The Independent-News, Volume 90, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1966 — Page 8

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IK ~ P * CHURCH NEWS f i । ■t^wiswi C • ~ ™ -IT- -n -- * Star Ut^ryiui Meinodist Omer Pine and New Roads AL L. Bell, Pastor Sunday S ho d 9:30. Worship I -nice 10:30. Conic an< 'vurship with us. there is a f n<liy welcome here for you. Bender 4'reek WcMleyan Methodist Dean Krieg. Pastor Bob dingtfipeel, Supt Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.in. WY Service 6:Ki p.m Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, at 7;30. North L*oerty MethodKl Cburcb Thomas M. Frost, Factor Oeborn Fisher, Superintendent Morning Worship Se.vice 9:30 Church School 10:45 am. am Nursery available during worship services. Junior and Senior MYF 6:30. The church office hours have been changed to evenings, 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. *Jeek days. Prayer groups Wednesday, 9 to 9:30 am. Be sure to attend a worship service of your choice thia Shn> day Bret Baptist Church North Liberty The brand new church meeting in the Community Building, 201 N. Nftun. Waiter J. Claeys, Paator Sunday School 9:30. Morning Worship 10:30. Trainhig Hour 6:30. Evening Service 7:30. Prayer Meeting 7:30 Wednea* day® in the homes K. U Unite 1 SMOonary Ohorch “lu€ Chur.a Wlln The » gft<*d Cross" Paul W trucks. Pastor Mrs. R. Vf.fa. Superintendent Sunday S' cool 9:30 a in. Worship Service 10:15 s m. Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m. Evening Service 7:00 p in. Ladies prayer group Tuaadaj 9 30 r m. Mid-w-k Bible Study. Wad nesday, 7:(0 p.m. Men a r>r«) ’r meeting SatunStf, 6:30 pm. Missionary Convention January 26 thru 30. each »wnng at 7:00 pjn. Miss Donna itch erf Nigeria wi I speak 1 iraday night, Janus y 27. Dale Sloai, in radio I communications work will I ira-ant Friday evening, Januar 28. to tell of his interest in aril. SU unday e ening fol nng the fan. Uy dinne: Miss '2:ryntal French will <4l of hi work in Nigeria. Sunday na lung January 30, Rev Lloyd I. ly will speak in the 10:15 wor hip service. Rev. Wayne Brenna isn. al-*J of Nigeria, will apeak on his literature work in the 7 o’clock service. You will find a warm welcome at these services Glad Tidings AsnemMy oi God Fish f. M. Bontrager. Pa- tor Erm* Young Supt. S inday Schoo! 9 «/0 a m. l>e>K>n: Tlw Mas. er’s Teaching. Special music. Morning Wondiip 10. (m> am. Ambassador of Youfi 5 30. Evening Evangelistic Service 6 30. Prayer a^d Pra se Wi-lnesday, 7 00 pm. Th, public i» invited to attend th»* ®crT‘"sui TYw United Methodi»t f'hurrti Minister*? David E Filer and Harold £ Williams srvnev 9:00 am. Early morning worslop service tn the IlbnoW Street hrgliting Organist, Mrs Gnu a Atwood. The adult otiisr will »mg under Um diranUoa erf Jamas PaU

