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'2 Mansfield News-Journal Saturday, October 27, 1982 Churches To Mark Sermon Subjects 150 Hear Speaker Tell Of Finding God man with the world on his heart" and others who loved Jx -f Dr. Abraham Vereide yesterday sent two emissaries of the International Christian Leadership movement, which he founded, to address 150 First Methodist 10:30 a. "Trustees of the Gospel." St. John's United Church of Christ 10:30 a. "The Relentless Reformer." First Christian 10 a.

Reformation With Special Services By VIRGINIA LKK Religion Kditor I Tomorrow will be observed in many Mansfield Protestant churches as Reformation Sunday- Although it has been observed intcrdenomina-tionally on the last Sunday in October since 1947, it is more widely observed bv Lutheran persons attending a weekly prayer breakfast in the Mans-field-Leland Hotel when he Jesus Christ for directing his life into one of Christian service. "In Mansfield there are 101 attractions to get your attention but you are here because you love Jesus Christ. Let us pitch in together to give Christian leadership and help restore the world to Him who created it." "If Christ is Lord. First English Lutheran became ill and unable to fulfill the engagement. 8:30, 10:30 a.

"Anvil, Atty. James Bell, of Wash- Ington, D. its secretary, introduced Paul Parker, In Tree and Coin." First Church of the Brethren Morning, "Lord, I Believe;" evening, "Forever dian member of its board of bodies. directors, as the spokesman. State Representative Rich Leaders To Study V.

Economy Settled in Heaven." First United Presbyterian Martin Luther started the western Europe Reformation which resulted in the forma ard Christiansen read the 10:50 a. "Counting the scripture lesson and Congressman John Ashbrook voiced tion of the Protestant Church. Cost." The economic status of the United States as it grapples leJn of the, St. Timothv prayer that God "grant us Lutheran wisdom to see His way and! with problems of automation, The Christ-Ccn- iiidii.iutiu uica wm sponsor a the courage to follow it." unemployment, foreign trade TO BE INSTALLED Wil-liam L. Livingston, a student at Ashland Theological Seminary, will be installed at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow a Newville Baptist Church's first full time minister. The Rev. Harold C. Loughhead, of the Ohio Baptist Convention, will preside at the installation in the church at the corner of Swigart and Possum Run Rds.

Pni i 1 tered Reformation." English Lutheran Church at 3 30 Grace Gospel 10:30 a. "In Blessed Remembrance;" DR. LEXTZ SPEAKS p. "A Tremendous Dr. Harold II.

Lentz, prosi. ayer Meeting." dent of Carthage College and Avenue Baptist A TIP FROM HENRY Dave Southward, of Madison High School, and Bill Reese, of Mansfield Senior High School, along with young people of three faiths who represent at least 30 organizations, will be my collectors in the Mansfield area between 6 and 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31. Henry, of comic strip fame, illustrates the point.

and foreign aid will come under the close scrutiny of the nation's economic and church leaders at the Fourth National Study Conference on the Church and Economic Life in Pittsburgh, Nov. 8-11. Convened by the National Council of Churches through its Department of the Church and Economic Life, the con A trio composed of Mrs. Sandy Lomax, Miss Connie Hahn and Mrs. Martha Kind-inger, with Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth Ayers as accompanist, provided music. Bill Glass, defensive end with the Cleveland Browns professional football team, will speak at a similiar breakfast session next Tuesday morning. There will be no Friday morning session next i i. i ir itrr rr-T a former pastor of Trinity i a- m- Staying Serene Lutheran. Church, Ashland, in a Disturbed World." will be the speaker of the oc-l Chapelwood 10:30 a.

casion. i'The Jericho Road;" 7:30 Two large choirs massed P- "The Judgment Seat of from churches of the area will Christ." sing. Tht senior group will be Linden Road United Pres-under the direction of William byterian 10:45 a. Gross, of the host church, and! "Where Is the Church?" Study Groups To Convene ference will draw more thani Revival Services Set At 5 Churches week. HAROLD LEXTZ 400 industrial, labor, and government leaders and clergy appointed by Protestant and Eastern Orthodox denominations and religious bodies.

Parker, the son of a Hindu ithe junior choir under tute-i First Congregational lage of Miss Mary Helen Morning, "The Might of turned Christian, told of his father's transition and his Methodist Five Mansfield Protestant! churches have scheduled re-! The Rev. Albert J. Shea, of Cincinnati, will conduct serv Bracken, of St. Michael Luth-' America." eran Church, Mifflin. Holy Trinity Lutheran Assisting Dr.

