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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
4
A bake sale will be held between church services at St Marys Episcopal Church 209 E Central Ave after 8 and 10 am services. At 10 am newly received parish members will be presented and honored at Coffee Hour. Sunday school for 1st grade and up. kindergarten and below attend church school.
Peace Lutheran Church marks Good Shepherd Sunday with 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion centered on John 10 11 16 and a sermon by Pastor David Miller I Am the Good Shepherd familiar hymns will be sung and children receive a special Easter blessing The week features weekday church school First Communion class and choir rehearsal plus LCW board meeting and altar care events at 242 Altair.
Interim pastor Rev. Earl R. Berg preaches on The Four Walls of Home and Four Anchors of the Soul illustrated for Communion Sunday. Church Visitation Days begin Monday with a plan for half the congregation to visit the other half for fellowship and fun.
Calvary Baptist Church hosts session two of an adult marriage and family seminar led by Dr. Emery Nester at 7 30 after the evening service Registrations are open for the remaining three sessions Pastor Wallis A Turner speaks Sunday at 11 00 on What Do You Have to Offer and at 6 00 on Mysticism Occult and the Bible Communion closes the evening service The church cooperates with a Time to Run showing at Lompoc Theater May 9 13 Tickets are available through members or the church office 33545
Mr. Boles will preach at 9:30 a.m. on the theme They’ll Know We Are Christians By Our Love. The Chancel Choir directed by Tom Love and the Carol Choir will sing. Church School starts at 9:30 a.m. with three adult classes after worship led by Rev. Kenneth R. Boyd Dr. J. K. Allen and Joe Mixsell. Nursery care is available.
The Family Fellowship Breakfast for members and friends of First Christian Church on the first Sunday in May marks the launch of the church budget campaign for 1972 73. Services begin with 7 30 a m at 1517 W College followed by Sunday School at 9 15 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with Rev. William J Denton preaching on Primary and Secondary Power Sources. A nursery is provided. The General Board meets May 7 at 7 30 p m. The Bertha Wilson Group meets May 8 at Sara Whitekettle 310 Sycamore WAFB. CMF attends a May 10 covered dish dinner with Santa Maria church.
The United Church lists a noon potluck luncheon and Teacher Recognition Dinner in the education building with June Yoshitake in charge. A congregational meeting follows lunch to discuss the K-3 program for next fall and a 10 am service features the sermon The Rise and Fall of Solomon's Temple.
The First Southern Baptist Church continues its spring revival with Rev. W A Burkey of Los Angeles as guest evangelist through Sunday morning. Youth events include a taco supper at 6 30 p m and pew captains during the 7 30 p m service. Sunday features 9 30 a m Sunday school and an 11 a m final Burkey service.
A scanned page shows multiple churches with contact numbers and weekly times. Assemblies of God, Bethany Lutheran, Bible Baptist, Calvary Baptist, Church of God, Christadelphians and other groups list Sunday School and worship times, adult Bible study, youth programs, and evening services. No single event. a timetable snapshot of local faith institutions.
A listing of multiple churches in Lompoc area with denominations, addresses, pastors, service times, and meeting schedules including Catholic, Protestant, Baptist, Nazarene, Seventh Day Adventist, Jewish, and interdenominational groups. Details include worship times, Sunday School, youth programs, and special services across churches on Cypress Avenue, G Street, Chestnut Avenue, and surrounding streets.
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