Choteau Church Services and Schedules
CHOTEAU BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Sunday Worship 9 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship Tuesday 7:30 p.m. parsonage. OLD REFORMED CHURCH Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. Sunday School after afternoon service. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Sabbath School 9:30 a.m. Church 11 a.m. Visitors welcome. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Beginning Sunday June 20 morning worship 8 o’clock in chapel of United Methodist Church.
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Choteau Baptist Church
OLD Reformed Church
Highway 8
Chateau
Seventh Day Adventist Church
United Methodist Church
Mighty Man of Valor Sermon at Chateau UMC Services
The Chateau United Methodist Church conducts a special service for Sunday outings with Rev Adams permitting formal dress and an 11 am regular worship. The sermon for both services is Mighty Man of Valor. An official board meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm and a sub district Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at Two Medicine Campground in Glacier Park with Chateau participants leaving at 1 pm.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
Adams
Man of
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Two Medicine
Glacier Park
Chateau
Trinity Lutheran Church July 20 21 Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church in Marlow lists a Sunday Family Worship Service at 10 am on July 20 and a Parish Education Committee meeting at 8 pm on July 21 to finalize plans for the August one day retreat of the Church School.
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Parish Education Committee
Sunday church schedule with sermons and clubs
The notice lists a 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all ages, an 11:00 a.m. Worship Service featuring music and a sermon on The Message to the Church in the Book of Revelation by the Pastor, an 8:00 p.m. fellowship in Dearborn Chapel, a Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Bible Club in the Blue Room, and a Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Mid-week in the chapel. Subscribe to the Acantha.
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Dearborn Chapel
Good News Bible Club
Blue Room
Why Rivers Crooked The Lazy Path Of Temptation
A short essay argues rivers bend from laziness as they follow the path of least resistance. It likens this to humans failing to conquer temptation and responsibilities, urging proactive effort to remove obstacles. The piece ends with a call to action to bulldoze rocks and push forward, contrasted with the ease of saying no.
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Choteau Baptist Church
Augusta Youths Attend Bible Camp at Camp Utmost
Eight youths from Augusta Community Church joined 105 campers at Camp Utmost in western Montana for a week long Rocky Mountain Bible Mission program. Leaders Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams and Rev. and Mrs. Edward Ferguson transported the group. Missionary Rev. Sam Capton has served in Montana for 15 years and lives in Missoula. The Augusta group includes Mike McGloughlan Shelly Kelley Jay Welch Frank Witt Lorell Jenkins Scarlet Rapp and Millie Allan. They plan to return Sunday afternoon.
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Augusta Community Church
Camp
Salmon Lake
Montana
Larry Williams
Edward Ferguson
Rocky Mountain Bible Mission
Sam Capton
Blues Clinch City Little League Title With 16 5 Win
The Blues defeated the Reds 16-5 to clinch the league championship. Shawn Kelly earned the win for the Blues while Orie Scott took the loss for the Reds. Rich Nordhagen hit a grand slam for the Blues as Jon Engberg and Dan Isakson led the Reds with multiple runs.
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Blues
Reds
Blue
Greens
Shawn Kelly
Orie Scott
Jack Armstrong
Bob Snyder
John Sulgrove
Hal Dryer
Gene Passmore
Rich Nordhagen
Chateau adds five run rally to beat Lincoln 16 6 in five innings
Chateau Pee Wee and Little League players travelled to Lincoln and defeated the home team 16 to 6 in five innings. Peck earned the win as Chateau piled up 10 runs in the final inning. Isakson and Kelly led the late rally with home runs. Regular season ends tonight with a double elimination tournament starting next Monday July 21.
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Lincoln
Kelly Hirsch
Zales Davidson
Brian Peck
Chateau
Peck
Isakson
Shawn Kelly
Lines
Baker
Kelly
Craig Ekegren
Boy Scout
Naps
Little League
Walier
Fort Shaw
Choteau
Jim Spinder
Power
Jimmy Spinder
Cascade
Augusta
Spinder
Kesner Falls
Teton Memorial Hospital News Births and Dismissals
Births include a son to Mrs. Sylvia Waters of Dutton. Dismissals list Mrs. Bertha Styren Augusta Ira Bergen Dutton Mrs. Florence Yeager Choteau J L Moore Simms Mrs. Mabel Moss Simms Elizabeth McCann Augusta Miss Cynthia Mihalovich Augusta Gus Thompson Chautauqua? Choteau Mrs Raylene Birdeau and daughter Fairfield. Patients still in hospital include Helen Hadwin Fairfield Cornelius Kooyman Choteau Mrs Freda Johnson Choteau and Sylvia Waters and son Dutton.
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Bertha Styren
Augusta Ira Bergen
Dutton
Florence Yeager
J. L. Moore
Simms
Mabel Moss
Elizabeth McCann
Augusta
Cynthia Mihalovich
Gus Thompson
Choteau
Raylene Birdeau
Fairfield
William Black
Randall Fuchs
Carol Baker
Norma Jean Bodkins
Augusta Diana DenBoer
Conrad
Muriel Dial
Fort Shaw Leads In Men’s Softball Standings
Fort Shaw remains atop the Men's Softball League with Cho teau No. 1 and Fairfield tied for second and third. In a Simms invitational, Choteau No. 1 finished second overall after losing 7-6 to Augusta and then unavailable to continue due to player shortage.
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Fort Shaw
Choteau No. 1
Fairfield
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Montana Press
Dick Nordhagen
Aberlom
Teton County
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church Main & 4Th St. N. W
Howard J. Hogue
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Schoo
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marlow Engberg
Goodyear Tires
Al’s Husky Service
Choteau, Montana
Citizens State Bank
Clint Reiding
Dan Isakson
Jon Engberg
Steve Hinman
Doug Hanson
Marc Arensmeyer
Armour
Pennywise
Bologna
U.S. NO
Vienna
U. 8
Manz. Olives
Lindsay
Zee
Libby
Ore Ida Southern
Hills Bros. Elec
Nalley
Birdseye
Teton Memorial Hospital
Grace McGuire
Mae Ripley
Conrad Arthur Morrow
Thomas Gollehon
Sylvia Waters
Andy’s Appliance Center
Jim Ramaker
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