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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
3
The writer reflects on Germany’s postwar rebuilding and a revived church life. He notes strong church led human service efforts for mothers, orphans, and youths, with state support yet church independence. He compares German and American church engagement, urging true commitment to God and Jesus Christ as the path forward.
A community vacation Bible school will be staged at Harmony School House on Mennonite Road starting Monday and running through June. Classes for children ages 4 through 12 run daily 9 to 11 a.m. Teachers include Sue Rhodes of Omaha Baptist Bible College, Marcella Ford of Freeman Junior College, and Elfreida Buller under the Rural Bible Crusade. The Garden Valley Church sponsors the school.
Larry Lederer a pre ministerial student at Southwestern College Winfield will be guest minister at the 10 45 am worship at First Methodist Church He is son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Lederer Garden City He serves as youth director at Clearwater Methodist Church Ministers will attend Hutchinson Methodist Church Conference Rodger Funk will preside Monday at 6 45 pm a basket dinner honors Rev W M McFall family moving from Garden City Families bring own table service and food Ice tea and coffee provided by WSCS All church members friends invited
The Rev. Robert Chisenhall, pastor of the First Southern Baptist Church, left for the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Miami Beach, Fla. The session runs through June 2 with the theme A Church Fulfilling Its Mission Through Ministry. Dr. Franklin Pasehall will preside, and Dr. C. A. Roberts will oversee the pastors conference themed Mandate To Minister. Anita Bryant will address the pastors, and Irene Jordan will attend the Women's Missionary Union session May 29-30 in conjunction with the conference. Chisenhall and family plan to return to Garden City June 10.
Fourteen graduates to be honored Sunday evening at Fellowship Baptist Church Isl and Spruce. The service, led by Rev. Paul R. Lackore, will honor the 1967 graduates. Names include Royce Huff and Terry Spangler along with Betty Scheer Peggy Motley from high school. Junior high grads include Billy Mantle Mark Mott Margie Jones Nancy Johnson and others. A singspiration will follow in the church basement.
Garden Valley Church hosts a Vacation Bible School themed God Power for My Might for ages 4 to 14. Daily 9 to 11 30 a.m. through June 9 with stories songs crafts and missionary tales led by Ed Thiessen and a staff including Thiessen Brokaw Garman Johnson Wiebe Skinner Brelsford Karher. Enrollment BR 6 7410.
Vacation church school with the theme Living in Gods Kingdom begins Wednesday at St James Lutheran Church. Leaders include Mrs Gordon O Dell Mmes Roy Hauft and Jerry Dudley assist. Gordon Erickson Donald Lobdell Frank Schmale and Howard Schroeder assist. Sherman Baird in charge of refreshments. Classes run 8 45 a m to 11 30 a m.
Mrs Hands will serve as superintendent of the vaca tion Bible school at the Church of the Nazarene. It runs Monday through June 9 from 9 am to 12 pm daily except Saturday with crafts music scripture memory and inspiration planned. Classes for ages 3 through 5th grade with free transportation via church office or BR 6 5456 or BR6 8123. Sunday school June 11 will feature the school’s two week achievements.
Vacation Bible school begins Monday and runs until June 9 with no classes Memorial Day. Daily hours are 9:00 to 11:39 a.m. The program called The God I Love serves kindergarten through grade seven using film strips. Workers include Irwin Algrim Charles Banks Victor Becker William Boles James Burns Ted Drees August Koster Ray Kowalke John Merz Fred Moser Walter Schmidt Ronald Steitz plus Debra Jones Sheri Jones Carol Kowalke Robin McGinn Sandra Simpson and Pat Uthe. For more information contact Rev. Walter G. Schmidt.
Overland Park Kansas AP Gov Robert Docking told a county Democratic dinner that Johnson County has grown more Democratic over the years. He noted Democrats hold city and county offices and margins for state and national races have narrowed. Docking said he would welcome a Johnson County victory if given the chance, after defeating Republican Gov William H Avery by more than 70,000 votes last November.
Samaritan community efforts gain visibility as reports from Nabulus Jordan indicate a revival underway. Local leaders and organizations collaborate to restore cultural heritage and support social services for the Samaritans in the region.
The Rev Thomas J Bennettt of First Christian Church will preach on sacred memorials. CYF groups plan a Sunday outing to Dighton with 5 p.m. departure. Vacation Bible School runs Wednesday at 9 a.m. with director Mrs Don Eastman and theme Gods Power for My Life. A Methodist Bible School runs May 29 through June 9, 9–11 a.m., kindergarten to grade, no classes Memorial Day. A Jordanian city study notes Samaritan population rise to 345, with ties to Jesus parable and Amram Isaac displaying the Abisha scroll and Samaritan temple in Nablus. The article describes Samaritan history, modern schools, and their extra biblical commandments centering on Mt Gerizim.
First Baptist Church at 11th and Jones hosts a Christ and My Life themed vacation Bible school from Monday to June 9, 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for ages 3 through junior high. Teachers include Barbara Lemaster Marsha Fuller and Janeth Plett among many helpers. Rev. Herman Liese teaches. secrecy: organizers and coordinators listed.
The Wead Sisters of Orlando and teen pianist Richard Wead will give a sacred gospel concert at Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God at 7:45 p.m. on Wednesday. Located at 8th and Kansas, the church hosts a sermon in song tracing creation, Christ’s life, and Christ’s love. Public invited.
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