03 Jul 1970
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1970
Page
1
A consolidated schedule of weekly services across many local churches. It lists church names, pastors, and service times including worships, Bible schools, and Sunday activities, covering Catholic, Protestant, Lutheran, Baptist, Jewish, and secular congregations in Frederick and environs.
A long roster lists United Methodist churches with service times and Sunday School schedules across multiple towns including Urbana Hamsville New Market Bethesda Hyattstown Brunswick Sandy Hook and more. It records varied worship and Sunday School times for each church and mentions several pastors by name.
The notice lists service times for St Pauls Lutheran Jefferson Rev George Fitch 915 a m Sunday School 1030 Worship Feagaville Rev George W Wilt St Lukes 930 Worship 930 Sunday School Mt Zion 930 Sunday School 930 Worship Myersville Lutheran W M Brown St Johns Church Hill 9 Church School 10 Worship 9 St Marks Wolfesville 1030 Worship 930 Sunday School St Pauls Myersville 915 a m Church School 1030 Worship
A lengthy list of Lutheran churches with pastors and service times including visits, worship, Sunday School and communion details across multiple towns such as Middletown Emmitsburg Walkersville Libertytown Fountainville and Damascus. Key pastors named include Rev Hoover Rev Ervin Rev Fearer Rev Markley Rev Sabo Rev Creith Rev McKinnon Rev Himmier Rev Kretsinger Rev Barnes Rev Miller and Rev Gardner with varied service times and church schools.
Multiple United Church of Christ congregations in Maryland from Emmitsburg Middletown Walkersville Woodsboro Lovettsville Taneytown and nearby towns show Sunday worship times Church School sessions and pastors names including Rev L C Chat Rev George H Klinefelter Rev Fred A Trimble Rev Guy Bready Rev Frank L Fesperman Rev William F Wiekey Rev Glenn E Crone Rev Guy A Wenck and Rev Mary E Wenck.
The Brethren churches list Sunday schedules with church schools at 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. and worship or service times around 10:30 a.m. in Myersville Grossnickle Thurmont Pleasant View Harmony Brownsville Piney Creek Beaver Dam Locust Grove Mt. Airs Bush Creek and other area congregations led by several pastors.
Catholic and churches list Sunday Mass times for Rev. Morrison Belle Tormaschkoe Reid and others. Notable masses include 8 am and 6 am at St. Peter’s, 7 pm Saturday and multiple Sunday times at Our Lads and Urbana. Confessions vary by parish with before Mass or late afternoon slots.
Rev John T Kerr leads St Josephs Catholic Church in Taneytown with Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30 a m Confessions before Masses Weekday Mass at 45 a m Masses on the first Friday at 11 30 a m and 5 18 p m Confessions Saturday 4 30 to 5 p m and 7 to 7 45 p m
A compiled schedule of Bible School worship and prayer services for several Church of God congregations including Brunswick Knoxville Oak Hill Germantown Bethel Blue Mountain Locust Valley Frizzelburg Uniontown Brunswick First New Windsor Edgewood and related pastors. It outlines service times on Sundays and midweek offerings at each church and notes variations such as Evening Worship Bible Study and Youth meetings.
Braddock Heights Episcopal Church announces 9:30 a.m. worship led by Vicar Stephen Lee Rudacille and a Grace New Market service at 1 a.m. with church school. Services emphasize traditional rites and religious instruction for all ages.
Presbyterians across Germantown Neelsville Poolesville Piney Creek New Windsor Taneytown and Emmitsburg list Sunday times for Church School Worship and Youth or related activities. Ministers include Rev. Donald S. Stewart Rev. Merritt W. Ednie Rev. Filbert J. Moore Jr Rev. Eugene R. Ackerman with service times ranging from 8:45 a.m. to 11 a.m. and various early morning and afternoon programs.
Recap of Sunday and weekday worship schedules across Ep is copal parishes in Poolesville Thurmont Mt Airo Brunswick and Point of Rocks with Holy Communion Holy Eucharist and sermons listed for each parish and time. Details include St Peters St James St Pauls and nursery and Sunday school offerings with varying first second and fourth Sunday times.
Interim pastor Rev Thomas Shriner leads Weverton first Baptist with 9 45 am Sunday School and 11 am worship. Ridgeville Calvary Baptist lists Rev Bernard McVey at 10 am Sunday School and 11 am worship with additional Bible study and prayer. Brunswick First Baptist led by Rev Leonard Carmack holds 9 30 am services and 7 30 pm worship with training and prayer. Mt Airy Baptist under Rev William Andrews hosts 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am church and midweek studies. First Baptist New Market meets in Grange Hall with Rev Conner Williams offering Bible School 10 am worship 11 am and evening services 7 pm.
A list of worship times and duties for multiple churches in the area. Jehovah Witness-Garretts Mill Assembly of God Graceham Moravian Mt. Airy Mennonite Church and others show public talks Sunday school worship and midweek services with various pastors and times.
A compiled church list shows the Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance in Raymond, Shookstown Assembly of God, Bartholows Pentecostal, Rocky Springs Union Church, Brunswick Assembly of God Tabernacle, Hyattstown Christian Church, Calvary Bible Gambrill Park, Sugar Loaf Mountain chapel, Locust Valley Bethel Church of God, Glade Valley Seventh Day Adventist, Mountaindale Dunkard Brethren, Little Country Chapel Haw Bottom, United Community Church Purdam Pleasant Grove, Rock of Zion Bible Way, and Ridgeville Church of Christ with service times from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sundays and additional weekday meetings.
German Guzman writes in Camilo Torres that the young Colombian priest who joined a guerrilla movement and was killed by government troops in 1966 now stands as a loud call for justice and a symbol of new America for reformers worldwide.
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