Hours Of Worship In The County Churches
County churches list Sunday services and rites across multiple parishes. St. James Holy Communion at 8 am and 11 am, St. Pauls 11:30 am Holy Communion schedule, Morning Prayer on Sundays, and additional services at Episcopal and Grace churches including Morning Prayer and Church School times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alry Episcopal
Robert Pesram
St. James
St. Paul's
Poplar Springs
Brunswick Episcopal
A. D. Salmon Jr
Bradéork Heights Episcopal
Church of the Transfiguration
William Speer
St. Mark’s Episcopal
L. Wade Hampton
Merryland Tract
Petersville
St. Luke’s
Brownsville
Local church schedules and services listed for Garretts Mill area
A compilation of church service times and pastors from Garretts Mill and surrounding communities. Entries include Sunday School and worship times at several congregations such as Weverton First Baptist Ridgeville Calvary Baptist Germantown Neelsville Presbyterian Catoctin Furnace Full Gospel Mt. Airy Mennonite Pt of Rocks Assembly of God Damascus Assembly of God Pt of Rocks Jehovah Witness Gracefizm Moravian Piney Creek Presbyterian Taneytown United Presbyterian Emmitsburg United Presbyterian Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance with respective pastors and midweek events.
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Full Gospel Church
Catoctin Furnace
Arnold Gooden
Area Church Schedules Around Weekday Services
A regional church listing details weekly worship times and programs. Mt Airy Church of Christ holds Bible study at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Brunswick First Baptist lists services from 9:30 a.m. Sunday School to 8 p.m. worship and Wednesday prayer. Other churches include Shookstown Assembly of God and Bartholows Pentecostal with multiple services, Hyattstown Christian Church, Boyds Presbyterian, Quakers at Pipe Creek, and Sugar Loaf Mountain Community Chapel, among others, detailing Sundays, midweek Bible study, and evening services.
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Mt. Airy Mennonite Church
Watersville
Damascus
Mt. Airy Church
Brunswick First Baptist
Leonard D. Carmack
Training Union
Shookstown
Motel Sets Move To Aid Witnesses In Baltimore
Jehovah's Witnesses attend national convention August 17 to 21 and will lodge at the Downtowner Motor Inn opening a month later. About 60,000 visitors are expected, straining Baltimore’s facilities. The Downtowner Corp. offered 201 rooms, with workers pausing at stages until after August 21. Guests bring own linens and the restaurant not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehova’s Witnesses
Baltimore
Downtowner Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mrs Dykstra Leads at Southern Baptist Conferences
Dr A V Washburn directed two Sunday school leadership conferences at Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly in North Carolina July 28 to Aug 10. themes centered on helping a church fulfill its mission. About 7 000 Southern Baptists attended across the two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey I. Dykstra
Seminole Road
Ridgecrest
N.C
Baptist Assembly
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
A. V. Washburn
St. John's Church Plans Peach Festival in Woodsboro
St. John's Reform Church of Christ will hold its annual peach festival on August 17 starting at am in Woodsboro Fire hall. Guild sponsors the event with Mrs. Stanley Hough Jr. as chair and Mrs. G Arthur Jones as co chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reform Church of Christ
Woodsboro
The
Guild of the Church
Stanley Hough Jr
G. Arthur Jones
Visitation Hosts Historic Meeting in Frederick
Rever end Mathers Superior and Novice Mistresses from seven states the District of Columbia and one foreign country will attend a three day Institute of Spirituality in Frederick August 15 to 17. The program focuses on renewal and rules of the Visitation order in light of the Vatican Council. Notable attendees include representatives from Baltimore Catonsville St Louis Mobile Brooklyn Rock Island St Paul and Sussex England. The event will feature lectures on spiritual life vows and the psychology of religious life with mass at the close led by Bishop T Austin Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
District of Columbia
Frederick
Monasteries of the Visitation
United States
England
Academy of the Visitation
Baltimore
Catonsville
St. Louis
Mobile
The
Visitation
Frederick Visitation Academy
James McSherry
Sterling Bolinger
Marguerite Terese
Frederick Monastery
Cecilia Clark
Georgetown
Xavier Slater
M. Maurice Kaltenbach
Roland Avenue
John J. Conmy
Oblates of St. Francis de Sales
Domenico Balducelli
the Oblates
Order of the Visitation
Joseph FP. Gallen
S.J
Thomas E. Clarke
William Gallagher
O.S.F
John H. Harvey
Osf.s
Laurence J. McGinley
Reverend W C Royal Led Frederick Baptists Half Century Ago
The Aug. 15 1916 appointment of Rev. W C Royal as pastor of First Baptist Frederick began a long, influential tenure. He grew the church from 14 to 700 members, oversaw extensive community service, and helped shape regional Baptist leadership before his death in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Frederick City
Johnson City
N. C
Frederick
Mr. Royal
Frederick Church
Jennson City
N.C
Benson, N.C
Wake Forest College
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Baptist State Mission Board of
North Carolina
Virginia Baptist Board
Accomac County
Virginia
Royal
Boy Scouts
Francis Scott Key
National Council
National Capital Area Council
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Hood College
Baptist State Mission Board
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Northern Baptist Convention
Flo
Maryland Baptist Union Association
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Robert Woodward
Local visitors attend funerals and visit kin in Emmitsburg area
