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Newspaper
La Marque Times
Location
La Marque, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
3
The Gulf Freeway Church of the Nazarene at 902 Duroux holds Prayer and Fasting at 10 a.m. each Tuesday. The local missionary society sponsors the service with Mrs. Ruby Norman as president. Rev. James F. Johnson serves as minister.
The First Baptist Church of La Marque sponsors Youth Week from July 29 to August 5 with revival services Thursday through Saturday inside the church. Kenneth Brimley will share the message and all youths, regardless of denomination, are invited.
Rev George A Walker announces 9 30 a m sermon Given Up By God on Romans I and 7 p m service Can You Serve God. The day includes a special dedication service for Johnny and Sue Mitchell beginning their internship with Youth For Christ.
Dr. Lamar S. Clark of the First United Methodist Church of La Marque will preach at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday August 5 with a communion meditation titled A Christian Shares. The evening service at 7:30 p.m. will feature Mountain of Temptation as the sermon topic.
A church sermon urges believers to be cheerful givers beyond money, sharing love, understanding, and time with friends and strangers. It stresses spiritual rewards over material gains and calls on all to contribute with dollars when needed while leading by example through joyful, generous living.
The first All Lutheran Youth Gathering, Aug 4-8 in Houston, will host 20,000 attendees at Astro complex and Albert Thomas Center. Living Word Players from La Marque Texas City perform a 20 minute chancel drama It is Written three times Aug 6 10 a.m. and Aug 7 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Cast includes 24 teens from Trinity Peace Memorial Lutheran Churches. Sponsored by J Weldon Smith and Walter Dube, directed by John Martin, produced by Inga Lisa Neilson.
The Friends trio under Mark Lohr will perform a sacred music concert at First Christian Church 1204 Ross Ave La Marque on Tuesday August at 7 30 p m. The three young men who met at Nebraska Christian College sing together now in evangelistic work singing for Jesus. Admission is free but a free will offering will be taken.
Bettie Teague a 16 year old Hitchcock High School senior was chosen as President of the Galveston Mainland Deanery CYO at a July 15 Summer Session in League City. She is the first girl to hold the post, daughter of Roger A. Teague Sr. of Hitchcock, and has held multiple parish and deanery offices in CYO.
Bettie Teague of Hitchcock is president of the Student Council and Future Teachers of America, editor of the Bulldog Bulletin, and active in drama. She serves on the Adversity Board at First State Bank, attended the Texas Youth Conference, and was second in last year’s Galveston Mainland Deanery contest. A Texas City Friends Church play day is set for August 4 in League City with multiple races and age groups. contact numbers provided.
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