if3l'
nance
L Church
Af Methodist
r- - f the North-(children who desire to attend the
"Ghetto both
P dunned at Bend. ;raorning worship service.
ncuucauoj, o you., uiuc tviu
be a quarterly conference in the
church parlors, called by the minister.
jc5, ujiu4 V ne rrtenaiy oiuie win
V-. ''The Hun-IT"' "'. ! .." r"'
aay at, i p.m. Aug. ao.
N. Wrangham, Secy.
IfP?:.' ..ir on. ' me
MSn reward-
under the cu
ria
The Hun-
At the First Methodist Church,
1185 Willamette St. the minister
Rev. Berlyn V. Farris has chosen
as his sermon topic, "On Looking
Forward." The choir under the
direction of James Kays will pre
sent the anthem,
Doris Siegenthaler will sing,
. Dav ol "Lord, Goa Aunignry- Dy iscnai
.31! -.f 'b will be feowsky. There will be church
2 two festival school for all ages beginning at
i--ii.T 10 l o-is a.m. -a-m a m. Sundav morning. Them
tff"521 I will be a nursery for the con-
-1 Larson, a re- yenience of parents with small
FTlsins. "The nun
ktfS F. Mueller,
by
.HfiM has been set for
district and world-
advance.
ik, 11 s-m. service
f..i .rational
P1 . !in h held at
'Srk. beginning
i-k nlcnlc dinner.
Women's League
jeoi - -
LcUsseof the Sunday
rsTat 9:45 a.m.. Bible
:$cast over KORE
5aa Women's Guild
:.Hav at 8 p.m. in
t Lim with Mrs. Mar
K Mrs. Kenneth Bra-
fcirs-
SIOtT
tsoy Group meets ev
la, evening 7:30 p.m.
5h room at the Uni-
nth and Ferry.
Ujjiij invited.
Vers of Blessing"
KORE
Up, 8:15 A.M.
1:45 A. M.
Sunday School
t
11A.M.
fit Rock That Is
Higher Than I"
7:30 P.M.
Ibe Seeking God
M Seeking Man"
Villi Meetings
6:30 P.M.
Hv 7:30 P. M. '
People's Meeting
At Grove
COTTAGE GROVE Rev. T.
Sidney ShinalL pastor of the'
First Baptist Church of Cottage
Grove, will speak Sunday morn
ing on the subject "It Happened
On a Mount."
"Old Mount Hermon, nearly
10,000 feet above aea level, was
an ideal place for the unveil
ing of Christ to His disciples.
They had witnessed His minis
try of wonderful works, won
derful teaching, and the won
derful life which Be lived, and
now in the mount the further
seal of God placed upon Him."
At the 8 p.m. service the sub
ject will be "America, Whither
Bound?" The pastor will discuss
some of the trends in American
life, and will endeavor to an
swer the question "Can Religion
be Lost in the United States?"
The public is cordially invited
to attend all services.
First Presbyterian Church D.
Hugh Feniston, pastor. Morning
worship is at 11. The pastor will
speak on "The Creative Obser
vation of God's World." Sunday
School meets at 9:45 for all de
partments.
The Church, of Christ at Sixth
and Gibbs conducts Sunday
School at 9:45 a.m. Morning wor
ship and Communion is at 11
a.m. Special music by the choir
will be "The Sweetest Story by
stints.
Young Peoples' CFC will be at
7 P-m. Leader, Bill Miller. Spon
sors of the group are Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Beach. Junior EFC
also meets at 7 p.m. with lead
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry With
erspoon. Pre-prayer service is at
7:30 p.m. Congregational singing
and Evangelistic sermon at 8 p.
m. Special by Mrs. Bonnie Pitch
er, "Memory" by Rodeheaver.
The choir practices at 8 p.m.
Wednesday. Young people meet
at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Robert
Beach home. Adults meet at the
church at 8 . pjr for mid-week
prayer service every Thursday.
U. Lutherans
Break Ground
Sunday Noon
At 12:15 p.m. Sunday, Aug.
14, members and friends of the
United Lutheran Church of En
gene will assemble at the site
of their new church home on
the southwest corner of Twenty-second
and Washington St
to bold a brief ground-breaking
ceremony preparatory to
commencing construction of
their $75,000 chapel and educa
tional unit.
