The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 April 1987 — Page 16

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Church news I . . ? ■ ■-' - ■ I ■ I*' I .■• . . ' ■ N , T .. ,*> lEaßUsAfr • 3 wJI U iwogg T^jiF? y T ■WB»ty • ! '• *« A SPECIAL TIME FOR THE TWO KINDS — Groundbreaking for the new Calvary United Methodist Church educational wing Sunday morning had special meaning for Rev. Kennard Robinson, shown wielding the shovel, and for churc6\fc>under Rev. Kenneth Foulke. Rev. Robinson was pastor of the church when it was erected 25 years ago. Ruth Robinson looks on and Rev. Foulke and his wife Eleanor are shown on the right.

Olson to speak on Divine Love

Since 1915, when the congregation at First Church of Christ. Scientist, sponsored its first public lecture on Christian Science, lectures have been held in the Goshen community each year. On April 21, guest lecturer Kay R. Olson of Raleigh. N.C., will be speaking oh Divine Love. Answer to Crime." In the late 1800 s, Christian Science lectures were introduced at a time of great public interest in the new denomination which had been founded in Boston in 1879. Newspaper reports regarding adherents' practice of Christian healing were widespread. The lectures offered the public the opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of what Christian Science teaches and to learn something about its Christian Science neighbors' beliefs. The settings were public and the event was informational. rather than proselytic. Over the years, the lectures have retained the same basicpurpose -- providing the public an opportunity to learn something about a church with a long history on the local religious scene This year, the lecturers are focusing oh three growing areas of concern: violence, the breakdown of the family and health. The local congregation has scheduled Mrs. Olson’s lecture to begin at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. April 21. irr the church edifice, 111 North Fifth Street. Goshen. It will last one hour.

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LAFF to begin on April 23

V The spring sessions of Learning Adventures For Fun i LAFFi will begin at Calvary United Methodist Church in Syracuse on April 23 at 8:45 a.m. These informative and enjoyable classes for adults will meet every Thursday from April 23 through May 21. 8:30a.m. to noon.

Mrs. Olson, a member of the Christian Science Board of.:Lectureships, is active in the denomination’s ministry of Christian healing as a Christian Science practitioner. (A Christian Science practitioner gives his or her full time to the public practice of Christian Science healing through prayer.) Her lecture on ‘‘Divine Love: Answer to Crime" will include accounts of physical healing which have come about as the result of prayer and a spiritual understanding of God. The public is invited to attend the lecture. There is no charge and child care will be available.

Every session will have a variety of interesting subjects, including book reviews, garden club programs, people of the Bible. Kosciusko County history, crafts, Indian lore, camera class and youth programs. LAFF is sponsored b y t h e Syracuse/Wawasee Ministerial Association. Bible verse "Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do. ’' 1. Who made the aboveyTequested? 2. Upon what occasion? 3. Who were "they”? 4. Where may this verse be found? Answers To Bible Verse t-£:£Z»WI f qisap siq pasnsa peq oq.w sjapea] qsi.wap aq) o) XpejauaS )nq Xpeaijiaads iuih payianja oq.w ‘suaiptos ueuioy aqj, £ Xjba[B3 jo BqjoS[O9 uo ssojo aq) uo 3unq aq sy snsaf i