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Show r I ) Church Women have been asked to organize and plan the evening potluck supper. The meeting will be conducted upstairs, after the evening meal, conducted by Harold Page, president of the Church Council All members are urged to attend. Communion Sunday will he Brigham City, Utah Thursday, January 20, 1977 14 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, observed Feb. 6 at 9 a.m. Former Pastor John Lundblad will conduct services. New officers for the Lutheran Church Women were installed at an evening meeting held Jan. 19 at the home of Carolyn Broman. New officers include Ellen Kozak and Cathy Knud-son- , coordinators; and Dorothy secretary-treasureTravitz, All ladies of Holy Cross Lutheran are welcome to participate in this groups activities. r. Assembly God You are cordially invited to attend services with us. We are excited at what God is doing. God still works miracles, yes, even today! The miracle-workin- g God of Israel is the same magnificent God whom we worJesus ship today. Heb. 13:8 Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever. We are presently meeting at 435 East Seventh South. Our new building is being erected on the next block, Seventh South. Saturday is work day. Sunday services are held at 10 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m.; worship service, 7:00 p.m. evening. Wednesday nite we are beginning a thorough systematic study of the word of God. Read Genesis 1 and 2 and come join us this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Also meeting at 7:30 p.m. are the boys group, Royal Rangers, It is good and your son is welcome! Pastor Curtis Treloggen, Faith Community Church Services are held each Sunday at the Heritage theater in Perry. Sunday school 10 a.m., worship services 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Prayer meeting is 7 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller, 810 Elia-soBrigham City. You are welcome to attend 2 this service or call if you desire prayer for any purpose. In the 24th chapter of Joshua, He exhorted the people to make a choice as to whom they would serve. Would it be the gods that were served by many before the flood or would it be the Lord God of Israel who brought them out of the land of Egypt. Joshua said, As for me and my house we will serve the Lord. There comes a time in the life of most people when they are asked to make a choice between tend this class. This is besides our English speaking adult class taught by Mrs. Cal Ronk. Everyone is welcome to attend any of our services. Pastor, R.W. Burns, St. Michael' Episcopal Sunday, Jan. 23 is the third Sunday after Epiphany. The Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 11 a.m. The midweek celebration of the Holy Eucharist will observe the Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle. The service is scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 9:30 a.m. The annual parish meeting will be held on Sunday, Jan. 23, immediately after the morning service. All parishioners are requested to attend, particularly as there are several important officers to be elected. Christian Reormed the way of Satan and the ways of God. Many choose the way of Satan and might enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season but the end is everlasting destruction from the presence of God. 2 Ths. 1:9. Others chose the ways of the Lord and are enjoying the blessings of salvation and are happy in Jesus because they know they will live eternally in the presence of the Lord who died on the cross, was buried and arose again that they might have this life. Some of you that read this might have lost the joy of salvation, you once had. But, you can enjoy these blessings once again by turning back to Jesus because there is salvation in none other. Acts. 4:12. We now have an adult class taught in Spanish by Mrs. Efraim Quezada. She invites all Spanish-speakin- g people to at Rev. Ed. Boer, pastor; Linda Steve, assistant. Church location, 625 South Third East. Sundays sermon will have to do with the first sending out of Christs disciples as recorded in Matthew 10. This will be the third in a series on Scenes From the Ministry of Christ. Morning worship begins at 10:30 a.m. If you have' no regular church home, we would like to extend a special invitation that you join us this Sunday. The 10th chapter of the bock of Revelation will be studied at our evening service, beginning at 6:30. Visitors are welcome here too. Our Junior High group will the leave church day mornings (9:45 to 11:45) and Childrens Bible club on Thursdays at 4. Call the church if youd like more information. Achieving Peace will be the topic of the Back to God Hour message on Sunday. Listen in on KBUH at 8:30 a.m. (723-646- Bible Church A question often asked by believers is: What is Gods will for my life? They are asking what does God want