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Show SEWS OF THE SALT View of Religion Essential to Mari LAKE AKEA Churches Saturday Morning, November 16, 1968 Second Section (Editor's not: Each Noembtr tn Ssit Lk Exchang Club footlights religion and patriotism with tr theme "One Nation Under God " In connitc-tlo- n with fhit theme th ttev Elias Sfeohanopoolc, pastor of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church discusses the Importance of revision in daily living.) 20 Page The basic supposition is that America is essentially a reli- National CYO Conference to Draw 200 Instructors, Leaders to Utah The 12th National Conference on Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) will open at the Ramada Inn, 1000 S. State, Sunday at 4 p.m. with registration. Some 200 priest-instructo- and youth lay leaders representing dioceses across the U.S. will attend the four-da- y conference, according to the Rev. Patrick J. Curran, youth director of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City. Purpose of the conference, held every two years, is to update instruction techniques and discuss new ideas, Fr. Curran said. Sponsored by the Division of Youth Activities, the conference is being hosted by the Most Rev. Joseph L. Federal, Christian College Sunday program High School Seniors Sunday at 5 p.m. The day Jg designed to give high school seniors an opportunity to get acquainted with colleges and some 300 high school students, e p r e s e nting Protestant churches from Brigham City to Provo, have been Invited to Westminster, rhurch-relate- d t A vesper service will begin In the Westminster at 5 p.m. with a message from the Rev. Gene D. Yelken, pastor of Christ United Methodist Church. 1 gym-ansiu- m r Guest Speaker In Bountiful a Special to The Tribune : BOUNTIFUL A native of Australia, the Rev. John Bryant, will be guest speaker at M am. Sunday services at Bountiful Community-UniteQhurch of Christ. d ! He will soon return to Australia as the new president of the Congregational Union of Australia and New Zealand. 9 Groundbreaking Set Special to The Tribune HOLLADAY Immediately after the 11 a.m. Sunday wory ship service, members of Baptist Church, 2780 East 39th South, will gather ouVide the church for groundbreaking ceremonies for the new addition to their building, the Rev. Homer W. Wicks, pastor, said. Hol-lada- FSret ASSU..SLY of GOD Speakers win include Dr. Manford A. Shaw, Westminster president; George Woods, student body president and Dr. Robert R. Huddleston, vice president for development. After the service the students will attent a dinner and then meet with faculty representatives and tour the campus. Baptists Call New Hope Church Rite Members of New Hope Baptist Church, 829 S. 1st West, will observe the 14th anniversary of their church during Sunday services. The Rev. F. D. Brown, pastor, said there will be services at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. combining womens day and the anniversary observance. "Where Shall We Go?" will be the theme and there will be selections by the New Hope Choir, a processional and a special speaker, Mrs. Thomas Richmond. Pastor Brown's sage will be, "How Sweet It Is To Be Loved by You." special mes- The Wall Avenue Church of God and Christ, Ogden will join the New Hope congregation for the 3 p.m. services and the Ogdon pastor, Elder John H. Parker will preach the sermon. FIRST UNITARIAN 1h iMth Pastor Peter Pilot if imt CHURCH A Liberal Church for All Persons Assoc. Pom Potyoo totormofioci CsM 11M1I1 or 4144 SCI 8:30 a.m. Sunday Tune KSOP . 