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Show Ministry Is Full-Tim- Job e Businessman Spreads Gospel By Melinda Sowerby Tribune Church Editor-Wha- t was a part-tim- e volunteer effort for Brian Ascherin has become a e position and the change has meant not only a new job, but a major move for the Christian businessman. Mr. Ascherin is the new Metro Di-- I rector of the Christian Businessmens ; Committee. The position had its offi-cibeginnings Sept. 1, but Mr. As-- ! cherin is now traveling between Salt Lake City and Rapid City, S.D., until his home there is sold. i full-tim- al She Salt akr Sribunr OF. IIE. MAYS Churches September Section 8, 1984 Page 16 B Formerly an engineer for a utility company in Rapid City, Mr. Ascherin has been a member of the CBMC for a number of years, spreading the Gospel through his personal ministry. He said he finds his new position exciting because he had proved himself to be a competent engineer in his previous position. He said as an engineer he didn't have to depend upon God to do his job, but in his new position he is dependent on Gods grace. And that too is exciting, Mr. Ascherin said. Focus Tbeir Lives He said his primary responsibility in the new position is to work with businessmen to help them grow spiritually and to assist them in whatever way he can. He wants to encourage local businessmen to focus their lives on honoring and glorifying God. He said be believes his personal ministry is to businessmen, saying the CBMC has an effective presentation of the Gospel. He said he sees no duplication of efforts between CBMC and other Christian organizations devoted to businessmen. The CBMC is not a church. However, Mr. Ascherin sees the committee as a companion organization to churches in carrying out Christs commission. The committee sponsors break- - Anns to Launch Drive For Spiritual Renewal St. RENEW, a nationwide program designed to make people more aware of Christ in their lives, begins with a signup Sunday at SL Anns Catholic Church, 450 E 2100 South. RENEW is being tried at St. Ann's, because the program has had "remarkable success in other areas of the country bringing inactive members back into the fold and enriching the lives of active members, according to the Rev. John J. Sullivan, pastor at St. Anns. Holy Family Church in Ogden was the first church in the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City to program. tty the three-yea- r The name comes from the scriptures, Father Sullivan said, adding that it refers to a spiritual renewal. RENEW offers something for every member, from the very old to the very young; from those who like to be involved to those who either prefer not to participate pr cant, according to Gayen Wharton, publicity coordi- nator for the program. Calling for Members Rev. Sullivan explains RENEW has been developed to make members aware of the question: What is God calling me to do? He noted that God may be catling members to be a better neighbor or to be more active in church. God's calling is different for everyone, he said. The important thing is to discover what God's calling is for you. That recuires more than a superficial approach to discovering ones own feelings. Rev. Sullivan believes. Another aspect stressed in the program i3 that people need each others support. Rev. Sullivan said. Even if you dont need others, others may need vou. INew ; ! Pastor to Join Baptist Church Special to The Tribune A new pastor CLEARFIELD will be installed Sunday at the Clearfield Community Baptist Church, 200 S. 500 East, Clearfield. The installation ceremony for the Rev. Larry W. Dobson will be held at the church at 4 p.m. The Rev. DB. Heusser, intermountain area minister. will be featured speaker during the ceremony. The public is invited to attend. pur (tfunrr to Christ Disobedient to God He believes many people arent experiencing a relationship with God, because theyve been disobedient to God's