Church programs and sermons in Mount Dora area
Washington speaker Dr. Lester O. Schriver will headline Mount Dora Community Church along with concerts by Russell Butler. Multiple chapels host devotionals lectures and services including Rev Counts at Central Christian and Rev Mangrum at St Edward's Episcopal. Bible readings focus on hope patience and comfort as congregations gather for sermons and ordinations.
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Lester O. Schriver
Washington, D.C
Mount Dora
Russell Butler
Humphrey
E. E. Lewis
Central Christian Church
Gilbert E. Counts
1580 On Your Dial Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings show daily programs from 6:45 to 6:00 p.m. on weekdays including Sign On Reformation Hour Discs Data and Don Coffee Break with Dottie Mid Morning Interlude News Musical Corral Open Line and more. Weekend lineup adds Morning Meditations Open Line Sunday services Father Mangrum Christian Science Heals Baptist Hour Mount Dora Methodist Church Direct and Sunday Serenade.
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Data
Don
Dottie
Mickie Evans
Central Fla
Central
Fla
Father Mangrum
Christian Science Heals
Baptist Hour
Mount Dora Methodist Church
Circle Meetings at First Presbyterian Church Circles
Circle meetings of the First Presbyterian Church are scheduled Tuesday. Rebecca circle meets at Mrs. Stewart Gibson on 1630 Morningside Drive, Ruth circle with Mrs. Roy Worrell at 1086 Palmetto Road, Martha circle at the home of Mrs. I. C. Warner, Venetian Villa, and Mary circle with Mrs. E. R. Phillips at 1090 Southland Road.
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First Presbyterian Church
Rebecca
Stewart Gibson
Morningside
Ruth
Roy Worrell
Palmetto Rd
Martha
I. C. Warner
Venetian Villa
Mary
E. R. Phillips
Southland Rd
May Day Breakfast and Bridge at St Edward's Church
The Church Women of St Edward's Episcopal Church plan a May Day breakfast and bridge on Monday May 1 at 9 am at the Parish House with 8 am services for attendees. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Gannett Mrs Christie or Mrs Osborne.
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St. Edward's Episcopal Church
George Gannett
Ronald Christie
Harold Osborne
How Christian Science Heals On TV And Radio
A Sunday broadcast schedule promotes Christian Science healing programs. WDBO channel 6 and WFLA channel 8 air a 8:15 am Sunday segment. WDBO radio 580 and WMDF 1580 also present healing messages. The message asserts the healing Christ is always available.
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Sun
Wdbo-Tv
Wfla-Tv
WDBO
WMDF
Mrs. Gale to Speak on Christian Science in Eustis
Mary Wellington Gale of San Francisco will lecture on Christian Science versus modern science beliefs at 8 p.m. Saturday in First Presbyterian Church Eustis. The free talk titled Christian Science Religion for the Present and the Future is part of a wide lecture circuit by the Christian Science Board. Gale, Belmont Mass native, Smith College and University of Chicago alumna, worked in Chicago advertising before joining Christian Science ministry in 1928 and has taught since 1952.
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Eustis
Mary Wellington Gale
San Francisco
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Gale
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Science Board of
United States
Canada
British Isles
Belmont
Mass
Smith College
University of Chicago
Chicago
Geting a Grip on God Says Rev Jones at First Methodist
Reverend James Jones urges a true picture of God beyond an old man in the sky and calls for meditation devotion and a life of obedience to gain a grip on His reality. He says science lacks comfort for sorrow and death, and that without dedication life lacks purpose and coherence in faith.
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James Jones
First Methodist Church
God
Jones
Mount Dora adopts street project with special assessments
City Council approves construction, grading, paving and repaving of Rossiter Street and adjacent blocks. Plans estimated at 29582 dollars authorize two thirds to be paid by properties fronting the improvements, with frontage based assessments and 8 percent interest on installments. One third of cost funded from general city funds. equalizing hearing set May 15, 1961. notices to be published in Mount Dora Topic.
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Mount Dora
Florida
SCCIH
Wiereas
City of
Mount Dera
Albert E. O'Neall
City of Mount Dora
Ilorida
Rossitter Street
Robie Avenue
Sanford Road
Lake County
City of Mount
Dora
Albert. KE. O’neall’ and Associates
Down To Earth Religion Urged By Rev. Kress
Rev. George L. Kress at First Presbyterian Church urged Americans to stop space staring and focus on practical Christian duties. He cited the apostles and the Russian space feat to illustrate misplaced priorities and called for action on earthly concerns.
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Kress
America
George L. Kress
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Association Plans Meeting at Mount Dora Church
The Mount Dora Community Church Women’s Association will meet Friday at 2 30 p.m. in the chapel. Mrs A D Owens will review The Fiercest Heart by Stuart Cloete. Mrs Bowles district chairman of the State Association will attend as guest. The women and friends are invited.
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Woman’s Association of the
Mount Dora Community Church
A. D. Owens
Stuart Cloete
Bowles
State Association
Child drinks in the outward world through the eyes
Quotation attributed to Mary Baker Eddy describes a child perceiving the world visually and rejoicing in the experience, emphasizing the joy found in sight and perception as a poetic reflection on wonder.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Life's Purpose Demands Sincere Surrender to God
A reflective passage declares life ends without substance unless one fully seeks the divine. It emphasizes that God will not dwell with triflers or those who treat Him as convenience. The speaker cites a Scripture promise: if heartfully sought, He will be found.
Groundbreaking of New Church Delayed to Fifth Sunday
East Town reports a subdues church event with a 9 45 Bible School start led by Deacon Robert Poole. The 11 o clock devotion preceded a sermon inviting new members. Two girls requested baptism after confirming their conversion. Groundbreaking postponed to the fifth Sunday at 2 pm due to committee scheduling. Sisters Jessie Davis and Minnie P Williams remain ill but improving.
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St. Marys M. B
Robert Poole
New Church Committee
Leesburg
Jessie Davis
Minnie P. Williams
T. M. Thomas
Noted Speaker and Writer To Appear Sunday
Internationally known speaker and writer Dr. Lester Schriver will guest minister at Mount Dora Community Church this Sunday in Washington D C. He has earned honorary awards including a Freedoms Foundation gold medal and authored books such as As One Man Thinks. Church members and friends are urged to attend and hear him.
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Lester O. Schriver
Washington, D.C
Mount Dora Community Church
The
Freedoms Foundat
Schriver
Lester Schriver
Dr. Schriver
Wesleyan Service Guild Tonight Meet Alaska Talk
The Wesleyan Service Guild meets tonight at 7 45 in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. W E Strite will give an illustrated Alaska talk. Co hostesses are Miss Ruth Collins Mrs J G Ray Sr and Miss Lois Wood.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Fellowship Hall
W. E. Strite
Alaska
Ruth Collins
J. G. Ray
Lois Wood
Toll Road Extension Plans Face 90 to 100 Day Timeline
The Florida State Turnpike Authority expects to know within 90 to 100 days how far past Orlando the proposed extension of the toll road can reach. The toll road currently runs from Miami to Fort Pierce, and officials are assessing feasibility and limits of expansion.
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Florida State Turnpike Authority
Orlando
Miami
Ft. Pierce
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