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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1984
Page
5
Elias Lutheran Church Emmitsburg hosts a Lenten Fair on March 1 at 9am. The young adult class planned the program featuring learning centers on Lent, crafts, seeds, crosses, sermons, and a brief devotional by Harry Hahn Jr. Activities include art, cards for shut-ins, and snacks.
Be Still and Know presents a reflective poem by Thomas Kolb. It speaks of a inner kingdom planted by love and hope within the heart, a sanctuary in distress where healing and truth unfold with God’s presence.
Singles for Jesus an interdenominational ministry will meet at Mount Airy Full Gospel Church Mount Airy for a pizza and game night at 8 p.m. Saturday March 17. Unattached singles separated widowed or divorced are invited to attend. Call 831-7181 for more information.
FGBMEFI Frederick chapter hosts a 6 30 p m dinner March 16 at Independent Hose Co Baughmans Lane with speakers Ben Murray Sy Rogers and Bill Yount all Mount Hope Inc staff. An 7 30 p m program is open to non diners. Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren Johnsville holds church school at 10 a m worship at 11 with Dr Edward K Ziegler leading Lent sermons How Jesus Changes Lives first sermon Peter the Fisherman Apostle special guest Penn Laurel Girl Scout Troop 1212. Bible study 7 4 p m Wednesday parsonage.
Area churches announce weekend worship and Lent activities including First Baptist Frederick at 8:30 and 11 a.m. with Rev. Burnis Barrett, Weller United Methodist Thurmont at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. worship, and other churches listing services, Holy Communion, adult choirs, and midweek Bible studies. Call numbers provided for more information.
Faith United Church of Christ in Charlesville holds 11 a m worship on the first Sunday in Lent with preaching titled The Tempted Christ and a baptism and new member reception. Church school meets at 9 45 a m.
Divine Services without Holy Communion will be held on the First Sunday in Lent at Peace in Christ Lutheran Church at 9 30 a m led by Rev. David J Betzner with a childrens dialogue An hour of Christian education follows coffee fellowship at 10 45 a m Youth meet 4 6 p m Church located at 8325 Yellow Springs Road three miles west of US 15 For more information call 694 8761 or 894 8595.
The Frederick Community College Choir directed by Bill Kelley performs in the first concert of the 1984 Lenten noonday series at All Saints Episcopal Church Frederick on March 1. The program features Baroque to 20th century works by Purcell Bach Haydn Beethoven Mendelssohn Butler and original pieces by Willis Kelley. The 12:05 pm mini concert is free with lunch offered afterward in the parish hall. Future concerts include organ recitals and duets and ensembles in coming weeks.
The Luthern Church Women of St. Pauls Lutheran Walkersville met at the Hoopers on March 6 to study The Art of Conversation also known as Me and My Big Mouth. Regina Baker led the topic and members evaluated their interaction with family and others emphasizing listening and biblical guidance. Linda Perry urged attendance at the Spring Assembly on March 31 at Zion Middletown with Rev LaVerne Rasmussen as guest speaker. The group announced a Get tysburg College convention in June 1916 and discussed Cozy Restaurant and WFRE Dessert Cook-Off plans. Bernice Christenson and Jean Smith attended as guests and refreshments followed. The next LCW meet is April 4 featuring an Easter message Here’s Hoping with Betty Hooper and Margaret Powers.
Zechariah warns prisoners of hope turn to the stronghold without Christ all men are imprisoned by sin and false freedom. Human wisdom falters as pride grows and liberty comes only through the Spirit of the Lord in Christ Jesus.
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