Presbyterians ponder 2001 future at Theonetics Symposium
United Presbyterian ministers and lay members from the Southland gather for the sixth annual Theonetics Symposium at Edgewater Hyatt House Hotel October 23 and 24. The theme 2001 focuses on the political system in transition as new materials machines and education reshape society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Ministers
Southland
Edgewater-Hyatt House
East Pacific Coast Highway
Sponsoring Synod of
Southern California
Theonetics symposium and church events announced
The First Presbyterian Church schedules worship at 9 30 a m with Rev Kenneth R Boyd speaking on The Way To Speak For Christ. Church School Nursery care and adult education follow. A 3 p m meeting of five congregations is at Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ. The Chapel Choir meets 5 30 p m and youth fellowship 6 30 p m. Thursday activities include United Presbyterian Women coffee 9 30 a m World Service Work Day, children's choirs at 6 30 p m, and adult choir at 7 30 p m. Theonetics symposium begins with USC law professor Christopher D Stone on The Dynamic Concept of Government and other speakers including Marvin Braude and David Liggett over the weekend. Theonetics 1970, sponsored by United Presbyterians of the Southland since 1965, explores religion and technology as the church voices its role in the 21st century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth R. Boyd
Christ
Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ
United Presbyterian
Christopher D. Stone
USC
United States
Marvin Braude
Los Angeles
David Liggett
Paul Newman
Edward B. Lindaman
Whitworth College
Spokane
Wash
United Presbyterians of
Southland
Theonetics
Church Union hosts village meeting and weekly activities
Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ hosts a Church Union consultation with five local churches. Rev. Richard E. Harris discusses The Pilgrim Mayflower Tradition. COCA session set for 3 00 p m in the education building. Worship Sundays at 10 00 a m with classes to grade 8 and child care. Board for Homeland and World Ministries meets Monday at 8 00 p m to plan International Weekend. Nursery School Parents meeting Tuesday at 8 00 p m in the education building with tour at 7 15 p m. Singletons potluck at 3661 Via Orilla. Deep sea fishing trip next Saturday from Graham's Landing at 7 00 a m, $10. Reservations with Rev Harris. Quote from Living Psalms and Proverbs by Kenneth Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ
Church Union
Richard E. Harris
The
United Church
Constellation Road
Board For Homeland and World Ministries
George Camp
FCI
Orilla
Graham's Landing
Morro Bay
Harris
If You Can't Be Thankful Then For What You Escape
A reflective aphorism urges gratitude for avoidance as well as gain. It frames thankfulness around escaping negative outcomes, suggesting mindset shifts toward appreciating safety and missed harm rather than entitlement.
Peace and Brotherhood Sermon at First Church Sunday
The Christian Science lesson titled Doctrine of Atonement promotes lasting peace through love for all. Scriptural selections urge loving enemies and blessing the cursed, with readings from Eddy and Jesus guiding toward universal Mind and brotherhood. Sunday services are at 11 a.m., with Sunday School for ages up to 20 at 9:15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. H. St
Bible class begins at St Mary's Episcopal Church
A Sunday morning Bible Class will start this Sunday at St. Mary's Episcopal Church 209 E Central Ave. It runs 9 10 to 9 50 a m in the lounge along with Holy Communion services at 8 and 10 a m Church School to grade six meets at 10 a m The GFS girls meet 7 p m Monday and midweek Holy Communion with laying on of hands is 7 30 p m Tuesday and 9 30 a m Thursday Discussion groups 8 15 p m Tuesday and 10 a m Thursday Social evening Saturday 7 p m at 555 Milky Way features international potluck costumes and artifacts brought by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
GFS Society For Girls
Thomas Pickerings
555
Milky Way
New Youth Minister Danny Martinez Joins Lompoc First Southern
Danny Martinez joins First Southern Baptist Church of Lompoc as minister of music and youth. He arrives with degrees from California Baptist College and New Orleans Southern Baptist Seminary, two years Army service, and a Texas birth. His wife Janice, a Florida native and former California teacher, and their three children also reside at 1509 W Pine Ave. The church plans graded choirs from adult to preschool, with an adult choir meeting Wednesdays at 8 30 p m and a high school choir Sundays 4 30 to 5 30 p m. A complete Christmas program will involve all age groups, and worship services Sundays include sermons by Dr W B Timberlake. Sunday School starts 9 30 a m led by Jim Neal and 65 teachers. Public invited.