Lentz in the 8:30. 10:45 a. "A Bulwark vival services for next week ices from Oct. 31 to Nov. 11 Women Open Lutheran Press Chances Name Thursdays "The Christian Mission on the Rim of East Asia" will be the theme of study at First Methodist Church's school of missions to be held on the next three Thursdays between 4 and 6 p.

m. A fourth session on Nov. 25 will be for the Women's So- service will be the Rev. adoption of the name of the white man who first introduced him to Christ. He told of his own rise to world renown, when he said: "Success, security and sex "1 at First Church of the Naz- arene.

Jay M. Meighen and Never Failing." Woodville Grace Brethren i 9:30 a. "The Unequal Yoke;" 7:30 p. "Works of nrm. James Nichols, of Mt.

Hope, rarer Week mioh, the ReV. otto Fried- mann nf Cf Timntliv'c nfh Fortress Press will be the name of the publishing firm were my gods and the Chris- eran Church here, and the ithe Holy Spirit." Prayer, meditation, study and a special offering for i Rev. Robert Linder, pastor of i Jehovahs Witnesses 1 tian uod a formality in good which will replace Muhlen-clothes on Sunday. "Then berg Press on Jan. 1.

rame tn realizp that find had Tha noma nhanoa was mission work will mark the both Mt. Zion, east of Lucas, p. "Who Is Responsible family will have charge of music during the campaign, according to the Rev. A. E.

Beckwith, pastor. Joseph C. Black, of Indianapolis, will begin an evangelistic crusade at First Free Methodist Church to observance by almost and St. Michael's Lutheran for World Woes?" 4 p. 000, Methodist women Church in Mifflin.

"Youth's Opportunities in this throughout America of their) Dr. Lentz served Trinity' Modern Age;" 7 p. "Are annual Week of Prayer and Church in Ashland for 17 All Faiths Good in God's a plan for my life. necessitated by the merger of cicty for Christian Service. "I discovered that there are tha United Lutheran Church Study groups will include: onlv two brands of men one in America, the Augustana primary (ages seven and is the cure of the world, the Lutheran Church, the Ameri- eight) conducted by Mrs.

other is the disease of the can Evangelical a Mary Pence and Mrs. Mary Self-Denial Oct. 25-31 night. It will continue through Nov. 4.

The evangel- world, The special week is spoiv Sored by the Woman's Di Helen Gerwin; juniors (nine, Church and the Suomi Synod to form the new Lutheran years prior to assuming the Sight?" Carthage College presidency Unity 11 a. "Assured in 1951. Success." He has traveled extensive-! First Church of Christ, Sci-ly in Europe, Alaska 11 a. "Proba- ist will be welcomed at a vision of Christian Service of "People like me were the disease of the world. My life had no direction." He credited Dr.

Vereide, whom he described "as a Cur-a. body. Muhlenberg Press had been a trade name the denomination had used since 1939. tion After Death." family dinner in John's Park at 6 p. m.

tonight. Services tomorrow will be at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. the Rev.

R. S. Terman, pastor, said. Dr. S.

A. Baker, an evangelist who has conducted re the Methodist Board of Missions, the national body under which 36,000 local Woman's Societies of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guilds Junction. The Week of Prayer and Self-Denial is one of the He has contributed to numerous publications and is the author of two books. His latest, "Reformation Cross First Friends 10:45 a. "What It Means to be a Protestant;" 7:30 p.

"Christ, the Life." ten and 11-year-olds; conducted by Mrs. Gary Ireland; Intermediates (12, 13 and 14 year olds) conducted by Gary Ireland; Senior Youth (ages 15-18) led by Dr. Robert Williams and Adults, directed by Robert Ready. Showing of films and vespers will conclude each period. The Rev.

and Mrs. Eugene Mansfield will be in charge of the vesper serv'ee 5 Protestant Churches roads," published in 1958, East Mansfield United Pres REV. ALBERT J. SHEA eldest observances ot Meuioa-jcompares the theology of Mar- byterian 10:45 a. vivals throughout the United! States, will conduct a nightly series in new Mt.

