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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
5
Brunswick State Rep William G Batchelder III will speak at the First Baptist Church Remembering Our American Heritage Sunday. Children up to 12 receive flag rings and teens 13 plus get flag lapel pins. The pastor laments national forgetfulness of God and the Bible as the nation’s foundation.
In Columbus, attorneys for Catholic Lutheran and Jewish schools say the high court decision restricting state aid to private schools will likely leave Ohio with room for targeted support. Church leaders warn of possible closures unless aid continues. Diocese officials cite HB 531 funding and warn of multi‑million deficits without state aid.
The Rev. Thomas Dickinson, the churchs new associate pastor, will preach at 9 15 Sunday. He previously led Peace United Methodist Church in Louisville Ohio and served as associate minister at Mentor United Methodist Church. He and his wife are Purdue graduates and he trained at Drew Theological School in Madison New Jersey.
Two former pastors of Medina United Methodist Church are among 26 delegates elected to the General and North Central Jurisdictional Conferences. Rev. Thomas L. Forrest and G. Nees of Youngstown are noted. The conference runs April 16 to 30, 1972 in Atlanta, Georgia, with 28 additional delegates to the North Central Jurisdictional Conference July 11 to 14, 1972 in Indianapolis.
The Rev Jerald W Baker pastor of the United Church of Christ in Medina was chosen for the Homeland Ministries board at the Eighth General Synod in Grand Rapids The biennial gathering drew 728 voting delegates from across the country to determine church policies for overseas missions social action and ecumenical programs The United Church of Christ numbers about two million members.
Brunswick notices promote Loyalty Month at People's Baptist Church with weekly themes for July. July 4 highlights loyalty to country, July 11 to church, July 18 to Christ, and July 27 to class. Attendees at 10 am or 7 pm tomorrow receive a red white and blue copy of the Bill of Rights. nursery available for both services.
Tomorrow at Grace Baptist Church 3289 Laurel Road the congregation will sing patriotic songs and recite the Pledge of Allegiance to honor American heritage. The Rev William Powers Jr says a flag set will go to the visitor with most guests and flag rings to junior Sunday school. Rick Powers son of the pastor will preach at morning and 7:30 p.m. services. Rick is a sophomore at Mid Western Baptist College in the fall.
The Women s Guild of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church at 1068 Ridge Road Hinckley will serve a ham dinner to the public Sunday July 11 from 1 to 7 p.m.
Christian Science Society at east of Medina holds Sunday school and services at 11 a m with 8 p m Wednesday service. Church of God of Prophecy at 416 W Liberty St led by W E Barnes offers 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship 6 30 p m people service 7 30 evangelistic service and 7 p m Wednesday prayer. Fellowship Baptist at W Liberty and Branch Rd with Rev John M Medley has 9 30 a m worship 7 30 p m evening service and 9 a m holy eucharist on Sunday and 8 p m holy traditional rite. St Francis Xavier 606 E Washington St lists multiple Mass times and confessions. Friendship Baptist at 707 North Court St led by Rev Robert Floyd offers 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship with 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer.
Sunday schedule listings show Hinckley Ridge Baptist Church on Cr 44 with Rev Ribbe offering 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship 7:00 family vespers and Wednesday prayer meeting Universalist Unitarian Rev Robert West scheduled for 11:00 a.m. worship.
A reader compiled Sunday school worship services and midweek activities from numerous churches in the Chippewa Lake area. Listings include Wesleyan Glenhaven St Mark Lutheran Hadcock Road Kingsbury Road Center School Crestview Dover Street Church of Christ Emmanuel Baptist Temple Nazarenes United Methodist Mt Zion and others with service times and occasional Holy Communion or midweek study plans.
Amie crew L H Naumann lead worship at Lafayette Church on Sunday 9 45 worship service with Sunday school and classes for all ages Alan Faken superintendent and church activities noted.
Sunday schedule lists Rev Kenneth Fisher leading church school at 10 am with Sept dates. Ethel Browand attends 14 am worship. Rev Robert Dailey conducts Sunday School at 10 am and worship at 6 pm with crusader youth at 7 am evangelistic service.
The notice lists Sunday schedule times for Youngs Corners Fellowship with 9 45 a m Sunday school Bible hour 1 00 p m morning worship 6 30 p m evening Bible classes and 7 30 p m evening worship.
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