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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1958
Page
7
A fragmented list presents numerous church services across multiple denominations. It includes times for worship, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and midweek studies at sites like Worden SUB, Clinton Presbyterian, Lawrenc Christian, East Heights Chapel, Calvary Baptist, First Church of Christ, Brethren churches, Nazarene, and more. Names of pastors, organists, and specific event times are interwoven with locations and affiliations.
The bulletin lists Mass times and daily Holy Communion at St John the Evangelist Church across the 1200 block of Kentucky Street, with rosaries at 6:50 am and 8:16 pm, daily communion, confessions morning and weekend, and parish activities for the Junior Newman Club, plus Easter collections for seminarians. Trinity Lutheran Church activities at lath and N. H. include worship services, Sunday School, Bible study, adult classes, and KU campus events led by Pastor Spath and staff.
A dense schedule of church events across multiple congregations. Morning worship, Sunday school and youth activities appear at First Methodist, Plymouth Congregational, Rudolph Church, The Salvation Army, Pentecostal church and others with meetings, choirs, fellowship hours, and special services throughout Monday to Saturday.
The Baker University Choir performs A German Requiem by Brahms at 4 p.m. March 30 in First Methodist Church Baldwin. Soloists Jared Grantham and Barbara Harrison, with Julie Thomson on piano and Robert C. Clark on organ, conducted by Dr. William C. Rice.
The article discusses Mark ten fifteen and argues the kingdom of God is received as a free gift from divine grace. It favors the translation that emphasizes a childlike reception and cites Rev Z H W Rhys of Sewanee Tennessee on linking this to the Beatitudes.
Dr Adiel J Moncrief pastor of First Baptist St Joseph will be guest preacher for Spiritual Emphasis Week at First Baptist Church here The event runs March 23 28 with 7 30 p m services and 12 a m 7 30 p m sessions daily Rev Roland C Pickhardt will direct music with adult and youth choirs and several soloists Moncrief a Mercer and Southern Baptist Seminary graduate has pastored in Canada US and Tampa Fla and chairs the Southern Baptist Christian Life Commission He will address Roger Williams Fellowship students
The notice invites the public to a special series event at 1:30 on Sunday evening, describing the program and encouraging attendance.
The Eudora E and R Church will host the Kansas Cinomedical Women's Guild spring board meeting on March 1 and 2. Attendees include officers and members representing Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma, with Mrs. Paul Yoder of Cheney as president and Mrs. Aumusi Braksiek of Napoleon as first vice president.
Jamestown Missouri rotates officers as Mrs Gus Koch of Eudora serves as secretary and Mrs Charles Powell of Highovinsville as treasurer with the second vice president title noted, outlining local church group leadership changes.
Rev LeVon Spath a missionary to Argentina will speak at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday at the 15 and Laan services He will show colored slides of his mission ary work in Argentina at Wo aan Spath formerly led the Lutheran Church of Argentina from 1953 to 1956 He began mission work in Argentina on the 11th and has served Tandil Agul and Buenos Aires He was born in Scribner Nebraska and educated at Midland College the United Lutheran Church in America College and Central Lutheran Theological Seminary in Fremont Friction matches were invented by an Englishman named Walker in 1827.
Forty two persons donated blood to the Douglas County Blood Bank in February and 19 transfusions were given. Red Cross donor recruitment chairman Mrs. Joe Wilson announced. Delta Upsilon and Phi Kappa Psi members donated as a service project. The present Blood Bank will be replaced within weeks by a Red Cross Blood Center. volunteers and nurses are urged to help at the new facility.
The Douglas County Christian Temperance Council will meet at 730 pm Tuesday March 25 at Centenary Methodist Church corner 4th and Ein Streets. Rev G E Shiels of the Free Methodist Church will be the speaker.
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