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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
6
A roundup of Palm Sunday worship plans across Mount Dora Sorrento and surrounding churches. Sermons include Who Is This at Central Christian and Math 21 1 9 Palm Sunday text at Sorrento. services and Eucharist times are listed for St Edwards First Methodist First Presbyterian and Holy Week events across the area.
Rev. William T. Blair of Mount Dora delivers a Sunday message on I Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins. He argues sin is real beyond psychology, cites daily judgments as our first sin, and says God forgives to save us from sin, not to excuse it.
Dr. Lester O. Schriver at Mount Dora Community urges Christians to heed Jesus call for social justice. He questions church rituals and questions whether prejudice and discrimination are confronted, arguing the original Jesus message has been lost amid church machinery.
The Rev. David Coffield, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Mount Dora, recently had surgery at Ochner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans. He returned to Mount Dora Friday and is recuperating at home with a reported good recovery.
The fifth Sunday services were mild with Junior Church singing at St Mary’s M B Church. Pearson Singers impressed listeners as Bible School studied Mark 13 24 37. Deacon Arthur Jones teaches Class No 1 and Mrs Poole hosted a tea. Mrs Russell crowned Mount Dora Chapter 18 Queen. Deacons board and Friday conference urged attendance.
A succinct note quotes Sophocles on fear, stating that for the fearful every rustle becomes a threat and the mind exaggerates danger. The line reflects on how anxiety amplifies ordinary noises into perceived danger.
Rev N Dan Brady preached at Tangerine Community Sunday on John 12 32 claiming Christ's cross is universal magnet drawing all to Jesus. He urged daily testimony and living out the gospel to lift Christ above earthly concerns. He called the cross the focal point of divine love for the world.
The Rev J N Booth spoke at Central Christian Church on why the crucifixion mattered. He said the cross showed God’s endless love, exposing Jesus’ motive to win human hearts and reveal love rather than judgment.
The Executive Board of the Woman's Association of First Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. in the Choir Room. The regular monthly meeting follows at 2 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with Mrs Charles Yarborough leading devotions and Miss Alice Scheafer as guest speaker presenting slides on the Far East.
A proverb notes that fools and wise people perceive reality differently. The saying contrasts naive perspective with discerning insight and hints at deeper understanding beyond appearances.
Bible School chorus performed at Bay Street Church of Christ in Daytona Beach on March 30. The event funded by two members and the Grolier Society yielded books worth 500 dollars for the school. The group toured local sites including the Daytona Beach Raceway and Junior College before a later appearance in Mobile Home Estates.
Spelling champions chosen for the April 18 contest in Tavares include Harry Lyles seventh grade first place Roy Lee Meryman eighth grade second place and Carol Gunselman sixth grade as alternate.
In Lenton sermons Father Charles H. Hay at St. Edward's Episcopal Church argued the love of money is the root of Judas betrayal and a deadly sin. He urged parishioners to view money with restraint, practice almsgiving, and pray for deliverance from avarice.
The Leesburg Chamber of Commerce produced film will be shown at the First Methodist Church Men's Club dinner at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Reservations available at morning worship Sunday or by calling the church office. All men are invited.
Father Charles H Hay will headline the Woman's Fellowship at Mount Dora Community Church this Friday. He will discuss The Great Deliver ance in a service open to the public.
A concise remark attributes a belief to Louis Agassiz that time should not be spent chasing money. The quote frames wealth as a potential distraction from valuable pursuits and calls for prioritizing meaningful effort over material gain.
The Golden Triangle neighborhood Girl Scout service teams and leaders sponsor a dinner for Girl Scout leaders and workers of District 2 Heart of Florida Council. April 18 at the Tavares Civic Center. Reservations due by April 15 via Mrs Sam Shaw Mount Dora Mrs Sam Perviz Tavares or Mrs Beryl Jefferis Eustis.
A compact listing of Sunday services, Bible school times, and midweek activities for multiple churches including Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Church of God, Saint Edward's Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Latter Day Saints, Central Christian, Community Church, Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist, Sorrento Presbyterian, and Tangerine Community Church. Details include service times, Sunday school start times, and midweek meetings.
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