The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 July 1977 — Page 13

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“I’ve Been to Calvary” was the beautiful song sung by Mr. and Mrs. Don Harney during the morning worship hour. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pollen. Jay Vanderkolk delivered the Gideon Message. After the singspiration on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kilmer, who have attended New Tribes Mission School at Waukesha, Wis., the past year, told of their experiences at school and their future plans. Pastor and Mrs. Miller have been on a week’s vacation. Miss Donna Moser spent the past week in Beaverfalls. N. Y. Dale Moser and son, Brian, of Beaverfalls, accompanied her home and were Sunday over-night guests. Miss Georgina Morehouse spent HEADS WINQNA LAKE SPEAKER LIST — Dr. Stephen F. Oiford. president and minister-at-large of Encounter Ministries. Inc., will be the featured speaker at the Far East Broadcasting Company’s sixth annual Winona Lake Conference at Winona Lake, July 23-2*. Dr. Oiford will share the speaker’s rostrum with FEBC president Robert H. Bowman and Peter Deyneka, founder of the Slavic Gospel Association. Special music will be provided throughout the week by professional marimba player Jack Conner. Dr. Oiford was pastor of the historic Calvary Baptist Church in New York City for 14 years. During this time bis voice was heard over the radio around the world on “The Calvary Church Hour.” and in strategic cities across North America on his television program. “Encounter.” In 1*73 he relinquished the pastorate for a wider ministry in mass communication, leadership training, Christian Life Conventions and evangelistic crusades. Encounter Ministries is a Christian organisation committed to reaching the world and preaching the Word of God.

