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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1973
Page
3
A local church notices listing multiple congregations with service times Sunday school morning worship and evening worship for Central Assembly of God Church Church of Christ Baptist and others. It includes ministers Corwin Jackson J W Hagler Walter Tally G A Stanfield Aubrey Pate and Ronnie W Starr with times for Bible study prayer meetings and midweek services.
Faith Tabernacle UPC and First Baptist and Methodist churches list Sunday School times Worship Services and eve events. Sabine Community and St James Baptist note youth programs and midweek meetings. addresses and pastors include Elisha Verret Joe B Stuart and Rev B F Risinger Jr. service times range 9:00 to 11:15 a.m. and 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in White Oak and surrounding area.
The page lists multiple church names with pastors and weekly schedules including Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, midweek services, training unions, prayer meetings, and Bible study for churches in several locations. Highlights include New Hope Baptist on Highway 155 led by Rev. O J Owen, Friendship Baptist, Rocky Church of Christ, First Presbyterian, and others with varied service times and activities.
The piece argues happiness and peace of mind come only by self destruction as taught by Jesus. It cites Matthew 16 25 urging followers to lose their life for his sake to find it and promises life now and life after death in exchange for all.
The N Main and Gay Church of Christ notes recent baptisms including Dewayne Blackmon Mark White and Rickie Blackmon and welcomes them as members. It reports Library and Educational Committee meetings plus a five lesson Bible correspondence course available free by request. Services times are listed and readers are invited to attend.
A religious notice urges personal decision for life in Jesus, contrasts self destruction with life abundant, and invites readers to be born of water and the Spirit. It details church services at First Christian Church including sermons by Rev. Chester E. Gleason, youth activities, choir plans, and upcoming pancake fundraiser for missions.
The church shares the Sunday program with classes at 9:45 and worship at 11:00 led by Rev. Conrad W. Winborn Jr. Music by Ken Bennett and choir, organist Mrs. W E Tims, pianist Mrs. C W Dawson. Youth Fellowship at 5:30, prayer at 6:30, Romans study at 7:00 in Jeter Hall. W S C S and Wesleyan Service Guild meet with an agape meal. Ping Pong Tournament and Hamburger supper planned by Methodist Men at 7:00 with Larry Aaron as president.
The Rev. Tom Sisk will discuss Are We Also Blind during the 9 45 a m service with Mrs Sisk providing music. A fellowship follows and Sunday School classes start at 10 45 a m. The Women of the Church meet at 3 p m with Mrs Glenn Walton hostess. Ellen Bauman leads December and January Bible studies.
A Monday night meeting at First Baptist Church will organize this year’s guidelines and projects for all standing committees. Sunday services begin at 9:30 a.m. Bible study, 10:45 a.m. worship with Rev. B. F. Risinger Jr. preaching on The Revealed Word. Children’s choirs meet 4 p.m. Church Training at 6 p.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. features adult choir and sermon Dealing with Life’s Burdens. Tuesday 10 a.m. Baptist Women meet with speaker Mrs. Clifford Salmons on Indians aid at Chinle Arizona. luncheon to follow.
United Methodist Women of First United Methodist Church invite a Monday observance at 7 p m focusing on prayer and mission study. The event features a Quiet Day and a mission offering supporting U S and overseas programs including leadership training for women and mission property renewals.
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