The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 13, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 April 1965 — Page 6

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — APRIL 1, 1965

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Braver Greek V esleynn Methodist Dean Krieg. Pastor Bob Oingenj'ee l Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a in Morning Worship 1” „>o a in WY Serwe 6 4.3 | m Evening Sen i e 7"• pm Mid-w.ek B.be Study, Wed ne.wfay, 7:30 pm. The public i b invite ! to attend these services. First Brethren ( hur a Jack McDaniel, Pastor Ernest Kreider. Supt. Ruth Clark ji < ’ dir< 9:30 Morning Worship Sermon: Crus ide Du Chris’, vith Rev Gorge Phillips as speaker. Junior Chu - . a 10:30 Su rt iv Sch.. >1 Carry-in dinner at no >n 630 Bible Study and Youth meetings. Bible Study will start the book of Romans. Evening Service 7:30 pm Mid-week BWe Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Our Crusade for Christ will begin Sunday, April 1, wit i Rev. George Phillips as speaker Prayer outposts will be held on Tuesday evening’s in various homes and tlie church. Glad Tiding* Assembly of God Finn Lak„ T. M. Bontrager, T astor Ernie Young Supt. Sunday School 9:00 am. Morning Worship 10:00 am Sermon: Where Is God Not Ch ist Ambassador Youth 5:30 p.m. Evening Evangelistic Service 6:30 p.m. Prayer and Pra ; se Service on Wednesday, 7 00 p ni You are cordially invited to al] of our services. Pilgrim H«dine>. Church John Hall 'Minister Jesse Wisler. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 am. Morning Worship 10 30 am Youth Services 6:45 p.m rMs®dn REV. ROBERT M. HARPER HOPE Trope is a straw to cling to, something to grasp in the moment of darkest despair. Hope is more than the attitude that “things could be worse,” hope brings the certain belief that thing* will be better But, let us mJ hope too much. Let us not believe that God will hear a prajer and change the world for us. Let us not believe that God is our own persona! God or, more accurately, that he is ours alone. It is far better to ask God for strength to be a better jierson than to ask God to change the world. If we become a better person, our world will become a better world. Hope and faith work hand Inhand If we have faith, we have something stronger than hope; we have the belief that God will give us whatever measure of strength we may need to resist a temptation, to aicept a defeat, to struggle against adversity. Without question there is ono thing of which we may be quite certain. So long as we have faith, we shall nevei be without hope. We know by faith that ue arc in um Father's keeping and, knowing God, we have confidence that we dull not be deserted.

Evermg Worship 7 30 pm. Pm ver meeting and Bibi • study We !n< .day, 7 00 pm. Youth Revival Friday, Saturdw an 1 Sunday. S' e< il Prayer Meeting; thw*i nights 7 .00 j> m. Fi^t Baptist Chinch Clark and M: Ml ie Strwctc Benny Miller. Pa/or Sun lay School 9:30 am. M m.ng Worship 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible study tv ip. v 7no p.m Foi the last two Sundays the newly < mini ted auditorium has been v ' ! for services. Everyone is alv. nyj nvited to a' .end Wa'kerton’. newest cnu’ch w! ' “ build.ng it nearing completion. ( enter ( hurch of the "rrthren Harold Myers, Pat,, ir Verl H nag Supt. Morning Worship 9:30. Church School 10:30. Walkerton K U. B. Church navld R Filer, Pastor Fred Bullinger, Supt. 9 30 am Church Sclkol. Pastor’s Membership Class to meet at. parsonage. 10:30 a m. Divine Worship. A!,l parents who wish to have children baptised Apn\ 11. meet at the parsonage with the pastor. An aniatvin wid be given by the Chancel Choir, directed by John Cecrle and accompanied by Mri Art McKesson • Nursery provided for preschoolers. 9:30 am. Morning Lenten Study of One Witness in One World. Tuesday, 9:30 am Koinonia. Wednesday — 6:15 Junior Choir. 7:00 Chancel Choir Mens meeting to feature ladies night Call Ijeonard Beaty for reservations. "The Church in the heart of the community, with the community at lieart.” North Liberty (Jhrtstlan Church Clarvaoe A Newcomb Minister B.ble School 9:30 am. Worship hour 10 30 a m Sermon: The Blood Atonement. Youth meeting 6:00 p.m. Fvo-ng Service 7:00 nm Ferm on: The Seven Cries from the Cross Ww’ne^day — Evening Worship 7 00 p in. Choir practice 6 30 p.m A cordial Invitati in Is extended to you tn attend all the-above ann unced services T ■ L ralty Campa'gn is in full swing. Th- M- n's F '"owship met ing wip convene at the North Libn v O. . tim Church Friday. Ann’ 2. at 7 pm. A chili supper will be enjoyed. The First Pb -Mt Fan Church Rev. David D. Owen, Pastor Elder Myron Mullet, Supt. You a’-e welcome to our worship service. Thursday. 7:00 pm. Mid-week worship service. Saturday at 930 am on Channel 28, Bible Telecast Sunday School 9:30 am Worship Service 10:35 am, V h« Manf’rd Bouse. Floyd Din- rt I>»on Di;>ert and Lewis Divert Special Ix-nten Services wh 8 ... .vednP at 7 30 In propar ng ourselves for the coming revival^ we must begin wi'h r»myers at the folliAving meetings: Thursday April 1. Mm. IaF<4rr 2:00 pm Prayer w-rvuce at chun h, 7:30 p m Friday Apnl 2. Mr. and Min.