word. Mr. Ascherin hopes to point out such people can have the abundant life they desire because of Christ's deed of dying on the cross. CBMC members live a lifestyle of evangelism, Mr. Ascherin said. Members change lives through a basis, he said, using the Bible to spread the word. Mr. Ascherin called the Bible the manufacturers handbook, saying if humans had a glove compartment, the Bible would be in it." As the metro director of the CBMC, Mr. Ascherin hopes to help the committee grow in vision and strategy. The position is a new one for Salt Lake City, although the metro program was started in 1980, he said. Personal Ministry He explained CBMC is a participatory committee. Unlike a club, where some members may be active, the committee involves all members In a personal ministry. Members share business experiences at luncheons, integrating their spiritual life, which is an integral part of life, Mr. Ascherin said. He said members then call on businessmen who have attended a luncheon, making themselves available to help. If a member could devote four hours a week to the ministry, a guy could be a tremendous asset in encouraging men to grow in themselves, he said. He believes CBMC members as well as other people ought to invest in some of the things of eternal value. Mr. Ascherin will be speaking Tuesday at Quality Inn, 164 W. 600 South, at a noon luncheon. Reservations can be made by calling Don Kramer at Dan's Used Cars. Topic of his address will be "Decisions Need one-on-o- To Be Made. ."uf WANT-AD- ttcltlng, growing Wtcwthipl A tvtt linkup Of mlntttry lot four IrtcOrng wonhlp. Sptnl-fUto-d prttclungl tod Aft fctte Class WwUnp Samoa An bfeen Street 11 SUNDAY 3331 Cfr 6 1 artormaban Pastors MM 277-267- Master 662 1 3h 467-196- 5 10-.3- 0 oZT Gym W. Harrison St. UAL on Interpreter Available CHURCHES Worshm Semoe Sunday ScNout & fctte Itertyw Wagnm. Psatev Bryofi Sundenrnau, AmL 5000 WATTS FOR SALT LAKE PROVO AND OGDEN Foursquare Church Sun. WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. 240 L 415 411 Dm m a m Pmm 1 1 1615 East 9600 Soteh 9 a.m. Special Stmtey School Rally Sylvia Bagley Only Media Therapist Every Wed. at 3:30 p.m. Utahs I rrfr. 1861 Wool. C fetfy I Vine SI ?00 S ) 77 8 30 a m MOOim Church School a asm tp Ct OH ST. ClNitfipn 5756 630pm J agrt trciudi'rg mirspry 4 Churrt rry Lpwu Minister Scofl Mooertck. Mm of Yout) 4 Education for fhe Wo9 of God r Qtw powerful antf rfiarper Vian aiy two edge rwortf H9 4 17 Come Visit Jt WORSHIP SERVICES Sermon Inspiration: Who' PASTORS SUNDAY SCHOOL OPENS! Looking for a strong CHRISTIAN CHURCH SCHOOL with a solid BIBLICAL base in a church with a beautiful WORSHIP TRADITION and an emphasis on INSPIRATIONAL PREACHING? Classes Njrsery through High School start 10 a m. beginmrg Sept. 9. coordidated with the 10 a m. worship service & sermon. Adult Class and Senior & Junior Choir Rehearsal 9.15am The Rev. Donald P. Goodheart 322-586- Schrank. 9 Cary R. Weaver lames A. Groves Horace M. McMullen " Tika REDEEMER 8:45 ID 30 am. 915am 2 lain lUPTlST Y 277 9412 9 45 o.m 6 7 00 p m 39U0 Sooth oo m i Ometion Tianing BAftlST CHURCH CENTRAL 1 si Ave. t"WHrrrSt. E" 10 Sun Sctmte Wonhip Cart R HoWen. Pastor p Z 7Tw 'rrmm am 363 5922 tw CrntrwT fayte ate Wads Male Study FnCofoe House SBC 7 FIRST 200 E. 9:00 & Worship Service 203 SO. 328-872- 6 4X) a m. COO a.m. 1 1 Church School 1 RaMai i fewv. Aoc. Huatuai 84H Kteffc Rtrr CWKI 352 E THIRD SOUTH tertey Servtor 4 Sunday School 11 a m.. Wad 7 p m lecoiiicwWH Steday Wiowjmwi WcCraary a.m. W& 7 30 ANt) ,7u0 sot;TF pm. LANE m. Wad 9 p n CHRIST E. 3300 SO. 486-547- 3 9:30 & 1 1 a.m. Worship Service Church School 930 a.m. Ifua iwy tocillYin Avatlotetw Mintten: Robert 4. Ifyarwl Wlllksm H. lirmnam FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 2150 Foothill Drive SO. Worship Church School (ten 1m Wnlibi te enthw ln) 968-689- 8:30 1 StmdJy Schonl 9 Wordwp Serve a.m. Nvreery PiowkHd M. Onnrwaod