Hermoni isi women, aaung duck io Lutheran and Philin Ma. "Where Do We Stand?" 1887. To Hear Guest Speakers lanchton. The other was a 330- First Brethren 10:30 page centennial "History of a. "God's Prophecy Con During that week in thousands of Methodist churches, cerning Russia and Israel;" Wittenberg College," pub lished in 1945.

Five Mansfield Protestant field Salvation Army at 9:30 at the opening session 1 1 1 1 1 nn I women will gather for two 7:30 p. evangelistic serv cnuruies wiu near guesi a. m. ai p. m.

sne win events a program meeting to ice. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Donald will be responsible for ar conduct the service while! speakers tomorrow. St. Matthew's Lutheran Lieutenant Gerold Hitzka, assistant here, will speak. Dennis E. Lauman, a student pastor, will preach Sun-day morning at Oakland Lutheran Church.

ranging a milk and coffee break prior to the films. An appeal to the membership will be made for volunteers to care for pre school children during the session. Baptist Church. He will be assisted by Mrs. Gladys McCoy, church soloist, according to the Rev.

Joel King, pastor. First Church of the Brethren in Lincoln Heights having a weekend evangelistic really with a service tonight at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. William E.

Walters, pastor, will preach tonight to initiate a series of sermons on the rally subject: "The Word of God to Me." There will be an opening song service. The Rev. Clarence Stogs-dill, of Milledge, 111., will conduct revival services in It will be Gideon Day in First Evangelical United Brethren Church where Earl Smoot, of Mt. Vernon, will speak at the morning service. He will tell of the work of Gideons.

Jerry Fouts. regional director of Youth for Christ, will speak at First Friends Church at 7:30 p. m. Interpret the projects to which money from the special offering will be given and a 'Quiet Day" service, which includes personal prayer and meditation, hymns and a silent meal. The theme for the "Quiet Day" Service is "Memory, Expectation and Power." Each day women will offer prayers for the mission projects to which she will give.

As the "Self-Denial" part of the name suggests, each woman is asked to give a sacrificial gift to designated mis 10:30 a. "A Look at Luther." First Evangelical United Brethren Morning, "The Eternal Word." St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran 10:45 a. "Why Reformation?" Central Methodist 10:30 a. "On the Edge of the Spiritual Life." St.

Paul Evangelical Lutheran 8, 10:30 a. "Protestant, No Affiliation." Philadelphia i itualist it I Joseph Weigel, a member First Brethren Church. 490 of the Unitarian-Universalist JOSEPH C. BLACK Temple of the Golden Dawn BIBLE VERSES Except a man be born ajain. he cannot see the kingdom of God John 3:3.

For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23. There is not a just man upon earth, that doeth good, and sinneth not. Ecclesiastes 7:20. We are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags.

Isaiah 64:6. L. C. SMITH 417 Hammond Ave. Mansfield, Ohio PROPHECIES Of All Religions Are Fulfilled In BAHA LtAII (Translation) The Glory of God Baha'is of Mansfield Invite You To Investigate At The Fireside Discgssions 8 P.M., 561 Daisy St.

I P.M., 244 S. Diamond Free Literature On Request 525-0843 524-7206 7:45 p. "The Three Fellowship of Lima, will speak to members and friends of the Mansfield Fellowship at B'Nai Jacob Temple at 1:30 p. m. Sunday.

Rules Golden, Silver and Iron." Bowman from Oct. 29 to Nov. 11. He is the moderator of the Brethren Church's general conference. The Rev.

Wilbur L. Thomas, pastor, said services would be held at 7:30 p. m. nightly except on Saturday nights. Clay Lutheran 10:30 a.

"Hated Men;" 7:30 p. "Principles of the Reforma Lieutenant Dorothy Drown, assisting officer at Lorain's Salvation Army Corps, will be guest speaker at Mans- tion." Oakland Lutheran 9:30 sion, projects in tire United States and overseas. The offering is taken during the program meeting. Miami Picks Its Royally OXFORD (UPI) Daniel L. Cooke of Bowling Green and Miss Jean B.

Smith, Chicago, both Miami University seniors, have been elected king and queen of homecoming festivities this weekend. They will be crowned at half-time of the Bowling Green-Miami football game Saturday. I a. pastor. Unitarian Universalis! Fellowship 1:30 p.

