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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1976
Page
6
In January we confront past sins and future hope. David’s psalm guidance urges confession to God for cleansing from wrongs. The message contrasts personal guilt with divine forgiveness, urging a renewed life, while noting the 79 A.D. Vesuvius disaster as a historical reminder of fragility.
The piece describes using bath water as a heat source by letting it cool from 100 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit to warm a room. It suggests installing a tub with water, draining after a bath, and noting about 0 Btu will be fit to the house as water cools. It also mentions keeping a three bedroom home warm when outside is 10 degrees above zero.
First Methodist notes January programs with worship 0 45 a.m. service led by Dr. Carlos, choir led by Mrs. C W Janson, organ by Mrs. Janson. MYF groups meet at 5 p.m. with Ric Sadler as youth director and Larry Aaron as counselor. Evening devotions at 7 p.m. in sanctuary. January mission study on The Prophets directed by Dr. Davis with Mrs. J O Sims assisting. Administrative Board meets 7:30 p.m. in Jeter Hall. new board members include J R Adams, Larry Aaron, John Gwynn, Bill Tucker.
The North Main and Gay Church of Christ invites all to study God's Word with new and ongoing sessions. Men meet Monday 7 to 9 pm for Bible study, women Wednesday 10 to 11 am, Sunday classes 9:45 to 10:45 am and 6:30 pm worship, and a singing night on the third Wednesday monthly.
The page lists numerous church schedules and services including morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and evening services at 7:00 p.m. across churches such as Church of the Nazarene, McCrary's Chapel, White Oak, Gladewater Missionary Baptist, St James by Episcopal, and First Assembly of God. Also notes Bible study, Sunday school times, choir practice, and midweek gatherings.
Hull Street Missionary Baptist Church will start revival services at 7 p.m. Monday and run through January 17. Rev. James Poole, former Uruguary missionary, will preach, with Rev. Wayne McKay of Pine View Baptist Church directing the music and tied to nearby Bible colleges.
Church notices invite couples to attend Sunday morning and evening worship at Memorial Baptist for guidance on marriage responsibilities before God. Bro. delivers message addressing recent quarrels and family unrest to help couples seeking spiritual support.
The First Baptist Church schedules Lord's Supper during morning worship at 10 45 with Rev B F Risinger preaching and the sanctuary choir performing two hymns The evening service at 7 features more from Hosea and a duet by Mr and Mrs Ray Hatton A 24 hour prayer chain begins Thursday at 6 am in preparation for lay renewal weekend with Stan delivering Sunday sermon titles and related activities including a marriage themed message and family guidance plus a Bowie tour news item noting dates in North America and Europe and his film debut in The Man Who Fell to Earth
Gladewater citizens joined East Texas peers for a day of AARP activities in Tyler. The group including Calvin Branner and J F Shepperd learned duties, took a true false test, and planned 1976 calendars during workshops and discussions.
New Hope Baptist Church sponsors Gladewater Day on Sunday evening January 18 at 7 oclock. Choirs invite all Gladewaters and friends to fill the house for worship and fellowship with optional attire and refreshments in the fellowship hall.
The Rev. Chester Gleason will deliver a sermon titled Upon Leaving Our First Love at the Sunday worship service. Scripture will be from 2 17. Sunday School starts at 10 am, with worship at 10 50 am. All are welcome to attend.
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