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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1974
Page
5
Calvary Assembly welcomes a Teen Challenge director to discuss cures and faith oriented methods for addressing drug dependence. The talk references core figures and aims to raise awareness of revival efforts within the church community.
Myersville Parsh churches hold Eastertide services with 9 am worship at Pleasant Walk and Mount Zion. The theme is Jesus, the Man on the Bridge. Chancel Choirs perform anthems and Mount Zion offers a supervised nursery and junior church during the hour.
Pastor Karl Wo Retter of the Church of the Nazarene returns from a study tour of England and Wales on John Wesley. In Bristol he met the Lord Mayor to discuss the city’s history and influence on the new world. He plans an illustrated lecture on Wesley and reschedules a Holy Land Rome Athens Corinth and Switzerland tour for November 11.
Marcel Snyder former budget officer at the American Embassy in Moscow will speak at Georgetown Chapel Walkersville United Methodist Church 44 Main Street Walkersville Sunday April 21 at 7 p.m. He will show color slides of Moscow Kiev Zagorsk and Vladimir-Suzdal with background on his State Department career. A Q A session and refreshments will follow the presentation.
The Women's Christian Service Council of Maryland and Virginia Eldership Churches of God held a Spring Rally at Germantown Church near Cascade with over seventy attendees from ten Maryland congregations. Rev. Jack Parthemore of Harrisburg spoke on his India and Bangladesh trip. Delegates were chosen for August’s workshop in Findlay, Ohio. The Fall Rally will be hosted by Mayberry Church.
The Church of God of Prophecy on Bartonsville Road Poplar Heights lists Sunday hours with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am. Evening service starts at 7 30 pm. All are welcome to attend any or all services.
The Silvertones of Kensington perform at Pleasant Grove Community Church in Purdum at 7 p.m. on Sunday April 21. Sponsored by Mrs. Ethel Graham.
The Locust Grove Church of the Brethren plans a Lay Witness Mission for April 2 through 28. Thirty five witnesses will arrive to share and listen on life’s important issues, aiming to renew faith and enrich the church and community.
The Rev. Joel W. McGarvey, administrator of the Alliance Home in Carlisle PA and former eastern district superintendent of the C and M A, will speak at Frederick Alliance Church on O Possumtown Pike. At 7 p m a Gospel Hour film A Thief In The Night on Bible Prophecy will be shown.
The Full Gospel Tabernacle at Catoctin Furnace will host the First Baptist Missionary Chorus Group on Sunday evening April 21 at 7 p.m. Rev. Thomas Anderson from Washington will join, with Mrs. Lucille Foreman directing. A dinner is set for Saturday April 2 at 3 p.m. at St. Mark's United Methodist Church in Boyds.
Mountain View United Methodist Church announces a spring revival starting May 5 with Sunday service at 10 a.m. and nightly services May 3 to 10 at 7 30 p.m. Guest evangelist Rev Warner P Davis of Wilmore Kentucky will speak each night. All are welcome to attend.
All Saints Episcopal Church resumes its regular service times at 8 and 10 am this Sunday April 21. Lenten Mission Offering Boxes will be collected at both services with proceeds shared among Liberia the companion diocese in Africa Appalachian People’s Service Organization and camp scholarships at Claggett Diocesan Center Buckeystown.
On Sunday April 7 the Rev and Mrs Hubert Sexton were honored with a plaque for devoted service at Damascus Church of God. Rev Jack Compton preached and Sunnyside Gospel Singers provided the afternoon music. The article notes Sexton helped secure a new church building on Rt 27 between Mt Airy and Damascus, completed in the past year. Regular services are listed: Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am, Sunday 7 30 pm, Thursday 7 30 pm, prayer and counseling sessions.
The Zen Lutheran Church in Middletown will hold a worship hour service on April 21 at 10 45 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Zion Youth in Action groups from Zion Church plan devotional meetings Sunday evening at 7 30 p m with Cornelia Grunwald leading the junior high topic Youth Service To The Church and Mr and Mrs Fred W Rudy as counsellors. The senior high group led by Susan Miller and Steve Castle will discuss God Has Plans For You with Mr and Mrs Glenn R Baker as youth counsellors.
The Shookstown Assembly of God hosts Rev William E. Danis and Mrs Sherry Dunn as guest speakers on Saturday April 2 at 7 p.m. They plan eleven weekly radio broadcasts across eight West African countries from Upper Volta and to establish a cassette ministry for illiterate villagers. A documentary Land of the Mossi will be shown and the public is invited.
Church Women United will host May Fellowship Day on Friday April 2 at Calvary Methodist Church Frederick. Registration opens 6 p.m. Reservations via Key Woman. contact Mrs Niemann Brunk 663 3453 by April 19. Theme ExplorinG New Paths by Sister Catherine Ann Birch SSND.
The Frederick Cooperating Parish of United Methodists held a 6:30 a.m. Easter Sunrise Service at Trinity Church with 175 attendees. Rev. Loren Gisselbeck preached on a Day of Light, linking resurrection to modern life and global cooperation. The service featured choirs from four churches and raised 75 for the Chaplaincy program at Montevue.
A call to action urging generosity to the less fortunate. The message emphasizes doing good deeds for the Lord and distributing one’s resources to help the needy, citing the biblical principle that giving to the poor ensures provision.
The Middletown event nicknamed Rocking Chair Marathon raised nearly $700 for Hoffman Children's Homes near Gettysburg and a future home in Frederick. Christ Reformed Church will host a Sunday service April 21 at 10 45 a m with Pastor Jorris Beckmann delivering a sermon titled The Three Witnesses and a choir anthem Now Let Us Men Thank Thee by Schuetz Granville.
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