Roving volunteers aid churches on cross country RV trips
Berry and Joyce Williams, long time volunteers, now act as RVICS field reps touring the nation to recruit workers and inform Christian groups about free labor. RVICS deploys six to 10 semi retired couples for three to four week projects repairing churches camps and radio stations in exchange for parking, utilities, and materials. Over 700 projects in 46 states have been completed, with opportunities nationwide and a 1-800-727-2178 contact for details.
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Canada
Christ's Service
RVICS
Berry
Joyce Williams
Lawrence
Joyce
Pastor's Corner Exploring the Bible's Wonders
The article emphasizes the Bible's uniqueness as God's Word written across Asia, Africa, and Europe over 1600 years by over 40 writers from diverse walks of life. It urges readers to explore scripture, know the Savior, and believe God can use anyone who allows Him into their life.
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Asia
Africa
Europe
God the Holy Spirit
David
Solomon
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Peter
Luke
Paul
Moses
Christian retailing goes high tech in the 90s
Seattle retailers describe a shift as Christian stores embrace video music software and interactive products. Industry leader Bill Anderson notes 7 to 9 percent annual sales growth with a nationwide market of 2.7 billion. Stores now offer fiction, kids videos, gospel and rap, plus Bible study software to meet real life needs.
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Seattle
David Slaughter
Highest Praise Gospel Records & Tapes
Slaughter
Inspirational Music
Bill Anderson
Christian Booksellers Assn
Anderson
John Bryant
BibleSoft
Des Moines
Wash
First Baptist Sermon and Vacation Bible School Plans
The Rev. R. Dean Dixon will preach at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday at First Baptist Church 1330 has old with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Vacation Bible School runs July 17 to 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for ages 3 to sixth grade, closing July 22. Call 843-0020 to register. Universal Worship services are canceled. next service Sept. 4 at KU Danforth Chapel. A tai chi class is offered Fridays in July at Sacred Arts, with a vege tarian lunch and a July 9 retreat. Call 594-3880 for Heartland Community events. Daily Difference Makers theme heard at Heartland Community Church with Randy Black and Paul Gray. no evening service. Chronicles of other area church activities summarized.
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R. Dean Dixon
First Baptist Church
J.E.S.U
Kansas University
Danforth Chapel
Sacred Arts
Vinland
Baldwin
Susan C. Ax
Heartland Community Church
Eighth
Vermont
Randy Black
Willow Creek Community Church
Chicago
Living the Bible
Paul Gray
Methodist church groups plan Fourth of July float entry
The Fourth of July parade will feature a float from the Young Adult Sunday School class at ie aS Methodist Church at Fourth and Elm. The Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship at 700 Wakarusa Dr hosts Friday services at 7 p.m. Dorothy Boone and Phyllis Spurlock speak to the Lawrence Women's Aglow Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. July 9 at 256 N Mich. Boone, an ordained minister from Broken Arrow Okla, and Spurlock of India Okla minister on the Holy Spirit. A fellowship follows at 9 a.m. with a picnic on the Douglas County Christian School grounds. drinks provided.
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Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm
Dorothy Boone
Phyllis Spurlock
Lawrence Women’s Aglow Fellowship
N. Mich
Boone
Broken Arrow
Okla
Spurlock
India
Douglas County
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Berry Williams
Leo Barbee
N.Y. Times News Service
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Daily Difference Makers
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St. Margaret's
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Quail Run School
St. Margaret’s
Quail Run Circle Drive
Plymouth Congregational
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bration
Kansas Brass Quintet
Mayflower Room
Lawrence Heights
Bergen and
Turner
Lawrence Heights Christian Church
Peterson Rd
Centenary Methodist
Dee Ann Megger
Kansas Rehabilitation Services
Centenary United
Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship
Wakarusa Dr
Clinton Parkway
Assembly OF God
Ronald D. Mickiey
Pastor
First United Methodist Church
First
United Methodist Church
University and
Vacation Bible School
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
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