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Building Fund Canvass Set By Local Congregational The Congregational church will hold its building fund canvass Sunday. Funds are needed to build a new church and educational plant at the corner of East Jackson st. and Berkeley Way. Each member and friend of the church will be visited Sunday between 2 and S p.m. The service of worship will be held at 11 a.m. in the audi torium of Hoover Grade school on Siskiyou blvd., east of South Modoc rd. Church School classes will meet in the school band room and cafeteria at the same hour. Taking part in the canvass Sunday service will be the Rev. Harris E. Hcverly, Den ver, Colo., secretary of the church finance advisory serv ice, who has been working with the church during this week In preparation for the canvass visitation. As the worship hour be gins, Mr. Heverly will speak to the children of the church school about the part they may play in the building of a new church. Christian Living School To Start Sunday Evening "A High Culling" will be the subject of Dr. George Roseberry's sermon at First Methodist church Sunday. Miss Sharon Smith and Mr. Michael Johnson will sing a duet, "Hold Thou My Hand," at both morning worship ser vices. The youtn cnoir win sing "Jerusalem, My Happy Home" at 9:30 a.m. and the chancel choir will sing "God Be In My Head" at 11 a.m. The School of Christian Living will start Sunday at S p.m. Three classes are being offered with different lead ers each of the six Sundays. The first class is "Responsible Adults for Tomorrow's World" with a film "The Bright Side" being shown. Mrs. O. P. Taylor is the lead er. The second class offered is on "Churchmanshlp" and will be conducted by the steward ship and finance commission with Elliott Beckcn. leader. A film "The Will of Augusta Nash" will be shown. Walter Higglns will lead the third class on the nature and mission of the church, "The Church Is Mine." There will be classes for school age children as well as adults. The Junior High and Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowships will join the rest of the church at the snack supper served by the Ship mates class at 0:30 p.m. fol lowed by their regular Sun day evening programs. The Senior High MYF will have as their guest Sunday, Garner Haupert, who will show his slides and talk about his trip to Norway last sum mer. The Methodist Men will have their monthly dinner meeting Thursday at 6:30 pm. in Wesley hall. "Senior Citizens in Medford" will be the theme. The program will be conducted by Mr. Higgins. Omar Bacon, and Dr. Frank Roberts. The Senior Activity Center orchestra will furnish the music. Council Accepts O'Brien Baptist O'Brien Representatives of C o n s e r v a 1 1 v e Haplisl churches in Ashland, Med ford. While City. Grunts Pass and Sehna accepted Ihe newly affiliated First Baptist church. O'Brien, at a recognition council held in the O'Brien church Oct. 4 A constitution and by laws was drawn up by a commit tee representing the charter members, following the new church's organization, under the direction of acting pastor the Rev. Arthur Drews and j the Rev. Edward Duerksen of . the First Baptist church, sd- ma The Rev and Mrs Harold Burger will be al the First Baptist church Oct. 16 at 7:311 p in. to show pictures of the World Evangelistic cruvade work In Mexico and oilier foreign countries Mr, and Mrs Burger make a visit annually to Oregon and this area where many groups help support Ihe work of tile crusade. First Church of Christ, Scientist 100 Windsor Ave , 1 Block South of East Main Subject: "Arc Sin, Disease, and Death Real?" Church and Sunday School Services dt I I 00 a m. Wednesday Evening Service, 8 pm. You Are Always Welcoma liiten to: "The Bible Speaks To You" Station K-SHA SUNDAYS-9.00 A.M. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1962 At the adult service, he will preach a sermon entitled "Bold Dialogue With Our Culture." Following the ser mon, the Rev. Robert W. Tull, minister of the church, will commission the 25 canvassers ol the project. Following the morning service on Sunday, the :an vassers will have dinner to gether at North's Chuck Wa gon, and there receive final instructions for their canvass ing from Mr. Mevcrly. Sunday at 8 p.m. a Thanks giving service will be held at the Welty house, 2840 Hill- icrest rd. At that time, the re suits of the canvass visitation will be announced and a con cluding service of worship will be held. 4mA . DR. H. C. ROYS JR. Crusade Speaker Christian Life Series Continues The Christian Life crusade will continue nightly at First Southern Baptist church, 794 Lozicr lane, with Dr. Harvey C. Roys Jr., guest speaker. The