AVork on the new project will
get under way Immediately.
Wayne H. Shields, the general
contractor in charge, estimates
that it will require about 25
weeks to complete the job.
John Stafford of Eugene Is
the local supervising architect
and Gill Nordltng chairman of
the building committee. Flans
and specifications for the proj
ect were drawn by Norman
Mansell, A.I.A. of Philadelphia,
Pa.
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Don Stump
Shows Views
Of Alaska
MOHAWK The Rev. Don
Stump, missionary to Alaska, will
speak at the Sunday evening
service of the Mohawk Com
munity Church, showing colored ; Bnptist Church at InglewooJ, Calif,
slides of his work. j Rev Mr Rav Was born in Japan,
Stump, a former Eugene man. ,tne so pf mjssionary parents, and
and Mrs. Stump, formerly Lorene ,.as . niissionan, himself for sev-
The Calvary Quartet
At JC Churches
JUNCTION CITY At the
Methodist Church, Rev. Harold W.
Turpin, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church of Hammond, In
diana, will preach, taking the
place of Rev. A. E. Davis who is
away on vacation this week. The
Rev. Turpin and family are visit
ing at the Rev. W. B. Empey home.
Mrs. Turpin is a niece of Mr. Em-pey's.
At the Methodist Church in Riv-ei-view,
the Rev. W. B. Empey will
speak in the absence of the pas
tor. Church of God meets In the
Townsend Hall with Rev. Oran E.
Williams, pastor. Sunday School,
10 a.m. Morning worship, 11 a.m.
Evening service 7:30 p.m.
'Wages of Sin'
Is Topic At
Evangelical
Rev. Charles Fogg will speak
this Sunday morning on "The
Wages of Sin," at the Evangeli
cal United Brethren Church.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. under
the direction of Joe Nee, super
intendent, and George Horn and
Ralph Arensmeier, assistant su
perintendents. The combined Youth Fellow
ship groups will meet at 8:30
p.m. for a singspiration and youth
service.
At 7:30 p.m., an informal serv
ice will be conducted with op
portunity for everyone present to
participate.
Local Boy
Member of
Famed Quartet
Register-Guard. Engrnp. Ore., Sat.. Aug. 13, 1919, Page 3
Missionary From Japan Speaks
At First Baptist, on Sunday
Guest speaker at the First Bap
tist Church Sunday will be Rev.
Hermon Ray who is pastor of First
. jcral years before returning to the
Lemmex of Eugene, and their 1
tnree sons, uavia, six aim s 11.111, ,,.,,. ( im.ri..
James, five, and Donny, seven '., .. . h. ,;,. .ab. T
John "The Gospel of Certainty";
This message will be broadcast
over KASH. The choir will sing
The Shepherd s Psalm" by Pro-
months, came down from Alaska
in the spring and they spent the
summer visiting in the east. They
are now on their way back to
Alaska by the Alcan Highway, in
a new jeep. They will be here
about two weeks before starting
the long trip home.
The Calvary Male Quartet of the
Bible Institute of Los Angeles will
be presenting a special program at
First Baptist Church in Eugene
Thursday, Aug. 18, at 7:30 p.m.
PRODUCTION STARTS ON
RELIGIOUS TEATURETTES'
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Three
"featurettes" are now being pro
duced here by Family Films, Inc.,
makers of religious movies. They
are: "On the Right Side" and
"Of Such Is the Kingdom," both
two reelera; and "Walking with
God," a three-reeler. The War
Cry.
At the Baptist Church, Rev. Ar
thur Van De Zande will speak
on "The Neglected Operations of
a Helpless Administration", In the
evening, the pastor's topic will be
"The Conversion of a Religious
Man". Baptist Youth Leagues. 7
p.m. Wednesday Prayer Hour, 7:45
p.m.
There will be no Dreachine serv
ice at the Lutheran Church due to
the absence of Rev. C. S. Hasle,
who with Mrs. Hasle win be in
Vancouver, British Columbia.
wnere ne wiu be guest speaker at
the lzth anniversary of the Luth
eran Church in that city. Sunday
acnooi at 10 a.m. as usual.
.At the recent meeting of the
Lutheran Ladies Aid, the annual
bazaar date was set for Wednes'
day, Nov. 9. ,
Rev. Phil Ryan's morning mes
sage at the Christian Church will
be "God's Work and Man's Care".
