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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1978
Page
2
The passage urges forgiving others to obtain divine forgiveness, noting the futility of pious pretense and the burden of unforgiveness. It describes a confrontation lasting over an hour ending when one man says enough, highlighting the relief found in reconciliation and the hope that forgiving restores peace.
Palm Sunday events begin with Matin at 9 15 am and 10 15 am children service followed by Divine Liturgy and palms blessing at 10 00 am Sunday school at 10 40 am and 7 00 pm Nymphios service and icon procession in church. Holy Monday to Easter Sunday plan includes services and dates through May 1 commemorating St George with Matins at 9 am and Divine Liturgy at 10 to 11 am.
The Middletown Churches of God Cleveland Tonn announce a district spring revival at Harlan Park Church of God 2216 Wilbraham Road. Guest speaker Rev Gene D Rice, state overseer of Churches of God of Tennessee, will lead nightly services beginning at 7:30.
AP Religion Writer George W Cornell reports urban decline described by church leaders as a modern crucifixion. The National Federation of Priests Councils and Episcopal diocese hearings condemn discrimination and economic policy as key causes while calling for church led revival efforts and community action.
Columbus Florida pastor Kes Thomas M Johnston was elected staff associate for presbytery development in the Synod of Covenant based in Columbus. He will begin duties June 27 and will serve the synod’s 1100 churches across Kentucky Michigan and Ohio. Johnston was ordained in 1959 and is a Florida native.
Valley Cable Television lists religious programs including Malone Carol Bartlet as guest, Fran Greathouse and Cathleen Presley at 7 pm Then Sings My Soul hosted by Rev Marvin Strom with music by Carrie Kitchens and Mary Frazee. Wednesday 8 pm Praise Time hosted by Rev David Royer with music by David and Darlene Royer. Good News hosted by Ed Harris with Chalmer Asher and Reshevid Royer guests. Randal Clay and family.
Mrs Palle Smith of 20 Eighth Ave leads church programs at United Missionary Baptist Church at 18th Ave and Minnesota St. May 21 features guest speaker Mrs Peggy Smith of the Progressive Baptist Convention of Cincinnati. Co chair Mrs Lucile Lidge. A dinner on April 2% from 11 am to 6 pm costs $2, organized by Mrs Marie Glenn, with a candy sale to support Women’s Day activities.
Pastor Gordon L Lawson announced a Memory Ministries film showing at 7 pm on May 14 at Grace Pentecostal Assembly 405 Gideon Road. The film, written and produced by Middletown native Jerry Lucas, teaches how to memorize Bible chapters and aims for attendees to leave having learned a chapter of John. Admission is free. a freewill offering will be received.
Special meetings will be held at the Faith Alliance Church at 6933 Hendrickson Road with guest speaker Rev C David Mangham. Mangham, ordained in 1947, has pastored churches in Florida Alabama Washington DC and Georgia. Services begin tomorrow at 10 3 a.m and 7 p.m and continue Monday through Friday at 7 30 each night.
Cantate Sunday will be observed tomorrow at both services of the First United Methodist Church. At 9 15 a m the Chapel Choir from Port Jervis NY will sing songs by Avery and Marsh and Evans will give the sermon. At the ham service the Temple Choir will perform works by Franz Schubert to mark the 150th death anniversary. The Mass in English will replace the German parts. Soloists Sharyn Edelen Norman Harsh Bill Shafer and Lynn Shafer will perform. Church school for all ages at the 9 15 a m hour and for children and youth at the other.
Hamilton First Church of Christ, Scientist, will host a free public lecture at 128 N Second St in Middletown. David W. Rennie CSB of Denver Colo, a Board of Lectureship member and Principia College graduate, will speak on Honesty The Power of Its Deeper Dimension.
Former Blue Ball resident and featured soloist Bonnie Murray will perform Sunday morning at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Marshall Road with services beginning at 11 a.m. She has been a guest soloist with the Middletown Symphony Orchestra and will continue her concert tour with the Hartford Symphony, the Petroleum Club in Corpus Christi, and later with the Detroit and St. Louis Symphonies.
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