sessions arc held al 7:30 p.m. and Sunday he will speak at the 11 a m, and 5:30 p.m. services. Dr. Roys is the son of mis sionary parents who served in China until 11121, After re ceiving his doctorate of med icine degree from the Uni versity of Oklahoma school of medicine in 11)43, he served in the U. S. Army in Okinawa and Korea. Following his dis charge he took specially train ing Ht the New York Univer sity, Bellview Medical cen ter, skin and cancer unit. He is now pastor of the Brooklyn Avenue Baptist church, Seattle, Wash., and Is president of the Kingdom Building Foundation of Wash ington. Topics for the series of messages will Include the Value of Suffering," "A Phil osophy of Life That Works" and "Four Emotions and God's Word." The choir, under the direc tion of Dennis Suinpels, will sing al each service. Holiness of God To Be Subject The licv. IliTiiard K. An drews will speak on the holi ness of God al the Sunday 1 1 a in. service of the First Bap tist church meeting at Wilson School auditorium, G rand ave. at Corolla si. Title of his message is "Our God Is A Holy God." A mixed trio will sing anil Maynard lladley will be soloist. At the 7 pin. service. Mr. Andrews will speak on "Things You Can Be Sure Of." Miss Linda Scott will sing and Wayne Jackson will play I he trombone. Tuesday the men's fellow ship of Hie church will meet al the Wilson school cafeteria for a politick supper and meeting at 30 p.m. The program will be a panel of stH'akers. Wednesday evening t h e chinch will hold ils quarterly business meeting. loyof V Fellowship ' ' . . , Postponed To Ocf. 1 7 Talent The annual loyally fellowship dinner onguiully scheduled tomglil has been postponed until Wednesday, Oct. 17, at 6 45 p.m. in the Talent Mclhodisl annex The story ol the church year will be presented through skil, song and pic torial scene. All members and constituents are inv ited to at tend. Fai-h family is to take cocrcd dull and table serv ice. h W M I J' 1 K U. MMM Ik- 'otir , THE REV. A. I.. McKAY Here From University First Christians To Hear Field Representative The Rev. Adrian L. McKay, field representative for Drake university divinity school, Dcs Moines, Iowa, will be the guest speaker at both services Sunday morning at the First Christian church. In addition to pastoral and university work, Mr. McKay takes an active leadership in community affairs. At the first service the youth choir will sing "Jesus, I Love Thee." The chancel choir will sing "Lovely Ap pear at tne iu:aa a.m. ser vice. Mrs. B. T. Rice and Mrs. J. F. Evans will host the coffee hour following the second service. Nancy Bogener will lead the Chi Rho Fellowship study at 6 p.m. on self-understanding. Patty Evans will give the devotions. Mrs. Ralph Cook, church worship department chairman, will meet with the Middlers at 8 p.m. and show them ways to set up worship centers and present devotion al services. Mrs. Cook will al so give the study at the Chris tian Youth Fellowship meet ing on "The Art of Fine Wor ship." Tomorrow night the Chris tian Youth Fellowship are having a progressive dinner party Willi the Middlers as their guests. The dinner will feature foreign foods and the courses will be served at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Monla, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. North, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simcox, and Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Gandec. Anniversary To Be Celebrated Sunday Medford Friends church will celebrate Its 2()lh anni versary Sunday. Harold Beck, former mis sionary to Alaska who now pastors the Rosedale Friends church near Salem, will be Ihe guest speaker for the pro grain following a politick din ner in the social hall. Dr. Milo C. Ross, president of George Fox college. New berg, started the Medford Friends church 20 years ago wilh eight people meeting in his home on Keene Way. Pictures of the first attend ers and construction progress of the plant now valued at nearly $200,000 will be shown al the anniversary program. Dr. Claude Lewis. Central Point, will be muster of cere monies. More than 200 are expected to attend the dinner and anniversary service. Mr. Heck will also speak at the evening service and will show colored slides of the Alaska field during the 6:30 p.m. youth service. Foursquare To Have Two Guest Speakers j The Hrv, and Mrs, Lcroy j Nydevrr will be gui'Ms spoitk-1 eis tit the Sunday 7:30 p.m. j servirivH at the Foursquare i i liurch. 