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The Sentinel. Cottage Grose. Oregon Slides of Iona Community to Be Shown by Pastor Thur*.. Feb. SI. 1957 Church News The Rev D H-igh Pennton will The Rev Harry H Young pas show si.de» he took at lor.a .ait summer after the monthly church tor of Zion Lutheran church. Nam dmner on Wednesday. February pa Idaho w-41 serve as guest pas tor during Lutheran Evangeusm Week February 24-28 at Tr.r.ity Iona is a small island off the Lutheran church. 7th and Quincy Announcements of church activities during the coast of Scotland, and the com streets. Cottage Grove er .-uty there was founded by St coming week in the Cottage Grove area. Oregon is not new to Pastor Co -mbia in the 6th century It was one of the centers of leam- Young as he began his rainistn Roseburg in 1924 after grau- .ng at that time and its monks at duation from Concordia Senunarv traveled far over Scotland and A**efnhlv of God. <24 Main St. .n Spring? eld. ID Two yeais later nrM Churth of Christ SOrn- Birch Avenue Church of Christ igar W. White, pastor. Sunday England Today the community ne served as missionary-at-large ti*t. Services will be he!d at 242 nd J has been revived, and attracts second Street at 11 o'elock Sun- Protestant ministers from all over of Southern Oregon and Northern hour is at 11 a m. and organized congre woi and at 8 o’clock on Europe and even from the United California gations at Ashland. Medford and enin» Sunday school r 111' s Ambassador» 9 am io Pt' Grants Pass In 1931 he transfer Those who stay there help in red to Medford where he served restoring the until 1950 when he accepted a call dav old buildings and lead a very to the Nampa church simple life. Those who actually Pastor Young has three chil Bible become members >f the Iona study comm mity. no matter where they dren. two married daughters in Service be.ngs at 7 45 pm. The live, ded.cate all their earnings Roseburg and Medford and one Women - Missionary Council meets over and above what is necessary son w<ho is in his third year of Andrew'» Episcopal church. at 10:30 am. Thursday. The to ma.nta.n existence, to the work s’ .dy for the ministry a’ Concor- Ma. n and M We have a comfortable nursery of God Dr George McLeod, the d:a Sem.nary. St Louis, Mo. During his ministry. Rev Mr. r Eucha Bak for babies and small children. pr-'sent leader of the community School £ and the new Moderator of the Young has held several important Chun ( hur> h of < hrist, Sixth and General Assembly of the Church offices within the church at large, Eucha: rung Pray Gibbs. Seo •.and has revived great in- having served as secretary of the in the work of intercession, Oregon Pastoral Conference for and 4th Sunday 9 45 Bible School. Donald Vin well as 9-30 garten at 11 a cent. s .penntendent Morning and ectures on it to those who nine years as well as serving on ist Wednes- he island, as well as holding several district committees. For worship and communion service -di ally • ■ of intercession for per- ’he last six years he has served at 11 Topic "The Fulfillment of invated to attend and to send 1 their sons whose names are sent to as visitor of Circuit Seven. the Law " children to Church School. fnm Ro- Pastor Young has announced Tn. Golden T At 6 15 pm Crusaders for him from all over the world. Mr Peniston was there for a that the general theme of his ser cohfoimed Christ h.gh school group» with 12 21 "1 Sev- Trinity Lutheran Church, ye trans- Mr and Mrs. Bob Beach sponsor» week, and helped to hoe the graves ies of discussions will be "What enth and Quincy streets. The Intermediates under sponsorship of some of the 49 kings of Scot Christianity Has to Offer." Sun- ( durch at the Lutheran Hour of Mr and Mrs. Darrel Eastbum land who are buried there. The day morning. 11 am. service top Re. Robert Kunz, pastor. Phone «ble, and Ev emng ood. and at 7:30. Topic week after that Iona was visited ic will be "Pray for Missions." 