them to do. The Bible says, Wherefore be ye not unwise but understanding what the will of the Lord is Eph. 5:17. Pastor John Romanosky will be speaking on this topic What is Gods Will for Me" this Sunday morning in the 11 morning worship service at the Bible church. Come just a little earlier at 9:45 a.m. for our Sunday school. The adults are involved in a study of the book of Revelation. Our ladies will be meeting this week at the Gene Williams residence, 735 Fairview at 7:30 p.m. This extension of our church ministry has been very helpful in the past and will be in the future. The Junior Crusaders will go sledding, snow permitting, this Saturday, Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. They will meet at the parsonage and will have lunch afterwards. The men will be meeting this Saturday at the Country Kitchen at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast and to discuss the projects for the church in 1977. Thot: No sin is small, for it is against an infinite God. Paula Johnson . . . mission in Spain Farewell Sunday for sister A missionary farewell for Paula Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson of Mantua, will be held Sunday, Jan. 23 in the Mantua chapel at 6 p.m. She has been called to the Spain-Sevill- a mission with headquarters at Sevilla. Bishop Hal Rasmussen invited all friends and relatives. She is a graduate of Box Elder High and Seminary and is a junior at Weber State college. Pulsar Forms star called a pulsar forms after the collapse of a vastly larger star. The pulsar retains most of the material of the original star, and a handful of A tiny tonight (Thursday) to go to the Deseret gym in Ogden. Childrens activities include a preschoolers group on Wednes 200 yean atAc same location. it would weigh billions of tons. IT'S OURS! Dorothy Corwin, Pastor Richard Lawson, Emily Severns and Donna Robinson proclaim the good news that the mortgage on Gillespie Hall has been completly paid by members of the Community Presbyterian Church, with a special event planned all Sunday afternoon to celebrate the festive occasion. skis home, to United Presbyterian The out! The news is is to pening Hap- celebrate the burning of the mortgage on Gillespie Hall! Toward the end of 1976 the last payment was made on a building that was a venture in faith. Roughly, it said that our church community needed a building which could serve at the same time for educational and fellowship needs for an expanding congregation. Begun in 1962, the building was completed in 1963 and dedicated on April 29, 1964. So from 15 years ago to the present, payments have been made, and the building is now entirely in the hands of its owners. We will celebrate this happy fact this coming Sunday, Jan. 23, beginning at 3:30 p.m. At that time fellowship activities will take place in both Gillespie and Fellowship halls, with volleyball and square dancing to take place for youths and adults, games for the smaller children. At about 5:30 p.m. an informal meal will be served, and all are invited. There is no charge for the supper, so it is not necessary to bring your own service. After eating, we will enjoy some informal time for fellowship and a brief worship service after which the mortgage will be burned. Our Junior Highs will have a special outing on Jan. 30 early in the afternoon. We will gather at 2 at Gillespie hall to ride up to Hardware Ranch to see the feeding of the elk there. This is the first activity for Jr. Highs outside the Breakfast club this year, so we hope that all junior highs will come and take part. The communicant membership class time has been changed from Wednesdays 4 p.m. to Fridays 4 p.m. There is still opportunities for those who missed last week to take part. Election of church officers took place in our sanctuary last Sunday. Elected for a three-yea- r term as elder are Anne Hickox, Ned Peabody, Sarah Yates, and Donna Robinson. term as Elected for a three-yea- r deacon are Roger Simmons and Peg Dillworth. Elected for a one year term as financial secretary and church treasurer are Edna Munson and Ted Munson, Kathy Yates and Mark Peabody. The congregation gave its approval to the 1977 budget, which is for the amount of $43498. Copies of the budget are in the narthex of the sanctuary if any persons desire a copy. The congregation also approved the pastors salary and a recommendation that the nominating committee for any succeeding year be held in late September with officers chosen during the month of October. Regular worship will be held Sunday, with Rev. Lawson preaching and a choir special number. We invite you to take part in our service. A study group Images entitled Graven meets to study the biblical role of men and women Sundays 8:30 a.m. in the library and Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. in private homes. Church school is the Jr. High Tuesdays 3:45-4:4- 5 Breakfast club meets Thursday