| OCR Text |
Show rr "' i i r vr1 TTT oe" e w w t " r' erwr v epop rf m i i'vvr1 "rr Section i.i i am: ki: iirches 11 Saturday Morning, November been renamed Nassau Presbyterian Church. He filled that pulpit from 1951 through 1959. He then served as chairman of the department of practical theology at San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, Calif. Professor at Macalester Later, he served for two years as chaplain and professor of religion at Macalester College, St. Paul, Minn. He then returned to Califor- - Franciscos Old Interim Pastor He has most recently served as interim pastor for three Pre- Tribune Staff Photo by Ravell Call Nighttime at the Cathedral sbyterian Churches, spending nine months at the First Presbyterian Church, Vancouver, Wash.; seven at Westminster sbyterian church, Des Moines, Iowa; and one year at San Marino. Ultimate Source of Knowledge This country was MURRAY founded by men whose education came from studying the Bible and thats still the best education a child can have, A1 A.shman said. Mr. Ashmen is principal of Mountain West Christian School, housed in the New Life Christian Center, 4026 S. Main. The school, in its first year of operation, is a ministry of the New' Life Center and the Fall Armor Bible Institute. The school is already operating at its capacity of about 50 students,-bu- t administrators hope to double the facilities. The school did no advertising prior to the opening this fall, but was soon turning students away. Mr. Ashman said students receive a better education at Mountain West than in the public sector because, "The Bible is the word of God and the ultimate source of all knowledge. Alpha, Omega System The school uses the Alpha and Omega System of learning, which integrates the Bible into every subject. As an example, Mr. Ashman said ecology is explained in terms of stewardship of Gods creation. And in history classes students study secular history and the history of Jesus Christ and the 12 apostles. Mr. Ashman said that by bypassing the history of Christ secular schools have made Christianity almost mythology in childrens eyes. The system offers classes in math, language arts, social science, science, Bible, music and art. The school also holds chapel every morning. The Alpha and Omega System is an individualized curriculum in which each student must pass a mastery test before progressing. Each student must have the equivalent of a "B grade before advancing. Use Lifepaes Students work out of lifepaes, booklets with materials to learn and tests to take. An average student completes about 10 lifepaes per year, Mr. Ashman said. Students who do not pass each section with 80 percent or better are given extra help and may have to rework that section again. The school focuses on youngsters from kindergarten through eighth grade, but administrators hope to expand into high school soon. Mr. Ashman said that by taking away grade levels, Mountain West takes away the stigma that is connected with grades. He said motivation for learning comes from a student's own desire to learn and from outside factors. Mr. Ashman explained students who keep up with goals they set and do well on their tests are placed on status. Salt lake Alliance These students get five minutes extra at recess. If the student remains on status for a month they get to go on a field trip. Although most subjects taught at Mountain West are similar to those in secular schools, school policies differ. For instance, Mr. Ashman said the school allows corporal punishment. Calling the spanking biblical punishment, Mr. policy Ashman explained since the school is dedicated to training children, correction, especially in the areas g of and rebellion, is necessary. Pray After Spanking If a child is spanked, the offense is clearly explained to him. The principal will tell children how God's word has been violated and after the spanking he, or a staff member, will pray with the child. Parents are always notified if a child is spanked, Mr. Ashman said, and a written record of the date, offense, number of strokes and the name of the correcting staff member and a witness is recorded. A copy is sent to the parent. time-wastin- Citing scriptures, Mr. Ashman said that biblical punishment is required by God in order to train children in a right relationship with