1271. Parsonage at 429 South bv Queen Elizabeth Iona is a very Monday evening at 8 p.m h:s "The R< bea .’iful island, according to Mr topic will be ''Christianity Offers First Street. The reaaing room Is also main High Schoo! Fellowsh;p Bible Pen.ston. who says life is very the Only True God:" Tuesday eve Divine service at 11 am Sun tained at the same address Mon study will be Monday at 7 pm at ning. "Christianity Offers the day school and Bible class at 9.45 day and Friday afternoons from the home of Mr and Mrs. Bob simple there. Anyone not connected with the Only True Picture of Man". Wed a.xn. 2 to 4 o'clock. Beach, leaders. Intermediate boys church is welcome to attend The nesday evening. "Christianity Of Christian Science Healing will meet at the church with dinner will be the usual covered fers the Only Savior of Man"; Church of God. .Seventh and KORE Sunday 10:15 a.m. Geo: ge Gilson as sponsor. Inter- dish meal at 6:30 pm. with fam and Thursday evening. "Christian Adams: H D Barkman, pastor. mediate girls will have their meet ilies bringing a mam dish and a Parsonage, 1254 E Madison. Phone 1’irst Pre»byterian Church. ing at the church also with Mr» salad or dessert A baby sitter ity Offers the Only Way to Eter Happiness 514. Third and Adams. Phone 925 The Joyce Wheeler as their sponsor. will be provided for the pre-school nal Rev Robert Kunz, pastor of Sunday Church school each Sun Rev. D. Hugh Peniston. pastor. The lad.es will meet for their Trnity Lutheran church, has in day at 9:45 am. Rosella Strong, Mrs Forrest Woods, associate to Bible study at the church on Wed children. The program on Iona will be dicated that the Wednesday eve director of Christian education. the pastor. Mrs. H A. Hagen, or nesday at 10:30 a m. Sack lunch Morning worship at 11 a m. Youth ganist. Mrs. Wayne Chambers, as at noon. The afternoon is spent in gin at approximately 7:30 pm. in ning service would be devoted es Fellowship hall. pecially to a children's program. Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. Aubrey sistant organist. Robert Hemphill, He also said that the evening Strong. Youth leader. Recreation. choir director. The chapel is open sewing for the needy and calling services during the Evangelism Fellowship and worship for youth at all times for prayer and medi on shutins. Mission will be of informal nature Bible Study and prayer meet each Sunday evening Evening tation. entrance on Third street. with a question and answer per ing are set for Wednesday at 7 at 7:45 _ . p.m. each worship service _ Sunday. Early worship service p.m. followed at 8 o'clock by choir iod during the services. Sunday Mid-week service each at 9:45 a.m. in the sanctuary. Prior to each of the evening practice F Sherwood Smith min Wednesday at 7:45 p m. Church school for all ages from ister, phone 893. Res. phone 1418 services, teams of lay visitors will The Church of God, with other nursery through high school, visit homes in the communit / to churches of the Willamette valley, young adult and Mizjiah. Mrs. Ar will beventh-dav Adventist church. brings the Christian Brotherhood chie Walker, superintendent Mrs F P Manley, missionary’ invite people to attend. They who Hour radio program to this com Morning worsh.p at 11 a m. in the R2fi So th Tenth Street. Service« of the American Baptist Foreign contact only those persons are he'd on Saturday, Sabbsth Mission in Secunderabad. South In have some connection with the munity each Sunday at 9 a.m. over sanctuary. School starting at 9:30 a m. with radio station KL'GN. will speak at Cottage Grove Lutheran church and the un- Junior choir practice. Thursday morning worship at 11 a.m Elder dia. First Baptist church Sunday at churched. The lay visitors are: Messrs and Mmes Karl Drew Row River Valley Church, Do- at 7 p.m.; church choir prac Joseph Hansen, pastor, will be the 11 am. speaker. All are cordially invited. rena. Sunday school begins 9 45 , tice. 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Bev. and Mrs F P Manley arg Jack Kennedy. Bill Bauder. Bob Westminster Fellowship. Senior a.m. Morning worship, 11 o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday at the only American Baptist For- Bauder, and Mrs. James Hunger- with Les Milan, pastor. Young High group will meet at 6 pm 7:45 p.m. Listen to the Voice of eign Mission Society personnel in people's meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday. Junior High group Prophecy every Sunday at 9 30 «the city of Secunderabad in Hy- will meet at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. a m over station KL'GN. Tele- derabad State. It is an important 1‘i-iuioyer Church of Chrlat. Both these groups take a sack vision program every Sunday on educational center for the India New location Highway 99 North lunch and have a meal at the Channel 6 "Faith for Today.” government and the Manleys find at Pennoyer street. Bible study church before their meetings. a challenging field of opportunity for all age groups 10 a.m Morn The Methodist church. 