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Show I Churches Scottish Bagpipes to Play At 1st Presbyterians Kirkin O th Tartan Residents of Salt Lake Cit living in the vicinity of South Temple and C Street may be awakened to the sound of Scottish bagpipes Sunday as members of the First Presbyterian Church celebrate the Kirkm 0 th Tartan on Reformation Sunday at 11 a m The annual celebration recalls the Scottish hentage of the Presbyterian Church according to the Rev Donald H Baird pastor of First Presbyterian Church 12 C Street The public is invited and is encouraged to wear Scottish tartans and kilts despite their nationality To Play Outside This year a bagpipe player will play outside the church beginning at 10 30 a m The service will begin with a grand procession led by the hurch s minister of maintenance The Rev Mr Baird explained the t hurch s janitor ha-- been elevated to a minister of maintenance to pick up on the traditional role of the sexton in the European churches In the old country, the sexton would lead the procession down the aisle of the church, oppn a gate leading to the altar, open the scriptures then hold the gate open for the clergy to attend the altar That tradition will be carried c - on Sunday Part of the Procession Sunday, the acolytes will follow the minister of maintenance Then the American flag, the Christian flag, the Lion Rampant flag (the royal flag of Scotland before the union of England and Scotland) and the St Andrews Flag will be brought into the church Following the flags will be On two banners representing the Scots Confession and the Westminster Con fession, followed by a 1U member bagpipe band the choirs and the c ler- - gy The bagpipe band will play during the worship service, the Rev Mr Baird said pointing out the church s sanctuary, with it high ceilings and gothic structure lends itself well to such displays But more important than the pomp is the fact the service is being held to reaffirm members commitment to Jesus Christ the Rev Mr Baird said In each bulletin will be a swatch of a tartan to symbolize each family s commitment to Christ The Rev Mr Baird said that in Great Britain outlawed the wearing of the Scottish tartan but each clan leader would carry a swatch of their family s tartan to church under their clothing At some point in the service the minister would bless each family and the Scot would, at that time, touch their tartan swatch With no outward sign, an underground Kirkin occurred The ceremony, although ancient, was not held in America until April 1745, at Washington DC's New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Its minister, the late Peter Marshall, was then Chaplain of the U S Senate and Washingtons St Andrews Society Since then, Kirkin ceremonies have been held throughout the coun27, 1941 try Todays Kirkin is a reaffirmation of the family spirit of the church, the Rev Mr Baird said Marriage Encounter to Teach Couples Better Communication Good communication between a husband and wife is the whole idea behind Marriage Encounter Couples who have gone through the weekend will celebrate the 10th anniversary of Marriage Encounter in Utah on Nov 10 with a day of activities under the theme Where Has the Dream Taken IV The 10th anniversary celebration will be held at St Vincent Churchs social hall, 1375 Spring Lane (5000 South), with registration beginning at 12 30 p m The program will feature a review of the last 10 years, including how participants of Marriage Encounter have grown and changed Following the program, a Mass will be said in St Vincents Church and a 6 30 p m dinner and social hour is planned Mari lage Encounter was started in Spain in the early 1960s by the Catholic Church It was a way of saying that marriage is a sacrament, according to Sondra Aggeler, serving on the 10th Anniversary Committee, who explains couples going on a Marriage Encounter Weekend should have a good, stable marriage Marriage Encounter was never meant to solve the problems in a bad marriage, but to strengthen good marriages through communication, she emphasized During a Marriage Encounter Weekend couples learn to pray together and to bring the scriptures into their lives, Mrs Aggeler said 4 Founder of Center To Address S. 