Sunday School, 10 a.m. In the eve
ning the pastor will speak on "The
Woman Whose Beauty Saved a
Race".
pa. opmlah, German, PortucjusM, and BraOle.
" 0. Box 55, Lot AntjalM 53, California
LISTEN TO
VOICE OF PBOPHECr
EVERY SUNDAY. 8:30 to 9:00 JLM.
KORE
10:55 A. M.
pHE GREAT CONFESSION"
M-"0 Light of All the World," by Hamplea
' Eunice Royston
'KE SCHOOL
9:45 A.M.
KUGN Carries
Leipzig Sermon
Sunday Morn
theroe, and Hildegard Wagner will
S'ng ' Prayer by Union as a solo.
The Bible school will meet at
9:45 and the six fellowship groups
at 6:30 p.m.
The Rev. Mr. Ray will speak at
the evening service at 7:30 on III
John "The Gospel of Hospital
ity".
On Thursday at 7:30 the Cal
vary Male Quartet of Bible In
stitute of Los Angeles will pre
sent an inspiring program.
HERMAN KAY
St. Mary's Catholic Church will
broadcast over KUGN at the 11
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kick 10, me son 01 mr. .m ... . h..j w ir-.r..
V.r. Wilfred Cook of Route 2, Lf ; Fa(her j
is a member of the quartet. Linenan wlU be celebrant of the
The nnartoi .iu nrpr,i vrloH High Mass. The music will be
program including vocal and in- j rendered by St. Mary's adult choir
strumental numbers and brief wl" ualB v-ooiey in cnarge mui
messages.
They will be at the First Bap
tist Church in Springfield Wednes
day, Aug. 17, at 7:30 p.m.
Unify Methodist
Has Big Picnic
UNITY METHODIST CHURCH
(Between Fall Creek and Low'
ell). "Christianizing Our Rela
tionships" will be pastor Harold
G. Thornburg's topic Sunday
morning. The worship service will
be on "Fellowship" with an in
strumental number by Miss Ven
eta Jackson. Cradleroll members
and their mothers will be honored
at the service and the picnic.
A picnic will follow the serv
ice at the church. Special activi
ies are being planned for the
girls by Mrs. Bud Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Maurice Warner. The boy's
activities will feature a track meet
with Royal Carpenter and Mr.
Thornburg In charge.
The Young Adult Class is hav
ing an interesting series of les
sons on "Getting Along With
Others" led by Mr. Thornburg.
"Getting Along With Others in
the Church" is , the sub-topic for
this Sunday.
The regular meeting of the of
ficlal board will be held Friday
evening Aug. 19. Mrs. Eldon
Warner, lay member of the an
nual conference, will bring a re
port regardln the annual confer
ence.
JUNIOR CHURCH
10:55 A.M.
tvenmg Service 7:30 P. M.
hV.'he s wh0 attended 99 Men's. Bovs Camn
short message by Dr. E. R, Moon
"t Christian Church
lllh and 12lh on Oak
J& t?-2,00N- Ad Inlerim Pastor
UILS H. CORXETT, Associate Pastor
v Listen to
Hf CHRISTIANS' HOUR
ti.f. awnr. iiigu;
MONROE ALPINE
MONROE Sunday, Aug. 14, at
the Monroe and Alpine Methodist
Churches, the sermon topic will
be: "There Is An Enemy, There
Is A Conflict, And There Is A Vic
tory." Alpine will have the 11 a. m.
hour and Monroe, 8 p. m. Rev. H.
G. Herrmann Is the pastor of the
two churches.
Weekly prayer meetings at the
Monroe Methodist Church will be
gin next Tuesday, Aug. 18, 8 p. m.,
to be held In the church for the
time being. General public invited.
The Alpine midweek services
are in the Methodist Church there
every Thursday evening. Every
body welcome.
Those attending church services
at Monroe Methodist last Sunday
were treated to very fine music:
an instrumental duet by Mrs. D.
Folk and daughter, Dorothy; a vo
cal solo by Dorothy. Mrs. Folk
and Dorothy are visiting relatives
here from their home in Vermil
lion, Alberta, Canada.
