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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1972
Page
4
A Watchnight celebration of Holy Communion will be held at St. Marys Episcopal Church at 209 E. Central Ave at midnight to mark the New Year. The service will be preceded by a Parish New Years Eve gathering.
The Rev. Earl R. Berg will deliver an 11 o'clock sermon titled Inventory Time at First Baptist Church of Lompoc. Based on Isaiah to Hezekiah, the message invites worshippers to take stock of what is on the shelf as part of a day of worship ending with Communion.
The morning worship at First Presbyterian Church at 9 30 features Rev Kenneth R Boyd speaking on A Text For Year s End The Chancel Choir led by Tom Love will sing Church School starts at 9 30 with nursery care available Fifty senior high youth head to Camp Sugar Pine near Yosemite for their winter snow retreat No Sunday evening youth meetings United Presbyterian Women resume Jan 4 at 12 00 chaired by Mrs Paul Diller Senior High Bible study Thursday 6 30 and Project I D E A sessions Fridays 9 30 all at 1600 Berkeley Drive Fresno.
Attendees at 10 a.m. tomorrow receive an American Bible Society scripture card with the Good Samaritan parable. The service features a children's story, a sermon titled Love Your Fellow Man, music by Ruth Lee and Joanna Harris, and several hymns.
Peace Lutheran Church marks Epiphany with a 9:00 a.m. gala Sunday featuring carols, a Three Kings story, a color filmstrip, and prize gifts. A 10:30 a.m. worship sermon by Rev. David Miller themes The Rise and Fall of Jesus Christ.
Bible Baptist Church hosts watchnight services tomorrow at 8 p.m. with speakers including Tom Hutton Al Atkins H P Ensley Jerry Glaston and Gary Henry. Musical program led by Ensley and slides of Holy Land places shown by Pastor Christian. Baptism planned January 7 and revival set for early February bus service available.
Saint Peter's Church at 54th Street and Lexington, a Lutheran Church in America congregation, has made urban growth through innovative programs led by senior pastor Ralph Peterson and associate pastor John Gensel. The Jazz Vespers series draws diverse crowds, with an Oct 8 all-night soul concert marking seven years of ministry and an upcoming International Ministry initiative.
The Bible lesson theme centers on Abiding in the doctrine of Christ from 2 John. Commentary from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy notes Truth’s healing power as an eternal science and gospel of peace. Sunday service begins at 11 a.m. at First Church of Christ Scientist 210 South H St. the public is welcome.
Calvary Baptist Church schedules a New Year observance with an 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor Turner titled Lets Start in A New Direction. A 6 p.m. youth night features youth group singing directed by Jim Dahl and a film The Ultimate Adventure. Senior High youth host a New Years Eve Happening from 9 p.m. to midnight, while Comilibus students attend a Bass Lake winter retreat through January 1. The event is part of the Northern California Baptist Conference camping program serving all ages.
A list of local congregations with pastors and weekly schedules including Sunday School at 9 45 or 10 00 a m Worship services at 11 00 a m or 11 30 a m and evening or midweek services. Details include church names addresses and telephone numbers for Rev Olis Hubbard Rev Martin Porath Rev S W Christian Rev Wayne Gibson and other ministers.
Local church directory lists numerous congregations across Lompoc including Lompoc Ward and Second Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, First Southern Baptist Church, First Apostolic Church, Grace Temple Baptist, First Presbyterian, Jewish services at Vandenberg AFB, and other denominations with service times and contact numbers. Includes Catholic, Seventh Day Adventist, Methodist and Jehovahs Witnesses, plus a Protestant chapel at Vandenberg AFB with service times and masses.
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