The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 May 1977 — Page 13

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How will we be remembered? By REV. RICHARD BOYD ' First Brethren Church, Milford Scripture Lesson: Hebrews 11:17-12:2 Memorial Day is a Civil Holiday and has no connection with the history of the church, except Christians have participated. This, of course, does not mean the church should not take part or support its functions. The history of Memorial Day has a mixed beginning. One source says that Gen. John A. Logan, Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, named May 30, for decorating the graves of the last union volunteers. Another source suggests that Decoration Day began in the South in 1866, on April 25 or 26, at Friendship Cemetery In Columbus, Miss. Another source says that it all began in Linwood Cemetary, Columbus, Ga. Wherever the beginning, we now have a nationally recognized Day to honor not only the war dead, but even the graves of those not in military service. As we think about the heritage we enjoy in the United States, we cannot ignore the part the Christians have played in making our Nation what it is today. Many of our greatest leaders have claimed a deep Faith In Jesus Christ and a reliance on God's Word as the guide for their life. Two Presidents that were about their faith were Abraham ; Lincoln and the incumbant Jimmy Carter. ’ j The writer of The Book of Hebrews Is calling to remembrance the great heritage, or “the great cloud of witnesses," in the minds of the readers. How important it was that they remembered what great sacrifice hacFbeen made that they might draw courage from them to rise to the occasion of the time. It is just as important today that we draw the courage and sacrifice of our forefathers to strengthen us to meet the demands of the times. Many have given their life that we might enjoy freedom. Surely we can do our part to maintain that freedom. In II Timothy 1 Paul writes that he calls to mind the faith of Timothy, his mother Eunice and his grandmother Lois. As we think of our ancestors we remember those qualities which were good or made them great. We try to forget the bad or ugly things. What will our generation be remembered for? Will we be a nation that turned to God or one that turned away? Let us take for our example the hundreds of years and thousands of Christians who have sought to serve God. Let it never be said that the Christians of this age turned away from God.

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TRINITY LVTHiRAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD UIOONIRR Cmxch Sarv ea « 'J .Sanaa, Senses >0 >S wavna h Wanttai OUR CADY 07 GUADALURR . CATHOLIC CHURCH t«tn and Maia Stream MILFORD EneirW mass Tam Soanisri ma» 10 » a m Con«a*»;oe ba»or» -IBM GRACC BIBLE CHURCH SYRACUSE Dr David R Haittav. ’aster Roden F GraH ‘bo ’a>nx School * as Morning Worth i© It Evening Server 1 We«ie*dar Evening Sarr.ce 7 jEhOvah S WITNESS KINGDOM HALL I East Raeaaeectue Lake Dr.re) Staler Lecture » X Study 10 X Tuesday Study o« ’reoMcy 1 x Thursday Ministry School 1 SALEM COMMUNITY CHURCH I v, Mite Southeast O< W.imef> Pastor Elmer Maier Sunday School ♦ x Morn.ng Worship 10 X Sunday Evening Service 7 Prayer B<Me Study Wednesday 1 GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH SYRACUSE Mt E Maia St Steven Archer Pastor Worsh.© • X Sunday School 10 X

ALL SAINTS CHAPEL (Episcopal) LAKS WAWASEE Vicar >Re» De,-a L Hyndman Hoi, Euc her .st * CLUNETTE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Carl R uott. Pastor worship Serv.ce * a m Sunday Schoo* 10 ’5 a m BURR OAK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH vawrence Brrnes. Pastor Sun da, School * X Worship 10 X FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OSWRGO Rev Robert l Ctno.ster Pastor Sunday School ♦ X . worsh - Service 10 X Bap'.st .-eoowsh.p Hour J X UNITED METHODIST CHU&H LEESBURG Ken Fa»t. Pastor Mrs Chris Kammerer Sup' Morning Worship ♦ X Church School >0 X ’ UNITED MRTHOOIST CHURCH MILFORD Everett Owens Pastor Mrs Robert Brown; Supt Church School ♦ X Worship 10 X UMYF Suroay • X CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN NORTH WEBSTER Paui p Shr.oer Pasler Morning Worsh.p * X Sunday School to X

ip MEDAL RECIPIENT — Second Lt. Harry J. Michael, who died in 1945 during the Second World War, was the recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor. The Milford native also had a ship named in his honor. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Plotner Michael. j,: U’ Il ■Bp F. n | r sOm i * i . A? - ■ I ■-£' ■ .L. HONORS VETS — This plaque at the Milford Library honors war veterans of the community. I. .. . .I I' '