MONROE Regular services will
he held again this Sundav. Autf.
u u. tv. Mthn,iic n,,.i NEW FILM GROUP
r'o H.n- Knrfv .ohonl in PRODUCES 'SCENIC PSALMS'
a. m.; and worship services at Hi HOLLYWOOD, Calif. A series
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. J. wJo'S"4 motion pictures known as
Good will be here from Woodburn "ScemL PsaJms' "1 P
to conduct services for the one dud here J ' ?' J' '
. a group organized bs the Rev-
Z' . , . ,'erend Dorland Dryer.
Prayer meeting is Wednesday at, The movie8 ma use of coIor
o p. ni.
AfCreswell
CRESWELL Morning wor
ship at the Methodist Church Sun.
day, Aug. 14 at 11. Rev. Alex.
ander Hawthorne's topic wRl be
"Before They Call I Will Answer."
Sunday school at 10 a.m. with
Chester Walton in charge. Eve
ning services at 8 and Rev. Haw
thorne will apeak on "Always
Green Lights on God's Street."
Rev. W. Lee Gray's topic for
Sunday. Aug. 14, at the Presby
terian Church will be "Failed, but
Won Out," at 11 a.m. Sunday
school at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Rich.
ard Campbell In charge. West
minster Fellowship at 7 p.m.
Morning worship at 11 Sunday,
Aug. 14, at the Assembly of God
Church with Rev. Ward Wood in
charge. Sunday school at 10 a.m
Evangelistic services at 8 p.m.
Young peoples meeting wednes.
day evening at 8.
New Church
Opens Sunday
At Lowell
LOWELL The Lowell Com
munity Church will hold its first
service in the high school audi
torium Sunday, Aug. 14 at 8 p.m.
They will worship there until Sept.
at which time they hope to have
a permanent building.
As an opening feature the min
ister, Rev. Leonard T. Edwards,
will present in sound motion pic
tures, "Why did God Allow Hit
ler to Murder Thuosands of Jews?"
The lecture will be presented In
steriopticon views. Every Sunday
evening there will be sound mo
tion pictures.
The purpose of the Lowell Com
munity Church is to provide a
home for the few of so many dif
ferent denominations. No member
ship Is necessary. A common place
of Christian fellowship with one
creed and CHRIST. There will be
special music from piano and
piano accordion. Old time congre
gational singing that every one
will enjoy.
The minister, The Rev. Leonard
T. Edwards and wife have pur
chased a place and are now build
ing a new home. Rev. Edwards
has traveled extensively minister.
ing with his unique program in
many denominations.
If you live in or near Lowell and
looking for a church home, give
the Lowell Community Church a
try. The Welcome mat is always
out and a place where you are
a stranger but once.
Francis Cooley as organist,
Father Basil, O.S.B., and Father
Leipzig will say the 6:30, 8, 9 and
10 a. m. Masses with sermons at
each of the four Masses.
Father J. J. Linehan will say
the 8 a. m. Mass at St. Michaels
Catholic Church with First Solemn
communion at the closing of the
two weeks summer religious vaca.
lion school.
Monday, Aug. 15, the Feast of
the Assumption, a holy day of ob
ligation, will be observed in St.
Mary's Catholic Church with four
Masses at 6, 7, 8, and 9 a. m
Father Linehan will have two
Masses at 7 and 8:30 a. m. in St.
Michael's Catholic Church at Oak-
ndge.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
"SOUL" is the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Au
gust H.
The Golden Text Is "Thus salth
the high and lofty One that in- sermon from ( Gelations ' entitled,
habiteth eternity, whose name is ..The RestoraUon.". at the. 11 a.m.
nm.v; i awcii in me nign ana
holy place, with him also that
Is of a contrite and humble spirit
At Noti Church
NOTI Sunday, Aug. 14, Neilan
Dodson, pastor of the Church of
Christ, preaches the concluding
to revive the spirit of the hum
ble, and to revive the heart of
the contrite ones" (Isa. 57:15).
Among the citations which com
prise the esson-Sermon is the
following from the Bible: "Sanc
tify yourselves therefore, and be
ye holy: for I am the Lord which
sanctify you" (Lev. 20:7), togeth
er with the following correlative
passage from the Christian Sci
ence textbook, "Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy:
"Soul an 1 Spirit being one, God
and Soul are one, and this one
never Included in a limited mind
or a limited body" . (p. 336);
service.