"A Humanist Looks at Euthau- Study Approved WASHINGTON (AP) The Area Redevelopment Administration has approved a $9,950 technical assistance study aimed at creating new employment through development of commercial tourism in Hocking County, Ohio. i asia. UNITY CENTER 428 Park Ave. West SundBv School it: 30 A M. Worship 11:00 A.M.

Sonnie Cutter. Minister Peace Praver Service Wednesday 11 A.M. Midweek Worship Service Friday 7:30 P.M. SERVED HERE Archbishop Karl J. Alter, of Cincinnati who was earlier this month to head a commission for bishops of the Roman Catholic Ch -rch Ecumenical Council, visited Mansfield frequently in the 19 years he tead.J the Toledo Diocese.

Mansfield is included in the diocese which he served from 1931 to 1950. Shiloh Baptist 11 a. Service;" 3 p. "The I Great Challenge of Today." St. Luke's Lutheran 8:30, 10:45 a.

"This We Af firm." IT'S THE TRUTH By William E. Allen You Are Invited ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL Thurs. Thru Sunday Nov. 1st thru 4th 7:30 P. M.

with 1 The region Is Israel's primary develop TIMELY ANNOUNCEMENTS ment area, receiving nearly half of the immigrants. WE INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US THIS SUNDAY "Modern Sadducees" During the earthly ministry of Christ as recorded in the Gospels, the main opposition came from the orthodox Jewish leaders the Pharisees. But when we get into the book of SILVER POODLES, AKC registered, small size miniatures, 522-4499. 400 Hammond Avenue. Nesta's Restaurant, 17 East Fourth Street.

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FIRST in Mansfield, WEST-INGHOUSE 1963 COLOR TV. Sec them now at Tucker's Furniture 99 Park Avenue West. HOW DOES ALL OF THIS RELATE TO OUR MODERN RELIGIOUS WORLD? Let me say that I strongly disagree with Roman Catholic theology. They are unscriptural in their teachings on purgatory, celibacy of the priesthood, praying to images of saints. Papal infallibility, and above all their Maryolitry.

However, I believe that the Sadducees within the Protestant church are far more heretical and deadly in their opposition to the truth of Bible Christianity than are our Roman Catholic friends. Romanism at least believes in the supernatural which is the very essence of Christianity! We who believe the Bible to be the inspired word of God differ with Roman Catholics on only four of the twenty-four major tenets of Christianity, while we differ with liberal, miracle-denying. Sadducee Protestants on twenty of the twenty-four major doctrines! I was talking in my office in Rochester, New York with a professor of the Colgate Divinity School some years ago. We were discussing the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He said that he believed in the resurrection of Christ.

I asked him if he believed that Christ bodily, literally arose from the dead and that the tomb was empty on Easter morning. He stood to his feet in disgust and anger and replied, "Mr. Allen, if you are so naive as to believe in a literal resurrection of Christ, then there is no use of our having any further discussion." He then took his coat and bid me goodby. He said that Christ was alive in the same sense that Abraham Lincoln is alive. The spirit and principles that Linucoln stood for are still alive! This is the sense in which he said Christ was alive.

What horrible blasphemv to be teaching seminary students! Liberal Bishop McConnell of the Methodist Church said in one of his hooks, "The bones of Christ are still bleaching in the sands of Palestine." This Sadduceeism that, like a trojan horse, has taken over our maior seminaries and colleges, is the most dangerous threat to Christianity of anything on earth, and IT'S THE TRUTH! COURTESY OF GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH Christian and Missionary Alliance 95 E. Third St. Enjoy 90 Minutes of Gospel Singing By This Quartet and Preaching By Taster Vanzant Each Evening McNew's Family Dining Room HALLOWEEN PARTY im-mediately following parade Saturday. Favors hats De- COME to dinner Sunday. Sunday, Nov.

4th at 3:00 P.M. ALSO SING-SPIRATION The Prophets Quartet Featured Rev. T. L. Leatherwood, Pastor SUNDAY' SCHOOL 10 A.M.

Classes For All Ages MORNING WORSHIP 11 A.M. Message By The Pastor EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7 P.M. Message By The Pastor Twenty Minute Sacred Music Concert By the Temple Choir, Ladies' Trio, Orchestra and Vocal Duet MANSFIELD BAPTIST TEMPLE Mansfield Expressway and Ashland Road Enjoy our special dinners. All Soto Lounge, 18 E. Third.

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