mornings in Gillespie at 7:15 a.m., while Sr. Highs meet at the Callaway home, 605 North Fifth East, Sundays 7 p.m. Aldersgate Methodist United Methodist services of worship are held every Sunday morning, 9:15 a.m. at the his- Methodist toric 107 year-olEpiscopal church, Sixth and d Colorado, Corinne. This Sundays service will inlcude the Aldersgate Choir singing the anthem hymn Rest in the Lord and the worship theme will be A New World Tomorrow based upon the words of a contemporary hymn of the same title by Rev. Julian B. Rush, presently serving as a United Methodist minister at Boulder, Colo. Every Sunday morning, following worship, there is a fellowship time including refreshments and offering everyone an opportunity to get better acquainted and caught up on the previous weeks happenings. At 10:30 a.m. an adult group presently studying the life of the Apostle Paul meets in the sanctuary. Sunday evening, the United Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at the home of Pam Miller, 624 Kingston, Brigham City, at 7:30 p.m. The evening will include a study of the sermon on the Mount, Matthew 5:1-1and all high school young people planning to attend are asked to be sure to take their Bibles. The evening will also include plans for the overnight youth event to be held at the YMCA in Salt Lake City, Saturday evening, Feb. 5. Aldersgate members and friends are invited to attend the pancake breakfast at St. Henrys Catholic Church, 380 South Second East, Brigham City at 8 a.m. this Sunday morning, Jan. 23, and then attend worship at Corinne. St. Henry" Catholic As a fund raising project the CCD will sponsor a pancake breakfast Jan. 23rd from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Chairman of the breakfast will be Charley Burns with men of the parish assisting. The breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, orange juice and coffee and will cost $1.25 per person. We hope you will support this project for the CCD. The scripture group will meet next week, Jan. 24, at the home of Donna Jones, 539 Highland, same time, 7:30 p.m. Sing a new song for spring... and other special occasions within St. On Wednes26, at 7:30 (which is p.m., the choir everyone who likes to sing) will Henrys. day evening, Jan. get together at Ginny Koniec- - 879 North try out some save 30-o- Medo-lan- d, new songs Thursday evening. 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CREEPER East Second South Services will be held this Location EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY, JANUARY 24 : SCKEn AUTO the elementary classes are every Tuesday) at 435 East Seventh South. We hope this will not confuse anyone but this building will be warmer. Do not bring any of the children to these meetings as they will be directed only to adults. Last call for one platter, two bowls, one dish and one mealeft suring something or other by generous contributors to the funeral brunch or receptions in the hall. They are in the sacristy to be identified and taken. For the safety of your children we are keeping your CCD children in class on Tuesday nights until you come in to call for them. We dont want any child hurt by the traffic. We trust you dont either so please inconvenience yourself for the safety of your child (children). The 1977 church envelopes are here. You may pick yours up after mass. The CYO will be lectors for the 5:30 Saturday Mass. CYO will meet Wednesday. at 7 p.m. at the Sacred Heart center. Mr. Werling will discuss lectors. CCD Board Meeting Jan. 9 Present were all board members, Fr. Ferguson, Pat Cushman, Sr. Isabelle, Pete Evanoff, Joe DeCarlo and Sally Keenan Sr? led with prayer. Sister reported that $404 was received for books in the CCD program. The cost of the books was $599. There are a few families please call Sister and let her know when you will pay or if you cant so that we might balance our books. Discussion was had on the coming pancake breakfast Jan. 23 from 8 to 1 in the hall. Tickets will be $1.25 each. Charles Burns will be in charge. Joe DeCarlo suggested Sister set up a schedule for' recruiting and training of new CCD teachers. Meeting adjourned at 10.05 p.m. PIKES uztmn for masses, confirmation and other special liturgical events. Anyone interested in invited to come and bring any songs and music you would like to hear at St. Henrys. On Sunday, Jan. 23, the annual collection for the Commission for the Catholic Missions among the Colored People and the Indians will be taken up at all masses. Last call for adults who havent received the Holy Spirit in confirmation to help them lead an adult Christian life. Thursday night meetings are necessary preparation for receiving this Sacrament. Special notice to parents of first Holy Communion and Confirmation children and adults to be confirmed. ..since the parish hall does not warm up properly we have changed the place of the meetings beginning this o RES. 59 49 |