2200 Roberts rd. They also will show slides on t!u niisionny work in Mexico. Mr Nydever will leave within the neM few weeks for the ItinttiiiiKe school in ! Costa Rich to study huiKuaKO i and customs. Sunday the church wilt ob serve its second anniversary at ihe 1 1 a m. services. The i Rev. K L. Mathewson will speak and .several musical numbers will be suns UNITY Corner Holly and Haen Slice! AHihaled Wilh Unity School cit Chrutianily, Lee s Su'int, Mo REV KATHARINE BOSWORTH. V.n.s'f Worship Hour II 15 am. "Use Your Inheritance" Romans 8 1? Sun.!,n School. Voutri ot Unity. Adult 3ible Class 9 45 a m Ot'iL oce" daily Monday thru fnuav, 10 I m -4 o m 95 S Oakdale Ae Phone 7;2.60i EVERYONE IS WELCOME Roman Catholics Schedule Religious Discussion Clubs The fall session of Contra lernity of Christian Doctrine religious discussion clubs is now under way in Sacred Heart parish, with some groups already filled and meeting regularly. Other groups are completing plans for beginning their discus sions during the next two weeks. According to Mrs. Arthur Becker, chairman of the CCD activity, an increased interest In the study sessions for adults is evident this year be cause much of the material to be discussed concerns Ro man Catholic church govern ment and ecumenical coun cils. Selected as a text to be used at the current meetings is Volume II of the Practical Catholic Life series, entitled "What Every Catholic Should Know" and edited by the Rev. Hugh J. O'Connell of the Re demDtorist Fathers. Sirenalhened Faith Since discussion clubs have proven to be a successful moans nf si renifthenine the ac live faith of many individuals during times when pastors have less onnortunitv for per sonal contacts, the Very Rev Carl Mai and the assistant priests of Sacred Heart church encourage all who can, to participate in the cur rent sessions. Anvnnn wishing to form or to join a club, or desiring fur ther information, may call Mrs Rocker. 773-2B5D. Free baby sitting service is offered by St. Mary s students for parents of young children. Those needing this service should call Mrs. Paul New comb, 772-5405, immediately. Other Courses Adult inquiry classes are held each Monday night for approximately 25 weeks. The Rev. John A. llg will conduct information sessions for those who are interested in inquir ing into the teachings and practices of the Roman Cath olic church. Two Churches List Coming Activities Central Point - "Devotion that Dares" will be the title of the sermon to be preached Sunday by the Rev. Robert W. Olmsted during the 1 1 a.m. worship service at the First Presbyterian church, Central Point. Following the worship service a coffee hour will be held in the Church Fellowship hall. The Senior High Fellowship will meet at the church at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and travel to Medford for a combined youth group meeting. Jacksonville - "The Mas ter's Tools" is the title of the sermon to be preached by the Rev. King K. Jones during the II a.m. worship service in the First Presbyterian church, Jacksonville, Sunday. The choir will sing the anthem "Praise Ye The Father." Al 7 p.m. on Sunday the Men's Study will meet in the church. This informal discus sion group will consider Acts 1:6-2:13. All men are invited to attend. Trinity Baptists To Hold Communion Trinity Baptist c Ihi r c h. Griffin Creek and South Stane rds.. will hold a com munion service at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Pastor Bruce O. Rogers will Kive a communion medi tation on "The Basis of Our Communion." The Scripture portion will bo Phillppians 2:1-11. Mrs. Helen Merriman and Mrs. Loren McCormack will sing a duct at this acr v ice. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. the members of Trinity Baptist will meet for a regular busi ness meeting. Talk Announced For Unitarian Group "The Mutual Stimulus of Science and Religion" by Nils Y. Wcssell, president of Tufts university, will be the talk at the Unitarian fellowship Sunday at 1 1 a.m. U will be taped for presen tation to the group by Carl Cieorgc The service is held at the Red Cross building, HO Haw thorne ave There will be a general discussion of future program topics fol'.minfi the ervice MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. The classes meet on the second floor of St. Mary's Grade school, beginning at 8 p.m. Catechism teacher training classes will begin Tuesday, Oct. 16. The new class in Catholic doctrine and cate chism teaching methods will be offered for present and future teachers of catechism and for all Catholics who would like an intensive re fresher course in religion. Certificates Given The first meeting will take place in the activities room of St. Mary's Grade school, be ginning at 8 p.m. The Rev. 1957 Award of Merit Winner jilBj Conference At Church of The Rev. John Grimlcy missionary to Nigeria for 17 years, will speak Sunday at the 11 a.m. worship service at Church of the Brethren, 345 Mary st. His topic will be "Is Your Church Growing?" Mr. Grimley will be one of the speakers at the local church during the week end session of the 53rd annual conference of the Oregon dis tricl of Church of the Breth ren. The session started this morning and will continue through Sunday noon. Keynote speaker tonight at 7:30 o'clock and again Satur day at 7 p.m. will be Dr. Har old D. Fasnachl, president of La Verne, Calif., college. His topics will be "Profile of the Church in 1972," tonight, and "How Docs Your Garden Grow?" Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Grimlcy and their four children are now on furlough, living in Spring field, Ore. He is attending Northwest Christian college, Eugene. Mrs. Grimlcy is author of a book "Children of the Bush Country," which is illustrated by her husband. Theme for the conference here is "Jesus Christ the Light of the World." Some 200 dele gates from throughout the slate are expected to attend. Moody Institute Official To Talk Dr.. Ernest Malyon of Moody Bible institute, Chi cago, is presenting programs of sound color films and Bible messages nightly and Sunday through Oct. 13. al the Be rean Baplist church, While City. Mis subject for tonight at 7:H0 o'clock will he "What Is The Grealest llinderance to Revival Today?" Music for this service will be provided by a group from Mcdford's First Baptist church. Saturday evening the film "Time and Eternity" will be presented. This film is pro duced by the Moody Institute of Science and explains Ihe meaning of time and space. At the Sunday 11 a.m. serv ice Dr. Malyon will speak on the subject "Are You Ready'."' At the 7::i() p.m. service, Dr. Malyon will speak on "If Christ Returned to White City Tonight'' Music will be pro vided by a group of young instrumentalists. Monday the Moody Insti tute of Science film, "Facts of Faith," will be shown. Music Department Plans 'Sing Along' The music department of the Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is sponsoring a "Song Along," Saturday, Oct. U. at 7:,t0 p.m. in (he church an nex All are invited and refresh ments will be served by the ladies Re La Da Sa organisa tion The Zion's League will hold a chili super at the home of Tom Schyler, 1014 W. Fourth st., Saturday before the song fest. This marks the start of a new year's activities for the youth. Schyler is youth leader. Klder James Davidson will be the speaker for the 11 m. service Sunday Mr and Mrs William tin-gory will smg a duet for the service. First Presbyterian Church Eighth ind Holly Phon 779-1711 Sermon: "How a Christian Must Live' Dr. D. Kirkland West Worship Services 9:30 and 1 1 a.m. Church School 9:30 a.m. Junior and Senior High Classes 1 1 :00 a m. MEDFORD. OREGON Gilbert Lulay will conduct the sessions on the new keryg matic approach to catechism. Teaching methods will be presented by Sister Francis Marion, SNJM. CCD teaching certificates will be presented to all who satisfactorily com plete the course. Catechism for grade school pupils attending public schools are held each Satur day in St. Mary's Grade school at 10 a.m. The Public High School of Religion meets in the same building every Sunday at 5:45 p.m. for those students enrolled in public high schools. CHURCH NEWS National Religious Publicity Council Is Under Way the Brethren DR. H. D. FASNACHT Keynote Speaker Unify Topics Are Given For Sunday "Use Your Inheritance" is the subject of the sermon scheduled Sunday by the Rev. Katharine Bosworth at the 11:15 a.m. service, at the Unity Church of Medford, Holly and Haven sts. The text is taken from Romans 8:17. Miss Sandra Mvers will be at the organ and Frank Schu- chard will sing "Acquaint Thyself With Him." The prayer ministry will meet Wednesday, Oct. 17, at 11 a.m. at the church. Those attending are to bring their lunch. At 1 p.m. the study class will meet. Grants Pass and Ashhind study classes will meet as usual. Men of Unity will meet Monday, Oct. 15. at 6:;I0 p.m. at the church, for a potluck supper. Bill Turner will be chairman. "The Unity Way of Life" by Marcus Bach, will be in the book department soon. This is an outsider's view of Unity by a religious researcher. Copies may be reserved by calling Unity center, f)!)5 Oakdale ave., phone 772-600'2. Unity church of Medford is an affiliate of the Unity School of Christianity at Lee's Summit. Mo. Study Day Planned By YCW Sunday Members of the Young Christian Workers from Port land. Roseburg and Medford will meet at St. Mary's Grade school auditorium Sunday for ! a study day. Speakers will be Colleen Dunn, vice president; the Rev. Gilbert Lulay, chaplain of the Medford section; Mike Wood- i ruff, president and George i Miller treasurer. Topics will be "Importance ! of the Individual." "The Mys ! tical Body." "What YCW De . mands of YCW Members" and ; "Spirituality of Dues." ' Workshops will be held be I Iwecn talks for discussion. Mass and communion at ! Sacred Heart Catholic church : will start the dav al 10 a m. ; Breakfast will follow at the ; home of Mr and Mrs. Fritz ; Betscharl. When the study day is completed, members will asain gather at the Bel sehart home for a dinner. 