Miss Janet Hals and F. C. Hale
will sing a special' number.'
Evening sermon (7:30) begins
a series on things Jesus taught In
his miracles, first message being
"The Quiet Storm."
AT McKENZIE BRIDGE
McKENZIE BRIDGE At the
Christian Church, the Rev. Frank
L. Cook, pastor for the past six
years, will preach at 11 a.m. Mrs.
Smith Taylor, Sunday school su
perintendent, will welcome the
children at 9:45 a.m.
There will be special music at
the church hour. Cordial welcome
to visitors from Eugene. '
Special Music
At Central Pres.
Rev. Paul S. Mellish has re
turned from the university pas-
ror s conierence at Dubuque, Iowa,
and will preach at 9:45 a.m.,
when the unified service of church
and church school will be held.
His sermon theme will be "God
and Man." Clell Conrad will sing
the tenor solo, "If With All Your
Hearts" Mendelssohn. Andrew
Flanders at the organ will nlav
"Ave Maria" by Mascagnl for the
prelude and "Berceuse" Godard
tor the offertory number.
The Junior High Westminster
Fellowship will meet in Fellow
ship Hall at 5 p.m. "What Is
Junior High Camp?" will be their
subject for discussion, under the
leadership of the fellowship com
mission. I
The faith and life commission i
will nave charge of the Senior'
High Westminster Fellowship
which will meet in Fellowship'
Hall at 8:15 p.m. Their topic will
be "The Five W'a of Prayer."
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
A Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts
' ' 12th and Oak Streets
Swvicoa Sunday 1 1 A.M. and 8 P.M.
Subject Aug. 14
"SOUL"
Sunday School at 9:30 A.M.
. Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 8 P.M.
Reading Room, 86 West Broadway
The Public Ii Invited To Attend the Church Services smd
Use the Reading Room
At Springfield
At First Baptist Church Sun
day school convenes at 9:45 a.m.
under the direction of Bob Cook;
there are departments for all age
groups. "Festival Songs" is the
subject of the lesson.
"How The Race Is Won" Is
the theme the pastor, Rev. LeRoy
Crossley, will discuss at 11 a.m.
The BYF groups meet at 6:45
p.m. for their devotional period
and they will have the annual
election of officers. This church
will join in the union service at
the Christian Church at 8 p.m.
The Calvary Male Quartet
from the Bible Institute of Los
Angeles will alng a sacred con
cert at this church Wednesday,
Aug. 17 at 7:30 p.m. Don't miss
this.
At Coburg
COBURG The Methodists will
hear a sermon on "Fishing With
Christ" with the Rev. Floyd E.
Tuffs speaking. There Is no eve
ning service.
Sam Marshall will sing "The
Lord's Prayer," by Malotte. Nur
sery service Is provided during
church.
Frank L. Betzer will speak on
"Revealing the Unknown God" at
the Church of Christ, In the morn
ing. Joe H. Stewart will sing a
solo.
At 7:45 p.m. the pastor speaks
on "The Mount of Communica
tion". Special music will be of
fered by a girls' trio: Mrs. Loy
Moss, Miss Lena Crownover, and
Miss Dolores Coburn.
JESUS NAME PENTECOST
CORNER 8th & LINCOLN .
W.O.W BUILDING
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship 11 lOO A. M.
Evening WorahlB 7:30 P.M.
Edward H. Benedick In Charge
DONALD G. HUNT
Evangelist, Editor and
Bible College Professor
, WILL PREACH BOTH
MORNING AND EVENING
AT THE
Santa Clara Church of Christ
rlli: AUG. 14
Bring Your Friendsl
Yenefa Baptist
VENETA " ustiflcatiori" Is the
theme of the sermon that the Rev.
SPRTTJf:prF:t.n"Tli lmnnr.
tance of Being In Christ" will Jonn Htnwn win give ai me Bap
be discussed bv Evangelist Reg-j 11,1 Church Sunday, II a.m.
inald Rogers, over KORE Sundav The Rev- Joe Brl" Youlh For
and music and include sequences ;at 7;45 a.m. "Hell," is the sub-'Cnrist director, will be present
following the traditional pattern ject f0r tne u am service at ln tnc evening, to talk to the
of Protestant worship services. ' ,u- .h,lr,h hniiHino '-ih r young people during thr hour.
