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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
6
A community event at People's Baptist Church invites attendees to explore the topic "Mail Order Religion" during the 11 o'clock session. The gathering encourages friendly dialogue and engagement in a welcoming church setting.
A regular workshop is held at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren at 11 a.m. tomorrow with an anthem for the children centered on the Pin Oak tree. The sermon titled Be Used to Express Gratitude for Others in the Church and Church School at 10 a.m. Nurseries are available for small children. The church is on Route 75 just south of the village.
A fragment from a local notice lists items for sale at Washington Grove Methodist. The schedule notes Mrs. Alpha MacPherson at 6 175 after 4 30 p.m with several items available.
Frederick Union Rescue Mission invites the public to a prophecy reading from the book of Revelation led by Rev. Herb Frederick scheduled for Saturday.
Frederick Baptist Temple announces a weekly Bible study at the Frederick YMCA 108 North Street. Pastor Thempeen will teach on Effective Witnessing as shown by Andrew bringing Peter to Jesus, emphasizing personal action and responsibility today. Study meets Thursdays at 7:07 p.m.
An informal notice describes a Christian Life Witness Course session times and upcoming seasons. The text is garbled but indicates lessons, start times around the afternoon, and multiple weeks of instruction.
Faith United Church of Christ invites the public to a Sunday talk titled The Ministry of Spiritual Healing by Dr Olga Worrall a nationally known spiritual healer. The event emphasizes healing through faith and spiritual practice.
A 1973 continent wide church cooperation aims to set up a station at Frederick County Fair presenting clear gospel literature. The emphasis is on central benefits of faith rather than specific denominations or doctrines. Volunteers are sought to fill remaining time slots.
Dr Worrall, director of New Life Clinic and Mt Washington United Methodist Church in Baltimore, lectures on healing and higher consciousness. She cites immutable laws of God and the universe, arguing ongoing work of consciousness. Program open to the public with a devotional note from Mark 1 35 and guidance to seek quiet daily.
Willam R. Failor of the Antietam C and O Canal Group announces the Third Annual Dunker Church Service by the Brethren churches of Washington and Frederick Counties. It will be held Sunday September 16 at 2 38 p m in the rebuilt Dunker Church with the format of the German Baptist Brethren service.
The Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick marks its 12th year with its fourth year of programs at the local Y M C A on North Market Street starting at 11 a.m. Today includes five Sunday School classes for children and concurrent nursery and adult services. Visitors invited. call 201 432 5121 or write P O Box 158 Sharpsburg for more details.
A medical missionary from India will visit the Frederick area and speak at the United Church of Christ in Kiss hospital on Monday and Sunday services at 9 15 am. The event includes a Sept 6 reading from Jacob and related series in Fairfield Pennsylvania.
The United Methodist Church in Middletown outlines Edwanis as Assistant Executive of the Baltimore Conference Board of Missions. His talk How Do You Speak? will follow morning worship. A meal, then a congregational meeting on ministry evaluation and future planning, chaired by Reverend Streets, precedes the 10:45 worship hour.
A brief notice about All Seimis Episcopal Church offering family worship and education programs for the community. The item highlights ongoing activities and the church’s role in local religious life.
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