St Marys Parish Names Vestry and Delegate Nominees
St Marys Parish 209 East Central Ave will hold an all church meeting this Sunday after the 10 am Holy Communion service. Four vestry seats for three years and delegates to the 1974 convention will be chosen. Nominees include Steve Forbes Steve Force Kitty Gray Bill Herron Mary Newcomb John Smith June Swet for vestry and Mal Anderson Paul Bragaw Phyllis Doyle Pegey Edge Bill Fick Mary Finis Isla Hill Clark Holland John Smith for delegates. Rotating off are Don Edge George McCann Hank Perry and Dick Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish
East Central Ave
Steve Forbes
Steve Force
Kitty Gray
Bill Herron
Mary Newcomb
John Smith
June Swet
Mal Anderson
Paul Bragaw
Phyllis Doyle
Pegey Edge
Bill Fick
Mary Finis
Isla
Hill
Clark Holland
Don Edge
George McCann
Hank Perry
Dick Whitney
St. Mary’s
Episcopal
EYC
Most Unused Power sermon and church events at First Baptist
Rev. Earl R. Berg preaches The Most Unused Power on prayer at 11 AM Sunday at First Baptist Church 220 West Cypress Ave. Choir, Margie Atwood on organ, youth meeting 5:30 PM Roger Williams House. Evening sermon At the Feet of Jesus follows. Annual meeting Wednesday after 6:30 PM truck dinner. Budget, officers and reports to be adopted. Flight Final wax trip to Heaven features Forrest McCullough record with Trevecca Nazarene College music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Berg
First Baptist Church
West Cypress Ave
Halda Marshall
Margie Atwood
Roger Williams House
John Spurgin
Quentin Best
Johnie Dodson
Les Spurgin
Berg
Heaven
Forrest McCullough
Azarene Evangelist
Department of Music
Trevecca Nazarene College
Nashville, Tenn
Guidelines for 73 at Bible Baptist Church
Pastor S W Christian outlines tomorrow’s Bible Baptist Church services. Revelation 3 standards guide a sermon on fashionable church, a second group with strength and service, and a third self-satisfied church. Sunday School at 10, training at 6 discusses witnessing and testimony, 7 pm sermon tackles Revival in Our Time. Baptism concludes services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W. Christian
Bible Baptist Church
Paul
Peace Lutheran Congregational Meeting Set for Sunday
Peace Lutheran announces its annual congregational meeting this Sunday January 21. The notice invites members to attend and participate in the church’s scheduled proceedings and decisions.
Rev Kenneth Boyd Returns to Pulpit at First Presbyterian
After a two week study leave Rev Kenneth R Boyd resumes preaching at First Presbyterian Church. Worship starts 9 30 a m with Larry Boles assisting and music by the chancel choir directed by Tom Love. Church School for three year olds and kindergarten begins at 9 30 a m with classes for older youth. An Adult program line up includes Sermon Talk Back led by Victor Urban and a Contemporary Worship and Music Workshop. The day also features a 7 p m congregational meeting following a 6 p m potluck with childcare provided. Peace Lutheran Church hosts a 10 30 a m sermon by Rev David Miller followed by a 12 30 p m luncheon open to all families. Other weekly church activities include youth groups Bible studies and a Romans study at the pastor's home and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth R. Boyd
Larry Boles
Tom Love
Gene Boles
Victor Urban
Gene Gumple
Paul Diller
David Miller
Paul
South
Hawthorne
Berkeley Drive
Youth Fellowship
Valley Chapel to Welcome Rev Dale Holford as Guest Speaker
Valley Chapel hosts the Rev Dale Holford former pastor returning as guest speaker for Sunday morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 in Santa Maria, with Sunday School at 9 45 and a week schedule of Bible study and youth events led by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Holford
Valley Chapel
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara Co
John Kelly
Barbara Nagle
John Mankins
Fran Laster
Janet Chamberlain
Bob Snyder
World Religion Day observance in Lompoc offers interfaith talks
The Lompoc Baha'i Community sponsors World Religion Day events this Sunday January 21 with a 3 p.m. meeting at the old Housing Authority Building 217 West Maple. Speakers from the Central Coast and Los Angeles will discuss Christian Judaic Islamic and Baha'i faiths under the theme World Religion Basis for World Unity. Earl Christensen chairs the Lompoc Baha'i Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Earl Christensen
Rev Johnson preaches at Mission Hills with two sermons
Rev David Johnson leads Sunday worship at Mission Hills Baptist Church with 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services titled Gods Power and Sampsons Power. Bob Casburn directs music. Sunday School and classes meet 9:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Nursery is provided. Bible studies are set in the Lompoc area with sessions at 7:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. in Vandenberg Village and VAFB plus 10 a.m. Friday at Mission Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God's
David Johnson
Mission Hills Baptist Church
Mission Hills
Joy and Sex Sermons at First Southern Baptist Chutes
