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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1971
Page
4
The Brunswick United Methodist Church marks Colored Shirt Month from July 25 to Sept 5 to celebrate God's love through color. Rev. William Harvey notes the informal services feature popular music and sermons on current issues.
Tourism officials describe restorations of the monastery at Acolman and the Monserrat convent in Mexico City into restaurant venues. Private interests, including Carlos Trouget, have created dining spaces in 16th century halls without altering the structures, blending heritage with tourism.
The Reimer Road Baptist Church at 1053 Reimer Road plans a new 18 000 square foot church to seat over 800 with nurseries baptistry and offices on five acres. Groundbreaking May 23 drew 1 053 attendees as Rev Powell notes rapid growth to 900 weekly.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Medina will host its first all-day retreat on Saturday August 21 at the Stuart Zacharias home 2106 Muntz Road. Women of all ages will depart the church at 9 a.m. and return by 9 p.m. Activities include Bible study on James worship prayer group discussions meditation and swimming time.
Akron Unitarian Universalist Church hosts an 8 p.m. Monday discussion group. Brunswick churches schedule include Holy Trinity Lutheran at 8 p.m. Saturdays for Couples Club and Monday council meeting. St Mark Lutheran runs Vacation Bible School 9 to 11:30 a.m. weekdays and a Sunday film. St Ambrose hosts a family picnic at Willow Lake Park. St Pauls Lutheran conducts Vacation Bible School all week and a Saturday Couples Group. Prince of Peace Lutheran highlights Red Evangelism team Tuesday and color team sessions midweek. White and Blue teams meet midweek. St Matthew Lutheran lists Luther League trip to Valley View Park and Boy Scouts on Tuesday. Friday Vacation Bible School closing program precedes a Saturday Service Circle Couples' picnic at Muha residence.
Valley City observes the 125th anniversary of St. Paul Lutheran with a 10 a.m. sermon by Rev. Martin Schmidt, son of the congregation, and a 3 p.m. message by Dr. Walter A. Maier of St. Louis. A fellowship follows.
Emmanuel Baptist Temple at 329 Carpenter Road will host a free five day vacation Bible school from Monday evening to August 13 with sessions 7 to 9 p.m. The program welcomes all ages including adults and features a Family Time discussing home problems and guest appearances by Hobo Joe and his Gospel Magic. Transportation can be arranged by calling Reverend Oscar L. Perry.
A formal reception after the 9 a.m. service Sunday welcomes the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ashton to St. Paul Episcopal Church Medina. Wardens vestry and women in charge plan the event. Services at 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. include Holy Communion, with Father Ashton preaching on "Apollo, Dionysus and Christ" using the Second Trial Liturgy. Special music is planned by organist Gladys Hornberger Foley.
One hundred fifty eight children from 81 families attend morning classes at St Mark Lutheran Church Brunswick. Ruth Fensel reports the program theme Talking With The. Children are divided into four nursery sections four kindergarten four primary four junior and one junior high group. Seventeen teachers each have volunteers and kitchen helpers prepare the daily snack. Vicar Allen Schenk oversees the operation.
Parishioners of St Ambrose Church will hold a family picnic Sunday at Willow Lake Park. Activities include games, prizes, hayrides, swimming, and two new contests a hole in one and a fishing casting contest plus an evening auction chaired by Steve Kurimski.
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