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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
2
City churches listed with service times and programs across denominations. Includes All Saints Episcopal and Urbana Methodist, Bethlehem and Bethany, St Timothys, Calvary and Prospect Methodist, and many others with Holy Communion Sundays, worship, Sunday School, youth and family services, and midweek activities.
A compact listing of weekly services across multiple faith communities in Frederick. First Baptist Church led by Rev. Robert F. Woodward offers 8:45 a.m. worship and 9:45 a.m. Sunday School with additional services. St John’s Catholic with Rev. J M Hogan and others lists Masses and devotions throughout the day. Trinity Methodist, First Missionary, United Presbyterian, Church of God, Christian Science Society, Salvation Army, Beth Sholom Synagogue, Ft. Detrick Post Chapel, Unitarian Fellowship, First Christian, Frederick Church of Christ and others present varied morning worships, Sunday Schools, and evening services.
A dense listing of church services across multiple congregations. Entries show church names such as Mountain View Methodist Walkersville Buckeystown and others with worship times ranging from 9:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and accompanying Sunday School sessions, often including Nursery or communion notes.
The notice lists multiple Methodist congregations with service times and Sunday School for Kenntown, Providence, Pleasant Grove, Poolesville Memorial, New Market Simpson, Bartonsville Jackson, New London Dorsey, Buckeystown Buckeystown Forest Grove Lime Kiln and their respective pastors and worship times.
A listing of church service times for multiple Lutheran congregations in Myersville, St. Pauls, St. Marks, Braddock, Knoxville, Brunswick, Petersville, Middletown, Harmony, Thurmont, Sabillasville, Emmitsburg and Elias Evan. Each church notes worship, Sunday School and service times with occasional weekday services.
A consolidated listing shows numerous congregations with service times and Sunday School for Jefferson, Keysville, Walkersville, Creagerstown Utica, Manor, St. Pauls, St Johns Woodsboro, Brunswick Lovettsville, Taneytown, Emmanuel Woodsboro, Lovettsville, Trinity Mt Zion Grace and other churches. Times range from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. with accompanying Sunday School sessions and occasional worship formats.
Catholic and Protestant congregations in Thurmont Carrollton Manor Walkersville Taneytown and nearby communities publish mass times confessions and worship schedules. St Josephs Catholic Church offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30 a m and weekday mass 6 45 a m Rev Keeney leads with confessions before masses. Other parishes include Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St Ignatius Loyola with varied Sunday and holy day times.
Church of God listings show Rev John W Gossert at Locust Valley with Bible School at 9 30 am Youth Service 10 20 am CE at 6 30 pm Worship 7 20 pm Mid Week Services Thursday. Brunswick Rev Harold Beck Bible School 10 am Young Peoples Service 7 pm Worship times vary. Knoxvill Church of God Rev H S Churchey Bible School 10 am Morning Worship 10 am Evening Worship 7 49 pm Bible Study on 2nd and 4th Sundays Tue 7 30 pm. Oak Hill Rev Paul C Cordell 9 30 am Bible School 6 45 pm CE 7 30 pm Evening Service 7 30 pm Evening Prayer Service Web Germantown Rev Clarence McGaha Bethel 9 30 am Bible School 7 pm Revival Service Blue Mountain 9 30 am Bible School 10 30 am Worship 7 20 pm Edgewood Rev Paul W Moore 10 am Sunday School 11 am Worship 7 30 pm Evening Worship 7 30 am Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study.
Gary, age three, visits the 200 for the first time. He adores the elephants and declares they are as big as God. The narrator reflects on recognizing God’s presence and urges others to share this experience with their children in church.
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