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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2000
Page
7
The One Day Vacation Bible School at First Church of God 12 W Euclid Ave runs 1 to 5 pm tomorrow for children ages 3 to grade 6. After the program an outdoor picnic follows at 5 pm, then a 6:30 pm performance by Louis, a well known comedy illusionist.
Area youth are invited to The Gathering at Harmony Baptist Church from 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow rain or shine. Local band Soup opens for 24 Elders from Erie, with motivational speaker Joe Martin scheduled between acts. Admission is free.
A support group for separated and divorced individuals starts September 13 and runs for 13 weeks. Meetings are in the church library from 6:45 to 8:15 PM at First Baptist Church Maitland Lane. For information, call 658-2507.
The New Castle News publishes religion news on Fridays and items must be mailed or brought to the News office at 27 N. Mercer St New Castle 16103 and received by noon Wednesday before the Friday of publication. Items received after the deadline will not be used that week. Due to space limitations there is no guarantee every item and photo will be used.
The New Bedford church traces roots to Hopewell and Deer Creek churches founded in 1800 and 1808 and celebrates 200 years with events led by Rev. Douglas Runyan. The congregation has 324 active members, many new to the area, reflecting a diverse Protestant makeup in New Bedford.
The article traces Deer Creek changing its name to New Bedford United Presbyterian Church before merging with Hopewell in 1964. A new fellowship hall and educational wing followed in 1968 to seat the growing congregation, with another church built at Marr Road and Woodland Drive in 1983. The bicentennial observance began in June highlighting the former Hopewell church.
Sister M Roberta Kirol, 89, began serving the Vincentian Sisters of Charity on Pittsburgh’s North Side, renewing perpetual vows at St Michael Church Aug 6 for 75 years of care. Her niece and nephew organized a basement reception after Mass. Kirol recalls her calling after her father’s 1920 death and boarding for the convent in 1924.
A new community outreach by Word Alive Ministries brings a Christian coffee house to Ellwood City every first Friday. Open from 7 p.m. with music at 8 p.m., the informal venue hosts diverse groups, air hockey, and inviting conversation for all ages. Staff includes Tom and Barb Milnes and several others, creating a welcoming, church connected gathering noted by Frank D Ambrosio and Barb Milnes.
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