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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1977
Page
2
Scott Dewey recounts his faith journey from a missed date to embracing Christ after hearing Billy Graham on TV. While on a 1980s Guatemala project with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, he writes about seeking God with all his heart and finding eternal life through Jesus.
Grayson Ensign, former Parkway Church of Christ minister, will attend the church’s 42nd anniversary observance. A three day seminar begins Friday at 7 pm with Saturday sessions and a Sunday fellowship dinner. Parkway plans to dedicate a new addition next Sunday at 2.
A reformation service at St. Paul Lutheran Church Franklin will be held tomorrow at 723 ppm featuring Rev Dr John Rilling president emeritus of the Ohio Synod. The program is sponsored by the Springheld Dayton and Southwest Districts of the Ohio Synod.
The Other Trio of Dayton will present a gospel program at Monroe Church of the Nazarene 00 Macready Ave tomorrow at 10. The group has sung together three years and aims for full time evangelism with many songs written by accompanist Hazel Shade and recorded by other groups.
Various churches list speakers and topics for Sunday services including Rev Sol Prophett at Mt Zion Baptist, Evangelist Bill Griffin at Bonita Drive Church of Christ, Dr Irvin Emmons at First United Presbyterian, Rev Robert Clark at Luke United Presbyterian, Rev Harald Jung at St Pauls United Church of Christ, Dr Robert Scully at First United Methodist, Rev David Cottrill at Christ United Methodist, Rev Paul Aodemick at First Christian, Rev John Keeny at Faith United Methodist, and Rev Timothy Kissel at Trenton Mennonite. Church schools and times accompany each entry.
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The Journal sets a noon Thursday deadline for submitting news items intended for the Saturday church section. This cutoff applies to information to be used in articles and governs what can be included in that issue.
The Middletown Area Ministerial Association will hold its next meeting Thursday at 8 a.m. at Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church in Trenton. Guest speaker Harriet Miller from Union Theological Seminary will address Christian education.
Dr. Harvey Hahn pastor emeritus of Otterbein United Methodist Church Dayton will deliver the sermon at Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church Sunday. He speaks on The Power To Finish at the 10 45 a m service part of the church fifth anniversary events and is noted as an ambassador of goodwill for Extermital Chemicals and a Dayton Public Safety chaplain. He is heard on WING radio and began ministry in 1929 after leaving a Cleveland purchasing job.
The Fall LeBlond Lecture Series at The Athenaeum of Ohio will be held at Mount St. Mary's Seminary in Cincinnati on November 3 10 and 17. Lectures begin at 7 30 p m and are free to the public. Speakers include Dr Ralph W uere Wartburg Theological Seminary on denominational doctrines, Dr Robert E Coleman Asbury Theological Seminary on Evangelization Today from a Protestant view, and Rev Patrick J Sena Mount St Mary's Seminary on Evangelization Today from a Catholic view. All three are Academy for Evangelism in Theological Education members.
The Ladies Willing Workers Circle will host a Thanksgiving dinner at the church on Bernice Avenue and Rufus Street. Dinner runs from noon to four with turkey or ham, dressing, vegetables, and dessert. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children. contact Mrs. Pat Thomas or Mrs. Grace Sutton to purchase.
The Grace Brethren Church at 96 W Central Ave Camden will sponsor a fall harvest banquet with three offerings tomorrow. The first course at 10 am invites discussion of the word of God, followed by a 10 55 worship service and a covered dish dinner. Families are asked to bring two or three dishes and a dessert if desired.
The Willing Workers Club of New Era Baptist Church at 1120 Yankee Road sponsors Harvest Day tomorrow at 5 pm. The event features readings solos and group singing with displays of vegetables, fruit and canned goods. program chairman is Mrs Beatrice Williams.
The Anderson College Male Chorus of 53 voices will give a concert next Sunday November 6 at 7 pm at Breiel Boulevard First Church of God. The group tours Ohio and Indiana performing sacred works and gospel songs with director Dr. M Eugene Miller, a longtime faculty member and former National Opera Company tenor.
The Rev. Max Howell of the Church of God of Columbus will speak at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the First Church of God on 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street. A Sunday school program at 2:30 features ministers Harold Andrews, William Reynolds, Davis Jones Jr., Aldie Miller Jr., Jessie Hall, and Ann Taylor with their choirs, chaired by Mrs. Mary Broughton.
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