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Lompoc
Danny
Janie Martinez
Renea
Andrea
Douglas
Martinez
First Southern Baptist Church
Janie
Southern California
First Southern Baptist Church of
Danny Martinez
Texas
California
California Baptist College of Riverside
New Orlean Southern Baptist Seminary
New Orleans
Pine Ave
W.B. Timberlake
Fellowship of Believers
Jim Neal
Problem solving is sermon at Calvary
Calvary Church announces Sunday sermons by Pastor Wallis A Turner on daily life problems and Bible solutions. Morning service at 11 features There’s Glory In It while evening at 6 covers God’s Way to Avoid Heartaches with a 7 15 training hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis A. Turner
Turner
Fred Niegocki
WMS
Methodist Laymen's Day Observed at First United Methodist
Laymen's Day will be observed at the First United Methodist Church with 9 and 10 30 a m worship services. Talents will be shared through vocal and instrumental performances and artistic interpretations. Council on Ministries meets Monday at 7 30 p m and pastor parish committee gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Rev Robert Montgomery leads a four week class on Thursdays 7 39 8 45 p m with second session this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Council On Ministries
Robert Montgomery
United Methodists
North F Street
Meditation series ends with Bible study on Galatians text
Pastor Paul M. Eagan of the Seventh-day Adventist Church concludes a meditation series on Methods of More Meaningful Bible Study with an Oct. 24 session at 11 a.m. focusing on Gal. 3:29. A youth choir is forming under Vernon Reynolds and Donald Mills with Saturday practice 10:30 to 10:55 a.m. Parents with interested youth may call RE 6-5519 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Eagan
Seventh-day Adventist Church
W. Chestnut Ave
Vernon Reynolds
Donald Mills
Chestnut Ave
Base Chaplains Host Clergy Day at Vandenberg
Base chaplains at Vandenberg AFB held Clergy Day on October 14 inviting 70 area ministers. Lt Col Thomas A. McDonald sent letters to invite participants for a briefing on the base mission, missile facility tour, chapel display and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Afb
Vandenberg
Thomas A. McDonald
Churches List with Services and Schedules
A long list of houses of worship across Lompoc detailing addresses pastors and weekly times. Entries include Bible Baptist Calvary Baptist Church First Southern Baptist Christan and Reformed groups with Sunday School Morning Worship and evening services, plus Catholic and Latter Day Saint services and church hall notices.
Alpha Clubhouse Sunday Services at Ocean Rev Gibson
The Alpha Clubhouse at 704 E Ocean Rev and Gibson Sunda School hosts a 9 45 a m worship service followed by an 11 a m morning service and an evening worship at 7 30 p m without additional details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
North J Street
Otis Hubbard
Childrens Church
Valley Chapel
Church OF God Alpha
E. Ocean Rev
Gibson Sunda School
Sunday School and Evening Bible Activities Schedule
RE 6 2772 announces Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Youth Groups at 6 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7 p.m. Bible Study at 7 30 p.m.
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United Presbyterians
Presbyterian
Kenneth Taylor
St. Mary’s
Southern Baptists and
New
Janice Martinez
Florida
Florida State University At
Tallahasse
Calvary
Charles Corwin
Calvary Church
Bob Stano
Building Committee
Methodist Church
Lompoc Valley Church Directory
Christ's Ambassadors
Bethany Lutheran -Missouri
Cypress
E Street
W.B. Petzoldt
Worship Service
Bible Baptist Church
West North Ave
Ray Ensing
Calvary Baptist Baptist General Conference
Constellation
Jupiter Vandenberg Village
A. Turner
Mette Iy
Cela
Boots Bes
Christadelphians
South Lst. P.O
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Wag Ty
Sibert
Church OF God OF Prophecy
R.C
E. Chestnut
A.B. White
Church OF God IN
Chr
C.W. Daniel
Grefco Hall
East Ocean Ave
Sss
Church OF Christ
Laurel Ave
Nst
Ronald Alexander
Evangelist
Mexican Baptist
West Hickory
C.M. Gurrola
Walnut Ave
Virgil Leach
Ladies Bible Ol
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
W. Prune Avenue
Lompoc Ward
V. Ray
Church OF the Nazarene
N. B Street
Eugene Ashlock
First Baptist Church (American Baptist Convention
Cypress and
J Street
Rev
Elwood S. Marvin
Phoee DM
Second Ward
Lyle L. Walden
Baptist Training Union
North Third Street
Christian & Ronary Alliance
N. Seventh ST
Alex McLeod
First Christian Church
W. College Ave
William J. Denton
Free Will Baptist
West Chestnut Ave
Gerald R. Webb
First Apostolic Church
Dell Rose
Y.M.C.A
Grace Temple Baptist Church
Warren G. Gaston
Berkeley
Leonard Akronwitz
Bruce Shumer
True Vine Baptist
W. Olive
Carl Hudson
H.A. Walker
United Pentecostal
East Chestnut
Nolan Brooks
LA Purisima Catholic Church
Olive Ave
Andrew McGrath
Landmark Missionary Baptist
N. Third ST. Russell Me
Jr. Hi
Queen OF Angels Catholic Church
Rucker Orad Mission HI
Father Donal Mulcahy
Sabbth
Trnbee
de Laces
Mission Hills
Peace Lutheran Church Lutheran Church IN America
West Ocean
David Miller
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
VAFB
Joseph McAninch
Jehovah's Witnesses
ST. Mary's Episcopal Church
East Central Ave
Stuart G. Fitch
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Loe
Foursquare Gospel
North C Street
Harold Drain
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