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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1975
Page
2
Policy states the Telegram will list only regularly scheduled services and activities on this page and will no longer include special events such as cake sales bazaars or parties. This clarifies what types of notices appear in the listings.
A compiled schedule of services for numerous churches including Assembly of God, Bible Baptist, Columbus Baptist Chapel, First Baptist, Palestine Baptist, Redeemer Baptist, Shell Cheer Baptist, Creston Baptist, several Catholic parishes and other Christian congregations. Timings cover Sunday School, morning and evening worship, midweek study, and special masses or prayer meetings across locations such as Avenue and 25th Street, Saint Anthony Street, and local parish halls.
A fragmented church feature notes crowded beaches akin to Coney Island, contrasting physical recreation with spiritual renewal. It reflects on redefining recreation as energy restoration and devout Sunday worship, praising local business leaders and faith communities in Columbus for supporting this weekly religious-advocacy effort.
Local church listings include Calvary Baptist Schuyler 1717 D Street led by Lance Lind with services Sunday 7 10 am Sunday School and worship and Thursday Bible study. Also St Luke's United Church of Christ 1072 71st Avenue led by John P McGee with Sunday worship and choir. Grace Episcopal 7053 23rd Avenue led by Rev Robert Ahtenius with Holy Eucharist and morning prayers. Federated Church and various Protestant bodies list weekly worship and youth groups, choirs, and fellowship events across multiple streets and denominations in the area.
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