1 V j 7N HtV. MAURICE RHODtN Here From Japan Nazarenes To Hear Missionary The Rev. Maurice Rhoden. missionary to Japan now on furlough in the United States, will speak Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Church of the Nazarene, 520 North Holly st Mr. Rhoden has been work ing in evangelism at Hok kaido following a year of language study in Tokyo. He began his work in Japan in 1957. Mr. Rhoden will describe the work in Japan and show colored slides. The Rev. Harold M. San ncr, pastor will preach Sun day at the 11 a.m. service on Ephcsians. The subject will be "To Make All Men See." The topic for Mr. Sanner's message in the 7 p.m. hour is "Everything But God." Music for these services in clude the sanctuary choir sing ing "Saviour, Like a Shep herd Lead Us," and a tenor solo by Jack Dclmonte during the morning service, a duet by George McUne and Mrs. Rex Vowell, a soprano solo by Mrs. Cliff Shafer, and an instrumental solo by Bob Hansen, in the evening. Football Theme A fall program following the football theme is now under way in the Sunday school of the Oregon Pacific District Churches of the Naz arene. Emphasis is on the home department enrollment and also on the teen-age de partments. The theme for the latter is, "Go Teens Go." Perry Christiansen, minis ter of education and music, has announced that perfect at tendance awards will be pre sented during the Sunday school hour Sunday. Highest honors go to Charles Leschcn sky for 14 years of perfect at tendance, and to Fay Stiehl and Mrs. Clarence Starkcy for 13 years each. Laymen To Hear Panel Discussion The regular monthly din ner for the laymen of St. Mark's parish will be held in the Guild hall Monday at 6 p.m. The program, following the dinner, will take the form of a panel discussion on "Ihe' re sponsibilities of the Episcopal layman." Following a brief presentation by each member of the panel, an open discus sion period will be held with all invited to participate. The panel, which will be moderated by Robert W. Voegtly. will include the Rev. John Bright, representing the clergy; Mrs. Margaret Philips, the ehurchwomen; Eugene Donahoo, the vestry; and Bob Beatty. the laymen. Mr. Bright, former assist ant at' St. Mark's parish, has recently returned from ser vice with the church in Brazil and is rector of Trinity Epis copal church in Bend. What Spiritualism Is, To Be Reviewed, Gold Hill - "What Spiritual-1 ism Is. And Does" will be the j title of the address by the Rev. Elvin'a Colburn. pastor1 of Concord Spiritualist chapel j Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The serv-1 ice will also consist of mes-' sages and healings Mrs. Colburn said two visit- j ing mediums are expected in ' the near future. Dales of their arrival at the Gold Hill chapel j will be announced. They are the Rev. Evelyn Allinger. Los Angeles, and the Rev. William I llollen, West Covma. Calif. I HEAR . . . rPSTTl DR. ERNEST G. MALYON X: of Moody Bible Institute SV'. tl" 1 Ths Massage of Cod's Word '?'; Berean Baptist Church k ! Crater lake Highway end Avenue "A" 1 ! White Cry, Oregon I W '. t( " i October 7-19 V ' ; U Ah Sundays: 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. fojF Weekdays: 7:30 p.m. A.' v. ; everybody cordially invited! Dr. Ernest Maylon ; : i ' Series Start, Medford Presbyterians The final sermon in a scries on Colossians will be deliver ed by Dr. D. Kirkland West at First Presbyterian Church Sunday, entitled, "How a r'hrictian Must T.iVC." The Chancel Choir will sing an anthem for both the 9.30 and the 11 a m services and Miss Diana Hunter will sing "O Lord Most Holy by Ce,ar Franck. , At 7 p.m Sunday Rogue Valley Presbyterian youth will be guests at First Chu irch o hear a talk by Miss freedaj Hartzfeld, assistant to the , college Boy Scout Troop 13. spon sored by the Men's club, will hold a court of honor and din ner in the Fellowship hall Monday at 6:30 p.m. All par ents and friends are invited. THE REV. JACK QUALLS New Minister Activities Listed At Phoenix Church Phoenix - The Rev. Jack Quails, minister of Phoenix Church of the Nazarene, Phoenix, will speak Sunday at the 11 a.m. worship service on "An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth