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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1978
Page
11
A collection of reader questions resolved by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale. Topics include family estrangement after remarriage, coping with loneliness after loss, and forgiveness for marital infidelity. Advice emphasizes spiritual guidance, forgiving yet cautious stance, and practical steps to find peace.
The 20 hour Adult Bible course will resume on Tuesday April 4 at 7 30 p m at Santa Rosa Church Sister Martin Ksychi the course teacher for the 10 week series will present the film The Liturgy of the Word Scriptural readings are assigned for the next to last lesson and participation in the Holy Mass Suggested readings for preparation include 1 Peter 2 9 10 and 2 Timothy 3 15 17.
The Fourth and Bois D Arc Church of Christ will extend its Bible lesson series with lesson number five on April 5 at 7 30 p m The topic Christ Crucified The Center of the Gospel Power will discuss Man s response to the cross and its central role with Romans 1 16 as possible preparatory text
The Rev. George S. Schultz of Minneapolis, an American Lutheran Church official, was elected to a third one year term as president of the Lutheran Council in the U.S.A. at its annual meeting. The council unites the three main bodies of U.S. Lutheranism.
Pecos Enterprise notes Methodist Church events including God's Train departure at 9 45 a m for Sunday School and service at 10 55 in the sanctuary. The push to double attendance by April 16, plus evening service at 7 p m. UMW meets April 4 at 9 30 a m with Mrs Armstrong leading. Administrative Board April 5 6 30 p m. Choir 7 30 p m. Prayer and Share April 5 9 a m, Bible Study 10 a m. Bazaar workshop April 3 1 30 p m to 4 p m with Bazaar May 6.
Reverend James Ratigan was reelected president of the National Federation of Priests' Councils at its annual convention, defeating Reverend James Hogan of Helena. Ratigan urged continued commitment to social justice, rejecting calls to retreat or departmentalize the ministry.
International evangelist Morris Cerullo will conduct a three day crusade at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center from April 17 through 19. He arrives after overseas campaigns in Santiago Chile and Ghana Africa with prior North American stops in Louisville El Paso Charlotte Anaheim and Atlanta. Contact the Lubbock Spiritual Life Crusade Committee at 806 799 4233 for details.
Metter Georgia preacher Michael A Guido discusses Biblical promises as pure and trustworthy. He likens scripture to pure substance and gold and cites Psalm 12 6 about words purified seven times, urging readers to test themselves by recalling how many promises they remember.
Revival services led by evangelist Max Brown begin April 9 at First Baptist Church Fifth and Hickory and run through April 14 with sessions at 7:15 am and 7:30 pm Monday through Friday. Brown, pastor of Brownwood church, is Baylor and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary trained and has spoken at Paisano. Nursery provided. all are welcome.
A replica statue blessed by Pope Paul VI visits West Texas and Southern New Mexico April 17 through 22 to promote Fatima devotions. The schedule includes Pecos St Catherine's and Santa Rosa parishes among others led by Mrs. Robert Butkus and Alfred Williams of the Blue Army.
The United Synagogue of America announced a curriculum for 635 congregational schools focusing on depth over breadth. It abandons the mile wide, inch deep approach and concentrates on special areas of study to revolutionize Jewish education.
A verse from Proverbs 17 20 cautions that a man with a crooked mind does not prosper and someone with a perverse tongue encounters calamity. The brief saying frames moral consequence and warns against deceitful speech.
INDIANAPOLIS AP The National Conference of Catholic Charities says it plans to expand its work beyond urban church offices into rural areas. Monsignor Lawrence J. Corcoran, executive director of the country s largest non profit aid group, calls the effort a dramatic breakthrough and humane policy for rural communities.
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