03 Aug 1968
Page 41
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1968
Page
41
Clergy sermon argues that despite talk of a new culture and promises, core issues remain: God Nature and Truth do not change. The speaker stresses the need for guidance from older generations to mold youth and build a lasting life and hopes together.
Holy Communion will be observed at the First United Methodist Church 281 S 3rd Street during the 9 a.m. worship with Rev. Douglas A Harrell preaching on Some Implications of Pentecost at 9 and 11. Activities include youth fellowships, vesper service, youth council, and various evening meetings throughout the week.
A Moody Institute of Science film titled Red River of Life explores heart and circulatory system functions. The 8:15 p.m. lawn showing at Homesite Baptist Church on 25th St and Cedar Ave presents the study that links blood life to biblical ideas and compares the body to an automobile with 30 trillion cylinders.
Rev Glenn H Lutz will preach at 9:30 and 11 in morning worship on The Home in Proverbial Wisdom. Forty youth campers from the church enjoyed a week at Calvin Crest near Yosemite. Chancel Choir not meeting in August and will regroup August 28. open invitation to join singing in fall.
Gospel recording artist Mary Jane from Lodi California will appear at First Church of Nazarene at 14th and Ogden for three services. Once a nightclub singer who sought fame she now shares a Christian message through church rallies and World Opportunities International.
The Rev. James L. Hogue, synod executive, will preach at Westminster United Presbyterian Church tomorrow on The Christian in This World. Elder Robert J. McNutt will lead in worship, with Harold D. Cunningham as worship chair. Hogue arrived yesterday from Sacramento with his wife and two daughters after five years as field administrator for National Missions in the Colorado synod.
Mr Paul Leon Masters will present Mystical Meditation Explained at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship tomorrow at 4 pm in Paradise Park Town Hall Tropicana and Harrison Streets. He directs the Metaphysics Institute in Los Angeles and brings extensive instruction, lectures, and training in Jungian psychology mysticism and various yogas.
Rev Melvin A Pekrul marks 25 years since his Rochester ordination. He has pastored in Sioux Falls Monrovia Walnut Creek and Las Vegas where he leads First Baptist Church. He has served in education leadership within American Baptist Churches and chaired regional boards. His sermon is Showing Your Colors with special music and a Lord's Supper at 9:30 and 11 am.
This week’s Lesson Sermon titled Love centers on John’s verses about God and love to be read in Christian Science churches worldwide. First Church of Christ Scientist at 300 South 7th Street offers services at 9 30 and 11 a.m. with selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Multiple church listings outline services across Las Vegas and nearby towns. Includes First Baptist at 300 So 9th St with Sunday worships and youth groups, Unity of Man at 418 Maryland Parkway, various Catholic parishes on Maryland Parkway and Paradise Park, and All Saints Episcopal, Calvary Lutheran, Unity Church, and Temple Beth Sholom with service times, masses, confession hours, and rectory contacts.
The listing details worship times and contacts for multiple churches in the area. It includes Catholic, Lutheran, Congregational, Scient ist, and Presbyterian services with service hours, Sunday School times, nursery availability, and pastor names.
Multiple Las Vegas churches list weekly worship times Bible schools and classes. First Christian Disciples of Christ and Las Vegas Church of Christ share services, morning worship and study times, Sunday radio broadcasts, and nursery provisions.
Christ Lutheran Church in Torrey Pines and Dinning Street hosts Vacation Bible School for grades 1-6 from August 5-9 and 12-16. Daily sessions run 9 to 12 with crafts and refreshments. Registration after 9:30 to 10:30 on August 4 and on August 5. Contacts: 878-8716 870-2182 878-4005. Directors: Mrs Thomas Domschot and Mrs Robert Spotts.
Five women from the American Baptist Women's Missionary Societies speak on highlights from the Squaw Valley state conventions July 22 to 25. Speakers include Dolly French Nealy Perisho Sadie Shoes Helen Wilson and Viola Lehmer. Pastor Mike Friedman presents Judas the Traitor at 10 50 a m and leads the new members class. Activities include Sunday School Youth and Adults training and a Name This Tune program through August with prize from Lou's TV Shop for August 25 winner.
Calvary Lutheran Church at 800 N Bruce St hosts a Summer Hope seminar this Sunday featuring a tape of Rev Nelson Trout’s May South Pacific District Convention address. Trout, a Black Lutheran pastor, now works with the church evangelism department. Morning worship by Rev Paul W Egertson at 8:30 with nursery care at 11 and a Sunday school film festival at 9:45.
Griffith United Methodist Church will hold Holy Communion at 9 30 and 11 a m services tomorrow. Church School for all ages begins at 9 30.
Worship services at 11:00 am with Bible study at 9:45 am and evening sermon at 7:00 pm led by Pastor Wilbur H. Wacker. Wednesday activities include 7:30 pm family program. Transportation information available by calling 725 4713.
Listing for St John’s Greek Orthodox at 1229 Carson Las Vegas shows Father James Adams presiding. Services include Saturday vesper at 5:00 am Sunday matins at 9:30 am and Holy Liturgy at 11:90 am with Sunday school at 10:30 am Greek School during the week and Saturday confession at 8:30 am. Contact number 382 2750.
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