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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1966
Page
3
A county church listing shows Mass times and services for multiple parishes and denominations. It details Mass hours for Ignatius Loyola, Keeney, Our Lady of Fatima Shrine, St Peters in Pootesville, and numerous Episcopal and Lutheran parishes with weekly Holy Eucharist Holy Communion and service schedules.
Local church notices list service times for several denominations. Garretts Mill Assembly of God led by Rev. A W Fox hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m Evangelistic Service Thursday 7 30 p m Bible Study. Weverton First Baptist led by Rev Jeddie DeFries offers a 9 45 a m worship service. Ridgeville Calvary Baptist with Rev Troy Howell holds 9 45 a m Sunday School 10 45 a m Worship and 7 30 p m Wednesday. Gambrill Park Calvary Bible led by Rev William Garland runs 10 a m Bible School 11 a m Worship 6 30 p m Training Union 7 30 p m Worship. Germantown Neelsville Presbyterian Church supply pastor.
Area church listings provide Sunday services and weekday activities for many congregations. Churches include Full Gospel Catoctin Furnace Mt Airy Piney Creek and more with times for Sunday School Worship and youth or evangelistic services.
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church of Frederick starts a week long fundraising drive from Monday to March 5 to retire remaining debt on the 1415 West Seventh Street church and on the Biggs Avenue parsonage. Michael D. Kovacs of Dayton oversees as capital funds counselor for the Lutheran Laymen's Movement for Stewardship.
Frederick County churches resumed normal schedules after a heavy snowstorm that closed most services. St John’s Catholic Church kept seven masses while other churches canceled including Fort Detrick mass. Clergy reported poor turnout and widespread snow drifts.
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will take part in a Lenten retreat with cardinals and prelates from February 27 to March 5. The retreat ends with a speech by the Pope to the cardinals.
Protestant evangelicals warn that overseas work focuses too much on aid rather than saving souls. Rev Louis L. King cites growth in universalism belief among some churches and seminaries, though the World Council of Churches has not endorsed it.
The Rev. John Dekker presbyterian of Baltimore the Rev. Donald McKnight Methodist of Street and the Rev. Ronald Hoetz Baptist of Aberdeen will attend a protest rally Tuesday at People's Baptist Church Frederick starting 7 45 p m The event linked to a Twenty of Reformation program to be held Feb 12 at the Pennsylvania State Capitol Harrisburg. The rally objects to a Pennsylvania Legislature move labeling Dr Carl McIntire's views a threat and danger to the country and urges free speech and assembly rights.
Grace United Church of Christ in Keysville plans a new Christian Education and Social Building at the site of the razed Parish House. A 14 member visitation and building committee leads efforts with Rev. William F Wiley and Robert Sell as co chairmen. Current building fund stands at 2095 dollars and construction will begin soon.
The Frederick Seventh Day Adventist Church announces a series of ten Missionary Volunteer Voice of Youth evangelistic meetings. Speakers include Dr Allen Lines Wilfred Schultz James Bryant Dolis Blood Robert Baugher Charles Fulton Paul Berlinski Lee Barnett Dennis Samson and Terry Carlisle. Sessions start Sundays at 8 p.m. with church and Ft. Detrick servicemen providing music.
The first session of the Churchwide School of Missions sponsored by the Damascus Methodist Church will be held tomorrow February 6 at the Educational Building. The program includes a 5 pm supper, 5 45 pm worship, a 6 pm play Bridge of Brxton, and discussion groups led by named members.
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