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Christians The Rev Richard Benjamin founder of the Abbot Loop Christian Center, Anchorage Alaska, and his w ife Carol, will be the guest speakers at the Salt Lake Christian Fellowship, 1952 E 7000 South, beginning Saturday The Rev Benjamin founded the Christian Center, which has since grown into more than 50 outreach churches, including the Salt Lake Christian Fellowship Mrs Benjamin is the author of the book The Rib Section She explained many couples sign up for their first encounter weekend with the mistaken belief the weekend will be a chance to get away from the kids and party Instead, the weekend is filled with group discussions and private times for a couple to work on improving communications with each other Since Marriage Encounters inception, several other religious groups have adapted the original Catholic version to their own beliefs In Utah, members of such diverse groups as the Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Jews, Methodists and Lutherans have joined the Marriage Encounter family The Jewish program is the newest in Utah So far, 2,500 Catholic couples have gone through the Catholic expression of Marriage Encounter, while 150 couples have gone through the Lutheran expression, 700 couples through the Episcopalian expression, 50 couples through the Jewish expression, 300 through the Presbyterian expression and 175 couples have gone through the Methodist expression All couples who have been through any of the Marriage Encounter expressions may attend the afternoon activities Besides spilling over into other faiths, Marriage Encounter has" emerged in other encounters There is now an Engaged Encounter, for engaged couples, a Parish Encounter, in which parish members examine themselves and others in the parish, and Retorno, a strictly spiritual weekend where couples learn to pray together Meets Murray PatV Home 5103 South State in 9 30 a 0 30 a LEW HANCOCK For information first phone CHURCH Minister 561 7930 352 E or Suriljy eryi &s tiy Sdwyig'Ukrd local grocery stores and bakeries, day-olproducts and the Huntsville monestary, which donates the eggs Funds for food not included in the donations come from the United Way, St Anns School donates the coffee Catholic which donate d Community Services provides funds for operating expenses, the volunteers to cook and serve the meals and the facilities W An A lull lino up ol ministry lor your family' Spirit llllad worship praaching' and leaching Jamas E Church of Religious Science (Science of Mired SANDY UTAH EARIY WORSHIP SUNDAY SCHOOL exciting growing fellowship! ' C 270 1 THE LATTER CHURC REV GARY DAYS Preaching the Word 4630 Fortuna Way (School) 272 8453 SCHOOl A JO classes for t ach age STUDY 9 30 "The Forum" IT A)l FRANCES FARLEY Guest Speake SERVICES Sunday Schoo1 Service 10 W AS ATCH PRESBYTERIAN 4 WIAVEV A W 1) A ARE tNl Wed 6 30 PHOV PARK MtS 00am 8600pm Awana Clubs 8446 So 340 (TiM W Harrison St SOOi S Exit E oil I 15) i John Claeys, Pastor Family Bible Family Worship Hour Hour 10-3a m 9 30 a m 3 E. of 13th So. Bible School 9 30am 10 30 am Worship Service 6 30 p m Evening Service Wednesday Bible Study 7 30 p m Robert Waggoner, Evangelist st vr h1) Murray 6 15 am & 9 45 a m 262 4354 GRACE Center Foursquare Church WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. 'Sun. Meeting at Cottonwood Murray Elks Club 4894 S. State Street 264-858- 1 Phil Ovalle, Pastor 1815 Last 9800 South 8 15&11am Worship Service & Bible Class School 9 30 a m Sunday John Fiene Pastor (Mice 572 6375 Little Lamb s Pre School now registering ST. JOHN'S 1030 So 500 Last Salt Worship Service Sunday Schoo) & Bible Clas RJ Schrank Pastor lake City 10 am 8 45 364 2873 a m REDEEMER 1955 Last Stratford Worship Service Sunday School David Fischer Pastor 2 8 00, 9 30 8. 9 30 & 1 1 churches BAPTIST Southeast Baptist 700 Eo&t 7000 Soufh SUNDAY SCHOOL Prayei L I WORSHIP -- A WED PBAYEB 11 00 am 943 2241 9 4Sai & MEET Mike j 700 pm 700 p m Gray Potor iim BY KM SI IHMJ E Q TEACHING UHR(HVK.(. 