Myron Mu; t, 7.30 p.m. Whuiehog Sausage and pancake supper Satuiday, A] ril 3. Rtnuinbcr: New Lne Campaign Monday-Sun .ay Schoo Nighi Monday-Sunday S'inxil Night Tuesday-Neighbor Night W< Ine.,day-Family Night Thursday-Worn n's Night Friday-Prophetic Night Saturday-Youth Night Sunday-Men's Night Wednesday Youth Choir, 6:00 p.m. Adult choir 6:45 pm. The Great Physician g-ves but. one pre**ription for eternal ife, ' Lxjk Unto Me," and be ye saved. —lra 45-22. North Liberty Methodist t nurcb Charlefi Patterson, Minister Osb «m e isher, Supermini unit Morning Wor hip Se vice 9:30 am. Svrmon Tint Duty of th Cr ss Church School, 10:30 a.i. Jimi r and Senior Youth Fe! -wship meetings. 6:30. Tie Wesleyan Daughters will meet Monday. April 5. at 8 pm at the h<>m.- of Mrs. L. J Newcomb. Miss Nancy Mangus will show sVdcs of tier trip to Bolivia. MemiJ'Tship class SatA'day, 2 to 3 pm, March 20. Muhvp'-k L nb n Service We Inesday, April 7 7:30 p.m. Church of the Brethren A P. Wenger. Pastor Share In Prayer Hour 9:25 a m Morning Worship 9:30 am. Church School 10:30 am. Fellowship dinner a» noon Evening Servk'e 7:00 pm Jovful Singer’s Choir practice Monday, 7:00 pm. Adu t Choir practice Wednesday. 7:30 pm. All church business council on Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. Wstkerton Methodirt Church Harold E Williams, Minister v _ 8:30 a.m. First morning worship service for Passion Sunday. Organist, Mrs. Bertha Urbln. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Melvin Divine. Superintendent Everyone invited to attend. 10:35 am. Morning Worship

"Beloved, do not imitate evil but imitate good. He who does food is of God; he who does evil has not seen God." —HL John 1:11 We must acknowledge God in \ all ways. We must accept the principles of Christianity, and K bve by these principles. We cann ^' s we arc conccrnc d salvation, be part-time believers, part-time Christians. We cannot ***4d 1 conveniently forget about God ~=i^f / - L'/ ' Y \ "hen we meet temptations, large _Tr Ola 1 orsmalL == nj /C/'’ I 1 I X~ \ Life is rich, is filled with hope j |p,J A J— 1 ,4 n and promise when it is a go.xi I^7 / Hi, fj i l J Hk hfe, a life that shuns evil and H-ttW I \ ',sk seeks truth. < pH L 'jH'h II x Living the good life is not imI possible, nor is it extremely disb w d iicult. We have the great example / / w St IX Me °f Christ upon earth. \ A i cannot dedicate our lives so \ \i I completely, but we can accept ' t \ and pursue the principle of good \ over evil in all things. iv p=— ■ ti Read your BIBLE daily and GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY । ii 1 ■ ' ...H"

Anthem by adult chulr under dmtiwa ot Sy .vaster Amsler. Mrs Giace Atwood, organist. Aio.ytvs D»r Uus Sunday will be Carol Tuttle and Donna Allen. Uslurs: Robert Flaugher, Don LuiMug, Jim Daube and Arthur Kassabaam. Nurseiy provided *or small children. ...VO pm. Junior Membership class. o:uO p in. Senioi MYF. 6 00 pm.. Jun or MYF. MONDAY — 6:30 p.m. afethodist Men’s Club sponsoring a Ladiea Night 'I CFSDAY - 12 noon. Jr Membership Field Trip. । .oO pm. Prayer and Fellowship Hour. WEDNESDAY — ti ou p.m. Junior choir. 7:00 p.m. Adult < irar. 9 n i n• ' G n ral WS( ’S THURSDAY—--9 u am U-nten S'udy Class on "One Witness in One Wor’d " 2 p.m. Ph the a Class meeting. Be sure to attend church some- • or. this fourth Sunday In Lent. To Conduct "Ihw Life” f.iwinatnn Rare 1 ■: : . i S' K RhHkHB site aUttK It Is with great jay that the

First ITesbyter.an Chur-h <4 V.aiKerion uimounces a Week of b, e’eiil. SUI VIUvS CHCII lUgUe, April 4 ei. ounuay mornings at 10:35, .Mg..tly, 7;uu. We are fortunate to nave with us, Kev. James R. CaJioun, who is a member of the Moody Bibio Institute Almost twenty years of Mr. CaJioun s ministry has been with his alma-mater, Moody Bible Institute. Knowing that tho Bible provides the answers, he has helped hundreds find Christ as their Saviour and as Lord of their life. Mr. Calhoun is a keen student of God’s Word, and in evangelistic and revival meetings. his preaching la marked by effective use of the Scriptures. He understands people and the problems they face from day to day. Mr. Calhoun Is a man who speaks straight from the shoulder, has a love for souls and an enthusiasm for digging out new messages from the word of God. He surprises a church by composing an original chorus as the musical theme of his meetings. If you are saved, then why not grow in faith by attending these services. If you do not know Jesus Christ as your personal Savior. Now is the Hour, Now is the Time. April •1-11, Sundays 10:35; Nightly 7:30. TWO WORSIHP ICES FOR METIHHHSTS The Walkerton Methodist Church will l>-gin conducting two morning worship services this Sunday, April 4th. The services will be hdld ea^h Sunday at 8:30 and 10:35 am. A du. t by <€ie Misses Marla Daube and Marsha Klopfenstein, wiE be present id in the 8:30 service. Mrs. Bertha Urbin is the organist and in charge of the music program. The pastor’s sermon theme is ehe "Conflict on tho Cross.” The Adult Choir wPt sing in the 10:35 service wdth Mrs Grace At,wood as organist. New adult members will be received Into the church with a Fellowship Hour following, sponsored by the Right Hand Class. When a man gets too busy to laugh, he ne*-ds a vacation