13th 56 Hugh W. Olllilan TO A M, Church 1 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST IN N. m Eitt. So. end 1 1 :3Q Salt School a.m. Morning Service Sermon: Con pelitk4pl cenee native Hud eftef happiness ) UnitOMamw BOUNTIFUL 18 0 tartyf I HOLLADAY (Plane Bishop of the Diocese of Salt Lake City. Monday at 11:30 a.m. the executive director of the President's Council of Youth Cp-- p o r tunities will discuss, "Gearing a Diocesan Youth Program for Change. R. T. Williams, program coordinator for the Western Center of the University of California at Los Angeles, will discuss "Training Adults for Change, Tuesday at 9 a.m. Youth for Change will be the topic of Marianne Carter Williams Tuesday at 4 p.m. She is coordinator for UCLAs Western Center. The Most Rev. William G. C o n n a r e, bishop of the Greensburg Diocese, (Pennsylvania) and episcopal moderator of youth work in the U.S., will be rMef celebrant of Wmnnter) a communal concelebrated Mass Tuesday at 5 p.m. Program Report The Very Pvev. Msgr. Thomas Leonard, national director of the CYO, will report on the national program Wednesday at 10 a.m. Bih Condon, executive A.D.-Cha- of a A child can learn to find his place in the world and make it a better place tc live by having the great treasures of the Bible opened up to him, and learning its lessons of love and spiritual power. 661 (AST 13th SOUTH Inid B. Im, Mll.tf MM. WonMp iJ ..ii4 tanicy till Kntl, (My IM. Wi. : )Mr, FIRST CHURCH of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Mtmbar of Unltid Church H. d Young people are finding their way in the Rtllgloui Fcl.nc. rnttl Holm., Founder Irnoit Or.ndt, Mindttr fun. 4rvlc-1i- CHAPfl THE UMPLIGHTER Miwhoui Hold Cord Room W.lcom." "Rvorysno Time for private concelebrated Masses for the more than 50 priests to attend the conference will be Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Masses for all of the delegates are planned for Monday and Tuesday at 5 p.m. and Wednesday at 11 a.m. Mission Director Schedules Talk A on report programs taking place in the interior of the Liberian West African jungles will be given by the Rev. Augustus B. Mar-wie- h when he speaks at the Evangelical Free Church, 1910 E. 39th South, Sunday at 4:30 and 8 p.m., the Rev. William R. Cose, pastor, announced. The Rev, Mr. Marwieh has served as West Africa field director for the Christian Nationals Evangelism Commission for five years. self-hel- Sunday School W Tetapbeii tar Jenrlea First Church 11am. 352 East Third South Second Church 11am. 1165 Foothill Drive Millcreek 9 30 a m. 2505 East 33rd South 9:30 "The Essential Message of Jesus." & MW lat Nonary larvk provided dortog wonhlp NOTIs But Bouts 1st So 13th lait-ITt- h toe 1 1 a.m. Olvina Worship Sorvlto speakers. Baptists to Mark Birthday The Rev. Lacy K. Curry, pastor of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church of Chicago, 111., will be featured speaker for the 70th anniversary services of Calvary Baptist The program was arranged by the Rev. George L. Davis, pastor First United of collection and donated $87 toward the cost of shipping. Since the first of project by the Christ Methodist women in the spring, the expanded project has sent 4,600 pounds of cookies to the American servicemen in Vietnam, Mrs. Kahler said. She added a hearty thanks to all who participated. Calvary Church Rites "The Use and Abuse of Drugs Among Students" will be Dr. Edisons topic and the regulation of drugs and nar- cotics and the legal use of prescriptions will be Mr. Reynolds topic. Meth- odist Church. Business of the meeting will include accepting the resignat, tion of the Rev. Louis B. president of the association. the call to Calvary Baptist in March after the Rev. William I. Monroe retired. The Rev. Mr. Curry is a foro mer moderator of the General Baptist Assn, and received some of his graduate schooling at Weber Utah-Idah- Church, 532 E. 7th South, Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Curry, former