terson. 10 oO ain Youth Fellowship at Masonic Temple. IV oo a in. Sunday School in both lurch buildings Fred Bullinge mil Thomas Frame, sujierintc ents 11 0 a.m. Second morning worsh p .ervice in the .Michigan St. bnl ng. Organist Mra. Ruth McK .->n. The diancel choir will sing under Uie direction of Mrs. David Lawrence. 7:00 pm UYF at Illinois St. building. Judge John Gonas wiU show a film and .‘peak to both the youth and adults. t MONDAY — 9:00 am. Goodwill truck will puck up Goodwill bags at both churches. , TUESDAY—- — a.m BiD]** Study at the Michigan Street building WEDNESDAY — 6 30 p.m. Junior Choir practice at Illinois Street building. 1:00 pm. Adult choir practice. At both buildings. 8:00 pm WSCS General meetings. Thursday - 9:30 tn 10:30 a m. Study Course by WSCS Feb. 6 International youth rally at First Pre byterian Church in South Bend from 2:30 to 4:30 । Then* will be a 25c fee. Rev. I>»1 Roy Hodap will be the s-peaker. Pilgrim HolltKWs iliurrh Rev. William B&Ub. pastor Jerne Wister. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 am. Morning Worship 10:15 a m. r'outh Services 6:45 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m Prayer meeting and Bibis study Wednesday, T OO p.m. Everyone welcome tn these services Flret Ba»Ost Clnu> ■Clark and Maine St oets Walkerton, Indiana Benny Miller, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 am. Morning Worship 10:36 a m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Mid-week Bible Study, Wed neaday, 7:00 p.m. “H ns can a person heap coals of fine upon another' a head?" “Is it possible to live peaceably with all n an?” The e and other quesUons will be answered in pastor Miller’s ir.euaagw aa he continues to from the book of Romans. Chapter twelve gives >ome very gixid rules for succeeaful Christian living. Nortii UtMrty (Xrarcfti es Bretkres A. ?. Wenger. Pastor 2hM« m Prayer Hour 9 25 a. at Mornmg Worship 9:30 a m Churcii School 10:50 am. CBTF 6:90 pja. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Everyone anted to aft tksm > seevtoea Vkrat Mreiiirea OBareh noa Ritctda. Pastor Bmest Kreider. Supt Ruth Clark J., church dirretm Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Junior Church wilt worship with adults. Clmrch Schoo! 10:30 a m. 6:30 Youth meetings and Adult Bible Study 7:30 Bvenrng worship Mil-week Bible Study, Wedne^fey, 7:30 p.m. Mis-konary of the month is Bill Cortis. Find Bapttet (Yuirch North Liberty The brand new church meeting in the Community Building. 201 N M tin. Waiter J Claey.t Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning 'Wordnp 10:30 a.m. Training Hour 6 30. Evening Service 7:30 p m I*rayer Meeting 7:30 Wednesdays in Use home. First ChrtaUan t>«rete i»ortn IJbertv. Tnd. S Robert Johnston, Minister I Bible School 9 :30 am. Richard Wants, Supt Morning Worship 10:30 am. Topic: Pejbcr. I*erfect I’eaot Youth meetings, 600 p m — । Mr and Mra. Dan Kaser sponsors MvanMig Servlea 7 p«.

Special illustrated message by Mr and Mra. Ernest Wilkin on on "Miswionary work of the church m Japan with particular r feren<y to lite work of the Paul Pratt family in Japan. Wednesday, 6:30 p in. S nior Choir. 7:30 pm Bible Study. Christian Y<>uth Meeting. Wednesday, 6:30 pm. Senior Choir practice. Thursday. 3:30 pm. Junior Choir. A cordial invitation is extended to you to attend all the above announced services. The Find Prtisoytenan CAurcte Rev. uavtd D. Owen, Pastor Elder Helen IjaFeher, Supt, Yuu are welcome to <>ur worship service, Thursday, 7:ov pm Mid-week Worship Service. Sunday Scnooi 9:30 a m. Morning Worship 19:35. Ushers: Sain Jack. Buthyl Reed, Clifford Allen and Floyd Dipert. Wednesday — Youth choir after school. Choir practice 6:45 pan. Founder's Week conference January 31 to Februiwy 6.h. Be Mire to tune in W3IBI AM 1110 all regular Lay and evening sessions. If you do not -eceivs the church newsletter, ‘ The Lamplighter" or the “Todays” dcvo» tmnal booklet or church mailing, please contact Rev Owen or Mra Martha Keeling. You an* invited to attend any or all of tlie aboso sen - ices. Surday, Jan. 30. Couple’s Club ice skating and sledding at 3 pm at Stuntz pond. Return tn Iftw church at 5 o’clock for hot eoup and fellowship. If weather does not permit, meet at Stahl/s at five for evening meaL Our High School youth will lead us in worship thia Sunday. wscs TO MEFTT FEB 2 The Women’s Society of Chriatian Service <»f the United Methodist Church will meet Wednesday, 2. a’ 8 pm Reception of ne,v members will be held. Mi Omar Fry will give th®