2780 3900 So 277 9412 E Bible Study Worship Chriftttan Training Andy 11 9 45am 00 L 7 00 p m 600 p m Hombaker Pa for CENTRAL BAftlST CHURCH 1st Ave &E"St 363 5922 1 1 'Whm Sun School Worship Carl R Holden TYw 10 j p nwN am 11am SBC Pastor iw ( 4ntmJ Weds Prayei and Bible Study Fn Coffee House 7pm 6pm 8 L 10 9 30 a m 15am 467 4352 OF THE INNER CHRIST Meditation and Metaphysics 275 South 1th East SUNDAY SERVICE 11AM THE INNER SELF Ethel Bradford 5000 WATTS SALT LAKE PROVO AND OGDEN ALL RELIGIOUS I UNITED FOR RADIO METHODIST FIRST 203 200 E - 328 8726 UU a m 9 00 & Worship Service Church School 0 00 a m Chrisflu,Pplitics" Ml 1600 AM SO 1 1 1 THIRD WORLD REVIEW Hews and current attain i The Rev Keith pttmpun Pastor Rev giiLMrCrMry Auoc Pofttor lUlti Thompson Nurwry Provided CHRIST 2375 E 3300 SO 4290 TRINITY W 5415 SO ) Minister 10600 SO Worship Service Church School Minister Rev CHIRCH 2150 Foothill Peter 968 6891 a m a m Provided Nunory M Greenwood Rromfon HILLTOP E FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rev 8 30 Worship Church School (lorrier-Fre- tom the developing world 30 p m Sundays 486 5473 9 30 & 1 1 a m Worship Service Church School 9 30 a m Focilitia Avoiloble Nunory Minister Robert S Kty and William H Simmon 985 Ave Classified Advertising e 7pm Metophyc & Modern Mysticitm 33rd South New Address 484 3660 11AM SUNDAY "YOUR FAITH IS YOUR FORTUNE" Dr Allene Remington 2152 T LUTHERAN CHURCHES Worship Service Sunday School & Bible Class Merlyn Wagner Pastor Bryon Sunderman Asst Pastor Christian iPtk F WASATCH TEACHING of the INNER CHRIST 1C AC (SJ CHRIST Valley )u A DEAF SERVICES Interpreter Available 5600 So 240 . .C 7261 South i m 11am The Significance of Communion Communion Service Pastor Vandegritt Wed Evening Worship MORN 10 30 a m 467-196- 5 V independent Chi $f centered body ot Cht stuns 1881 E Vine St (6200 S 272 5256 Worship 8 30am 11 00am 630pm Church School 9 45 a m Classes lor all ages mclud ng Nursery & Ji Church Rev Jrrry Lewis Minister Scott Roderick Mm ot Youth & Education for the Word of God is giuck and powerfuf and sharper than any fwo edge sword Het 4 2 9 30 a Sunday School Worsmp Services SUN PASTOR GARY SINARDI Tom Ashbrook & Robin Dugall 8575 So 700 East Sandy 255 8181 Christ sHOPe CHapeL 0 Pastors (Non Denominational) vibrant Phone Nursery Care Provided o Gym 4400 South 7th East Worship Sunday School 9 Pastor Music Counseling Youth FOURSQUARE CHURCHRpIw odRd r inf P O 351 s L C 84110 wr ti ( rc Good Shepherd Lutheran a 662 The Church in The 10 30AM lor Children p m 278-447- r Meeting at Copper view Community Center 8 30 a m Intermountain Christian School P 1 1th Carden Curriculum "Your Friendly ROVES VU Vtllll ( 582 8687 ScH Lake Alliance Church G EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 7 00 p m 7 00 p m fc 6pm H ( ( Richard Henry, Minister Active Youth and Adult Fellowship Everyone Welcome 8 45 13th East S 10 45 a m Singles Ministry CThe Ego vs. The Self Care Provided) (Child 10 a m 561 7412 WORSHIP SERVICtS Baird H O' Th' Tartan" 8600 So., Sandy 9am & 11 am E Worship Service Church School lames H Lappen Pastor t( ll SUNDAY SERVICES Street 10 45 a m & Rev Arm Jacobson Rev Garry Pierce Rev Ron Grams Rev Jack Perry FlltS I I MT III Y 569 Church School 9 30 a m Sunday Church Worship 11AM at the Southern Shadows) 9 00 a m 9 00 Wed Family Night 268-217- 8 "The Kirkin' Presbyterian Church provided People coming to the soup kitchen do not stand m a cafeteria line Instead volunteers serve the soup and the fruit, breads and other side dishes are placed on the table That says something about bow we feel about the dignity of those coming in for help, Mr McDonough said Morning Worship Evening Praise Assemblies of God M P South Temple at 363 3889 Rev Donald COMMUNITY OF GRACE , WORSHIP IN Interpretation for the deaf 30AM 9 45 A M 10.50 AM E Prendergast Now hot meals are served daily, beginning at 2 p m exi opt on Sat urday when sandwiches are still "We started giving out the sand wiches at the request of those who were coming in for clothing, Mr McDonough said W'hen the thrift store moved to its present location First Presbyterian 11AM in 1983 St Vincent s finally had the room to ai commodate a kitchen and dining arei and the Catholic Diocese of Utah provided the par titions and linoleum for the dining area the first meals served were sand wiches handed out to about 35 people a day 4300 South 700 East Appraise The Good" (Meeting The program began in the fall of the thrift store was lo cated on