God. The school also maintains a dress 2663600 Sunday School Worship Service 9:30 a.m. :00 a.m. pm. Prayor COMMUNITY OF GRACE John R. Bodo Named Interim Pastor Dr. 300 E. Moots m Murray Parti Homo 5103 South Stato SUNDAY MORNING 6blo Class All Agos Worship Service ICW HANCOCK. For information phona Auction to Benefit Wasatch 1626 S. 1700 auction Saturday beginning at 7:30 p.m. to aid the Foster Grandparents Program of Salt Lake City. The auction, sponsored by the Community Mission Committee at, the church, will feature crafts, goods and services donated by church members and businesses in the foothills area. Meals donated by restaurants, d apparel, jewelry and and woodworked items will be available for bid. Auctioneers Glenn Short and Associates have donated their services. The public is invited and admission is free. retreat ALTA CANYON BAPTIST CHURCH or L 2770305 Everyone Welcome St. ORGAN DEDICATION J WED :c MORNING WORSHIP WED. FAMILY SERV. Ayers, Pastor Robert Cashatt, Youth Pastor E. 1040 a.m. 700 p.m. 571-539- 7 Assemblies ol God 942-624- 7 Wf LCOAAE! 268-217- VttITOM 9:30 a.m. 10:30 Morning Worship 7:00 Evening Praise Tues. Singles Fellowship 7:00 Wed. Family Night 7:00 6:00 p m. EVENING PRAISE James A- Christian Education 4300 South 700 East a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Partor Rev. Arnt Jacobson Rev. GarTy Pierce Rev. Ron Groms Rev. Jim Wentworth 8 t Youth Music Visitation Counseling Min. ot Education I Interpretation for Deaf fiRst pResBytepiAn East South Temple and Church School OOa.m. A MEET 9 7 7 (2 4So.fi p.m. 00 p.m. Or. Worship 7 p.m. Marshall otrci J. Schrank 1 1 1 a.m. Pastor Thomas E. Corkish Pastor Mark Short 272-543- 4 Church Phone 272-940- 5 Wameke EVAB3EUCAL 1 9 1 0 E. 277-821- 272-B45- 3 L METHODIST 203 1 9th 1 TEACHING A Uniting the world. . . One heart at a time " I charge you that when a thought of war comet oppose if by a stronger thought of peace. W Boha'i Socred Writings Discussion held regularly for further mfor motion SLC 484-424- 2 or 272-312Bntfl 298-450- 7 Murray 261-378- 3 I oqon 753-165- So Pastor Owoyn 966 7951 or 10 am WORSHIP II a.m Assoc Pastor Kol Koiavtli PRESBYTERIAN 16p Z CHURCH I !H-- 1 487-737- 0 S piiast- .all i(,r di-- 486 5473 SO. end William H Simmons TRINITY 4290 W. 5415 Worship Chuich School (Bur 9: JO HIIDKIh Tllllllllllllllllllllllllllll? 3300 E. 9:30 & 11 a m. Worship Service Church School 9:30 a.m. Nursary Facilities Available Minister: Robert S. fly H (hiiuZ 'Kl URYWWk pj.lrrr. f,,NfilR Ml Pill N U M IN T! :00 a in a.m. CHRIST 2375 m. SCHOOL 'Ill IVMil 11 Nurtory Provided Minister; Rv. Wiillom A. MtCroory SOUTH WORSHIP SfRVICfS 8:43 & 11:00 d.m. FIRST 200 E. 328 8726 Compton 4IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU. WASATCH mTiY I SO. Worship Service Cliuich School WORD CHURCH I'iiilh IVIlou ship Interdanommational 352 t. Third So Fins CHURCH a.m. Sunday Sorvica 11 o.m. Sunday School 7 p.m. Wad. Mooting SECOHO CHURCH 1165 Foothill Or Sunday Sorvica 10 30 a m. 10 30 a.m. School Sunday 7 JO p.m. Wad. Moating THIRO CHURCH 306 E Spring Ln. 10 a.m. Sunday SorvUai 10 a.m. Sunday School Wad. Moating I p.m. UNITED I 130 of independent, friendly Preaching the Word" 3900 South Intermountain Christian School K thru 9 Carden Curriculum The Mountain West Christian School admits students of any Mi e, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, piograms. and activities generally afforded or nude available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, national and ethnic color, 0 Anchor Christian Academy SERVICES 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m. tl a.m. 9:30 & 1 1 a.m. Family Bible Hours POLICY AS TO STUDENTS 255-622- a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Church PRH Cliuacu 3 - 0 CHUStCH 1880 East 5600 So. Bible School 9:45 f 00 Worship Service Service Evening 6:00 Meet Wed. Prayer 7:30 An house by Monday. D AUCDfiD BAPTIST CHURCH AM programs. 11a.m. ( lll Rt ll S.B.C. 277-941- 2 2780 E. 3900 So. