St. Mary's hosts Advent services and activities
St. Mary's Episcopal Church at 209 E. Central Ave. will hold contemporary Holy Communion at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday with a 8 a.m. prayer book service and a 9 a.m. church school for younger children. A bake sale proceeds for Women of St. Mary's follows. The Junior EYC will visit Santa Maria for a skating trip at 1 p.m. A GFS meeting for girls is set for Monday at 7 p.m.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
Santa Maria
GFS Society For Girls
United Church observes fifth anniversary with services and events
The United Church marks its fifth anniversary with a 10 a.m. communion at Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ and a 11 a.m. cake at the coffee hour. Rev. Richard E. Harris delivers a sermon on coincidences and providence. Many church groups hold meetings and programs including a family roller skating night, Singletons potluck, Episcopal Women Christmas party, and midweek Holy Communions. A parish farewell party for Fire Chief John Baker is planned, with Cursillo movement ties noted.
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Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ
Constellation Road
Kenneth Davis
Rigel Ave
John Baker
Richard E. Harris
Ministerial Assoc elects new officers in Lompoc Valley
The Lompoc Valley Ministerial Association elected new officers led by Rev. David Chamberlain of Valley Chapel as president. He succeeds Rev. Stuart G. Fitch of St. Mary's Episcopal Church with Rev. David Miller as fellow officer and Rev. Robert Montgomery as vice president. Roster changes replace Dr. W. B. Timberlake and Rev. Wallis A. Turner and Margaret Brett.
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David Chamberlain
Valley Chapel
Lompoc’ Valley
Chamberlain
David Miller
Peace Lutheran
Robert Montgomery
United Methodist
W. B. Timberlake
First Southern Baptist
Wallis A. Turner
Calvary Baptist
Margaret Brett
Presbyterian
Ministers of Lompoc Valley Open to All Clergy
The Ministerial Association invites all area ministers to join in services for Lompoc Hospital and on air for Sunday Morning Meditation on KLOM and a TV panel on KNEZ. It also assigns invocations for City Council and participates in school commencements. The next meeting is 11 a.m. January 27 at United Presbyterian Church with a luncheon for ministers and colleagues. The ministers will meet separately at St Mary's Episcopal Church at noon February 10.
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Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Klom Radio
KNEZ
United Presbyterian Church
St.Mary's Episcopal Church
Valley Chapel Sees Growing Attendance and Active Programs
Valley Chapel reports rising church attendance in recent months with increased lay participation this Sunday. Harvey Sisters perform as local businessmen present varied items. Rev. David Chamberlain preaches at 11 a.m. Youth group meets at 6 p.m. Randy Phillips and Wendy Romain chair. An evening service at 7 p.m. follows with a sermon on Business as Usual or Divine Intervention and feedback opportunities.
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Valley Chapel
Harvey Sisters
Randy Phillips
Wendy Romain
Chamberlain
Ministers in Politics Stir Reflective Debate Across Churches
Religion Today notes clergymen in Connecticut and Rhode Island face scrutiny for mixing faith with public office. The piece cites concerns over influence while highlighting the enduring push and pull between ministers' roles and political life.