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devotions and Mrs. Robert Lidy will present the les.on. Mrs. James Nusbaum will be chairman of n- .eshments. New Schedule For United Methodist Church A new schedule of Sunday morning services have been .set up for the now United Methodist Church beginning this Sunday, January 30th. The fir. t worship service will be conducted at 9 o’clock in the Illinois Street budding. At 10 o’clock the Sunday School will meet in both buildings. All classes and teachers will n-main in the .same place and location as before. The second morning wor hip service will bo held at 11 o'clock In the Michigan Stn«t building. If you have no churcn home, we cordially invite you to share with us in these Sunday morning services. Women’s Council To Hold 17th Annual Institu e The Won-rn’s Council for Huinaji Relationi will hold it« 17th annual institute Tuesday, Feb. 8, from 9:30 am*, to 3 p.m. at the Sinai Synagogue, 1102 E. LaSalle Ave., (comer of Eddy Street) South Bend. All churches, protewtant. catholic and Jewish, participate each year for this annual spring institute. Each year a steering conurittee from the three religwnj take turns hosting the cveat Mn. John J. Power®, general chairman of the Council, is being as ijsted by the following committee heads: Mrs. Arthur Overaa, prognurj chairman; Mrs Margaret Alexander, Mrs. Robert Clark. Mra. Sherman Egan, Mra Albert Freedman, Mra John Houck, Mrs. Mary Krueger. Mra. Albert M. Rhuirr.an and Mrs O D. Wlaeler Arrangement® for the all day institute are being handled by M -s. Robert Berke, Mrs. Ra’ph ExamerL Mra. Paul Goldsmith, Mm Alden E Lenhard. Mra

Otto Schwier and Mrs. Win:ton Vex. Social action duties are bring handled by Mrs. Ralph Wiesjert and Mra. Heiuy Paskin. In । harge of arrangements are Mrs. Adam Arno <1 Jr.. Mrs. D. R Cap, Mrs. Wihnuij Saltzman an<, Mrs. John Wolf Local.y, Airs. Harry Malataff is in cluu ge of reservation ■ which include SI.OO for registration and $1 for the dinner. Ajiyone wishing to attend the morning meeting may do so by paying $1.60 at the door. The keynote address on the theme, “Citizens of Good Will and Civic Re ponsibility' will be given by Dr. James Armstrong, pastor of the Broadway Methodist Church, Indianapolis. He wil serve as moderator on the afternoon di cusston panel. Following the address, there will be workshops dealing with specific aspects of the general theme. After lunch, Richard Bodine, Speaker of the Indiana Hou, c of Representatives, and Kenneth Fedder U. S. District Attorney for thf Northern Division of Indiana will also serve as participant- ir the panel discussion of p*rtinent topics tuch as the Fifth Amendment, recent legislation, etc. Words Os Wisdom Life is made up not of great aacnficea or duties, but of little thing „ in which smiles and kindnesses and small obligations, given habitually, are what win and preserve the heart and secure comfort. The interest of mankind is peculiarly attracted by example? of single guodneea in high place®; for that testimony to the worth of goodnes® is the most i-triklng which is borne by those to Whom all the means and pleasures and f»elf-indulgence lie open. The courage to try to do a thing before you know h<*w, the patience to keep on trying after you have found out that you did not know how. and the perseverance to renew the trial as many times as necessary until you do know how, are the three conditions of the acquisition of physical skill menial power, moral virtue or personal excellence.

The patihway of life becomes easier for us if we are blessed with the qualities of faith and trust in God. For an example, we need only to look to the life of Christ U|xmi earth. Christ endured temptation, stiffen'’^, even death because it was God’s will that mankind should b« given the opportunity to earn salvation. There is no letter example of a life of dedication anti service. Because Christ did “taste death for every man” the pathway to salvation 13 clearly marked. It is much easier for us to place our trust in God, with the realization that God will not demand of us w greatly. Raad yaur BIBLE daily and GO TO CHURCN SUNDAY