Mother's Day Service Planned at Central Christian
At Central Christian Church a 10 45 a m worship service will observe Mother's Day this Sunday highlighting the church's annual observance.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
6
At Central Christian Church a 10 45 a m worship service will observe Mother's Day this Sunday highlighting the church's annual observance.
Local church listings outline Sunday and midweek services for Mount Dora area parishes including Mount Dora Baptist Church, Methodist, Church of Christ, St Edward's Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Central Christian, Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist, Faith Lutheran, and St Philip Lutheran. Notable items include sermons on motherhood and church events such as choir rehearsals and youth fellowships.
Church school opens at Tavares Civic Center at 9 15 a m with worship at 10 30 a m led by Pastor Klaus O R Koch.
Sor rento Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Worship at 11:00 A M First Baptist Church Sor rento Florida lists E Scott Watts as pastor with services including Men s Prayer Meeting at 9:45 A M Sunday School 10:00 A M Morning Worship 11:00 A M Training Union 6:30 P M Evening Worship 7:30 P M and Wednesday service at 7:30 P M
The Greater St. Mary M. B. Church marks its long service with a Bible School lesson on kings and a strong sermon at evening service. The church, established about 75 years ago with Rev. Haley and Rev. Wm. Poe as early pastors, traces roots from a previous site near Mrs. Richardson’s home to its current location. The note ends referencing the national Baptist convention.
The Rev. E. Scott Watts at First Baptist Church Sorrento warned progress wheels accelerate toward peril. He urged alternatives to avert imminent judgment, stressing God’s limits and that the Bible holds the answers while urging parishioners to read and practice its teachings.
Kenneth A Bragg of Lake Sumter Junior College has been chosen as one of 35 participants in the Institute for Post High Teachers of Distribution and Marketing to be held at Michigan State University in East Lansing from June 26 to July 22. The eight quarter hours of graduate credit cover marketing and education. Bragg was informed by Peter G Haines MSU director of the Research and Development Program in Vocational Technical Education. A committee of state supervisors teacher-educators and project staff reviewed all applications.
In September in Texas a Baptist gathering is planned as pastors and members prepare reports. T. M. Thomas reports on the event and its expected scope for the church community.
O H Conway 73 died Thursday April 28. Services were held Saturday at 10 a.m. at First Methodist Church Mount Dora with Rev William T Bair officiating. He was a former Lebanon and Cincinnati builder, resident Mount Dora since 1946, retired 1957. Survived by Grace wife son Donald O Park Forest Ill daughter Mrs Quentin M Brelsford Mount Dora brother William E Conway Foster Ohio four grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Rehbaum Funeral Home sent remains to Bevis Ohio for services.
The Rev. Brady told Tangerine Community Church shrines vary in meaning, noting shrines arise from past experiences while sanctuaries are sacred spaces for personal spiritual renewal. He contrasted Mt. Moriah and Mt. Gerizim as memory sanctuaries, saying true worship needs sincerity not a shrine. Sanctuaries enable worship anytime, while shrines hold beauty and personal value.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Golden Triangle Community Chapel will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Sanctuary. The meeting theme Grow Up Into Him aims to help members recall the day they were born into God’s family. New officers for 1966 were announced by Rev. Clyde Hunter: Icye Condon president Hazel Dudley secretary Velma Aten Spiritual Life Virginia Spence missions study chairman Maxine Green membership Pearl Ensor historian.
The Woman's Fellowship of Mount Dora Community Church holds its final meeting Friday at 11 a.m. A short program will be followed by luncheon and social hour. Members should bring their own sandwiches. a beverage will be served.
The St Edward's Episcopal Churchwomen will meet Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Parish House. Hostesses are Mrs J K Wood and Mrs H Plummer. A film titled The Face of the Phari see will be shown illustrating righteousness versus self righteousness in a dramatized struggle.
The 1966 Florida Christian Churches convention will be hosted by Central Christian Church in Orlando with about 2,000 registrations from 85 congregations. Harold Clark, Jacksonville lawyer, serves as president and delivers the president’s address at the fellowship banquet and the 8 p.m. session. Dora will lead the Saturday morning worship, and a Friday pageant "Publish Glad Tidings" will recount the church movement’s Florida history from its Kentucky roots to the 1892 formation of the Florida Christian Missionary Society in Ocoee.
The Wesley Fellowship class of First Methodist Church will hold a covered dish supper tonight at 6 30 in Fellowship Hall. Mr and Mrs W J Godtel and their committee are in charge. A musical entertainment program has been planned.
The Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church will hold a luncheon on Tuesday at 12:30. The program is Profile in Missions with devotions by Mrs Clayton Cook. Proceeds go to Medical Missions. Rebecca Circle is the hostess.
The Executive Committee of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Friday at 9 30 am in Fellowship Hall of First Methodist Church.
Out of state speakers join Dr A Dale Fiers at the Florida Christian Churches convention where new officers for Florida Christian Men's Fellowship Christian Women's Fellowship and Florida Christian Missionary Society will be elected. Banquets mark closing on Saturday May 14 as reports on a half million dollar campaign dominate sessions.
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