Special hymn arrangement featured at First Southern Baptist Church
A special arrangement of the hymn Love Divine All Loves Excelling by Claude L Bass will be played Sunday at 11 00 a m at First Southern Baptist Church Pastor Dr W B Timberlake will preach What is God Like Four Letter Words is the evening sermon title Randy Thomson will perform Jesus Paid It All on trombone Danny Martinez leads congregational singing The fourth $50 000 bond drive is underway with $28 250 raised toward a new auditorium to be completed by January A foreign mission offering aims for $1000 during Christmas A week of prayer with the theme Joyfully Go Boldly Tell led by Mrs Jacksie Booth Church conference Wednesday budget discussion led by John Holland
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Elwood S. Marvin
First Baptist Church
J. J. Niles
Walter Marshall
Lola Day
Rod Falk
Elwood Marvin
First Southern Baptist Church
Claude L. Bass
W.B. Timberlake
God
Randy Thomson
Jesus
Danny Martinez
Ed Littlejohn
Jacksie Booth
The
Baptist Women Group
Calvary Baptist Church announces Christmas ministry in Vandenberg Village
Calvary Baptist Church in Vandenberg Village outlines a Christmas season of sermons and music led by Pastor Wallis A. Turner. Services include morning Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m and an evening baptismal service at 6:00 p.m. A joint cantata with Grace Baptist Santa Maria is planned for December 13 at 7:15 p.m. Community events include an adult Christmas banquet on December 11 and a progressive dinner for UT3s on December 12.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Vandenberg Village
Wallis A. Turner
Turner
Choir of
Calvary Baptist
Grace Baptist
Santa Maria
Peterson
Calvary
WMS
UT3
God the Only Cause and Creator lesson
Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist 210 S H St begin at 11:00 a.m. with Sunday School for ages up to 20 starting at 9:15 a.m. The lesson links Psalms readings to spiritual causation and human progress as the source of all that is substantial and good.
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Christian Science
Science and Health
God
First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. H St
First Church OF Christ Scientist
South H Street
Lompoc Church Directory Lists Local Congregations
Local church directory lists Bible Baptist Church and multiple congregations in Lompoc with service times and contact details for Rev. Rav Ensing and other pastors. Also includes Jewish, Catholic, Lutheran, and Protestant groups at various streets and venues across the area.
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Bible Baptist Church
West North Ave
Rav Ensing
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N. L St
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Camarillo
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Jim Cordy
A.B.W
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Ministerial Assoc
David Poling
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pilgrim Press
John Holland
Mary Baker Eddy
Lompoc Valley Church Directory
Assembly OF God
North J Street
Otis Hubbard
Childrens Church
Christ's Ambassadors
Bethany Lutheran --Missouri Synod
Cypress and
E Street
W.B. Petzoldt
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South
P.O
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Walnut Ave
Virgil Leach
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
W. Prune Avenue
Lompoc Ward
Church OF God OF Prophecy
K.C. Hall
E. Chestnut
A.B. White
Relief Society
Lompoc Second Ward
Lyle L. Walden
Reliet Lety
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Jupiter
Vandenberg
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E. Ocean
Wayne Gibson
Church OF God
Chris
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PI “Tor
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East Ocean Ave
Laurel Ave
Ronald Alexander, Evangelist
West Hickory
C.M. Gurrola
Christian & Missionary Alliance
N. Seventh ST
Alex McLeod
First Christian Church
W. College Ave
William J. Denton
Church OF the Nazarene
Eugene Ashlock
First Baptist Church ‘American Baptist Convention
J Street
Rev
North Sad Street
DR. W. . Ee Oars
Baptist Training Union
Free Will Baptist
West Chestnut Ave
Gerald R. Webb
First Apostolic Church
Dell Rose
Sunday School
Ya .m. Sunday Evangelist Serv
Grace Temple Baptist Church
Warren G. Gaston
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth R. Boyd
Leonard Akronwitz
Bruce Shumer
Carl Hudson
H.A. Walker
United Pentecostal
East Chestnut
Nolan Brooks
LA Purisima Catholic Church
Olive Ave
Andrew McGrath
Landmark Missionary Baptist
Third ST. Russell
Valley Chapel Interdenominational Christian Center
NO. N ST
Jr. Hi
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Rucker Orad Mission Hills
Father Donal Mulcahy
Os School
Chestnut Ave
Paul M. Eagan
Mission Hills
Peace Lutheran Church Lutheran Church IN America
West Ocean
the First United Methodist Church
North F Street
Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter At Saints
VAFB
Joseph McAninch
Jehovah's Witnesses
ST. Mary's Episcopal Church
East Central Ave
Stuart G. Fitch
Mes
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Apelch
Wale
Foursquare Gospel
North C Street
Harold Drain
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