334 among the students of these col- Church of Christ, formerly at Washington. ing worship 10:o0 am. Evenings _________________ Phone 108. ________ Rev. Fre- leges. The government also main- worship at 7 30 p.m Walt Hud Saginaw, now located at 945 So. mont Faul, minister. Residence tains a TB hospital here and 4th. Church services at 10:30 a.m. son. minister. Phone 1435. 1233 E Adams, phone 1089. through the initiative of the head ------------ and 7:30 pm. Sunday. Church School, 9:45 am. Boyd nurse, who is a Christian, the Free Methodbit < hurrh, Edward Allen, supt. Manleys were invited to hold Culp Creek Assembly of God. C. Bush, pastor 915 South Sixth 11 o o'clock, Morning worship. 11 ’clock weekly services and Bible classe» street. Phone 669L. The Church Phone 68488. W. A McBride, pas Coffee Quarter will be in Friend in this institution. This field has of the Light and Life Hour, heard tor. Mrs. luirry Chapman, Sunday ship hall following service. Sun a population of 901.700. There over KEX. School Supt. day evening. "Mission to America' are four Baptist churches, three Sunday School at 9 45 am. of which are self-supporting, and Sunday services, 9:45 am., Sun Hazel Witte is superintendent day School; 11 a.m., church wor study 7. other places of worship. Al- Thursday (tonight) choir re- four Morning worship at 11 a m Youth ship hour; 6 p.m.. Young People’s most 700 church members belong meets at 7 p m. and evening wor service; 7 p.m., evening church hearsal. Jr . 6 30. Sr . 7:45. Thurs- to these various groups. basketball. . _ Methodists vs. day’, -------------- _ ship at 7’30 pm. Secunderabad is only one of worship FFA. 7 Thursday. Adelphia circle, Mid-week service is Wednesday Wednesday — 7:30 pm., Bible 7:45, home of Mrs. Vernon Coop. two mission stations where the at 7:30 p.m. Manleys take responsibility for study and prayer. Chestnut Saturday, work the evangelistic work, the other meets at 315 party all dav with dinner at noon one being Hanumakonda. Both Walker Union Church. Sunday L i> s. school at 9.45 a.m. Morning Main St. Sunday school at 10 a m., Monday. 25th. through Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Manley h^e un sacrament meeting at 7 pm.. Re March 2, Rev. Faul is hospital usual gifts that lend themselves worship at 11 a.m. lief Society Tuesday at 1 p m Pri- chaplain Tuesday. Service circle, to fellowship group- In writing The Re-onfaJitzed C h u r <■ h of | mary on Wednesday at 10 a.m. 8 Wednesday afternoon, circles. of their work, March. 1952, Mrs. Je*u« Christ of Latt«‘r Day Saint* 1 Mutual Improvement Association, 1:30. Manley says: "We feel our task holds services in the Eagles Hall. meets Wednesday at 7:30 p m. V is to establish fellowship groups Church of Christ, London. Bible that will be so rooted in vital 711 Main St. above Cottage Grove | C. Hill, branch president, ph. 859 study 10 am. Classes for all age«. Auto Supply. | or 97. experience of God and so united' Preaching service at 10:5<> am. in fellowship that, come what Sunday school, 10 a.m Preach Blue Mountain Xwnihly of God Communmn 11:45 a.m. Evening may. they will be able to with ing, 11 a m. Z. A. Coop, pastor Church. Sunday school, 9 45 a m. worship 7;30 p m. Phone 361J. stand anil survive any social or Morning worship. 11 o'clock Speaker at 11 am will tie Sam political upheavals ” Eaith Coruo’vative Baptist Young People's service, 6 pm. Medí i His subject will lie Mrs. Manley first went to South j Evening evangelistic service, 7 "Do«” It Make Any Difference India in 1935. She was bom in Church, 1101 East Main St. Sunday Schod) 9:45 a.m. ' o’cicM’k. what a Person Believes'” Cambridge. Mass and is a mem Morning worship 11 a.m. Bible study Tuesday. 