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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
7
The Syracuse churches invite all to a joint communion service at 11 AM led by Rev Be pier ie mon with meditation titled Renew the Lord. Nursery care will be provided for preschoolers and a planned July union service for junior and intermediate children.
The Rescue Mission Alliance holds outdoor services on the mission lot at 315 E Washington with Rev Charles Wilson of the Christian and Missionary Alliance as first speaker today at 7 45 PM He attends the Delta Lake Bible Conference at Rome Rev George O Hall of Jon Gest City will speak tomorrow at the same hour Superintendent Climton H Tasher will lead singing with choirs and instrumental solos The outdoor services occur each Saturday and Sunday evening through the summer at the mission lot with prominent clergy and readers from the Cen imi New York area involved.
DeWlut Community Church schedules summer services at 10 AM in July and August with guest preachers. Rev Alexander Carmichel preaches his final summer sermon before joining his family for a diamond vacation. July speakers include Mia Marilyn Mawson Miss Jorn Heller and Rev Irving Beil. August services led by a deacon.
GUEST SPEAKERS will be heard at Sunday worship services during July and August in Erwin Methodist Church the Res. dames W Annas Jr announced. Among those scheduled to speak are the Res. Dr. John Mac Donald Dr Jom F Olson Ernie Denartment of Syracuse University, the Her Dr Wilson G Cole minister emeritus of University Methodist Church, Riss Marr F Jones missionary ache recently returned after inte years in Japan, and the Rev Ware Tea Odom superintendent of the Syracuse District. Guest soloists will also be heard in special programs at each service during the summer.
A Christian Science note outlines Sunday services at nearby churches focusing on the First Commandment and spiritual understanding. Golden Text speaks of the ransomed of the Lord returning to Zion with joy, while Bible selections emphasize Trust in the Lord and divine Principle guiding health holiness and eternal life from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
A dedicatory service for Cardiff Methodist Churchs new electric organ is set for 3 PM tomorrow at the church. Rev Warren Odom of the Syracuse District Meth odist will speak. Church leaders Paul Wright and Florida Quackenbush lead the organ committee and will present the instrument to Mr Moody. A three year campaign of church improvements includes sanctuary redecoration to begin in the fall.
The Rev John M Joslyn of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement reflects on prayer as a means to know God and align the will with His. He contrasts public display with private devotion and references Jesus teaching in Matthew 6 8 13 about sincere prayer and forgiveness.
Calvary Baptist Church announces a Prayerathon from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. with classes praying for their work. Rev George Middleton will preach at 12 p.m. on Hats On to the Past and Coats Off to the Future. The afternoon and evening feature sanctuary visits and home meetings titled The Fellowship of the Concerned on June 20 July 1 and July 2.
A fragmentary notice shows Holy Communion to be observed at Taunton Memorial Church with a Lest We Forget hymn. The service at 11 AM is led by Rev. Dr. John H Presbeterian Church, with Charles F Walds officiating for a Methodist joint observance.
A Rally Day program will be held during the 11 AM service tomorrow at Bethany Baptist. The Rev Leo R Murcastor will preside and oversee arrangements. Special music will be provided by the choir and chorus. Baptism will be held at 8 PM.
The Lutheran Society's Social Mission committee of Syracuse and Onondaga County plans a pilgrimage to the Lutheran Church Home for the Aged in Clinton tomorrow. Elsier Williams, committee chair, leads arrangements for a service at 3:30 PM with Rev. Dr. Frank H. Shimer of First English Lutheran Church of Syracuse presiding and a meditatIon by Rev. Dr Christian PL Jensen of Zion Church. The Mi. Tabor Church choir will sing, about 25 Lutherans are expected, six from Onondaga County.
Rev Robert X Oerter to end association with Spoch Presbyterian Church and move to Sixth Presbyterian Church in Washington DC. He will preach his last youth service tomorrow and a Sunday night informal gathering will mark his departure. New pastor Rev Donald E Wallace of Princeton NJ to succeed him on July 1.
Clough will conclude another musical season directing the capella and chapel choirs tomorrow at 10 AM at First Baptist Church. On Monday he departs for the American Baptist Assembly at Green Lake Wisconsin to serve as dean of the Summer School of Music and assistant to the program director The Rev. Arnold Westcott will preach at both services.
The North Syracuse Baptist Church marks its 105th founding anniversary with a series of 10 open air services at the North Syracuse Drive In Theater starting Sunday at 10 AM. Rev Archit A MacKinney and Rev Dr Eton Williams of Leicester England are among featured speakers with music from King's College Delaware. A Book of Remembrance will be dedicated during the 10 AM service.
The Rev Daniel Berrigan, third son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Berrigan of 223 Matson Ave, Syracuse, will celebrate his first solemn high Mass at St Anthony of Padua Church tomorrow. His brothers Rev Jerom C Berrigan and Rev Philip will serve as subdeacon and ceremonial duties, with Rev Edmund Berrigan also involved.
A Catholic Mass will be served with ushers and Josephite seminarians from Washington, D. C. assisting as acolytes. Rev. John W. Kelly, dean of a university school, will preach alongside Rev. Pascal DiFlorio and Rev. Herbert Slike. The service, presided by Very Rev. William J. Gordan, includes organist Paul Ochaer and a senior choir performing hymns from 2:30 pm at St. Mary’s University.
All Saints Episcopal Church will hold Holy Communion at 8 AM and Morning Prayer at 10 AM tomorrow with Rector the Rev Frank L Titus preaching on The Great Fisherman. Daily Vacation Bible School runs Monday to Thursday mornings at 229 McLennan Ave for children aged 4-9 across beginner to junior departments.
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