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Worship 1 100 a m. Cvaning Worship 700 p.m. Pastor Andy Hombokar PHone Pa Ur if school-administere- a.m. Child Core ovoilable through 5 year of oge ttroot. Prolong W Hodgens. Th 0. Walton Roth Mrs Ruth McCormick. D.C.E. IIOIJ.ADAY BAPTIST 2700 South Main Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening its engm in administration educational policies, admissions policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan and athletic and programs, other to Adults) Or. John R. Bodo Pro Muslca Sacred Concert Pastor BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH NONDISCRIMINATORY Street Cost of Loving Homily: OO Huttert 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. NOTICE OF ytars old through C Worship Service INVITED R. 364-287- PRAYER 11 Ron Parker, East 8:55 a.m. ORGAN RECITAL 4:00 P.M. Mr. DeLoy Goeglein Pastor w Proceeds will go towards the support of seven Good Shepherd homes in western states. The homes offer residential care and Christian training to the mentally retarded. 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 194 South 10th East 700 Eott 7000 South SUNDAY SCHOOL WORSHIP SOO Sunoay School Worship Service 1030 ill host the annual fall sale of Good Shepherd Home Auxiliary on Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. East, 561-591- 1 WORSHIP 9 a.m. Morning Worship 10 am. Darwin E. Welsh, Minister, bc Johns Lutheran 1030 South Johns Lutheran Church, St. S. 500 SV",(- Southeast Baptist Church Diocese of Christ The King Holy Communion 12:00 Noon November 14th Johns Lutheran Church 1030 So. 5th East Fall Sale Set At St. Johns ,.Y)Y Bible Sjuity I The Rev. Val Dodd Good Shepherd (Across from Alta High The continuing Episcopal Church 1926 Prayor Booh Retreat House Special t The Tribune A womens renewal OGDEN day w ill be offered at Our Lady of the Mountains Retreat House, 1794 Lake St., Nov. 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The emphasis will be on the holistic approach to spirituality for the contemporary woman. Participants will examine obstacles that tend to limit wholehearted reponse to the Spirit. Topics include enhancing self worth, coping with stress and homemaker burnout. All three subjects will relate to feminine spirituality for the contemporary woman. Reservations are necessary and can be made by calling Mary at the Mimsttr Meeting at St. Dvorak and Rachmaninoff with Varijan Kojian conducting. Price of the tickets will be $4. All single adults, including those who have been previously married, may attend IMCS activities. For furthur information, call Steve Call. An Exciting, Growing Fellowship!! Episcopal Church PUBLIC Day for Women 9 30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Vm0urLady of the Lake hand-crafte- Sets Jama H. Loppon, pottor 11 Presbyterian Church, East, will host a benefit .Vi the Hirachi Cantor) 9801 So. 1300 E., Sandy Christian Education Hour 9:30 o.m. 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship tc. Bldg. 8000 So., Sandy EARLY Fmtbytarfon Church (Moating at by Beethoven, compositions EXPERIENCEIWORSHIPIIHITHEIVALLEYIAT Silence in Heaven Pastor G.F. Vandegrift Wad. 7 Everting Worship The Intermountain Christian Singles w ill hold a Night With the Utah Symphony. IMCS members will meet in the main gallery of the Art Center adjacent to Symphony Hall for tickets and background information at 7 p.m. Then they will attend the symphony as a group. The evenings performance will feature MTN. VIEW CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY ... SOUTHSIDE CHURCH CP CHRIST code for students. Girls must wear dresses, skirts or dress slacks, except on Fridays, when casual dress is allowed. Boys must wear cords or slacks, with buttoned shirts or pullovers. No tee shirts, slogans or pictures are allowed. Dress Code In addition each Tuesday girls are required to wear dresses and boys must w'ear ties. Boys hair is required to be cut off the collar, out of the eyes and not cover the ears. Mr. Ashman, who was the founder of a Christian school in Parowan, said The worst education I can provide for my children is better than the secular, humanism education they would receive in the public schools. The philosophy of Mountain West School is: Since God is the center of life, then life should be centered around God and that includes in education. And Mr. Ashman said Christian education is working and a Christian school is started every seven hours somewhere in the United States. He claims students taught in Christian schools test out three to five grades higher than students taught in secular schools because for the first time they