Residents from Maryland New Jersey and Virginia gathered to attend the funeral of Prof. B. J. Eckenrode and to visit relatives. Among those visiting were Mrs. Charles B Shorb Hillcrest and Mrs. Leo Eckenrode Hyattsville Md. Robert Myers USMC Fort Lee Va and Patrick Ott US Army Fort Jackson DC spent weekends with family. Robert Topper observed his August 4 birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Hillcrest
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Charles Eckenrode
Hyattsville
B. J. Eckenrode
Dennis Mitchell
Toms River
N.J
Mitchell
Rodgers Topper
Cindy Norwood
Airy
Mr. Topper
Robert Topper
Jackson Humbrick
Taylor Humerick
Dover
Gregory Washabaugh
Annandale
Lester Boyer
Frederick
Alice Sterling
George Knovich
Washington
Local residents share visits and birthdays across towns
Sherb and children Karen Pat and Kerry spent days in Virginia visiting Skyline Drive and Luray Caverns. Kerry Shorb marked his 10th birthday on Tuesday August 9. Irene Ohler observed a quiet 90th birthday at her East Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherb
Karen
Pat
Kerry
Virginia
Skyline Drive
Luray Caverns
Pius Kelly
Newry
Marie Roesensteel
St. Joseph's Parish
Caledonia
Kerry Shorb
Thomas O’connor
Niagara University
Buffalo
N.Y
St. Joseph’s Rectory
Harry Jones
Susie
Shelley
Sally
Northfield
Topeka
Kansas
One Man's Resolution to Help People Launches World Vision
Bob Pierce, once in China with five dollars and a camera, founded World Vision after encountering leprosy patients. The California based charity funds schools, orphanages, and hospitals in 18 nations. In Saigon, World Vision will build a dormitory a school and an admin building for 800 Vietnamese children with plans for a second school for 800 rural kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
World Vision
Saigon
Viet Nam
French Reformed Church
Kindergarten Enrollment Near Capacity
Pastor Howard Miller announced that Taney town Christian Day Kindergarten pre enrollment has surpassed expectations with 18 children enrolled. The CDK caps enrollment at 20 and may place excess applicants on a waiting list after two more enroll. Eligible are children who will be 4 by Dec 31. brochures and forms available at Trinity Lutheran Church or the parsonage. Current students and the new teacher director appointment were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miller
Taneytown Christian Day
CDK
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hyattsville Resident Gains Methodist Post
Hyattsville attorney and prominent Methodist layman W. Carroll Beatty was elected chairman of a newly formed Layman's Foundation of The Methodist Church. Created by the General Board of Lay Activities at Lake Junaluska, N C, the foundation will receive and manage gifts, annuities and trusts to fund special laymen programs in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carroll Beatty
Hyattsville
Methodist Church
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Shook Accepts Faculty Post at Boston University Theological School
The Rev Dr Charles A Shook leaves the Editorial Division of the Methodist General Board of Education Nashville to join Boston University School of Theology as assistant professor in religious education. Rev Ronald K Johnson succeeds him as associate editor handling educational materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Shook
Methodist General Board of Education
Nashville
Children’s Publications
Johnson
Edward C. Peterson
Titor
Shook
Baltimore Methodist Conference
Maryland
Massachusetts
Boston Unversity
Western Maryland College
Wesley Theological Seminary
Bequest Practices Highlight Methodist Leader and Cheese Survey
Beatty, former Baltimore Conference lay leader 1960 64, now on the Methodist General Board of Lay Activities, accepts bequests and foundation funds for fixed terms. A cheese survey finds Californians top cottage cheese consumers at about seven pounds per person yearly, 50 percent above the national average.
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Beatty
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
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Harriet Chapel
New Market Grace Episcopal
Robert Grumbine
W. W. Kirk Jr
Garretts Mill
Assembly of God Orev
A. W. Fox
Weverton
First Baptist
Jeddie DeFries
Ridgeville
Calvary Baptist
Troy Howell
Germantown
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
of Rocks
Assembly of God
Mary E. Kibbe
Phyllis M. Angus
Pt. of Rocks Kingdom Hall
Marvin Hurt
Gracefizm Moravian
Emil P. Simon
Piney Creek Presbyterian
William C. Yates
Taneytown United Presbyterian
D. Gary Benfield
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance
Raymond W. Schenk Jr
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
EB. Cline & Son
Dailey
Bartholows Pentecostal Church
Arthur C. Bangher
Rocky Springs Union Church
Ralph E. White
Brunswick
Hyattstown Christian Church
A. H. Tisdall
Boyds Presbyterian
Phillip J. Lee Jr
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Pipe Creek
Quaker Hill
Union Bridge
Peelesville
Timothy W. T. Lee
Sugar Loaf Mountain Community Chapel
Luther Brown
Calvary Bible
Gambrill Park Rad
Ralph C. Echer
Christian — Holiness
Gaplan
Daniel Blickenstaff
Young Peoples
St. John’s
J. J. Conmy
Baptist Church
Mars Opticians
West Second St
By Jean Heller
New York
Bob Pierce
Hong Kong
China
California
Blaine Flickinger
Martin Smith
Glenn Dell
Wayne Little
Martha Bollinger
Todd Sauble
Teresa Miller
Donna Smith
Ronald Walker Jr
Letitia Neal
Todd Herring
Tony Dougherty
Laura Wantz
Christopher Becker
Kelly Wilson
Bruce Baumgardner
Francis Bauerlien Jr
Michael Houck
C. Kenn Smith
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Board of Managers
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert A. Kline
Market St
Frederick, Md
Yen
A. A. Lough & Son
Frank S. Griffin Wilson W. Waltz
S. Market St
Rock of Agen
Rock of Ages
Dr. Shook
Oxford
ST Aes Ny
Prchye
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