lOO South There the thrift store staff found people coming in from the street saying the were hungr Often the had missed the lunch served bv the Sal vation Army and had not eaten since the morning meal offered by the Salt Lake Rescue Mission The store had no place to keep foods so 1982 when Ayers Senior Pastor 3331 Edison Street Rev Kathianne , ilton dishes up additional soup. Kitchen serves a hot meal to 100 people every day. EXPERIENCE EVENING PRAISE WED FAMILY SERVICES ORGAN LOFT SUNDAY . t Early Worship Christian Education 8 MORNING WORSHIP rfe ) kO' Gathering at Church 1 by My Spirit Church Farley Will Address t r t Asseiwblv Southeast Christian Churth Special to The Tt lbune Frances Farley, Democratic candidate from the 2nd Congressional District for the House of Representatives, will speak at Hilltop United Methodist Church, 10600 S 985 East, 2pm Sunday Farley will address a broad range of topics including women in politics, social issues the environment, edu-- , cation and the flat income tax Her address is being sponsored by the United Methodist Women The public is invited to attend 1 the food served is donated, with about 50 percent of that coming from USDA commodity supplies, according to Mr McDonough Other donations come from A View m Mrs Benjamin will speak Saturday during a 10 a m womens meeting On Sunday, the Rev Mr Benjamin will speak at the 10 30 a m worship service and at 7 p m He will also speak on Monday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m both nights The public is invited SANDY dt inc iMoaRfcaii Third So 8 potato chips or crackers and coffee or juice Sometimes bakery goods such as sweet rolls or donuts are 300 E 8000 S 56! 5911 ISkurch 277 7051 i Antonia Vigil serves participants of St. Vincents soup kitchen, while Vertie Ham- - Ghristian CHIUM in Page Tribune Staff Photo by Von Porter lic Community Services have approached other churches such as the Episcopal Diocese and the Greek Orthodox Church for help, but help from individuals is still needed A typical meal consists of soup, hard boiled eggs or cheese, fruit, hard rolls or french bread with butter and peanut butter or honey, m So Kldy Sorvi es A u k1 ly S hop 11 in W1 t i SECOND CHURCH 1165 Foothill Dr 10 i Sunday bervnes & jjnaiy Si lx 111 KM t Wnl THIRD CHURCH 1 306 E Spring Ln W S 1981 ' t Mr McDonough points out volunteer help is always needed and food donations are appreciated, but at this point, our greatest need is money to help with the operating expenses, he said Catho- f SUNDAY MORNING I ber By Melinda Sowerbv Tribune (hurch Editor When volunteers stop serving soup in midafternoon at the souo kitchen in St Vincents Th . t Store 132 S 300 West about 10O of Salt Lake Citys needv have been given a hot meal Kitchen volunteers believe the number will rise this winer be cause of the cold weathei and an increasing number of nedy fam llies w ith small children Fne Epis copal Diocese of Salt Lake Cm is seeing a similar increase in families coming in for icnned goods from its food pantry Frank McDonough executive director of Catholic Community Services of Utah which sponsors the Catholic-soukitchen, says surprisingly the same people are not taking advan tage of the soup kitchen each week Most of those participating passing through Salt Lake City They come to St Vin cent s the Salvation Army or the Salt Lake Rescue Mission because the transient shelter provides no food Most who come for food have heard about the kitchen from oth ers Even though the kitchen is losing money, St Vincents will continue to serve those in need It costs only about 45 cents a meal according to Mr McDonough, yet, by next year the soup kitchen will be almost $14 000 in debt The kitchen is requesting donations of every kind t VST Ml Ages BiMe Class Worship Service Morning-Novem- Soups On at St. Vincents Thrift Store (AMIS I HUH c Bldg Saturday Demand Exported to Kie in Winter 1700 EAST AND 1700 SOUTH 487 7S7b SOUTH SI DC CHURCH OF CHRIST stitiunl) William liom & 1 1 9 45 497 1357 Brenner, 0 Mm Sunday School 9 30 & 10 30 am Worship Service 10 30 a in Drive R K Nursery 571 5777 8 30 & 1 1 "Cain or Abel7" a m 9 30 a m The Rev Brenner PHONE people read classified Utah artvorlisers outs tie the local area Dial TOLL FREE B6 1 BOO-662-9 1 |
