Missionary Vivienne Gray to Speak at Local Church
Mrs. Vivienne Gray, a missionary to Liberia since 1948, will be the speaker at the First United Methodist Church Sunday. A covered dish supper will be has started or planned following the talk.
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1975
Page
5
Mrs. Vivienne Gray, a missionary to Liberia since 1948, will be the speaker at the First United Methodist Church Sunday. A covered dish supper will be has started or planned following the talk.
The church schedules classes at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 with Rev Conrad W Winborn delivering The Odd Couple sermon. Music includes Thompson anthem These Are Thy Glorious Works and performances by the youth and Carol choirs. A covered dish supper and a Liberia mission update by Mrs A S Gray follow evening programs.
A fragmented listing outlines multiple churches across towns with service times for Sunday worship, Bible classes, training unions, and evening services. Pastors named include Rev L C Johnson Rev Harold Wageman Rev G B Endsley Rev Paul Owens S M, with centers at St James Pilgrim Clarksville City Memorial St Theresa’s Church Church of Christ First Baptist White Oak and Progressive Church of God In Christ Red Rock.
The First Christian Church will host a 10 50 a m sermon What is Right with the Church by Rev Chester E Gleason pastor The service follows a 10 a m Church School Kathy Hill will serve as organist The church invites the public to attend all services and notes a CORE meeting in Longview where local church representatives shared insights will return to share with the congregation.
The piece highlights Paul as a model of mind and gospel zeal in I Corinthians 1 1 9 and urges unity among Christians. It praises divine election for church membership and calls believers to dedication. It ends with a prayer for scattered congregations to become one in Christ.
The Rev. Lawrence Malloy of Marshall will speak at the First Presbyterian Church as Sabine Valley Parish preachers swap pulpits. Worship at 9 a.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Best as musicians and fellowship after. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. A Parish Choir Festival follows at Kilgore at 7:30 p.m.
The week at First Baptist features Bible study at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45 a.m. The Rev. B. F. Hisinger Jr. preaches The Full and Meaningful Life. Choirs, youth and children’s rehearsals, Church Training, and evening worship are planned. A church fellowship honors new members at 8 p.m. and WMU and evangelism events follow through week.
Walter Tally will preach on adding life to years and answer a question about Armageddon. The church invites Bible study with free booklet We can Understand the Bible Alike. Services: Sunday 9:45 and 10:45, 6:30 Sunday night, 7:00 midweek. business meeting 7:30 Monday.
Memorial Baptist Church in Gladewater calls David Crosby as associate pastor and reveals a 48 passenger bus purchase to expand Sunday School outreach. The church marks nine years of debt freedom with a bond-burning after morning services and a special evening sermon by Bro. G A Stanfield. A disaster closet provides food and clothing to those in need.
Mission Friends RAs Girls in Action and Actions will be held. A General Sunday School meeting starts in the sanctuary at 6 30 p m with departmental planning at 6 45 Bible study and prayer at 7 15 and choir rehearsal at 7 50 p m Thursday at 7 p m the Share Group meets with Mrs Hattie Taylor Garland Monk serves as convener.
Evangelist Don Edwards of Shreveport Louisiana will headline a four day gospel meeting at the Quitman and Center streets Church of Christ. Services are at 1030 a m and 6 p m Sunday and 730 p m on weeknights with the public invited to attend.
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