 50 a m worship led by Rev E J Davis Jr The sanctuary choir directed by Mrs Doris Davis will sing the anthem Usher listed include Lester Plocheck Archie Barrilieaux M B Carter James Elliott Shelly J Clayton and R L Parker Junior and Senior High MYF meet at 6 p m Scout Troop 93 gathers 7 p m Monday Official Board meets at 7 p m Prayer meeting at 7 p m Wednesday choir rehearsal 7 30 p m Julia Lottie Circle meets Thursday 5 45 a m quilting afternoon Church School at 9 40
The Missouri Street Church of Christ schedules sermons on Sunday titled The New Morality at 9:00 a.m. and Jesus and the Virgin Mother at 6:00 p.m. Rev. Jack R. Arvyin leads. Kelly Martin directs the morning singing with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Youth classes at 5:00 p.m. Tommie Herring chairs the elders and deacons meeting at 4:30 p.m. Women's Bible class starts fall on Sept 14 at 10:00 a.m. study books available then.
All Saints Episcopal Church schedules its Sunday service for 12 a.m. with a sermon by Rev. Peter Katt and readings by Thomas F Stephens. Altar duties are by Mrs. John Little and Mrs. W Sweeney. ushers James Druary and James Girardeau. crucifer and flagbearers Richard Whaley, Stuart Stephens, Michael Richards. Coffee hour hostess Mrs C H Stephenson. Church school and Adult Bible Class at 10 a.m. Early Holy Communion at 6 am with Michael Massey assisting. nursery available. Bishop's committee meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The First Baptist Church begins a Week of Prayer for Home Missions with morning prayers led by Rev. Robert M. Cheek and daily programs by church circles. The goal is 835.06 dollars, plus a Tuesday Workers Conference at Memorial Baptist Church with Glen Walker as speaker.
The First Christian Church year 1966 8 opens with a prayer service as Rev. Edmund Pendleton outlines a broader prayer initiative. Twelve geographic shepherding groups will foster Bible reading and prayer for families inactive members sick and service members while plans for a building expansion and a new prayer room progress.
Memorial Baptist Church to choose five new deacons from a ten name ballot at the monthly Church Conference on Wednesday Sept 14. The vote ends a six year pause in appointing deacons and includes nominees Ball, Brown, Dittman, Gates, Goss, Hamil, Kimmey, Mallory, Nethery and Savage Jr. The church also notes changes to evening service times and reports on a farewell reception for Mrs Reba Denny, plus plans for a Round Up event and staff changes at Stephen F Austin College.
St Mark's Methodist Church schedules Rally Day at the morning service and a 7 p.m. dedication of new gold, silver, and red Hymnals. Minister Bruce Day leads music with four choirs stationed throughout the church. The program includes a Dedicatory Ritual by Paul Ofield and musical features from Harold Wert and Rev. Harry N. Holmes.
Redeemer Lutheran sponsors a prayer meeting to discuss Families For Christ efforts with attendees including Ewell A. Clarke as general chairman and Rob ert L. Duhon G Gordon Wilson Leroy W. Foerster and Mike Brewer in leadership roles. Various church groups meet weekly and a Youth Rally at Trinity Lutheran Church is planned.
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