are challenged. He said if a student leaves a Christian school to go into a public school, they are almost always put in advanced classes. Cfcardi 4400 South 7th Cast 5(X) Singles Group At Symphony Principal Says Bible Education Is Best 6pm Charity Group At Local Church to give it a peaceful, almost holy glow. The lights were installed almost a year ago to give the cathedral added effect. Lights illuminate the Cathedral of the Madeleine, setting the architecture of the landmark apart from surroundings Pre- 1030 East, will dedicate its newly renovated organ Sunday during a special 4 p.m. service The organ was recently renoWangerin vated from a three-ran- k organ installed in 1940 to its present seven ranks with 499 pipes. The work was done by Layton Organs Inc. of Florence, Colo., by combinaged organ ing a comparably of purchased from Zion Lutheran Salt Lake City when they bought a new organ. At the 4 p.m. service. DeLoy Goeglein of Lakewood, Colo., will present a recital. Mr. Goeglein, minister of music and chief organist at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Lakewood, is well known in the Denver area for his improvisations on hymns of the Lutheran tradition. His recital will include selections from J.S. Bach, George F. Handel, R. Vaughn Williams, Paul Manaz and variations on hymns selected by the audience. St. John's congregation was organized in 1900 and completed its current building in 1937. An educational wing was added in 1955. The original Wangerin organ, valued at $1,500, was a gift from J.P. Schaeffer of Pittsburgh. It was dedicated Jan. 23, 1940. The renovation cost $1,500 and was funded in part from memorials left to the congregation from the estates of Elmer Schmidt and Albert Lieske with the remainder provided by contributions of the members of St. Johns after the project was undertaken in 1978. S. First Presbyterian Church, the oldest Protestant congregation in the state. Early during his tenure there, Dr. Bodo founded the Old First Center for the Arts, recently renamed Old First Concerts. This program, now in its 12th year, presents two concerts a week and has served as a launching pad for dozens of gifted young singers, dancers, and instrumentalists. In 1976, Dr. Bodo left Old First Church to embark on a ministry-at-largconducting preaching missions, adult Christian Education programs and clergy continuing education programs across the country. months Johns Lutheran Church, St. 2 13, 1982 nia as pastor of San Johns St. Interim Minister Called by Church The Rev. Dr. John R. Bodo has been called by the First Presbyterian Church, 12 C St., to serve as interim minister. A native of Budapest, Hungary, Dr. Bodo has most recently served as interim pastor at San Marino Community Presbyterian Church, San Marino, Calif. He was born in 1920 and completed his high school and college education at the Lutheran Gymnasium of Budapest and beqan his theological studies at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. At the end of 1940, he and his parents emigrated to the United States. His father, a distinguished piano teacher, was a member of the Philadelphia Musical Academys faculty until 1967. Union Seminary in the United States, arrival Upon Dr. Bodo was admitted to Union Theological Seminary, New York, where he earned a bachelor of divinity degree in 1942. He subsequently earned master of theology and a doctor of philosophy degrees, both in American religious history from Princeton Seminary. Dr. Bodo then served as pastor of the Wolff Memorial Presbyterian Church, Newark, N.J., from 1944 through 1947. In the summer of 1946, while a graduate student at Princeton, he attended the Organizing Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Amsterdam, Holland. As a staff interpreter for the WCC, he did simultaneous translation from German and French into English. While working on the final chapter of his doctoral dissertation, Dr. Bodo was called to serve as pastor of the school's historic First Presbyterian Church which has since r r Organ Recital Set for C'.r Suit i'ulir Sribunr i;ni i 968-689- 8:30 & 1 a.m. 9:45 a m. Nursery Provided Bronston M. Greenwood reel Minister nor-- SO. f HILLTOP 9425 Union Sq. i7m i -- gums, 8:30 a.m. Worship Service Church School 9:45 a.m. 1100 a m Woislnp Service Mi nl tt.rt . Dol. McArthur 51.707 |
