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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
6
Around the Churches notes multiple services with themes on truth faith and worship. Central Christian Church hosts A Faith to Live By in the Worship Hour at 10 45 am with Bible School at 9 45 am and a general invitation extended to all services.
Local church listings provide Sunday times for services and programs across multiple denominations. Notable entries include Rev. David Coffield at Baptist Church with morning worship at 11:00, Rev. William T. Blair at Methodist Church with 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 worship, and Zenas Wood at Latter Day Saints with 11:00 service. Also listed are Church of Christ, St Edward's Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Central Christian, Community Church, and Faith Lutheran with their respective service times and weekday activities.
Tavares St Philip Lutheran Church at the Civic Center announces church school at 9 15 a m and worship service at 10 30 a m led by Rev Klaus O R Koch reflecting a local parish schedule.
Sunday School begins at 10:00 A M with Worship Service at 11:00 A M at Sorrento Presbyterian Church.
In a Sunday sermon Cletus Stutzman urged youth to remember God and seek eternal salvation through the gospel. He warned that memories can heal or harm, citing biblical examples of sorrow and repentance, and pressed immediacy in building good memories before misfortune or judgment arrives.
The World Federation of Methodist Women will guide the general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Tuesday. Dessert at 1 15 p m in Fellowship Hall with Priscilla and Naomi Circles as co hosts. Devotions by Priscilla Circle. Mrs R C Mohler to present program with circle members. Friends and visitors invited.
Members of Mary Circle of the Service are informed of a date change for the meeting. The circle will convene Monday at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Glenn Loveless in Belair Estates.
The minister explains that Psalm uses the refrain The Voice of the Lord seven times to convey power and God’s presence in nature. He links thunder to divine voice, notes storms as heavenly display, and urges that knowledge through Scripture and prayer reveals God in nature and in Christ’s birth, cross, and salvation.
The Rev N Dan Braby at Tangerine Community Church spoke on No Secret Undertaking outlining Christ mission to seek and save. He said Christ came as a worker calling others to work in His Kingdom for two purposes seeking and saving and argued genuine needs drive rescue efforts.
A St Mary M B Church service in East Town featured Bible School, a Junior Choir, and a sermon by Rev Leary Mitchel of Ocala. Deacon Hardy's funeral and several illness notices are reported along with upcoming Federation, Masonic Grand Lodge, Women’s Convention, and Ministers Union meetings. Virginia Gaines recently died after a year with a stroke.
Reports include visits by Mrs. Marjorie Gaines and Dr. Oliver Walker plus a Tangerine Community Church annual meeting on January 27 at 7 30 p.m. and a card party for January 28 at 7 30 p.m. Funds from tickets will buy new hall chairs.
St Philip Lutheran Mission in the Golden Triangle will be organized as Florida Synod's 100th congregation with an Organization Service on Sunday January 31 at 3 p.m. in the Tavares Civic Center. Charter members, to be received in morning services, will elect nine deacons and approve a constitution at their first post service meeting. The mission began in January 1964 under Rev Klaus O R Koch.
A fragment discusses Christian love for other men aimed at breaking down suspicion and hate, reflecting on the hopeful impact of religious unity on social tensions. The incomplete text hints at a broader moral message without specific events or people.
Dr. Poling, editor of Christian Herald and founder of Americans All, will address the public at Riley's Park Thursday evening at 7. The event will be broadcast to those outside the hall with chairs on the shuffle court and park parking available.
The Woman's Fellowship of Mount Dora Community Church hosts an illustrated talk titled Gardens Here and Abroad by R. G. Dufourd this Friday at 2:30 p.m. Parish men are invited to attend.
The Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church plans a rummage sale at Fellowship Hall on Saturday February 6 starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds will benefit church programs and community outreach.
Rev William T Blair at First Methodist Church argued that belief in God persists as science evolves. He urged openness to truth, teachability, and rejection of smug faith while noting atheism often stems from hurt and that genuine faith acts through deeds.
P E O Chapter BH Leesburg led by President Mrs. Ben Burton will host Reciprocity and Founders Day at Mrs. P B Howell Jr Pine Eden Fruitland Park on Thursday January 28 at 230 pm. Chapter BH members will host four Lake County chapters and Chapter CT Ocala. Unaffiliated P E Os are invited to attend. For information contact Mrs. Leslie Burdine 787-2906.
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