Church services and talks announced for weekend schedule
Around the Churches showcase a 6 pm snack supper program and 7 15 pm Evening Worship at First Church of Christ Scientist in Eus tis with a sermon on There Was a Noise. St Edward s Episcopal Church features Rev John Thomas at 11 am and Holy Eucharist at 8 am with 9 15 am classes plus daily prayers at 7 45 am. Mount Dora Community Church hosts Dr Robert R Reed on A Defense of Idealism and Handel hymn Singers. Cen tral Christian Church pastor Jay N Booth surveys Four Roads at 11 am. Fifth anniversary plans for the church set for the first Sunday in December.
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Scientist
Eustis
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
John Thomas
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Sanford
Episcopal
Mount Dora Community Church
Robert R. Reed
Thomas S. Edgington
Handel
Jay N. Booth
Central Christian Church
Faith Sermons Emphasize God, Morality, and Jesus
Dr Reed outlines seven sermon topics urging faith in God amid modern challenges. He contrasts belief in God with scientific reason while highlighting the Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount as enduring guides. He stresses Jesus as the historical revealer whose principles endure.
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Dei ‘Community Church
Danley
Reed
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Dr. Reed
How Christian Science Heals
Radio program listings note times for Sunday broadcasts on WDBO 580 and WMDF 1580. The listing promotes The Season for Gratitude and invites listeners to tune in for sessions on Christian Science healing.
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WDBO
580
WMDF
1580
Tongue can be blessing or curse says Rev Booth
The Rev. Booth at tral Christian Church preached that the tongue can build confidence and faith or ruin homes and character depending on how truth is spoken. He urged speaking truth in love, citing Paul, and warned against anger satire or harshness that tears down.
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Jay N. Booth
Central Christian Church
Booth
Paul
Christ
Christ of Faith prompts living by His Spirit
The speaker calls Jesus the contemporary Christ whose service and forgiveness guide believers. He urges Christians to embody the Christ of today and tomorrow in their homes churches and society and to follow Him even when questions remain.
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Christ
Paul
Florida Elks Fund Drives for Crippled Children's Home
The Florida Elks campaign uses the slogan No man stands so tall as when he stoops to help a crippled child to raise funds for the Harry Anna Crip pled Children’s Home in Umatilla.
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Florida Elks
Umatilla
Three Needs Of Man Cited By Rev Jones In Sermon
The Rev. Jones discussed three essential needs of humanity in his sermon on The Fulfillment of Life. Love, significance, and security form the core, with love seen as the strongest force that overcomes hate and conflict. He argues true security is inner and spiritual, not found in material gain or relationships.
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Man
Rev. Jones
Jones
Jesus Christ
Episcopalians urged to join ecumenical movement in 1961 letter
Father Charles H. Hay reads a pastoral letter from Detroit addressing Episcopalians. The letter urges a wider Christian vision, urges unity with the Anglican Communion and others, and calls for collaboration, prayer, and dialogue to heal divisions among Christ's followers worldwide.
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Charles H. Hay
St. Edward’s. Episcopal Church
The
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Anlican Communion
Tve
Anglican Communion
Apostolic Church
Ecumenical Movement
Councils of Churches
Mission talk by Rev Cassen at Mount Dora Church
Reverend Cassen will discuss the mission work of Floride Christian cooperative LS and its impact for the Mount Dora Community Church Woman's Association. The talk is set for Friday at 2 30 p m in the Woman's parlor with the public invited to attend. He stresses spiritual security as the citadel of the soul and Jesus as the shepherd offering companionship and invisible support.
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Woman's Association
Mount Dora
Jesus the
Good Shepherd
Citrus payments reach over five million for growers
Golden Gem Growers Inc of Umatilla formerly Grand Island Citrus Cooperative announced over 5 million dollars paid to grower members from the early and mid season orange pool. The on the tree average paid was 3.12 dollars per box.
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Golden Gem Growers, Inc
Umatilla
Grand Island Citrus Cooperative
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