WAWASIB LAKtFioe chapol mouth wsasTaß Harlan Stuftun. Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNIT6OMBTHOOIST . ! —>l Stew Bornman, S. S. Supt. CMrle* E Myer*. Pa»tor (County RoaP* U*H an* JTSBI I J worthip Service 10 Tom HoHert. S. S. Supt Cher let Taylor, Pallor ! I' Sunday School 11 Sunday School »:X Gordon Tuttle, Supt iff W worthip 10:30 Sunday School »:30 ?'ifiTr iu TURKRYCRRRKCHURCH WeOnaaday Service* ' Worship 10:X OFTHBaRBTHRBM f > 1 i Clarence B. Fike, Path* first BRBTHRON CHURCH ‘ Church School * 00 MILFORD < p2lri SW.I < lit worship 10 00 Rev. Richard Boyd. Pastor (CamarH*ri»«*^* rt «»•’ I ■■ ' ***** **athew». Supt. Terry Fleetwood. Pastor ■*HASTIMOS Church School *:X Sunday School 10 £1 i UNITROMRTHOOIST CHURCH Mominp worship 10 X Praise and Worship. Sunday 7 X - David Widmoyer, Pastor Morning Prayer Service Tuesday » X ou,h . Servic^ T '^? <> **. « i W Kendall Biller. Supt B«He Study, Thursday 7.30 Sunday School » X CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ! Worship 10:X (Armstrong Read) *•*"■“* • Prayer Meeting Thursday *:X OSWBGO UHITBOMBTHOOIST CHURCH 1 Young Adults Wednesday *:X Gary T. Meador*. Faster - Sunday School 9.30 Rev Philip rrvw, pmtot /. \ APOSTOLIC CHRISTI AN Morning Worship 10X ? lurctl!l s*— ‘ // ' SJ MILFORD Sunday Evening Worship 7 0 /Jm'T : *iSJij=r Thao Beer Henry Boer. Jesse Thursday Rroyer Meeting 7 p.m. JXF.’OT p.m. //</ ' \ Beer; Elmer Harttor and Walter UMYF 7 p.m. /■/: ; \ Stetten. Minister* BBTHBL CHURCH OF mbiomt* X Morning Worship 10 THB BRBTHRBM ****»“ HIGHTS ‘ Sun< “ Y Schoo ‘ ” MILFORD HtaO SeiLei) 4. /Wl z * 4C Afternoon Worship 11: X Ammon Mart. ReutSTLfult S. S. Sept. • CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School * ‘ MILFORD Worship 16 io » 7 ■MfSfißuk’ "■ SB ‘.’lk* —n enn-LWiftf* AAlfGktWr wonriip tV.XI MOQ t WW I ■ IB t R»ck Brouillette. Associate Minister BBTHANY CHURCH OF kSI Wayne Bucher, supt THB BRBTHRBN s x T| Cto I BB Biole School *X (U.S.*) AWANA CkXs Thur* *.X worship 14:X and 7 p.m. Doug Archer. Pastor milfordchaPbl HF I weoiesday Bible Study 7 Eugene Lange. S S Supt **'L-FORO CHAPBL Morning Worship »:X ‘***T**"’ CONCORD UNITBD Sunday School I0:X BenSJ'"*- G*' TRINITY LUTH BRAN CHURCH ALL SAINTS'CH APBL MBTHOOIST CHURCH fSL. )0 jsfiss.. 1 swssi.".. Sunday School 10 U , Vicar Rev David L Hyndman Roberta LaußhiWL S. S. Supt Morman Lincoln. Pastor CALVARY UNITED mFßUwrai NoiYßucMrw. OUR LADY OP BUADALUPB CLUMBTTB UMITRD Sunday Evening Worship 7 p.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH MRTHOOIST CHURCH CHURCH OF OOP Midweek Prayer Meeting 7 p.m r *J, (««aMMam*twet»> Carl R Low. Poster NORTH WSBSTBR Thur* mwc MILFORD Worship Service ♦ a m Bill evens. Pastor Chwch School *:X English masc ♦ e.m. Sunday School X:IS ajn. Worship *:X SAINT PATRICK'S Naming Worship 0:X md 10: X Spanish mas* W-.X a.m. Sunday School 10:X CATHOLIC CHURCH Jr A Sr YF 130 Sunday ConSeseion before moose* BURR OAK Evening Service 7 LIOONIRR UHITBDMBTNOOIST CHURCH Father Fran. ronewlttor SAINT MARTIN OB PORRBS BRACB BIBLB CHURCH Lawrence Byrne*. PaMor ’!sX«‘‘fi*eTMMN ******* Sat. •p m. and Sun W X SA catholic CHURCH SYRACUSB Sunday School O X <>» TNI BRBTHRBN a m SYRACUSB Or. Darid R Homey. Pastor worship X X (SOONASOOB) Father Kenneth Sarraiine F ** Wr LAK*LAND COMMUNITY CALVARY LUTHRRAN CHURCH Sunday mm, 7:15. ♦ end 10:45 O.m. " CROMWBLL Saturdey 5 and 0:11 P m MNOrnWW| (Cast PapeboecMe Lake Drive) UNITRO MUTNOOtST CHURCH Sunaey School *3OIOJB PRRSBYTRmAN CHURCH Sundoy Public Locturo OX LRBSBURP Morning Worship W3O-IVX TWadßy.MMelry School 7 MorMngjyoriWp •-X umTBOMUTNOOtSTCNURCH rVJSS) UN.T.OM.THOO.STCHU.CH ~ sJ2"^5 Peasor Elmer Miner MILFORD A- C. underwood. AsMsMnt SMYicTn EkunJ. wetwns. S. S. Supt. Sunday School * X Ewrart Owyy. ” Sunday School 11 sJSw ihooi W Morning Worship X X Mrs. Robert Brown. Supt. Church School *:X servico 7:45 Wor v,io 7 Sunday Evening Service 7 Church School * X Junior Senior UMY *4 Evening Worship Bible Study WMfweday 7 BARBCI COMMUNITY CM CMU " CM GRACaLUTHRRANCHURCH CHURCH SYRACUSB SYRACUSB SYRACUSB CHURCH OP THB BRBTHRBN (KMe Drive. UNI* Barbee La**) TT Supt (MB. Maio St.) NORTH WEBSTER Bryce Footer, Pastor *• • * *** ? 5 *** sSZTsSSJw x JEX?Matting. Wednesday 7 Sunday Evening Service 7.X Sunday Bibie Study 7 p.m.