Timberlake will preach at 11 a.m. on What The Bible Says About Joy and at 7 p.m. on What the Bible Says About Sex and Marriage. Music directed by Herb Blackmon. Choirs sing The Saviour's Name and Blessed Be the Name of Jesus. Sunday Bible School 9:30. Training hour 6 p.m. New members class 9:30 and 6. Visitors welcome. Nursery for under three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Southern Baptist Chutes
FB. Timberlake
Herb Blackmon
Knez Radio
Calvary Choir
Sunda School
Wit
Missions leader to speak at Calvary Sunday evening
Joseph M. Copeland European director for Pocket Testament League will speak at Calvary Baptist Church Vandenberg Village this Sunday at 6 p.m. He will report on recent eee games and Christian witness behind the Iron Curtain backed by color photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Copeland
Pocket Testament League
Calvary Baptist Church
Vandenberg Village
Copeland
Japan
Indonesia
South America
Africa
Europe
Spain
Wallis A. Turner
Sunday Through Evening Services At Local Churches Listed
The page lists multiple churches with service times and pastors including Assembly of God at North J Street Otis Hubb and Bethany Lutheran Missouri Synod Rev. Martin Porath. Also Bible Baptist Church at 1523 West North Ave and Calvary Baptist with evening and midweek programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF G
NORTH
Otis Hubb
Childrens Church
Christ's Ambassadors
Bethany Lutheran Missouri Synod
Martin Porath
Bible Baptist Church
West North Ave
REV. S.W. Christian Pastor
Church listings across Laurel Avenue to Prune reveal local congregations
A dense church directory lists services for multiple denominations including Church of God on NST, Church of Christ on Laurel Avenue, Latter Day Saints wards in Lompo c, Nazarene on N Street, and Nazarene midweek activities. Entries include Sunday School times, Worship and Evening services, plus midweek prayers and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
W. Prune Avenue
Lompoc Ward
Reading Room Opens at First Church Scientist
Fragmentary item lists activities at the First Church of Christ Scientist on 210 South H Street. Includes Sunday School and Morning Worship times, a Reading Room, and midweek sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays in a brief church notices style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientist
South H Street
Fens
Church listings and services for multiple faiths in local area
A dense roster of worship services across many denominations schedules morning and evening services at First Presbyterian First Baptist Landmark Missionary and other churches. Catholic and Jehovah’s Witness meetings listed with masses and study sessions at Vandenberg AFB chapel and nearby parishes.
First Baptist Church Service Schedule Listing
Listing shows First Baptist Church Cypress and J Street with interim pastor Earl R Berg and Dr W B Timberlake. It details morning and evening worship times, Sunday school at 9 30 am, Chu Service at 11 00 am, Baptist Training Union 6 00 pm, Wed prayer hours at 7 00 pm, and addresses 815 North Third Street and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Church
Ship
Christadelphians
South Ist
P.O
Training Union
Landmark Missionary Baptist
N. Third ST
Russell Self
N. X ST
Vandenberg Air Force Base
First Baptist Church American Baptist Convention
Cypress
J Street
Earl R. Berg
First Southern Baptist Church
North Third Street
W.B. Timberlake
Sunda School
Chu
Baptist Training Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delano
Church of God of Prophecy
Charles Wilson
June
Dennis
Mitchell
Brenda
Reba
Tabetha
Lonnie G. Brodie
Bible Baptists Plan
Peace Lutheran
Congregational
Kenneth Boyd
Peace Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Bill Nelson
Bob Mumford
Greg Moffatt
Karen
Baha’‘is State
Johnson
Calvary
Church Directory
Jod Ard
Calvary Baptist Baptist General Conference
Constellation
Jupiter Vandenberg
James M. Cahil
Church OF God
Wayne Gibson
Charles E. Wilson
Church OF God IN Christ
C.W. Daniel
Grange Hall
North G St
Church OF Christ Laurel Ave
Ronald Alexander
Mexican Baptist
West Hickory
Filberto Ortiz
RES
Saturda Youth Group
Bishop Gayle
Sacrament Meeting
Relief Society
Lompoc Second Ward
Dick Dixon
Church OF the Nazarene
N. B Street
Eugene Ashlock
Jr. Hindults
Church of
Peace Lutheran Church Lutheran Church IN America
West Ocean
Free Will Baptist
West Chestnut Ave
Ken Slader
North C Street
Harold Drain
First Apostolic Church
West Laurel Ave
Dell Rose
Sunday School
Sunday Evangelist
Grace Temple Baptist Church
Cypress Ave
Hst
Vern Haynes
Vandenberg Afb
Leonard Akronwitz
Bruce Shumer
True-Vine Baptist
H.A. Walker
Owam
DL. Wilson
United Pentescostal
East Chestnut
Nolan Brooks
LA Purisima Catholic Church
Olive Ave
Andrew McGrath
Valley OF the Flowers United Church OF Christ
Constellation Road
Richard E. Harris
Jr. Hi
Sr. Hi
Queen OF Angels Catholic Church
Rucker Road
Michael J. Ryan
W. Chestnut Averes
Stanley Baldwin
Wez
Southern Baptist OF
First Christian Church
W. College Ave
William J. Denton
the First United Methodist Church
North F Street
Robert Montgomery
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
WAFB
Joseph McAnninch
Jehovah's Witnesses
Fourth ST
ST. Mary's Episcopal Church
Stuartg. Fitch
Monthry
Liturgical Services Religious Education
Jewish Services
Bic
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