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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1976
Page
2
Four parables set to music titled The Story Tellin Man will be presented tomorrow at First Baptist Church 4500 Riverview Ave. The 45 minute musical was written by Ken Medema a blind composer and will begin at 7 pm with an open to the public performance.
The 12th anniversary of Willing Workers at Emanuel Baptist Church will feature sermonettes by Rev. Ellis Winborn Rev. Mark Mays Rev. Frank Rawls and Rev Samuel Scott starting at 3 30 p m. Thirty one children ages 7 through 14 will perform with Linda Hill Karen Hill and Doug Kruer also appearing. The Story Tellin program is directed by Mrs. Howard Phillips with Tom Taylor responsible for scenery. Steve Gerard is technical director with Derrick Perrin and Mark Dunaway assisting. The show blends rock jazz and soul with classical music and will be backed by a taped orchestra.
Union Chapel United Methodist Church hosts a Spring Renewal April 4 8 at 8284 Keister Road with six preaching services and four Bible study sessions led by Rev Ralph Hitesman pastor of Monfort Heights United Methodist Church Cincinnati. Services begin 10 30 am Sunday and run each evening 7 o clock Sunday through Thursday with special music and a Tuesday performance by the Southern Aires gospel group. Bible study The Holy Spirit and You runs 10 am Monday through Thursday inviting the public.
Billy Graham’s Angels: God’s Secret Agents has sold 1,210,000 copies since release, becoming the fastest selling religious title yet. Industry observers say lists miss many religious books due to store coverage and classification issues, while sales rise faster in faith titles than in general nonfiction.
Multiple churches announce Sunday worship at 8:15 to 11 a.m. with varied pastors. Sermons cover topics such as The Conditions of Discipleship, And the Lord Added, The Greatest Question Ever Asked, TLC Means Total Life, and Reconciliation of the Cross. Church schools and youth activities are at 9:15 or 9:30 a.m.
The Rev. Paul Bergdall of Bethlehem Lutheran Church will speak at Thursday noon Lenten service at First Christian Church. A luncheon will follow in Fellowship Hall.
The Rev. Willie Bankston of Emanuel Baptist Church will speak at the Deacon's Club 46th anniversary observance at Second Baptist Church starting at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
The Whispering Airs gospel group will present a program tomorrow at Great Missionary Baptist Church starting at 7 30 PM. The event promises lively singing and community fellowship at the church.
Dr. Robert E. Airhart Otterbein assistant administrator in public relations at Otterbein Home was chosen chairman of the Task Force Committee for Public Relations and a member of the Health and Welfare Ministries section of the United Methodist Church He will lead future Health and Welfare Ministries conventions in Philadelphia and Dallas.
Impressions of children under two will be taken in clay at Sunday school and worship services at First Assembly of God Church tomorrow. The hand prints will be colored fired and given to mothers next Sunday. A special offering at the 10 30 am service will aid world hunger relief.
The Rev. David Williams of Dayton will speak at 3 30 p m tomorrow in the first of a series of Sunday afternoon services at Murchison Chapel CME Church. Music will be provided by the church choir.
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