the past week visiting her college roommate Miss Ann Wilstra at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. Mrs. Blanche Chambers and Miss Clara Driver of Grand Rapids. Mich., spent several days last week with Mrs. Ray Ferverda. Miss Driver remained for an extended visit Mrs. Don McManamon and daughters, of Indianapolis, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank entertained Sunday for the birthdays of their granddaughters, Kathy and Lori Giant Other guests were Sonia Giant; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Larimer and family of Nappanee; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs and daughter of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Bickel of Goshen arrived in the afternoon with a freezer of homemade ice cream and a birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Kilmer entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas and son of Goodlettesville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wikiman and family of Kenosha, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Wildman of Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wildman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wildman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wildman and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Wildman and sons, all of Warsaw; Mrs. Ray Ferverda, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kilmer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Summey and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Stookey and family, all <rf Leesburg; Mrs. Francis Wildman of Tuscon, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dewart and family of Milford; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snyder of Goshen. Rev. Howard Kreider has been a patient at the Goshen Hospital since Friday. Mr. Hubert Kidder of Leesburg was also admitted to Goshen Hospital on Sunday afternoon.

Morris Chapel Neighborhood News

By MRS. JIM OUTCELT Rev. J. T. Frost was guest minister Sunday at Morris Chapel Church in the absence of Rev. Charles E. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stickler and daughter Nancy of Anderson visited Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Taylor last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Outcelt were hosts to the Kosciusko County Chapter of the Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association Saturday evening. Co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Garl Mort of Pierceton and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard. A pot-luck supper was enjoyed by many members and their families. Special guests for .the evening were the State Stewart and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson of Royal Center. Last Tuesday Mrs. Lloyd Hively traveled to Roann to visit

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On May 11, the First Baptist Church of Oswego changed its name to the Lakeland Community Church. Rev. Robert Chidister, pastor, said the reason for the change is to promote the relationship with Christ, as opposed to Baptism. “We have done an extensive survey and found that many, many people are really turned off by denominationalism. We want to promote a Christian outreach in the community,” he explained. At the present time, Rev. Chidister is doing a pilot program, which will determine the needs of the community. Deacons and other members of the congregation will undertake a more extensive survey later, which is hoped to be completed before next year. “It’s coming along pretty good,” Rev. Chidister commented. From the preliminary work, he has found people who move into the community are not concerned with the denomination. “New people moving to a community are looking to a church to meet their needs.” After the house-to-house survey is completed, the

with her aunt, Mrs. Ida Miller. Travis and Troy Reiff, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reiff of North Webster, were all day guests last Thursday of Bart Brower. • Rev. and Mrs. John Paul Jones of Tipton were guests of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jones and Erin on Thursday evening and Friday. Mrs. Joan Moschell of Bourbon, Mrs. Rita Warren and daughters Tricia Jo and Autumn Leigh, Mrs. Rachel Peltz and daughter Alexandria of Argos were Monday morning guests ot Dla Outcelt. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hively were hosts to the Indiana Rambouillet Sheep Association picnic last Sunday. Dr. Jim Outhouse and Dr. and Mrs. Henry Mayo of Purdue University, Lafayette, were special guests.

results will be used to establish the church programs and missions. “We hope to be able to present to our congregation and the community a church that has a sympathetic heart and away to solve their problems,” Rev. Chidister stated. “It is more important for you to have a proper relationship with Christ than be a Baptist,” outlined the pastor. He added the church will remain an American Baptist church in spirit, but not in name. Rev. Chidister says with the name change, the church hopes to reach more people in the lakeland communities. These communities include Syracuse, North Webster and Warsaw. Next year the church will celebrate the 140th anniversary, having been built in 1838.

Overnite guests of the Larry Bumworth family last Tuesday night were little Miss Jennie Johnson of Columbia City, and Jackie Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Middleton and son Danny were in Riley Center, Mich., on Saturday to attend the Bowen family reunion. Ralph Reiff traveled to Angola on Thursday to attend a Northern Indiana District Farm Bureau meeting where he and Sue Sozier were honored for their mtmy years and accomplishments in local work. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price <rf Etna Green and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Outcelt enjoyed a birthday supper last Saturday night in honor of Mr. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hively attended the Yarian family reunion at North Manchester on Sunday, July 17.

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