pastor of New Zion Baptist Church, Ogden, will speak at 10:55 a.m. and 3 p.m. services, the Rev. J. Henry Johnson, Calvary pastor, said. Since its founding In 1898 the Calvary church congregation has met in three different The congregation moved into its present church in November pf 1966. Pastor Johnson accepted Ger-hard- He is leaving Salt Lake City to accept a post with a Congregational Church in Detroit The ministers will also pick t. a replacement for Rev. Ger-hard- . State College. Sign Baritone PROVO Brigham Young University will present Amin bass bariFeres, a tone from Brazil, in concert ANCHOR ALL SAINTS' - 1700 U.M PeethJU Or. 44-44- 4 The Re. Bakart H. Cackraaa 900 Satilk of Salt Lake Baptist Assn. i4 1740 St. 5th VER DN. 1 Proyer-Bibl- e klM Study CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Diiciplei cl Chriit 3909 South K. Ceie, faer CENTRAL Vbmi, V74K .. 70 CHRISTIAN fa 1 td laeK M John J. Feurio, Miniitor GRANGER COMMUNItY 900 Waet HOO Baa Or GJon W. MNr Minhtmf f i4S 1 rt 1iO farvlea at heth taeatiaai''1 lefcaal 0:45 i.a.-the- nli I0i50 a. Warship A Caauaantaa -- Jt - Bethel Baptist 952 East 9th South J Austin Meekins, Pastor Faith Baptist Granger. Meeting temporarily 3536 Market Pat Combes, Pastor, , ; Grace Baptist Bountiful. Meeting temporariijrat"! H yAmer. Leg. Bidg. 43 W, 300 S. Marvin Cowan, Pastor, 29M236 - SERVICES 277-4WE- Sunday School 9.45 san. Worship Services and 7 p.m. Youth Meetings 6 pm- - (Bethel only) Prayer and Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p m. - 831 am. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 4-6871 BK. ' FIRST East-3- 28 8726 LUTHERAN GRACE 8th Wist. 4th South-4- 85 Ctraafer) 944 ATONEMENT 8831 jtov. k L NESBITT, Church School 10-4am. fsjsiy Worship 9 .30 UB. A. CROSS OF CHRIST SHILOH BAPTIST 44 5. 400 laet 444 UNIVERSITY BAPTIST 17H.11 4.1 IK. Wat CHINESE BAPTIST MISSION 177.94M 4!10a.0tkUet PRIMERAMISIONBAUTISA 100409 S7I A.M.-"T- k Difference Faith Makes he IliM I ST.JOHN'S I ZION 11, a.n. 11 1. (!. 7-4111 IWMO, i m. C ( U 1C. -- m.-- - 1915 Savtfc On her Drive 5vn4af lehaal 9 45 - Wanhip 5r.ka Ham BOUNTIFUL ? Seuiewt Sender Schaal and Chvrth, 9 7 k). - 1.. I. W. C !. Winkl. - - 14-117- I!.1"7 - 4 r lari Dr Seeth L. Scheel ftoi South a a Worship MAGNA MURRAY COMMUNITY a 7 00 ptw - . M. i Service 10 45 and 4 w.( 43 Srhaaf5 Paeten M teaudei Merning Werthip H A 10, I9oo Ktnncth C. Chereh fteheat. Wership 9 45 end Sunday lehnet 9 feetaj Reinbea end Velerte Itreetl. LAYTON COMMUNITY 9 30 5th Wiley HeMl. II a a 13th A0Cenerd-- Church Stheet ed 50 Worship n 90W and Riley. Peitar Ivndey t 900 CLEARFIELD COMMUNITY io -it. l.4r 4 W.r.tip till .. tMW - ek4y OkMl 4 10 I. L.I. 1 ok a.m. - wmkl ,K ..4 INik 17 7tk.M InI. . WnH -- liHntll ku Oil a. 1 1 ouunnurc DARTIPT - Wnkli. lill an. - .0.1 11 I, till.. - W.nll( 111! 1 llotk AiirniPBii .1 IOiM m.m. N.H I...-I- 11 11 bit ltr.Hr4 W N.nn.11 kkn ( lilt. SAIT LAKE CITY HmLmbHn DHrilOl ununu?iLO Nit N. Nrtw H.it. It -- WmiIiI il Rvhet - Warship 1i a.as Sf.777-MO- .t. 4 Tlt -..7.r itMl REDEEMER - j . (BeMatltall-- Ua 1. 70 PmiM. TRINITY 9AIK8M edCvrth Htli l.ltor Ill'll It Ck.n0 . I. It OUR SAVIOUR'S iMoutuin W. AH OOSO -1- 11-11 M MT. TABOR PARK CITY uimitY CAM maPreriaed 1 - . GOOD SHEPHERD Rev. BURL 6. KREPS, 255 6581 Worship Sarvica 8 00 a m 5415 South -- 298 8891 Rev. Howird V. Hull Sunday School 9 30 am Worship Sarvica 11 am. hit teaday 5dhet. t4S 1562 44 East Cantor St-2- 55 Rev. BURL6.hREPS.255 8581 am Sunday School Worship Service 1 1:00 am. 4290 day lAJtl L BIIIT, Fatter School for All Ages - taw MIDVALE 11-111- 1 A.M.-Sun- 777 SO. 13th E. SIM aeth. Warship 1 vedey ktal HilS a.at t-1114 Imtkr FteNf W. 114 teeth 7 4-- SOUTHEAST BAPTIST 9:45 11:00 6:00 P.M- .