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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
4
A listing from Weld area church directories details numerous congregations, with service times and locations across streets and avenues. It names many churches, pastors, and school hours, reflecting a sprawling religious community and its scheduled events.
Two Methodist pastors depart as Rev John Jorden retires after 1954 service, with 3000 hospital and nursing home calls yearly and a farewell sermon titled A Rediscovery of God. Rev Paul Murphy also concludes his ministry, having aided youth programs and awaiting a Rocky Mountain annual conference appointment. A reception for the Jordens and Murphy is planned in the Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. Attendance marks end of combined service schedule including 8:30 a.m. service and 9:30 Sunday School.
Dr John Hiller will speak at Our Savior's Lutheran Church with theme Mystery of the Holy Trinity. He will assist Rev Richard Bunge and fill the pulpit Sunday morning. Sunday evening a Father and Son banquet at 6:30 includes opening songs, readings, toasts, and musical numbers by local parish members.
The Rev Gerald J Dingman of Platteville First Methodist Preaches Your Right to Ask at morning worship. First Congregational plans An Enemy at Work led by Rev Frederick W Lystop. Frank L Weaver of CROP guest speaker at First Christian Church with The Fullness of the Earth. Rev Leslie I Bowers Jr notes daylight time change. Dutch school starts at 9 am and Disciples Student Fellowship meets at 5 30 pm.
AP religion writer reports a shift toward central altars in Lutheran Catholic and Protestant churches. Dr Edward Frey of the United Lutheran Church of America cites liturgical renewal and early Christian practice as reasons for moving altars from walls to central tables to boost participation.
The Rev and Mrs Frank G Gunter of First Methodist Windsor will attend the annual conference in Denver and leave June 18 for Chugwater Wyoming to oversee a Seventh Grade Diamond Ranch camp. Rev Albert W Searle of Fort Collins will lead services June 19 in Gunt ers absence. Summer services shift to 8 30 am and 9 45 am Sunday school. A Unilever project plans to plant 4000 acres in Belgian Congo.
The First Presbyterian Church in Windsor will run a vacation church school from June 4 to 24, with sessions Monday through Friday 9 to 11 30 am for AML youngsters from kindergarten to junior high. Registration letters were mailed to Sunday School students and may be returned this Sunday or on Monday morning at 10 30 am. A dedicatory service will be held Sunday morning conducted by Dr Arnold W Langenberg, and the theme The Church will guide Bible instruction worship songs projects group discussions stories and games for children to learn together and play together.
The Rev Moto Enomoto of North Hollywood Calif will address Windsor congregations Sunday as part of a 22 rally CA group tour. He will speak at the morning service on Jesus of Nazareth Who is He and close with an evening sermon, the series opener having been held in Boulder.
In a Pittsburgh interview Bishop John J notes Old Stone Church in Public Square and First Presbyterian in East Cleveland as his most cherished historic churches. He traces Cleveland’s First Presbyterian to 1810 and Old Stone’s place beside the Public Square, while First Presbyterian marks its 150th anniversary this year.
AP report notes a planned lay led service as church merger proceeds. Catholic authority allows priests to confer Holy Communion in the afternoon when Mass occurs, while Lutherans plan to hold Sunday worship with Rev Bruce Stewart presiding in the absence of Reformed Presbyterian leadership. Delegates to synod meetings travel to Sterling, Kansas, with Baptist leaders expanding Christian education work in the South. Irish firms report brisk demand for used tractors in West Germany.
The Board of Education, Sherman District No. 6, Cheery Colorado invites proposals for supplies at McGree Jes High School. Specifications and exact alterations available from the Business Office, Five Street, Greeley. Bids due by 4 PM. The board reserves right to accept or reject any or all bids. The Grester Daily Telephone, June 10.
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