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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1980
Page
8
Paul Everett of Salem Oregon travels with his ventriloquist partner Wally Wood. The 44 year old evangelist leads crusades at churches and nursing homes and has produced a television pilot Wallys World.
Dr. Robert Schuller leads the Crystal Cathedral project in Garden Grove California a glass star shaped church that seats nearly 3000 and rivals Notre Dame in size It features none air conditioning a four point star design 12000 panes of glass and a planned Hazel Wright Organ combining instruments from New York Rafetti Italy and the churchs own organ The building cost 16 million dollars and is finished except for an organ lighting and sound system and a proposed tunnel to Schullers study
Sunday offerings include James Dobson film at Noelridge Baptist Church and a 6:30 p.m. discussion. Springs of Hope performs at Oakla nd Church of the Nazarene and Monticello Church of the Nazarene. Antioch Church of Christ marks its sixth anniversary with The Gospel Lads at 9:30 a.m. service. Aglow Fellowship meets Tuesday at the Purple Cow for a 3.50 luncheon, Rose Kintz arranging. Joyce OConnor and Harold Hughes to speak at Luther College and Center for Faith and Life as Tri State Interfaith Ministries sponsors. Central Assembly of God hosts Sunday services through July 27 with Hargraves preaching and singing. info 396-4918.
The Bryan Gospel Messengers of Dayton Tenn a five member Bryan College student team will share sacred music at Federated Church Lisbon Thursday at 8 p m Then they perform at Faith Bible Church Robins Friday at 7 p m Scott Johnson a Waukon sophomore sings bass in the mixed quartet
The Fellowship of United Methodists in Worship Music and Other Arts will run a five day institute at Coe College starting Sunday. Registration is 1 to 5 p.m. at Gage Memorial Union and the opening service is at St Pauls United Methodist Church at 8 p.m. The event involves ministers musicians and leaders from the North Central jurisdiction with David Noble as national president. The Rev Aaron Sheaffer will give the opening address and national leaders will guide study areas. The executive secretary will be installed at the business meeting and the executive council will convene. For more information call Joan Erbe or David Noble.
The article recalls Billy Sunday’s fiery sermons on temperance and morality, noting his revival campaigns before television. It highlights his denunciation of card playing, dancing, and liquor, his provocative phrases, paternal counsel to girls, and his enduring fame with millions reached and substantial wealth by 1920. Sunday’s quips and famous lines are cited, alongside a peak of 100 million listeners in his 40-year ministry and 1935 death.
The Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends pledges support for all people facing military draft registration or seeking conscientious objector status. Francis Brown, general secretary, said the peace committee would provide information on alternatives and consequences for draftees. The group covers Quakers in eastern Pennsylvania southern New Jersey Delaware and northern Maryland.
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