The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 June 1990 — Page 15

Church

Steffen, Hyndman honored for 25 years of service

(By JENNIFER WOODWARD Staff Writer Pastor Harlan Steffen and Rev. David Hyndman were honored Friday night, June 22, at the South Shore Pavilion for their 25 years of service to the community. Various members of the community honored the two men with a “roast.” Steffen is the pastor of the Wawasee Lakeside Chapel. He has been a driving force behind the Boat-in Worship held on Lake Wawasee for the past 21 years. He is involved with the Community Food Pantry, an organization that provides various services to those in need. Steffen has been a member of the Ministerial Association for 25 years and is currently serving as treasurer. Hyndman, was the first fulltime priest of All Saints Episcopal Church. He is the president of the board of directors for the Lakeland Community

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BUILDING NEW CHURCH — Builders lay brick on the exterior of the new North Webster United Methodist Church located on Epworth Forest Road across from the amusement park. Church officials expect

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TROOPS DONATE HOLSTERS — North Webster Girl Scout Troops 235, 188 and 60, recently donated flag holsters to the Service Unit. The Service Unit will use the holsters in parades and other special events. Representing the troops from left are Tracie Williams from Troop 235, and Lindsey Klinger of Troop 188. In the middle are Lisa Klinger

Reducing paralysis

Researchers from the National Institutes of Health reported that large doses of a steroid hormone, methylprednisolone, can reduce paralysis and other injuries among persons with serious

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Daycare Center, member of the Syracuse Public Library Board, Kosciusko County Mental Health Board, and a member of the Syracuse Wawasee Rotary Club. Within the Episcopalian Church, Hyndman has served as Diocesan youth advisor; trustee of the Diocesan Foundation; Deputy Ecumenical Officer; director of Bishop White and Bishop Gray camps and Bishop Mallett Conference. The event was sponsored by the Syracuse-Wawasee Ministerial Association. Approximately 200 attended the dinner and program. The program began with an invocation provided by Rev. Ray Shanklin, pastor of the Freedom Chapel and the program’s committee chairman. Roger Kryder, a member of Wawasee Lakeside Chapel, served as master of ceremonies. Steffen was the first to be “roasted” by two members of his

spinal cord injuries. In research at 10 medical centers nationwide, patients receiving methylprednisolone showed a 60 percent improvement in motor skills. — Hook's Health Tip Bulletin

Si O i OkAl STEFFEN/HYNDMAN ROAST — Pastor Harlan Steffen of Lakeside Wawasee Chapel and Rev. David Hyndman of All Saints Episcopal Church were honored Friday night, June 22, at the South Shore Pavilion. The two men were honored with a “roast” commemorating their 25 years of service to the community. Pictured are Karen Gray, Evelyn Steffen, Harlan Steffen, Rev. David Hyndman, Barb Todd, Helen Shanklin, Rev. Richard Bunnell, and Rev. Ray Shanklin. Approximately 200 people were in attendance. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward)

congregation, Tom Tuttle and Mike Umbaugh. Hyndman was “roasted by Bishop Francis Gray, and All Saints Episcopal member Jerry Riffle. An ap-

to move into the new structure in the beginning of September. (Photo by Julie Moore)

and Jenni Biesemeyer, both of Troop 60. Standing in back from left are Kathy Williams, Troop 235 leader, and Mary Klinger, Troop 60 leader. Accepting the holsters from Billie Schuman, far right, president of the'Women’s Auxiliary, is Dorothy Biesemeyer, Service Unit chairwoman. (Photo by Stacey Lesch)

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pearance was made by Laverne Lavern. Rev. Richard Bunnell, pastor of the St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church and president

of the Syracuse-Wawasee Ministerial Association, presented the two men with plaques honoring their 25 years of service to the community. ;; seeds !; FROM \ / Bv THE MICHAEL A. GUIDO Cm/TP Metter, Georgia OWV li\ Last evening a Christian girt asked me about going out with some rough fellows. “They’re not good for you,” I counseled. “But," she protested, “you must think I’m weak." “No," I answered, "you’re not." I was about to grill some hamburgers, and I said, “Here, take this piece of charcoal. It won’t bum you." She hesitated, but took it; and her hand became black. "While it didn't bum you," I said, “it did blacken you. So it is with evil companions." No company is preferable to bad, because you're more apt to catch the vices of others than the virtues, as disease is more contagious than health. Like the song says, "Shun evil companions.”

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Rebekah Circle asked to donate or volunteer

Avis Miller, vice chairman, presided during the June 13 meeting of North Webster United Methodist Church Rebekah Circle held in the home of Helen McKinney. Mrs. Miller also gave the opening prayer. Vera Hoover gave the lesson, “Homeless Children.” She stressed that children cannot help themselves, and urged the group to support agencies attempting to assist such children. Members were asked to donate food or volunteer to work at the church-sponsored Mermaid Festival chicken and noodle dinner on June 30. Mrs. Miller and Phyllis Shearer volunteered to help at the Hartel sale on July 7. It was announced that North Webster United Methodist Church Homecoming is schedulWMW to hold fund-raiser The United Methodist Women of North Webster will have their annual chicken-noodle dinner, also including pies and salads, during the Mermaid Festival on June 30. The dinner will be held in the church basement from 11 a.m. until sold out. Women's Fellowship has picnic luncheon North Webster Church of the Brethren Women’s Fellowship met June 12 at the home of Annette Mock. A picnic luncheon was served at noon. There were 25 members and guests present. Eva Lock presided during the business session. Doris Dorsey read minutes of the last meeting and gave the treasurer’s report. Mrs. Mock gave devotions. She presented a reading entitled “The Bright Side of Life,” and closed with prayer. It was announced that a yard sale is planned for Aug. 25. It will be held on the lawn at the old church building located south of the stoplight in North Webster. Women’s Church Camp is scheduled for Sept. 12-13 at Camp Mack.

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ed for July 8. A carry-in dinner will be served following the morning worship service. During the afternoon, there will be a tour of the new church building now under construction on Epworth Forest Road. Members were reminded of the United Methodist General

'Liberty' set for June 29 and July 1

“Liberty,” a patriotic musical celebration thanking God for our national freedom, will be performed by a combined community choir, Friday, June 29, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 1, at 6 p.m.

“So speak ye, and VaS. so do, as they that W shall be judged by WjSk the taw of liberty” -James 2:12

Meeting to be held at 6 p.m., July 10, at the church. Theme for the event will be “Christmas in July.” A salad extravaganza will be served The meeting closed with a litany on homeless children that was used in May during the UMW National Assembly in Kansas City, Mo.

at the North Webster Church of God. The public is invited to attend. The church is located at the corner of Main and John streets in North Webster.

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