Aglow Fall Luncheon Set With Betsy Phillips Speaker
The Hagerstown Daytime Women's Aglow schedules a fall luncheon on Oct 33 at 11 a m in the Venice Inn ballroom. Betsy Phillips, former Norfolk reporter and Hollins graduate, will speak. Reservations and babysitting notes include contact numbers.
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Hagerstown
Aglow
Venice Inn
Betsy Phillips
Norfolk
Hollins College
First Presbyterian Church
Lydia Fellowship
Women’s Agron
Twice Pardoned film to be shown for teens at Broadfording
A new Focus on the Family Films presentation titled Twice Pardoned will screen at 7 30 Sunday evening Oct 4 at Broadfording Bible Brethren Church Hagerstown. Ex convict Harold Morris shares his life story urging teens to avoid alcohol drugs illicit sex and bad company, with lessons from his experiences and the consequences of poor choices. James Dobson endorses the program calling it a powerful message for teens.
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Broadfording Bible Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Harold Morris
San Antonio
Texas
Georgia State Penitentiary
Morris
James Dobson
Dobson
America
Broadfording
Broadfording Church
Pioneer Baptist Church to mark 11th anniversary in Thurmont
On Sunday October 4 Pioneer Baptist Church will celebrate 11 years since forming on October 4 1976. Morning programs include a family Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am with Pastor James Coblentz preaching and Dennis Gosnell leading congregational singing. The church began in a pastor's basement and grew to a 5888 square foot building finished in 1983 with later expansion. The congregation runs seven Sunday classes, a radio broadcast on WTHU 1450 am, visitation ministry, teen group, 14 supported missionaries, and a nursery. Contact 271-7259 for directions.
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Pioneer Baptist Church of
Thurmont
Dennis Gosnell
James Coblentz
Hammaker Street
Apples Church Rd
Long Rd
WTHU
Coblentz
Jefferson
Middletown High School
Tennessee Temple University
Temple
Pioneer Baptist Church
Rally sermon by Rev Charles A Johnson II in Frederick United Methodist event
The 1987 spiritual rally in Frederick District United Methodist Churches features Rev Charles A Johnson II delivering the sermon at Asbury Church. The event runs from 5 to 7 p.m. with praise prayer testimony and a fellowship meal, inviting participants to commit to another program year of leadership and service. A second feature discusses the film series Turn Your Heart Toward Home by Focus on the Family and Word Publishing with showings in Mount Airy and related discussion topics for parents.
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Charles Albert Johnson II
Northwood-Appold United Methodist Church
Baltimore
Council On Ministries
Frederick District
Washington, D.C
Laurel and
Aquasco
Wesley Theological Seminary
New York Theological Seminary
Johnson
James Dobson
Word Publishing
Focus
Family Inc
America
Marvin Chapel United Methodist Church
Woodville Road
Mount Airy
Dobson
James
Shirley Dobson
Film series at Frederick Alliance Church on personal evangelism
The Frederick Alliance Church hosts a four part series "Out of the Saltshaker" starting this week with "Evangelism as a way of Life" at 6 p.m. on October 4. Additional films include "Getting the Story Straight" October 11, "Learning to Love" October 18, and "Sharing the Message" October 25, each about 40 minutes. Rebecca Pippert, author and evangelism expert, leads discussions. contact 663-1199 for details. The First Christian Church of Frederick also plans a revival October 4–7 led by evangelist Bryan Bailey, with services Sunday 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., and weekday 7:30 p.m. schedule. Bailey, a Church of Christ founder in Hagerstown, has pastored Ringgold and VanVille churches.
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St. Peter's Church
Libertytown
William Curlin
Nativity Church
Washington
D.C
Mother Theresa
Calcutta
Out of the Saltshaker
Frederick Alliance Church
Opossumtown Pike
Rebecca Pippert
Christian Fellowship
Ms. Pippert
Jerusalem
Israel
Wes
United Press International
Call
First Christian Church of
Frederick
Bryan Bailey
Together We Build Association
Church of Christ
Hagerstown
Ringgold
VanVille
Witness Jack Shaw share testimony and music at Thurmont park
Jack Shaw, former country singer who toured with Johnny Cash, exposes his battle with alcohol and drugs and how faith delivered him. He recounts church repair work and a rising career, now sharing his story to inspire deliverance through God. Events: Thurmont town park Oct 10 1 PM, Victory Tabernacle Kelly Store Road 7 36 PM, Sunday 10 AM. For more info call 241-3260.