7 pm. "Pure religion and undefiled be ber of the Redlands Baptist Evening Service 7:30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 p.m. fore God and the Father is this, church. Redlands. Calif. She holds Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p m. the degree of BRE from Boston You are cordially invited to at to visit the fatherless and widows University, and an MA degree p.m. at 1004 S. 6th St. tend all th«-se services Rev. Don in their affliction, ana to keep . from Columbia University. New himself unspotted from the world." Bethel Zion Chapel ald L. Anderson, pastor. j York City. The Manleys have a James 1:27. Mee tinge: Sunday School 10 son. Francis Penley Jr., born in The Pentecostal Hol I ne*» a m ; services, 11 a m. , youth serv Saginaw Assembly of <¡<><1. Sun India in 1940. ice 6 45 pm ; evening services Chureh. Sth «nd Monroe sts. Sun 7:45 p.m . Prayer meeting Wed- , day School 9:45 am.; preaching day School at 9:45 a m Morning It does not require great learn 11 a tti Young people. nesday, 1 p.m ; Bible study, Fri- | at 11 a m ; Wednesday night serv worship at Christ's Ambassadors, ing to be a Christian and be con ice. 7 30 pm : Sunday night known as day. 7:30 pm vinced of the truth of the Bible. Location right side of road on young people's PHYS service, 6:30 service at 6 45 p.m Evangelistic It requires only an honest heart Thornton I Jine off Whiteaker Sunday night evangelistic services service at 7:45 pm. Tuesday Bi- and a willingness to obey God.— Ave Edward and Etho Hates pas- i 7 30 p m Pastor Roy Worthington, ble study 7 45 pm. Thursday Barnes. prayer meeting 7 45 pm. Call tors, phone Cottage Grove 1478. I phone 1263L. ¡«rland D. Hocker, pas 958R4 Baptist Missionary To South India Is LUTHERAN EVANGELISM MISSION Noted Guest Minister HARRY H. YOUNG “What Christianity Has to Offer” Serv/ces Nightly 8 P.M. February 25th through 28th Trinity Lutheran Church 7th and Quint y In Cooperati«® With All Lutheran ( hiin h. * in Oregon first Baptist Church. Fifth and Jefferson, phone 1014 Interim pastor, the Rev Manin Skidmore. 9:45 am Sunday Church school under leadership of Frank Divers Mrs Frank Manley, a mission ary to South India, will be guest -pi- iker it the Sunday morning church service. An American for Christ offering to help with mis- aionary work will be taken. The young people of the church will have a special meeting at Springfield Baptist church Sun day afternoon Junior and senior BYF meets at 6 0 pm Player meeting W.-d- ne«day night at 7:15 pm. Choir practice at 8:15 pm. < him h. ■Maaton Full S inday School 9 45 a m Sunday evening service 7 34) Tuesday at 7 Ul pm Young People’s meet ing. Saturday evening-evangelistic service at 7:30. Rev Ed Fowler, pastor. Everyone welcome A revival senes will start Sun- ’ day February 24. and continue < iih evening, except Monday, at < 30 p.m. I the Rev Ernest Ev angelist Shrefflcr Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Birch and H streets. Father Carl Mai, pastor, phone 1060 Masa at 8 and 11 a.m. Mass at Drain at 9:30 a m Jehov ah’« witnraa«*«, Kingdom hall. 16th and Harvey Road. Phone 525J Regular service« Bi ble study Wednesday at 8 pm. Theocratic ministry school and service meeting Friday at 8 pm. Public lecture Sunday at « pm. Now laving Can I <f Earth?” Voice of Prophecy Speaker to Appear In Eugene Series Nampa Pastor to Be Guest Speaker During Lutheran Evangelism Week Elder H M. S Richards ot the Voice of Prophecy radio program Fa;th Baptist church, 1101 East witi rommenmeetings in this Mam street, will have a mi»»ion- arv conference on Sunday, r eb- ruarv 24. for both the morning eve and evening services, and again night through Maren z in«' . Wedn« -day. February 27. for meetings will be at the Seventh- ening service 'Die missionary ■ ire Miss Helen VI alters day Adventist church. 