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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1963
Page
6
ED GRANTHAM argues that biblical prophecies vindicate the Bible as the word of God. He cites Babylon's height and walls, Alexander the Great’s visit, and Isaiah's 6th century BC prophecy, claiming centuries of decay and desolation fulfilled divine prediction.
The Rev Leroy C Trexler will explain What Does All This Mean at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church 2256 Bahia St The service will include Holy Communion The church school opens Monday at 9 30 for ages 3 to junior high with sessions through June 19 The Loyal Group Luther League Lydia Circle and other church activities are listed with leaders named.
St Wilfrid’s Episcopal Church will offer a summer schedule with an 8 a.m. Holy Communion and a 10 a.m. family service on Sundays, plus 10 a.m. Holy Communion on Thursdays. At the 10 a.m. service on Sunday, attendance awards will be given to church school members. The church school and parish picnic is planned for noon at Bee Ridge Recreation Park on Ikineen Road with a covered dish lunch.
Charlotte Church marks a year of growth from 47 to 102 participants and plans to expand further. The milestone highlights increased enrollment and community engagement during the first year.
Bee Ridge Presbyterian Church will open at 9 Monday morning for Vacation Bible School with the traveling theme Gods Highway. Children from 3 through 10th grade will learn about Mexico missionaries Mr and Mrs Alger McKay and display work from the session at 7 30 p m Friday June 21. Directors include Mr and Mrs Edwin C Schatschneider and department heads Susie Sundstrom Mrs Albritton Martha Shaveced vive denst tae Mae George Conser Mrs David J Marble Mrs Harry Rahn and Mrs Paul C Sundstrom.
Vacation School at First Methodist opens Monday with the theme Widening Relationships for all children from age four through those in early youth programs. The program aims to foster broadening social ties and learning in a faith community setting.
The Sunbeam Choir will perform at the 10 45 am morning worship service at the First Church of God 845 S School Ave The Rev B G Dale pastor will speak on The Power of God The evening sermon topic is Receive Ye the Holy Spirit Sunday School meets at 9 30 am with a nursery provided Junior High Youth Fellowship and other clubs meet at the same time
The Rev. H. J. Snelgrove will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. weekly prayer service. A Thursday evening service is set for 7 30.
A shrine schedules a master guest speaker with plans announced for an upcoming a.m. session. The event promises a prominent address by a noted guest, details to be released.
Mrs. Elsie Eckert of St Petersburg will preach on Renewed Faith in Christian Healing at an 11 am devotional service at the First Unity Center in St Petersburg. The Southeastern Unity Retreat is set for August 48 at the Americana Hotel in Miami Beach with reservations open at the Unity Center.
Fruitville Church of Christ at 6400 Sawgrass Rd will hold Vacation Bible School from Monday 9:00 to 11:30 daily with theme They Met Jesus. A Friday 7:30 p.m. program closes the week followed by Sunday services featuring sermons on The Responsibility of Hearing and Worry. Teachers include Mrs. Ray Routh and others.
Dr Arnold B Poole will preach The Sagacious Subtleties of Satan at Pine Shores Presbyterian Church with carillon bells tolling ten minutes before both services. A daily vacation Bible school run by 40 teachers starts Monday at 9 for children aged 4 to 12. Junior high conference runs on game days until June 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Pine Shores Friendship Group plans a picnic at Myakka State Park at 5 30 p.m. Thursday meeting the church at 4 30.
Rev. J. Roy Crosby will deliver Now Concerning the Collection as the morning sermon topic at Southside church. The choir directed by Mrs. Lawrence Beaman will sing Wondrous is God with Mrs. Roy Paxton as organist. Sunday School starts at 9 15 am with classes for all ages led by Claude Stephens. Training Union led by Darrel Wininger meets at 6 45 pm. Evening sermon Salvation and Discipleship at 6 pm with Junior Choir led by Mrs. Gustav Verheul. Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 8 30 am for ages 16 and up and runs through June 19.
Rev Luther F Willer leads Sunday morning matins at 8 am and the 9:30 am service with Holy Communion at Concordia Lutheran Church Wood Street and School Avenue The sermon theme is The Triune God A Sunday school picnic follows at 12 30 pm and the Esther Circle meets at 10 am on Friday at the church hall
A Holy Cross pastor reflects on an art career while noting his 1961 bachelor of divinity degree. The piece mentions his children Erik 8 Sigurd 6 Carl 4 and Hans 16 months to illustrate family life.
The Pine Shores program runs Monday through June 21 with a vacation study for 4 to 12 year olds from 9 to 11 30 a.m. and junior high students attending a 7 to 9 p.m. conference. Registration starts at 8 30 before the first session.
Fourteen youths from Bayshore churches travel to a religious camp on June 17 for children aged three to fourteen.
The Rev J M McNair will preach on The Man from Psalms at the 8:30 and 11am services. Andrew Wright leads the choir and Miss Susan Mott plays organ for Come Unto Me. The assistant minister Ro will discuss The Call To Be Martyrs from Matthew. Lin Wright accompanies and Linda Glendinning directs the Youth Choir. A social hour follows with a midweek prayer meeting at 7:30 Wednesday.
The six p.m. service will feature The Millennial Reign of Jesus as the sermon topic. Bible study meets at 10 a.m. Sunday for further discussion.
The Rev. H. T. Rafael, guest pastor, speaks on The Imperative of the Third Birth at 10:50 am Sunday worship at First Baptist Church. Ray E. Berneld directs the choir. WKXY radio will air the service at 11:15 am. Rafael, once Illinois Baptist State Convention president, retires to Bradenton after 17 years at Murphysboro First Baptist.
Two themes slated for Faith's School include a morning session from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The post school year program targets grade school pupils and runs until the conclusion of the term.
Dr. Harry Waller, Methodist district superintendent for six years in Sarasota, will guest speak at the 10 50 worship service. Collier Summers will sing Seek Ye the Lord with Sanctuary Choir. The Rev Jean A Cherry will lead Sunday evening worship at 7 9. Mrs Nevery will head Men's Bible class with a choral rehearsal at 6 45. Dr Kenneth C Rogers will discuss Echoes From Annual Conference at the midweek service.
The Lutheran Building reports a schedule with school at 9 15 a m and worship at 10 30 a m on Sunday in the same setting. Facilities appear to be under construction or incomplete.
Dr. MacNeil leads the Sunday topic Attaining Peace With God at Congregational Church 1031 S Euclid Ave Sunday service 9 30 am Church school also presides Circle 5 meeting in education and social center auditorium Week meetings include Board of Trustees Wednesday 7 30 pm board room and Church Council Friday 7 30 pm auditorium
Sunday school for juniors and teenagers will meet at 9 15 a m. on Sunday with juniors leading the chapel service for the day.
Methodists announce a youth program week set to begin June 16 with activities scheduled for the upcoming Sunday afternoon. Organizers aim to engage young participants through varied events and community worship.
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