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Jack Shaw
Jack
Johnny Cash
Thurmont
Victory Tabernacle
Kelly Store Road
Homecoming Revival at St Paul A M E Church Della
St Paul A M E Church in Della schedules revival Oct 4 11 with daily services led by visiting pastors from Ebeneezer A M E Brunswick Quinn A M E Frederick Mount Zion Knoxville Buckeystown ULM First Baptist Washington D C and Campfield A M E Baltimore Evening services start 8 pm with 7 30 pm testimonials Oct 11 morning service at 9 00 oclock sermon by Rev Wayland L Davis and afternoon service at 3 00 pm with Rev Johnson
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St. Paul A.M.E
Della
Steven Blackstone
Ebeneezer A.M.E
Brunswick
Luke Robinson
Quinn A.M.E
Frederick
Richard Dyson
Mount Zion A.mle. Church
Knoxville
J. Sherman Mason
Buckeystown Ulm
Paul Armstrong
First Baptist Church
Washington, D.C
Wayland L. Davis
St. Paul
Johnson
Campfield A.M.E. Church
Baltimore
CWU to meet in Frederick County for annual meeting
The Frederick chapter of Church Women United plans an October 14 meeting at the Frederick Church of the Brethren with registration at 9:30 a.m. Keynote Sally Timmel from CWU Washington office will discuss poverty among women and children and the five year action plan. Dorothy Allen will preside. committee reports and officer elections follow. lunch is $3.50 with reservations due by October 10. The page also notes a Frederick Baptist Temple event featuring Rev Darold McKinley and details about church programs and contact numbers.
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Church Women United
Frederick County
Frederick
Presbyterian Church
Swaziland
Catholic Church
Kenya
Zimbabwe
CWU
Dorothy Allen
Women In Community Service
CWICS
Janet Sykes
Bolz Place
Festival at Luke's Church Candle Bazaar in Brighton
Luke's Church in Brighton hosts its 28th annual candle festival and bazaar on Saturday October 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dried flower arrangements baked goods country store candles and oysters will be offered Attic treasures booth returns at the church located at New Hampshire Avenue and Brighton Dam Road in Montgomery County.
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At. Luke's Church
Brighton
New Hampshire Avenue
Rt. 650
Brighton Dam ‘Road
Montgomery County
Gospel Sing at Catoctin High School in Thurmont
A gospel sing is set for Sunday October 1 at Catoctin High School Thurmont starting 4 30 pm with guest Janet Paschal from Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Doors open 4 pm free will offering taken no cover charge and information contacts provided.
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Catoelin High School
Thurmont
Janet Paschal
Jimmy Swageart
Silent Partner in Every Life Poem by Tom Kolb
A short poem speaks of a silent partner guiding each life path away from stress. It describes a strong companion offering peace in despair, a guiding inner spirit, and a loving angel guarding and protecting us from fear.
Center for Jewish Christian Studies Center in seminary
An Episcopal school in New York established a Center for Jewish Christian Studies and Relations the first of its kind in a Christian seminary in the country. The center, created by the Episcopal Diocese of New York and the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, seeks to foster Jewish Christian dialogue explore Jewish roots of Christianity and counter anti Semitism.
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New York
General Theological Seminary
Episcopal Diocese
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Brith
Religious Coalition Publishes 1987-88 Handbook and Brochure
Frederick based Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs releases a brochure summarizing services and donation options and an expanded 1987 88 handbook detailing board members funding use bylaws and coalition operations. A slide presentation is available for groups requesting a speaker and copies may be requested through Rev Thomas N Connor at Brook Hill United Methodist Church Frederick 662 1727.
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Religious Coalition For Emergency Human Needs
Frederick
Religious Coalition
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