A Pound of Cure." The minister recently as sumed duties at the church. A Sunday school rally will end the two-week long opera tion doorbell Sunday morning at the church. Several musical selections have been planned for the Sunday school opening assembly. Miss Pamela Gid eon will play the organ and sing "Rock of Ages," and the young people will gather around the organ to sing "The Old Rugged Cross." Miss Ruth Cauthon will lead the group singing ac companied by her sister, Lin da, at the piano. A duet will be sung by Steven and Cary Quails. Teaching, Training Session To Finish A week of teaching and training will end this week end wilh several talks Riven by L. M. Dugan and L. A. Mahan, district and ciriuit representatives from the Watchl ower headquarters. Brooklyn. N. Y. Danger of "falling out" of God's lavor. will be discussed by Dugan, Saturday, Oct. 13. Another portion of the meet ing will be devoted to "New Things Learned." from the Bi ble. A question and answer period will be held. A public talk. "Is It God's Will That Men Suffer and Die," will be given by Ma han, Sunday al 4 p.m. It will be followed by the weekly study in the Watchtowcr en titled. "Add To Your Knowl edge Every Day," and a final discussion by Dugan. GH Mefhodisfs Plan j Trip To Camp Sunday i Gold Hill - The Rev. Loch len L. Gregory, pastor of Gold Hill Community Methodist church, will give the sermon message, Sunday al 11 a.m. A trip to Indian Springs is planned for Sunday afternoon. The outing will consist of ex ploring the camp and a vesper service. Those going are to take a sack lunch. Cars will leave the church at 2 p.m. Those in need of transporta tion arc to be there prior to thai time. j M -. 'Svasf' v.' y End for All are Invited to an adult Bible Study led by Dr. West on the 66th chapter of Isaiah in the Fireplace room at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Jack: Sides conducts a Bible Survey ciass in int same iuu... .... ) Thursdays at 10 a.m. : Westminster Worship will be held at 11 I Westminster Pres- Dyterian church Sunday. The Reynolds, pastor. new .series c( on the subJcct ..Tha o t wU1 con centrate on Christian love. The church choir, under tho direction of Ronald Bartlett, will sing the anthem "Like as a Father." Children's church will be held during the serv ice and nursery care is avail able for pre-school children. The adult class meets at 9:45 a.m. in the pastor's office and is presently in a study of "Tha People of God in the Bible." The Junior High Fellowship will meet Sunday at 5 p.m. at the church to hear John Wie be, who-has served as a mis sionary to Nigeria for 25 years. A film on Christian work among the lepers wiil also be shown. The Senior High Fellowship will meet at 4:30 p.m. at tha church to go to Black Oaks Retreat center for a joint meeting with the youth of St. Mark's Episcopal church. Din ner will be served and a dis cussion meeting will follow. Central Church Events Planned "Living By Jesus' Teach ings" will be the subject o the message Sunday at Cen tral Church of Christ, 1440 South Oakdale ave. The speaker will be minister John V. Hcberling. The worship service begins) at 11 a.m. with junior worship service for elementary school children at the same time. There is also a nursery avail able for babies and pre-school children. Bible School begins at 9:45 a.m. with an opening assem bly in the auditorium. There are two Sundays left in the Bible school hunting season contest, and the junior class is leading. Everyone who has been to Bible school in the last three weeks is a hunter, eligible to invite and bring new "game" to Bible school with them. At the 7:30 p.m. service Mr. Hcberling will conclude hia ! series of sermons on "Meet ing Honest Situations." This fjnnl citllutinn i- ......... 1 ....... ..iuoiiuii ia auiimii-u up I,., i l I i i . . .. nave nau comaci wun other churches; why should I change to yours?" A midweek service is held Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. The minister is leading a series of lessons on Bible geography and background. This week the group will be studying background history of the book of Exodus. METHODIST TOPIC The Rev. Charles R. Mc Donald, pastor of SI. Luke's Methodist church, 2940 Siski you blvd., will speak on "Luke, Physician and Friend'" at the 11 a.m. worship service Sundny. Oct. 14 has been des ignated St. Luke's dav. First Baptist Church Conservative-Fundamental B. E. Andrews, Pallor Byron Evans, Youth Dir. Meeting Temporarily at WILSON SCHOOL Grand & Corona SUNDAY, OCT. 14th 9 40 A M. Sunday School tor All II 00 A M. "Our God li a Holy God" 7 00 PM "Thingj You Can Dt Sure Of!" 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