Christmas Day Services Across Area Churches
Area churches in Winchester Frederick Clarke and Warren announce Christmas Day services with varied times. Sunyside Presbyterian at 10 30 a m no Sunday School The Real Meaning of Christmas sermon. John Mann United Methodist two public services 11 a m communion 7 30 a m sermon by Rev Anthony Wadsworth. Refuge United Methodist School 10 30 a m instead of 9 a m. New Covenant Church Independent 11 a m speaker John Solenberger and no Sunday School. Braddock Street United Methodist one 10 a m service with music and gifts. Gravel Springs Lutheran 9 30 a m Holy Communion. St Johns Lutheran 11 a m Holy Communion. First United Methodist Family Worship 11 a m. Episcopal Church South Jefferson County 11 a m. Trinity Lutheran 9 15 a m St Paul Church 11 a m. Mount Pleasant United Methodist 7 30 p m Dec 26 program. New Year Eve candlelight 11 p m. Guiding Light Gospel Church nightly through Jan 1 with films Believer Heavens and The Burning Hell. Burnt Presbyterian Wood Saint 11 a m guest minister. Administrative Board notes and new officers for 1978. Highview Timber Ridge United Church of Christ 11 a m Christmas worship. Frederick Episcopal Parish lessons and carols 10 a m St Paul 10 a m Christ Episcopal 11 a m Eucharist. Regular Frederick Parish services 10 a m Christ Church and 11 a m St Paul.
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Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
John Mann United Methodist Church
Dalco King
Anthony Wadsworth
Gainesboro
Summit Point
W. Va
Church of the Holy Spirit of the Episcopal Churc
Jefferson County
David G. Wood
Mount Pleasant
Joseph W. White
George P. Duane, Jr
Braddock Street
Warren DeArment
United Methodist Women
Henry P. Kern, Jr
Woodrow H. Moore
Samuel Jones, Jr
William M. Garthune, Jr
Herbert O. Fuller
Vergil H. Bates
Joseph J. Swack
Garland R. Quarles
Cochairman
John J. Hawse
Charles A. Pine, Jr
Murrell
June L. Shreck
Dale R. Carter
Frederick Episcopal
St. Paul's
Christ Episcopal
Frederick Parish
Christ Church
Christianity The Most Materialistic in Thought and Practice
A New York piece argues Christianity is the most materialistic religion because incarnation and the material world are central to faith. It cites Jesus’s humanity and the charity work of churches, noting bread and wine as worship and highlighting clinics, shelters, and education as tangible acts of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Church of Christ
Truman Douglass
Jesus
Religious Roundup and Education Leaders Highlight Interfaith Outreach
In Dayton poll results, Gallup notes teens are highly religious in key areas but seek deeper church involvement beyond youth groups. He urges interfaith non denominational efforts to attract youth amid materialism. In Washington, private schools and the U S Office of Education commit to expanding non public education roles. Kansas City notes Arthur Jones named publisher of National Catholic Reporter succeeding Donald Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
George Gallup Jr
America
United Methodist
U.S. Office of Education
Ernest Boyer
Office of Education
Kansas City, Mo
Arthur Jones
National Catholic Reporter
Donald J. Thurman
Independent Catholic Weekly
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Winchester-Frederick-Clarke- Warren
Refuge United Methodist Church
New Covenant Church
John Solenberger
The
New Covenant Church (Independent
Apple Pie Ridge
First Brethren Church
Berryville Ave
S.S
United Methodist Church
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Star Tannery
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rt. 600
Mountain Falls Park
First United Methodist Church
Episcopalians
Stephens City
Trinity Lutheran
St. Paul Church
Guiding Light Gospel Church
Cameron St
Marcum
Beth Dunham
Donald Scruggs
Albin
Joseph B. Clower Jr
Woodstock
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Timber Ridge Church
Highview
Timber Ridge United Church of Christ
Timber Ridge Road
Congregational United Church of Christ
Se United Church of Christ
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Market Street
Market Street United Methodist Church
Morgan S. Smart
Frederick Episcopal Parish
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore, Virginia
William Hen Gray
Sunday Sea
CES
Church of God
Roosevelt Blvd
Pineville
R. Gary Caruthers
Virginia Church O
Hristle Aveue
Virgil
Battle
Harley H. Stone
WRFL
Winchester Pentecostal Holiness Church
North Stephenson, Va
Charles Perrine
the People's Country Church
Hunting Ridge Rd
Winchester, Va
Pastor J.P. Roby
Winchester Evening Star
ELM ST. Assembly
Elm Street
Siasnen
Dan Jones
Washington, D.C
Jones
God
College Park
K-Mart
Kenneth Littleford
Church OF Christ
Valley
Lambden Avenues
Nathan Williamson
Christian
Hocane
Mornir
Chancel Choir
Assembly of God
Pleasant Valley Road
Winchester
H.L. Wigfield
Greg Wigfield
Adobe SE
Daniel
Bethlehem
Prince of Peace
Christ
Zechariah
W. H. Emmart & Son, Inc
Arco Petroleum Products
Northside Recreation
Rte
North
Bank OF
Frederick County
Howard Shockey & Sons Builders & Contractors
Royal Crown Cola
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corp
Cadillac
Valley Ave
Lee Jackson
Grove Furniture Co., Inc
S. Loudoun St
Shenandoah Gas CO
Virginia
Winchester Printers, Inc
N. Braddock St
National Fruit Product CO
White House Food Products
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Quality Building Materials Commerce
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
OLD Dominion Savings & Loan Association
Washington & Boscawen Sts
Denny’s Furniture, Inc
the Golden Kitchen Good Food — Friendly Service
Loudoun Street
O’sullivan Corporation
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Berryville
Everybody's Bank
Middletown
F.d.lc
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy Products
Coca-Cola
Ruth C. Crum
Bryan Stotler
MNO, S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun St
the Lutheran Church
St. Paul & Trinity
Bethel & Grace
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