WAWASEE LAKESIDE CHAPEL Harlan Steffen ’astor Steve Bornman. S S Sup' Worship Service '0 Sunday School tl TURKEY CREEK CHURCH OFTHE BRETHREN Clarence B Fike. Pat’or Church Schodi a’ ’ X Worthip at 10 X HASTINGS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH David wipmoyer. Pastor Kendal 1 Biber Sup' Sunday School ’ X Worship 10 X Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 X Young Adults Wednesday 1 X APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN MILFORD Theo Beer Henry Beer -Jesse Beer Elmer Hartter and Walter Steffen Minsters Moen.ng worsh.p .’0 Sunday School 10 Afternoon Worth.p tl X CHRISTIAN CHURCH MILFORD Robert Greenwood Minister Rick Broumette Assoc-e’e Minister Wayne Bucher. Sup' B.Die Schoo' ♦ X Worship 10 X an- * p m weanesaa, B o>e S'vd, ’ CONCORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I County Reads NO and Rooks teen Everett Owens Pastor Roaer'a wougt - 5 S suo' Sender Scngo; 10 ’5 Worship Sery.ee ’ ’J CHURCH OF GOO NORTH WEBSTER Bill Evans Pas'or worsn.p » X Sunday School '0 X Evening Service t NEW SALEM CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN (SOCN A JOO E I Irvin Miller. Pastor Sender Scnoo * X Worship IOX» Evening Worship 7 BRETHREN CHURCH LEESBURG Ralph Burns Pas’or Sunday School * X >0 X Morning Worship ’0 X H JO evening WWRMp » 1 Prayer Service. Thors 7 t UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTH WEBSTER Paurt S»»ei« Pas’or A C underwood Ass»s’ant worship I X ana 19 kJ Church Schoo- * X Jumor Senior umv * t BARBEE COMMUNITY CHURCH (Kuhn Drive. Lime Barbee Lake) Bryce Foster Pas’or Sunday Scnoo> * » worship , Sen, ce 10 Prayer Meeting. Wednesday 7

NORTH WEBSTER CHRISTIAN CHURCH Charles E Myers. Pastor Tom Hoffert, S S Sup’ Sunday School » X Worship 10 X Wednesday Services 7 FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH MILFORD Rev Richard Boyd. Pas’or Mike Mathews. Supt Church School » X Morning Worshio 10 X Morning Prayer Service Tuesday ’ CALVARY BAPT ST CHURCH (Armstrong Road) OSWEGO Gary T Meadors, Pastor Sunday Scnoq-i 9 X Morning Worth-p 10 X Sunday Evening Worship 7 Thursday Prayer Meeting 7 p m BETHELCHURCHOF THE BRETHREN MILFORD Ammon Wenger interim Pastor Hert> Reuter. Adult S S Spt Sunday School » Worsh.p 10 BETHANY CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN (U S SI Doug Archer. Pas'or Eugene Lange S S Sup’ Mom.ng Worship « X Sunday Schoo. 10 X CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SYRACUSE Norman u.ncofn Pastor Sun da. School »;X Mom.ng Worship 10 X Sun da, E vemng Worship 7pm . M.d wee* Prarer Mae’.ng 7pm Thurs SAINT PATRICK S CATHOLIC CHURCH LIGONIER Father Frank Kronewmer Masses Sat S p m and Sun 10 X a m CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH CROMWELL (HI W Orange St ) - S’eve Archer pas’or Worsn.p Service ll a m Sunday School 10 a'm . -» PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I <47s Cavin St.) LIGONIER Sunday School ’ X Worth.© Service 10 < GOSHEN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Serv.ee H Sunday School II wean esc ay Service 7 <5 CHURCHOF GOD SYRACUSE Thomas Douglas. Pastor Joe Hdschman S S Su©’ Sunda, Scnoo* » X Morr ng Worsh.p 10 X Ssoday Evening Service 7 x

MORRIS CHAPEL UNIT ED METHODIST (County roads ! JON and J7JEI Charles Taylor, pastor Gordon Tuttle, Supt Sunday School I X Worship 10:X SYRACUSE UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Corner Harrison A Pearl Sts.) Terry Fleetwood, Pastor Sunday School 10 Praise and Worship. Sunday 7 X Youth Service Tuesday 7 Bible Stud)/, Thursday 7 X SAINT ANDREW S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SYRACUSE Rev Philip Frew. Pas’or Church School » IS Worship Hdur 10 X JIFs 2 C m UMYF 7 pm WAWASEE HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH (Across FronfHigh School) James Freierusen Pas’or Bryce Medlock, S S Sup’ Sun da, School » X Worship lihx and 7 ■M-.d w-ee« -Wed 7 Youth Study Wed 7 AWANA Clubs Thurs 4 X MILFORD CHAPEL (South Mam) Ben Shir*. Gen Sup' Jerome Zenr, S 5 Supt Sunday School 10 Worship Sery.ce 11 CALVARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (SR USouth) SYRACUSE Ross O C<X» Pastor Arien Boeec* S S Sup' Church School ♦ X Ahoming Worship • X ano'lo X Jr A Sr VP 6 X Sunday SAINT MARTIN DE PORRES CATHOLIC CHURCH SYRACUSE Father kiinne'h Sarratme Sunday Miass 7 is. « and 10 45 a.m Saturday 5 and 4 15pm Confess .on before Masses Holy Day'i 7am and 7 X p m SOLOMON SCREEK 3 UNITE OMETHOOIST CHURCH Rev Donald Sheime Pas’or Sunday School 10 X Worth-pit X ZION CHAPEL U B CHURCH (Corner Syra Web Rd and i«M N > Chester ijteed. Pastor Eidon J : Watkins. S S Supt |, Sunday !<hool ♦ X Worship TO X Evening Worship ? CHURCHOF THE BRETHREN SYRACUSE George Phillips. Pastor Staniß, Barßhßrt. S S Sup’ Sunday School » X Morning: Worship 10 X Sunday S-b e Study 7p m.

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