HILLTOP E. 1 0600 Worship Service Church School v 57 SO. 8:30 a m. 9:30 a.m. & 304 10 30 e Followers 1 1 WtflUjm llnmi 7 Min. Would-B- 5777 1 D Rally Sunday & 11 a.m. 945 487-135- Rev. Peter R.K. Brenner, TRINITY (ViWfIo foothill dr. 10 30 10 Mwrwy Piofiiw4l 985 n Seme 4 Sunday School CMUKN 1306 E SPRING Till) a Sunday Sarvtcaa 4 Sunday School Thampan KXINt 0 IW.I! 7 Cottoquood Presbyleriaii A 6 pm 8pm East Vine Street (6100 So.) 278-461- 9 Visitors Welcome 487-757- AST p.m. mi mu viLf. bnl CHURCH SCHOOL (For an ages) FAMILY WORSHIP (Nursery provided) Sermon: - 700 . Fader Gray, METHODIST 15S0 Tour Friendly Neighbors 17nft MfcFT Churcti Childcare provided Adjacent parkin have called vou (trends SUNOAY 11:00 & Faith In Search Ol Understanding' CIASS1S FOR EACH AGl AND INTEREST I 2790 the Createttf' The Rev We4Vtr CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 . AM 4290 w. 5415 t A ntAra HOI UNITED 1 S 1965 Last SMort Ate 8 MnPrpStrvn Sunday Senate Damp Ftadte. Paw hull's tpiscujJiil (Thurrlj THIRD SOUTH & NINTH LAST (Parting Sunly fnermng at Sjft Lrt Cknic. 333 So 90 Lift) JOHN am ico 1030 Sa. 500 UkL Sail LM Cky 10 WkrWH Same 45 Alb CUM SchoW SuOjt m tV Day 10 Southeast Christian Church y 643 7341 9 45 a m a.m 17 00pm SCHOOL llajn 2375 GRACE Meeting at 9 30 ue. 11am. 'EXPRESSING LIFE" Proyer Therapist Joyce Davis SpArw: kuni ba4 7000 South Ifefca For Living" "Learning Rwv. Kwtfti CHRIST 5ex S. TOO SUfcOAY it M Ml LUTHERAN p.m Southeast Baptist Church 1 255-81- WASATCH TEACHING at the I C.A.C. A) INNER CHRIST IteaptiyMi 4 Motern Mychdan S4 3680 3357 South 2300 tost Jl DEAF SERVICES iotin Claeys, Pastor Family Bible Family Worship Hour Hour 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 600 11 Visvoun SynJ RADIO 1 Christ So. .00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Phon Suteay School Wwtfep SenncM Bible School 9:30 a.m. a.m. Worship Service &30 p.m. Evening Service Wednesday Bible Shady 7:30 p.m. Robert Waggoner, Evangelist Christian Elks Club Cottonwood-Murra4894 S. State Street 264-858- 1 Phil Ovalle, Pastor E. (toarvOenormnattonaO AU. RELIGIOUS 1 To The Regions Beyond" Pate 6 f Vat leg rift ST 8446 So. 340 (Taka sons & WEO Ent '0 C 84 L Weeknte Fellowships Nursery Care Provtcfed 1959 S. View St (1340 .) Don Shatw Pastor Soft LcAe Ai&once Gwrdt 4 of 1 1 WOTSHW tatt 7 South 1 1 9.30 Pastor tom Ashbrook 700 Itet Sandy 6575 So. 9 Church The Church in The Worship Service Sunday School Evening Service Minenr Care Provided 3 Arana Ctute tm ChMren 30 6- - 8:00, Worship Sunday School .?6' BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Thoughts" VrMni Mmtftai mm Epncopai fttont Dr. SUN. MORN. 10.30 a m. fO' into wnfp or cat-0 351 S PASTOR GARY SlNARDt Good Shepherd Lutheran & Intermountain Christian School P- -t 1th Carden Curriculum Meeting at Coppervtew Community Carter phene Tom Vonclort. Iteeting at SL SERVICES 778-447- 3280 East 3900 So. 272-845- 8.30 a.m. Sunday School Service 10:00 a.m. & 600 p.m. pnestyienan crunch Valley Center Preaching the Word 4630 Foituna Way (School) oiympus 1030am. -- k p.m. p.m. FOURSQUARE CHURCH South Valley 6676 HghUttf t 1 H Jeffrey Siliimon Lorry E. Wheeler f 1 0:30 A M. Divine or Otherwise" Inlt malhtv aitarlaa lawwr swvet Unitarian Active Youth and Adult Fellowship Everyone Welcome :00 a. m. 9:45 a.m. 7 Richard Harry. Mtmater Sunday Church Worship 10 A.M. HMCnhMM Paster HOPe CHapeL VN CTIIRCH a.m. a.m. a.m. Pastor Musk Counseling Youth Attn Jocohson Gorry Pierce Ron Groms Jock Perry Singles Ministry SUNDAY SERVICES Donald H. Baird Rev. tat 10 a.m. Worship 880 and Church School O FIRST I SITARI sees at C Street The Agony of Ignorance Rev. Donald H. Baird Sarihem Shadows) (Meehm si E. 6600 So., Sandy Sarvtca am 9 a.m. 4 Worstep o 268-217- 8 Discontent 1270 ianwt ' .... 700 P.M. