Ottawa City Church Directory and Service Times
Directory lists multiple churches in Ottawa with pastors and weekly schedules including Sunday Schools worship times youth services and prayer meetings across denominations and locations.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
4
Churches listed with weekly services in Michigan Valley area
A compiled schedule lists church names, pastors, and service times across Michigan Valley. Notable entries include United Methodist churches led by Rev Jim Stanley and Rev Edward E Marley, with morning worships ranging from 9:30 to 11:15 and Sunday School around 9:30 to 10:45. Additional denominations include Catholic, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Free Methodist locations with varied midweek meetings and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church of the Foursquare Gospel
9Th and
Hickory
Clyde W. Greisen
Westminster United Presbyterian
13Th and Maple
Henry Roberts Jr
First Assembly of God
13Th
Mulberry
Norman Hill
Christ Ambassadors
Royal Rangers
Girls Missionettes
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Leon Nelson
Baptist Youth Fellowship
First United Methodist
4Th and
al Polen
Glen Scharff
Church of God In Christ
Walton
Louis Kingcannon
Faith Lutheran
Earle J. Zimmerman
First United Presbyterian
3Rd and Walnut
John W. Hill
Community Revival Center Church
King
Afton B. Oglesby
Trinity United Methodist
Cedar
Don D. Powell
Free Methodist
N. Oak
Walter T. Mahany
Ladies Prayer Fellowship
St. Paul A.M.E
S. Oak
J.H. Williams
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Nazarene
W. 7Th and Elm
James C. Thornton
Art Phillips
the Bible Baptist
24Th and
South Main
Richard Crofts
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
William R. Weber
Kenneth Hennessey
Lee’s Downtowner
Pioneer Girls Club
First Baptist
James W. McCrossen
Richard J. Fears
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Ottawa
9Th
Sycamore
Richard D. North
Quenemo Baptist
Robert A. Fleshman
Princeton United Methodist
Paul Lynn
First Church of God
Melvern
Merlin B. Kraft
Michigan Valley United Methodist
Jim Stanley
Wellsville United Methodist
Stuart Herrick
Pomona
Main Street
Jesus
Centropolis Christian
Waverly United Methodist
Jame Godbey
Pomona United Methodist
Edward E. Marley
Williamsburg Free
United Methodist Community
Richmond
Plum Creek
Struggle And Growth By Reverend Ralph Hodgden
A Brethren church sermon explores struggles in early Christianity as Peter and Paul debated Gentile inclusion. It links growth to conflict, faith over works, and open discussion, urging believers to embrace the Holy Spirit and act with compassion toward all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Peter
Paul
Cornelius
Jesus Christ
Barnabas
Antioch
Paw
God
Jesus
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City Church Directory
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Gary Lanham
Grace Episcopal
Wesleyan
Cherry
D. L. Rothfuss
W.C. Brannon
Visitation
CYC
Christian Science Society
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Church of the Brethren
Ralph M. Hodgden
Seventh Day Adventist
Sth
Allen W. Robertson
Ottawa Bible
S. Poplar
Larry Pilkington
Bethany Chapel Baptist
2Nd and
Poplar
B.J. Landrum
Sacred Heart Church
4Th and Cedar
Gerald Sheeds
First Christian
11Th and
Harold E. Dungan
Faith Bible
Clifford Swanson
5Th and Cedar
Town and Country Church of Christ
North Main
Dallas Puckett
Pomona Assembly of God
Don Goatley
Tally Baptist
Lloyd Johnston
Princeton Christian
Wesley Kelcher
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Waverly
Joseph Dearborn
Wellsville Baptist
Gary L. Winger
Antioch Baptist
Dave Weltmer
Lane United Methodist
Claude Scheuerman
Prairie View United Methodist
James Godbey
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Merald
Father Joseph Dearborn
Quenemo
St. Therese Catholic
Conrad Hall
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Ruhamah
Vernon Belew
Homewood Christian and Community
Duane Pedrow
New Hope Baptist
Spring Ridge Bethel Presbyterian
Bethel Baptist
Union Chapel
United Methodist
Clifford Burke
Peoria Community
Rantoul Community United Presbyterial Church
Greenwood Baptist
Jot Cochrane
Centropolis Baptist
Craig Phillips
Appanoose Baptist
Joe Cochrane
Williamsburg
Richter United Methodist
Franklin County
Ralph Hodgden
Church of Your Choice
Bennett Ice Cream CO
Briscoe Drug Store
Mr. and
Mrs. Bill
Brown Hardware CO
Harry Brown
Citizens State Bank OF
Neal Baxter
Kansas
Crites Body
Mrs. Russell Crites
First National Bank
Franklin Savings Ass’n
Robert Grabham
Kansas State Bank
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Elaine and
Bob Roberts
S & L Restaurant
Ottawa Herald
Pence’s Super Discount Foods
Peoples National Bank
Raney-Reynolds Rexall Drugs
John Reynolds
Suffron Glass Company
Mrs. Kenny
Suffron
the Wellsyt
LE Bank
Waymire Food Mart
Oke
Walter Butler
Budge’s Hardware
Budge Reusch
Ron Reusch
Farm Bureau Ins
Bob Robbins
Magr
R. Hiles
Spec
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