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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1972
Page
5
The Medina interdenominational youth council names Linda Chidsey president for the year with Terry Lew as vice president and Michele Brewer as secretary treasurer. Rev. Fred Zacharias of First Christian Church becomes advisor. The group plans ecumenical programs and a Hunger Walk after raising 5800. Membership is open to area youths.
Dr Ralph Ankenman of the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism will speak at Litchfield Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. He and his wife are medical doctors who served one term in Bangladesh working nine months near the India Burma frontier and at Memorial Christian Hospital in Chittagong.
A compact listing of weekly services meetings and activities across several churches in Brunswick and Akron. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, United Methodist Church, St. Mark Lutheran, First Christian Church, Emmanuel United Church of Christ, and AKRON Unitarian Universalist each publish Sunday worship times, choir practices, youth and study groups, committees, and special programs through the week.
The First Christian Church in Medina will run a two week vacation Bible school from June 19 to 30 with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday. The program aims to teach children about God through worship songs lessons and crafts with a one dollar charge per child. Donations of craft and house items are requested and list includes many household items and materials.
The Rev. C. David Wright of Woodlawn United Methodist Church Bucyrus since 1964 is named Cambridge District superintendent of The United Methodist Church. Announcement by Bishop Francis E. Kearns states the appointment takes effect after the East Ohio Conference at Lakeside in June 1923. Wright succeeds Dr. Glen M. Warner, who becomes pastor of Westbrook Park United Methodist Church Canton.
The speaker recalls a pristine homeland before white arrival describing nature as school and the Great Spirit as creator. He notes Christian influence spreading among Native people and expresses a wish for others to know the Creator and Jesus as Master and Father.
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