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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2000
Page
14
A reader asks about a shy partner who never speaks his thoughts. The response notes introversion as a temperament, citing that about 15 percent of children are genetically predisposed to be reserved and that many stay that way. It warns marriage may not change him and offers advice on conversation and mutual understanding.
James Dobson compares conversation to players tossing balls, noting that ongoing dialogue requires both sides to return meaningful remarks. He counsels pushing for intimate sharing with a future spouse and outlines how open expression strengthens marriage. Dobson is president of Focus on the Family. See Solid Answers from Tyndale House.
Phyllis Spurlock of Inola Oklahoma will headline the Women's Ministry Night at Agape Christian Center at the junction of East 15th Street and Interstate 35 in Ottawa. The program starts at 7 p.m. on June 16. Spurlock, a wife and stepmother of three, has previously spoken at the state Women’s Aglow convention.
The annual First Presbyterian Church talent show and picnic will be Sunday. Picnic starts at 4 p.m. on the southwest lawn at 2415 Clinton Parkway. Talent show at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary. Hamburgers hot dogs drinks provided. Bring table service and a side dish or dessert. Performers of all levels are needed. Contact Scott Thellman at 832-0031.
St John the Evangelist posts Saturday service postponement due to the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas 150th anniversary at Expocentre Topeka. No 5 30 p m liturgy Saturday. an additional 5 30 p m liturgy Sunday. Picnic in the Park at 6 30 p m Wednesday in South Park near Simon Parish Center followed by Lawrence City Band concert at William Kelly Bandstand.
Heartland Community Church at 619 Vt hosts Dave Haynes, longtime Navigator program contributor, as guest speaker for the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Haynes helped start the Navigator program at Kansas University in the 1960s and later launched missionary work in Australia and Malaysia. He now travels worldwide teaching and leading Navigator seminars, as the organization, founded in California in 1930, grows into an international body aimed at spreading the gospel.
The Lawrence Jewish Community Center at 917 Highland Drive will hold Friday night services at 7 45 p m with Rabbi Judith Reiner joining for the Friday service and Shavuot observance. Saturday morning services are set for 10 30 a m on June 24 and will be announced accordingly.
Lawrence Wesleyan Church invites the congregation to a Sunday picnic at Centennial Park at p.m. Aimed at gathering the church family and offering fellowship among attendees from different services and groups.
All friends and regular attendees of Lawrence Wesleyan Church are invited. Information can be submitted via B43 451 or emailed to O.wares of. Call services occur Saturdays for religious gathering opportunities.
Centenary United Methodist Church plans a Sunday morning dedication of a new sound system funded by memorial gifts. The system will provide taped ministries to home bound members and those requesting recorded Sunday services.
The Lord's Church in Lawrence offers a free six lesson Bible correspondence course ending with a completion certificate and a New Testament copy. Beginners can participate yet it suits more knowledgeable readers. To receive the first lesson contact Tony Denton at P O Box 4035 Lawrence 66046 by email TED62564 aol.com or by phone 331 3577.
Unity Church of Lawrence will host a Summer Spirit Series at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays at 416 Lincoln. June programs include Enriching Existing Relationships through Correspondence by Tanya Mayer and Paul Friedman, An Evening of Acoustic Guitar by Celia Shacklett, and a session on the Drop-in Center homelessness in Lawrence with Jennifer Roth.
Plymouth Congregational Church will send three handbell groups to the Ringin in the Sheaves conference in Topeka. The Colony Festival Ringers will host Young Ringers from St. Louis for dinner and a sleep over in Lawrence. On June 16 a 45 minute free concert is planned at 1 p.m. and a mass ring with 700 ringers at 7:30 p.m. on June 18.
Trinity Lutheran Church at 1245 N HL will sponsor a kickoff and vacation Bible school registration at 5 p.m. Sunday in the southeast corner of South Park. The Bible school runs 6:30 to 9 p.m. Monday through June 16. Trinity’s rummage and bake sale is June 23 and 24 in the fellowship hall, rain or shine, with proceeds to Habitat for Humanity and youth programs. For questions call 843-4150.
Celebration Ringers from First United Methodist Church will join a handbell conference in Topeka June 16 to 18. They will perform The Nutcracker and participate in a final concert June 18. FUMC in Topeka hosts preregistration for a June 25 blood drive and a June 17 Adopt-a-Highway cleanup with preregistration required.
Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship at 700 Wakarusa Drive offers Life Training School courses starting Monday and running through June 30. Call Paul Taylor at 841-5685 for details. Also Sunday starts summer Bible Boot Camp for the grade school Children’s Church, with sessions at 10 a.m. Sundays. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church at 2211 Inverness Drive hosts a VBS picnic Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at Clinton Lake Dam, with VBS classes 6:15 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through June 16. registration forms available in the church office or at VBS.
Calvary Temple Assembly of God at 609 W 29th St Terrace hosts an outdoor water baptism after the 10 30 a m worship service this Sunday. A Father s Day celebration with gifts and prizes is set for June 18. Summer Church Camp runs June 19 23 and Junior Camp June 26 30.
A Dakota County District Court jury weighs whether Hope Lutheran members ousted Pastor King for cause amid a fight over Missouri Synod rules and shared worship space. Witnesses cite King’s adherence to closed Holy Communion and neglect of duties while Hope members claim he alienated the congregation.
Ceremonies mark a step into a larger community as five women aged around 13 and older, led by a woman rabbi, participate in a group bat mitzvah at a Kansas University center. They describe the rite as a statement of Jewish literacy and community belonging, with emotional impact on long-time participants.
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