How to Pray Sermon at United Church of Christ
Rev Harris leads Sunday worship at 10:00 am with a sermon How To Pray from Matthew 6 1 8. Children’s story Blow Your Own Horn. K 8 classes in education building after service. coffee on new patio. Junior Choir fall rehearsal at 8 00 pm Monday at 523 S L St. Amigos de las Americas fall meeting 7 00 pm education building. Rotary Club speaks Friday Sept 17 at noon and Sunday Sept 19 at 7 00 pm.
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United Church of Christ
Vandenberg Village
Harris
Joseph of
Cass
Brasch
Board of Christian
Board of Trustees
Charles
Ann Bockius
S. L St. Amigos de Las Americas
Rotary Club
Things Unshakable Presbyterian sermon at First Church
The First Presbyterian Church announces the sermon Things Unshakable to be delivered by Rev. Kenneth R. Boyd at 9 30 tomorrow morning along with church school classes for children and study groups for youth and adults.
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First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth R. Boyd
Berkeley Drive
Fragmentary Time Notation From Unknown Source
Disconnected timing strings such as 94 am 11.00 am 11.30 a.m. 6:15 7.00 p.m. 11:00 a.m 7.30 pm 730 pm appear without clear context or subjects. The fragment offers no identifiable person place organization or event to anchor a full newspaper card summary.
Time Now to Act On Prison Reform
David Poling argues church conferences shift focus from Vietnam and the Black Experience to prison reform. He cites rising crime and failed rehabilitation, discussing prison colonies and private, profit oriented prison operators as potential solutions. The piece advocates new ideas for long standing moral challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Church Conferences
Vietnam
New York City
Devil’s Island
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
St Marys Episcopal Church Return to Winter Schedule
St Marys Episcopal Church at 209 E Central Ave begins winter schedule this week with Holy Communion services at 8 and 10 a m and a new winter Church School program at 10 a m. The Senior EYC welcomes ninth graders at a supper meeting. ECW and GFS hold meetings and teas as part of parish activities. Pre registration is required for several programs including orientation and personal growth groups.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
Episcopal Young
GFS Society For Girls
Episcopal Church
EYC
ECW
GFS
Beaudry
St. Andrew's Way
St. Mary's Parish
Methodists On Fall Schedule At First United Methodist
The First United Methodist Church announces a new time schedule starting tomorrow. A church school session for all ages begins at 8 45 am, with worship and a second school period at 10 00. The second session serves nursery through sixth grade. The United Methodist Men host a dinner and program Monday at 6 30 pm. Trustees and the Council on Ministries meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Wednesday 7 30 pm invites all to discuss an expanded youth program. On Sunday September 19 the Rev Lawrence Hinahaw leads.
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First United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Trustees
Council On Ministries
Lawrence Hinahaw
Queen of Angels Plans Instruction Program
Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Mission Hills hosts a religious instruction program for elementary grades starting Wednesday September 15. Registrations follow weekend masses and weekday hours 9 am to 1 pm. Santa Barbara District superintendent will be guest preacher. At 1 pm the congregation meets at Ryan Park for the annual church picnic.
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Lynwood
George Vandeman
Lynwood Adventist Auditorium
Imperial Highway
Queen OF Angels Catholic Church
Rucker Road
Mission Hills
Father Donal Mulcahy
Santa Barbara
Ryan Park
Substance lesson topic at Christian Science church service
The Sunday lesson sermon titled Substance asks how motives and standpoints affect progress. Readings include Do ye look on things after the outward appearance and Let him glory in the Lord. First Church of Christ Scientist at 210 S H St holds 11:00 a.m. services with a 9:15 a.m. Sunday School for ages up to 20.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. H St
Peace Lutheran Sunday Activities and Holy Communion
Peace Lutheran Church schedules Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m. this Sunday September 12 with special music by Mrs. Gerald Wergedal and James Hahn. Pastor David Miller delivers The Springs of Life. A brief choir prospective meeting follows the service. Church Council meets at 7:00 p.m. and altar care is Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Boy Scout Troop 60 meets Thursday at 7 p.m. On September 19 the Sunday Church School begins at 9:10 a.m. with staff for ages three through High School.
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Peace Lutheran Church
Gerald Wergedal
James Hahn
David Miller
Church Council
Singing Group Debuts at Valley Chapel This Sunday
A new morning worship group named Whispering Love will debut at Valley Chapel during the Sunday service with Betsy Nelson as soloist and Rev. David Chamberlain delivering a sermon titled Wait Till You've Heard This One. He will also lead ecumenical training on introducing others to Jesus Christ.
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Whispering Love
Betsy Nelson
David Chamberlain
Rev. Chamberlain
Jesus
First Christian Church Plans Back to School Sunday
Members and friends at 1517 W College Ave start the Lord's Day with a 7 30 breakfast at Ricksha Restaurant. Sunday School 9 45, worship 10 30. Back to School Sunday promotes 100 percent attendance. Choir rehearsal Monday 7 p.m. and general board meeting 7 30 p.m. Bertha Wilson Group meets Sept 14 at 120 Tamarack AFB with Jonah study led by Mrs Burmester.
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First Christian Church
W. College Ave
Ricksha
William J. Denton
Bertha Wilson
Christian Women's Fellowship
Merle
Gail) Decker
Tamarack
Vandenberg Afb
Wayne
Gertrude) Burmester
Arnold
Dee) Price
William J Denton
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North J Street
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Udy
Bethany Lutheran -Missouri Synod
Larry Miller
Bible Baptist Church
West North Ave
Winston Rosenberger
Calvary Baptist Baptist General Conference
Constellation
Jupiter Vandenberg
Wallis A. Turner
Fred
Niegocki
Childrens
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South Ist
P.O
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Church OF God OF Prophecy
K.C. Hall
E. Chestnut
A.B. White
Church OF God IN Christ
CW Daniel
Grefco Hall
East Ocean Ave
Church OF Christ
Laurel Ave
Nst
Ronald Alexander
Walnut Ave
Virgil Leach
Church OF Jes OF Latter DA
W. Prune Lompoc
Bishop V. Ray
Priesthood Meeting
Sacrament Meeting
Christy Saints
ARC
Church OF the Nazarene
N. B Street
Eugene Ashlock
First Baptist Church
American Baptist Convention
Cypress and
J Street
Elwood S. Marvin
First Apostolic Church
West Hickory
Dell Rose
Sunday School Sunday Evangelist Serv
Perl
Grace Temple Baptist Church
Vern Haynes
Grace Baptist Church
Lompoc Second Ward
Dick Dixon
Relief Society
First Southern Baptist Church
North Third Street
DR. W.B. Timberlake
Baptist Training Union
Wed
Free Will Baptist
West Chestnut Ave
Dale Vanderburg
P.m
Harold D
Ispel Eet
N. V St
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
N. Third ST
Russell Self
N. X ST
Valley Chapel Interdenominational Christian Church & Training Center
Karen Kirtland
Bob Larsen
Valley OF the Flowers United Church OF Christ
Constellation Road
Richard E. Harris
Jr. Hi
Si Hi
Chestnut Ave
Paul M. Eagan
Mission Hills Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
David R. Johnson
Peace Lutheran Church Lutheran Church IN America
West Ocean
North F. Street
Robert Montgomery
Sienna
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
WAFB
Joseph McAninch
Jehovah's Witnesses
Fourth ST
Gastee Ave
Stuart G. Fitch
Nes
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Gatuning Hen Hs
David Poling, D.D
St. Mary’s
Methodists
Queen of Angels
Peace Lutheran News
Church of
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Christian & Missionary Alliance
N. Seventh ST
Larry Goin
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