- Baptist Youth Fellowship 7:00 P.M. Campus Crusade Stoma L Davit Sunday School 9 30 am. Worship Strvica 8.45 1 11 am. 1117.11 Y fuel. Evangelical Free Church GENE YELKIN, 11-101- 1 BAPTIST Martk Americans In Bible Teaching Church Sunday Worship and Charch School 9 and 11 am. Dev. e 9i9.m. n-t- CHRIST 2nd S& at 2nd NEW PILGRIM BAPTIST 1 14. VIIWtTlirt (l.twM. 11fh414Htlul) Communion Sunday Sthool and , , .. 1 1 a.m. Family Bible Hour 7 p.m, Ivening Sarvica general are operating within a framework of reality and values which are remote from 11 2375 East 33rd South TOOELE IfMI.imN.lli W. mhlMSbA HBlt CHAflT. Has. A L NESBITT, Hi. FIRST SO. BAPT. S.L.C. 1.4-44- .4 1 1 71 W. Ilk N.k GLENDALE BAPTIST -- 1114 1111 WM C.IHwol 7 such as marriage, family, leisure and religion itself are not derived from his religious faith as expressed in the creed he confesses in church, but from philosophies of life diametrically opposed to that creed. work, CENTENARY 1HI-K.I-. 11 Hi.. I. .4 Dr. -- his understanding of all the spheres of human life Worship Service 11 am. 1 t.lk 1MI. four Lutheran U t a hs Church in America congregations will observe Sunday as a special day of prayer at the request of Dr Robert Jvtar-- j shall,' synod president.. "Because the fiJrcd' of recent events at home and abroad compel all men to scrutinize their own attitudes and behavior, Christians must be guided in such scrutiny by the Word of God, Dr. 1 Marshall said. , J tliOO a.m. Chuth School 1 GRV. lull For Lutherans tions, WIHtam ' Due Sunday helped. Even though the secularist is a very religious man, faithful to his church, attending services regularly, generous with his contributions, fulfilling all his religious "obliga- leiOlail t l5t.ll Our view of religion is one usefulness. It is characterized by the word "helps. It "helps" to go to church, to pray, to belong to a religious group, and sincp religion helps It In turn must be of CHURCH 111. W. 7.00 1Ht FIRST SO. BAPT.-BN- TFl. Day of Prayer Must Be Helped 299-434- 1; BAPTIST CHURCHES KtW.IIM prestige, reveals that we stand in direct opposition to the whole "ethos of the Gospel. 9:4S a.m. METHODIST FIRST 8APTIST-W.JR- . A Bible helieoing UNITED! SOUTHERN FIRST if 1 1 8.a Teeth 4rMF gyinim ftanrtea .mmom44.7i ihwmmhmnTiM giie Wa4 tervke Frayer NI BAPT.-WENDO- in Christ. We must be worshippers in the totality of our existence in every situation, in every walk of daily life. This process gratibegins with the act tude and faith and continues into the level of sartcitidation and unification. Only in this way can religion be effective in our daily living; only then can we truly exist as religious pedfcl$''with-i- q the American culture in a creative with it. ; ambition, StfiMtay Itlieel Mavis lag WenhiF Strvica 7 p.m. "Another Comforter" Fowr Hear Wtd., 7:30 p.m. Patter Thomas H. Millar h-- HM Nnk (im. Chimb INN. 400 Nil, ImiM-WMTH RmNh. UiMI PL def- Ironically, however, Americanism, because of its secularists view accepts religion as essential to nan. It is expressed In terms of its usefulness, but at the same time denying that religion is an shapintegrated world-vieing, directing and permeating the whole life of man. Most Americans are shaped undera secularists by standing of religion and an examination of the key values of our society, i.e., success, status, profit, affluence and total and a way of looking at life and living it For a Christian, understanding and interpretation of this life depends upon his being, "in Christ. Daily conduct1 and behavior, service and action are conditioned by bis being con- this nation implies a very inite view of religion. . an i.iust become vorld-vie- foundation of trary, the very Monday, Nov. 25, at 8:15 p.m. in de Jong Concert Hall. RESURRECTION -- profess. Religion Oaipl