1275 Polk Japan who w.ll speak Sunday at H . m : the Rev Carl Black- For 27 year s the Voice of Pro- ler of J speaking and show- pheev programs have been on the Iides - - 30 p.m. Sunday and air. Th<- programs are now coast Means of French Miss Melba — . to coast broadcasts winch West Africa, speaking and ’^pw- in over three networks of NBc. Wednesday at 7:10 Mutual and ABC Programs also ing films on are broadcast from many stations pm Faith Baptist church is coop- all over the world. with the Conservative Elder Richards recently return erating Eugene area in ed from a trip to Jerusalem and Baptists of the "round robin" in the Middle East. It is expected which 14 missionaries visit the that he will speak on conditions different churches. Other coop there The public is invited to hear era: n • churches are: First Bap- him speak. ti«t Church of Eugene and its four Baptist chapels. First Con- Evening Church .nn dive Baptist church of REV. HARRI H. VOI Mi Springfield ’he Firet Baptist Services Are Earlier chu’ chFs of Junction ( ity. Harns- burg Oakridge, Dexter, and the ford. Mrs. Harold Brandsness Bill called to time Attention Drew, Ed Strohmaier. Leonard changes in evening activities at Church of Triangle Lake. Mis« Walters has served her Thiede and Leonard Johnson. Blue Mountain Assembly of God An invitation to attend the by the pastor, the Rev. L. Don f rst term in Japan under the services is extended to anyone in ald Anderson The changes to C,.-is. rvative Baptist Foreign Mis- terested. earlier hours are expected to con - on Board md worked chiefly in mp< rt int v illage work there Rev. Mr Kunz will take part in tinue at least until school is out. She w is from Baker, Oreg., be a pane! discussion to be televised The young people's service now over Channel 13. Eugene, on Mon- is 6 pm and the Sunday evening fore receiving the call to go to 4 30 day. February 25. from 4 to church service at 7. Bible study Japan. Rev Mr. Blackler served as a p.m. is at 7 p.m. Tuesday and prayer chaplain in the armed forces dur- meeting Thursday at 7 pm. Woi i War II and while in EvangePstic Meetings Japan was called to return there Inquirer's Classes as a missionary. His missionary To Start at Blue Mt. service was under the Bapt.st Begin at St. Andrew's Mid-Missions. He has done evan Blue Mountain Assembly of God gelistic work there and has much wall start revival meetings Sun Inquirer’s classes will be held day even.ng. February 24. with at St. Andrew s Episcopal church to say concerning the spiritual - unong the Japanese and the Rev. Wayne Neal of Kansas beginning Sunday night at 7 The ,i . City. Mo. as the evangelist. Serv classes will be held in the parish the staggering need among the ices will be held every evening, house next door to the church. service men and women there. Miss Melba Means is an ap including Saturday. excepting They will cover the study of dif Monday. A prayer service starting ferent aspects of the church's doc pointee to French West Africa at 7 p.m. will run concurrently trine. faith, and worship These under the Conservative Baptists. with a story hour for the children. classes are open to tne public ano She is an Oregon girl and was A song service at 7:30 will be all are cordially invited to attend. education director at Calvary Bap tist church. The Dalles, and di- followed by the regular evange rector of girls work for the state listic Service. More than 300.000 men of mili of Oregon for the Conservative tary age the equivalent of 20 \—()( IATION PRO«.RAM , armv divisions were rejected by Baptists. The public is always welcome FOLLOWS 1957 THEME rhe U. S. Armed Services during at all the services of Faith Bap Women’s Association of the World War II recruitment because tist church. Earl Peterson is pas Presbyterian church will meet of heart diseases, the American tor of this mission church. Thursday ■ today » at 1:30 p.m. in Heart Assn, reports. Research to the church parlor. The program discover controls and cures for It is a truth that stands out will follow the 1957 Association these diseases is one of the activi with startling distinctness on the theme "Christ's Way Every Day." ties supported by the Heart Fund, pages of the New Testament, that now being carried on nationally God has no sons who are not Over 50 Navy ships have been through the association’s 57 affili servants. H. D. Ward. ates and hundreds of chapters. named for enlisted men. B¡& nly .senge- ^on "îHt PIPHINE Have you ever been caught with an empty heating fuel tank on a cold winter’s night’ If you have, you know how mighty uncom- tortaoie a chilly house van be. 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