I They run for about 30 - minutes strectj. At g p.m.' the subject !ond 10 lve the evening sermon.
ana nave a preiuae, can io wor- . ,,, h . Thr, Nn ii Afterward he wishes to meet with
Gilead?" those interested In getting
Bible classes nr. held fr .11 1 Youth For Christ rallies started
RECORDING MACHINES
BROUGHT TO CONVENTION
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla..
Southern Baptists m various parts ( Ship, hymns for singing partici
of the country will have an oppor-ipation by the congregation view-i
tunny to near veroaum proceju-, ng ine pictures response a-. 10 a m and 7-30 S"in in this vicinity,
f th 1innmtnatinn A2nn 1 inw fmm thA Rihl. a srmon and 'KC gruups, at iu a.m. ana .u
annual convention here. closing meditation and benedic-, P-m- Wednesday evening
About 65 clergymen brought re-, tion. -classes, 8 p.m.
cording machines which ground i Each film will Include a place
out everv word spoken on the for intermission to permit the in-
i ....... enrtinn nf a ormnn hv lh nnr- iMJ.vra
platform ana .every aye r " h , . A speck
vote casi ourmg j nrst to be released is "The was bein ken in a certain ; study of memory work,
lne war i,ry ,,,. ..j-i-u i-hurrh ri .,, --
lemjJieu Xlllifi, tih-ii var Hi:-, w. ,.. nt
This Is for folks from all the
churches n this area.
Bible study Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Adults will be discussing "Sane
tification." Young people meet at
missionary offering; the parsonage continuing their
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
808 High St.
During the month of August
Soturdoy, Aug. 13, 7:45 P.M.
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miered at the Wilshlre Methodist orously critical of the congrega
church, Los Angeles. Inspired by'tlon's missionary spending
the words, "I will lift up minej didn't like where it was being
eyes unto the hills," it presents ; sent fas observed to drop In
the scenic beauties of the Grand 'dime for the total program of
Canyon. Bryce Canyon, Zion Na-jnlssions.
tional Park and the plains of thef He was employed and had a
Southwest in color. Jsireable salary check each week.
Also completed are "Desert Vm . j.. .v,.
Symphony" and "Forest Cathe-,"eJ?v? l'me 'or "ft
dral." To follow are "Water of cf beln cfiUc". "ow mu would.
Life," "Gardens of God" and y0.u. give ,'or ne P"Vl!ege of
"Consider the Lilies." To be ""-"'" s 'n:
filmed in Mexico this summer
are "Blue Horizons" and "Day Is
Done." The War Cry.
-NCC Bulletin
WILLAGILLESPIE Rev. El
wood Marvin will have for his
toplo at the morning service,
"Sowing and Reaping "
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Green will
be the eounselers for the evening the Bailey Hill Community Church
service of the Youth Fellowship Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Four
group. 'Otkf Grani Hall.
AT BAILEY TIILL
BAILEY HILL Rev. Kenneth
Dooley will speak on "Philadel
phia, the Church of Brotherly
Love," from Rev. 8; 7-13, which
Is the sixth in the series, "The
Seven Churches of Revelation," at
CHURCHES OF CHRIST Jut,
n
le you
CONVERSION
In the process of conversion three changes must take place: a change of hearl, life and
relationship. Without thsl complete change no man can rightfully wear the name Christian,
or claim membership In the body of Christ.
CHANGE OF HEART
The heart Is changed by faith. "Now when they heard this, they were pricked In their
heart, and said unto Peter and the rest of the apostles, brethren what shall we do?" (Acts
2:37).
CHANGE OF LIFE
The life ts changed as a result of repentance. "Bring forth therefore fruit worthy of r-
penantoe" (Mt. 3.8). ' . -
CHANGE OF RELATIONSHIP
The relationship Is changed In baptism. "Forces, many of you. as were baptiied Into Christ
did put on Christ" (Gal. 3.27).
The following Churches of Chrltt In this community welcome you to attend all of their service
494 10th Ave. Waal Monro near FUth ' 12th and C Streets London
(Eugene) (Cottag Grova) (Springfield) ' Cntrn! Vlaw