Rrakt CENTRAL BAPTIST 41 I Itmt FIRST BAPTIST-GRANG- ER i . wmi FIRST BAPTIST-KEAR- NS the religious beliefs thjit ,they "law and liberty 1 Wwt-HW- TII Re. Charles the On s. Consequently, Special to The Tribune places. Wonhlp Sorvica 177-1- 1 Ith Nertk MILLCREEK BAPT. MISSION Sa. meeting. Dr. George Edison, director of student health services at the University of Utah and David Reynolds, investigator for the Utah Business Regulation Department will be the BISK SCHOOL imW. O t 12:15 p.m. 7th The Orv. Carl . IrUsee. B.D. . I. Oerhardt, Miniitor trank M. Eliih, Minister (marital Louis nil Church, 2150 Foothill Dr., will be the host church for the the project. Students at Southeast Junior High school contributed 300 dozen cookies to the cause and students at Davis High School brought 300 pounds of cookies and helped package them. The students also took up a Rev. Elias Stephanopoulos Greek Orthodox Pastor Accepts Religion In fact, there is a tacit denial of any connection or even the possibility of one. I am not implying that America is US0 East 5600 Se. ST. PAUL'S 31 Inth 44 Church School for AH Ages 11 A Al. Divine Worship ' Christmas and Thanksgiving will be coming at once for 19 military units in Vietnam, thanks to the efforts of 27 local churches and organizations. The final push in the cookies for Vietnam campaign this year spearheaded by the women of Christ United Methodist Church, was this week, and 1,900 pounds of cookies, and was popcorn candy mailed to GIs Thursday. Mrs. Ronald Kahler, chairman of the project said 160 boxes of cookies were mailed at a cost of nearly $350. Several denominations had representatives working on Idward Hewlett The Raw 414-.7- 2150 Foothill Drivo Congregational An independent, friendly Bible centered church U1)S.thWMt MT.SHADOWS BAPT.OREM Pioneer Protcstanl Church " 9:30 A.M. First East Ht 1h6 Very lav. Wesley P reasderff HOLLADAY " Utah's Narcotics and drug problems will be discussed by two experts In the field at the November luncheon of the Salt Lake Ministerial Assn. Tues- ST. MARK'S nsttTira PMriui luonkAu 17941. 100 Satk FIRST COIIGREGATIOHAL CHURCH k.J BAPTIST CHURCH iiumii m I and modern banners for the Catholic Youth Organization national meet. Troops Pril Vi i Drug T!mm 231 I Qerics Wait Ton of Cookies onWay Talks on To in Vietnam 744 711.1 P. kil l. Pwtor Bussell, Eileen Brown, Bose Miiubeili, from left, cheek program EPISCOPAL FIRST BAPTIST-lit t (HW FIRST BAPTIST Science BAPTIST CHURCH Pk. m todh lit Wt Kw. Staff itt Irm, Ptr Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening 7:00 pun. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. Car. M.M. W.ikl.ttw, p 904 . 4430 West NIW HORI L 11 a.m. im m. -oo at Mass Wednesday Tk CHRIST CarloS day. Bishop Federal will be the chief celebrant and homilist 411 of sec- retary of the National Council on Scouting, will also attend the conference. Theme of the meeting will nge. be "Toward 2000 ST. STEPHEN'S tta CHURCH There is strong external evidence that all religious groups are enjoying a great measure of success in ti is nation which professes its belief and trust in God where freedom of religion is one of the cornerstones of our philosophy of life. Ey all indications religion should be playing an role in the life of Americans. Yet, in reality, America is a culture which embodies a way of life based upon a secularists point of view. This is a world view in which the basic aspects of human existence such as education, science, art, family and work are not seen in terms of their relation to religious faith. "Training Westminster to Greet Christian College Sunday, a national will observance, begin at Westminister College gious nation. m -- Meenlfif 45 lex. Lawrence Warship p . Edwardi, )l a . flam, P Lake, Pwtor FetW |