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Assemblies of God 4300 South 700 East 363-38- CWke Oddan School H Lpwu &00 P.M. E. South Temple COMMUNITY OF GRACE Owe 9:45 A.M. 1CX50A.M. First Presbyterian AM. "The Cosmic Buttonhole" 9.15 10:45 10:45 7.00 7:00 & Evening Praise Wed. Family Night Interpretation for tfe deaf - 800 A.M. Aaium E Aywv Senior Pallor Jfencf) (Science 9:15 Morning Worship PRAISE WED. FAMlfcY SERVICES ORGAN LOFT am. LEW HANCOCK. F WORSHIP IN .THE VALLEYfAT Christian Education EVtN'G Church of Religious Science of Mrs. Thomas M. Constance, graduates of Nyack College, Nyack, N.Y. The couple owns the Intermountain Bookstore. The course is free, and nursery care and a preschool program are of- - ... by My Spirit SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP e00JT Pwfc Heme Ec. Bldg six-ye- ar Ecrly Worship EARIY WORSHIP An 2000 Jjt03 Soufr SUM SUNDAY MORNING The Gospel of John is part of a course which encompasses the complete Bible. It is open to women of all faiths and emphasizes what the Bible means to people today. The course was written by the Rev. and 300 E 8000 S . SANDY. UTAH 561 5911 S 237- - Wwli in i BOUNTIFUL Grace Baptist Church, 835 N. Main, will offer The Explorers Bible Study beginning Thursday from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. This years course will feature the Gospel of John. Gbplstian Assembly -- t GET YOU RESULTS is site of Greek Festival, now underway.. Annual event draws crowds who gather to enjoy food, church tours, Greek culture. Grace Baptist Church Will Begin Bible Course on Thursday s, ' a Skyline view of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church emphasizes Byzantine crosses atop structure at 279 S. 300 West. Church Moanfcaln View SOUTH SI DC Attrnb the (Thurrh of The program centers around making members feel they are an important part of the parish, Mrs. Wharton said. Active parish members may participate in small groups in which they may share their concerns with others. Topics may include discussing children, the generation gap, honesty in business, widow hood, or the effects of divorce, Rev. Sullivan said. However, he emphasizes the groups will not.be sensitivity sessions. Many are put off by that type of group, he added, . Visit Ilomebound In addition to the small groups, a major focus of RENEW will be home visitations to inactive members and visits to nursing homes and home-boun- d members. Those who are homobound will be given learning materials and will be asked to pray for the parish. "We want them the homebound to know the parish is enriched by their prayers, Mrs. Wharton said. Home visits will also be scheduled for those disenfranchised members of the parish, along with a telephone campaign. Organizers believe there are tender, delicate ways to help those people better understand the church and to bring them back into the fold, Mrs. Wharton said. Well be emphasizing the love Christ has for them, she said, adding she believes many inactive members deep down would like to be religious. They just need someone to ask them. RENEW is scheduled for six weeks in the autumn and six weeks at Lent. During that time, active members will be given materials to take home and visiting teams will deliver the Rev. Sulmaterial to parish shut-inlivan said. The material includes a thought for the day. The RENEW core team took training along with a core group from St. Joseph the Worker Church in West Jordan. Coordinators of St. Anns RENEW program are Norma and Carmen Mancuso. activifasts, luncheons and dinners ties businessmen are comfortable with, where members present Jesus Christ as savior and lord. Mr. Ascherin explains members of the business community may be religious, but may be uncomfortable i.i a church setting. Through CBMC, such men might be encouraged to seek a congregation to join. I believe CBMC can play a part in a man reaching a balance in his life, Mr. Ascherin said, adding committee members are willing to take responsibility for getting a man on the road Vision of Love Rev. Ernest Freund 9:30 a.m. 10:30 3.(11. |
