Ceremonies Herald New Truett Memorial Church Expansion
Groundbreaking Sunday marks start of construction for Truett Memorial Baptist Church in Lakewood. The 40 by 100 foot chapel seats 465 with a 40 by 100 foot educational hall for 475 and includes an outdoor patio, kitchen ell, and stone facing on the front. Delegates from the church and community participate in the ceremony. Construction foundation begins Monday with occupancy planned by Christmas Week.
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Confirmation Due Class of 40 Clans at All Saints Episcopal
A class of 40 candidates 29 adults 11 children from All Saints Episcopal Church will be confirmed at 11 o'clock morning service led by Rector Rev. Harry Leigh Pink with Rt Rev Francis Eric Bloy bishop of Los Angeles officiating the sacrament of confirmation. Holy communion will be celebrated at 7 30 and 9 30.
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Harry Leigh- Pink
Francis Eric Bloy
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Leigh-Pink
Bible Reading Month to Include 45 Lands
New York reports that people in 45 lands will read identical excerpts from the Bible starting next Thursday as part of Bible Reading Month. Sponsored by the American Bible Society, it aims to make the Bible the best read book in the world, with 16 million volumes distributed last year.
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American Bible Society
Rey
James ¥. Claypool
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Missionary Work Anniversary at First Presbyterian Church
The church marks the sesquicentennial of mission work with 9:30 and 11 a.m. services led by Dr. Reuben Field Pieters who will preach on Frontiers of Faith. The 1951 missions program includes 3506 enterprises, 2200 churches aided, four training schools and seminaries, and 143 overseas stations in 19 countries.
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First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Reuben Field Pieters
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