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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
8
The article lists upcoming services at St. Edward's Episcopal Church and other area churches. It notes confirmations with Bishop Henry Louttit and Bishop ed D D, morning worships, choirs, and special sermons by Rev. Coffield Rev. Booth Rev. Blair. A fellowship supper includes New England members.
A Christmas pageant titled God So Loved the World will be presented by the Baptist Church young people as part of its annual Christmas program on Wednesday December 19 at 7 30 p m The adult choir joins the pageant directed by Mrs Jackie Bolt and Mrs Keen with Mrs David Coffield in the adult choir The cherub and junior choirs directed by Mrs Annette Detra and Mrs Mary Lee Johnson will also perform The public is invited.
A terse quotation notes that without natural capacity rule bending rules and precepts lose power. It underscores the idea that human judgment is essential to law and governance beyond formal dictates. The saying reflects classical views on law, virtue, and practical enforcement.
Rev N Dan Braby cites the Advent promise and John the Baptist as a call to spiritual renewal. He warns against ritualism and urges repentance and concrete deeds to reflect the Advent message in daily life, inviting reflection on following Christ and the Lamb of God.
A reflective line by Mary Baker Eddy notes that men offer advice but not the wisdom to act on it. The aphorism emphasizes the gap between guidance and practical profit from counsel.
St Edward’s Episcopal Church held its annual parish meeting December 5 with over 90 attending a covered dish supper. Rene Dufourd reported 268 total members, 216 communicants in good standing, and parish growth. Edward Vogeler outlined lay involvement and Father Hay discussed the Crusade of Faith across 12 diocese areas in January 1963.
In East Town a pastorally eventful Sunday united Bethel F. M. and Mt. Olive A M E members and friends. Rev S app resumes leadership at Mt. Olive with an introductory sermon as Rev McNair, serving about 16 years, gains community respect and support. Mrs McNair works as nurse at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis and Rev McNair heads the Interdenominational Union of seven churches.
Father Hay told St Edward s Episcopal Church that Christianity should not be treated like a department store. He defined hell as alienation from God and heaven as living under God's will, urging a present life choice toward Christ with no second chances in eternity. He urged care for the sick and noted local church leadership and membership growth.
The service featured D Schriver and speakers Miss Cora Arm ond Rape Enea Mehra, praising the worldwide church enterprise. The sermon urged Americans to support missions, highlighting Hawaii Latin America and global cooperation as vital to national survival and spreading the gospel.
The King's Daughters and Sons will complete plans to distribute food and gifts to the needy at Christmas. They meet Monday December 17 at 8 p.m. in the Community Building. Officers for the new year will be elected. Hostesses are Mrs Lillian Christie and Mrs Pearl Overhiser.
A concise reflection on untapped potential urging action. The piece emphasizes self improvement and responsibility, encouraging readers to translate capability into effort and results. It underscores personal growth as a continuous pursuit.
Citrus Culture Corporation of Mount Dora provides rainfall and minimum temperature notes as a courtesy to its customers in Central Florida. The reports are unofficial but reflect current conditions and will be replaced by a comprehensive forecast in 1963.
Multiple congregations list service times and leaders including Pte Church and Rev David Coffield at Sixth and Tremain, Methodist on Fifth Ave with Rev William Blair, Church of Christ on Fifth Ave led by Sam Ayers and Cletus Stutzman, and other denominations. Also includes schedules for Bible school, Sunday worship, evening services, and midweek meetings across area churches.
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