Church Notes February 2 1963 Scottsdale
Community church notices and brief updates from Scottsdale churches compiled for Saturday February 2 1963. Includes upcoming services schedules, prayer requests, and missionary activity reports.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1963
Page
5
Community church notices and brief updates from Scottsdale churches compiled for Saturday February 2 1963. Includes upcoming services schedules, prayer requests, and missionary activity reports.
A Scottsdale Congregational church opens a new session of church school for ages three to second grade tomorrow at 11 a.m. Regular classes run 9:30 a.m. The nursery remains available at both hours. Enroll by calling 946-2900 or contact Donna Gentry at 945-7887. Dr. Mack Ralston of Arizona State University will speak at Pilgrim Fellowship on church influence on communities.
A long roster of Scottsdale area churches lists addresses pastors and service times. Entries include First Southern Baptist Church, Ascension Lutheran, Assembly of God, Saint Daniel Parish, Paradise Valley Methodist, Congregational United Church of Christ, and more with Sunday School and worship schedules. Some give contact numbers and weekly activities.
A sermon outlines Jesus life from miraculous birth to crucifixion and resurrection. It emphasizes his humanity and divinity, the purpose of his death to redeem sinners, and the hope of bodily resurrection while urging personal understanding and gratitude.
The first quarterly conference of the Scottsdale Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is held at the Scottsdale Ward Chapel. Elder Elway L. Christiansen presides assisted by Irbin B. Nydegger and Henry E. Christiansen. Junius E. Driggs conducts with sessions today and tomorrow including welfare genealogy and mutual night programs.
The Episcopal Young Churchmen of St Barnabas on the Desert Church plan a panel discussion at 7 p.m. tomorrow on family and dating relationships. The event is open to parents of eighth grade and high school students, with eighth graders invited. Francis J. Donofrio, juvenile judge, will moderate the panel.
Scottsdale Church of the Nazarene joins 20 area churches for the Valley of the Sun Nazarene Crusade from tomorrow to Sunday. Services are 7 30 p m weekdays and 11 a m and 7 p m Sundays. Rev Ellis G Blythe from Orlando Fla will speak. he is assisted by a wooden dummy Johnnie Gospel for children during 9 45 a m Sunday school. The event at 2340 N Hayden Rd is open to the public and a nursery will operate throughout.
The Rev. Dr. Carlton Saywell executive secretary for the Arizona Convention of American Baptist Churches will give the 10 45 a m Communion service at Papago Peaks Baptist Church He is a native of Ohio and has served as secretary for 13 years He is current president of the State Secretaries Council American Baptist Convention.
Scottsdale Baha is community members plan the Feast of Dominion at 8 p.m. at the Francis M. Johnson home 6421 Calle Camelia. William C. Davis hosts the spiritual and material sections Johnson presides over the consultation. Plans seek to observe the Intercalary Days starting Feb 26 a four day hospitality and gift giving period marking the month of Loftiness and a dawn to sunset fast.
First Baptist Church of Scottsdale will host the American Baptist State Convention on Thursday and Friday. Speakers include Dr. Benjamin P. Browne, Dr. Lewis E. Brown, Miss MarySuperman, and Dr. Ralph Johnson. Babysitters available. reservations for banquet and luncheons due by 6 p.m. Monday.
Local fencing business at 1014 S Scottsdale Rd offers chain link installations and repairs. Call WH 6 2102 for estimates and service details.
The Baha i Faith teaches that time has come for humankind to unite all religions into one faith and end racial and religious bias as humanity moves toward unity.
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