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Show tUmtrn immL ROGER PUSEY, Deseret News Church Reporter held Rev. Robert , Freder-ich- pastor of the Galilee Baptist Church, Denver, will be at Silverfork Bible Camp, 15 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon, July The first session begins Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., with an address by the guest speaker and a program of musical numbers. 3-- Music will be performed by "The Young a choral, instrumental group; Christians, vocalists Frank Lee, tenor, and Sharon Meek-insoprano; and a vocal team Bryan Lee and Steve Nelson. The Thursday and Friday camps will begin with a 10 a.m. devotional by Mrs. Mar- tha Muir, missionary from Angola. Following . e erica Rev. y,js messages on forgiveness by the Rev. Mr. Frederich. Ris topics are "An End of Guilt, and "Get That Monkey off Your Back. At 2 p.m. both days, panelists Rev. Marvin Cowan, Sandra Tanner, Pat Coombs and Rev. Austin Meekins will discuss the relationship of Mormonism to other Christian religions. Topics will be: "Comparison Study of Mormons and Christian Faith, and "Witnessing in a Mormon Communis, ty." Following supper, a 7 p.m. evangelistic service with a murical program and addresses by the Rev, Mr. Frederich will be held. The Bethel Baptist Church invites all families to attend. Reservations are necessary and should be made at phone Brith Utahns Attend B'nai Convention Dal Siegal. vice president of tre Interior Area for the District, will lead a delegation from Utah to the Bnai Brith 105th Annual Convention of District Grand Lodge No. 4. Delegates from 135 lodges throughout the western states and British Columbia will attend the four-da- y convention, beginning Sunday at the Del Webb Townehouse, Phoenix. Grand President Alec Jackson, Vancouver, B.C., will preside over the convention as his last official function. He will be succeeded by president-elec- t Jack J. Spitzer, Riverside, Calif. A new slate of officers to guide the district through the upcoming 125th anniversary year will be installed and elected at the convention. Bnai Brith, which means "Sons of the Covenant, has a world-wid- e membership of nearly 600,000 men, women and youths. It is Americas oldest and largest Jewish service organization and is considered ps "the bridge of unity between the American Jew and his Christian neighbor. The Twelve Apostles will be honored in worship services this Sunday at the Holy Greek Orthodox Church, 279 S. 2nd West. Orthos will be at 9 a.m.; Sunday School at 9:45; Divine Liturgy at . ' a.m. The Church commemorates the role of the Twelve Apostles on June 30 of each year. They are honored as the first of the Saints, and their ikons are prominent in all Orthodox churches. "The Twelve were chosen by Jesus to assist Him in His ministry to the world, and were entrusted with His Church after His ascension to Heaven. The Twelve were Matthew, John, James, Andrew, Peter, Bartholomew, Phillip, Jude, Thomas, Simon, James Alphaeus, and Mattias, who replaced Judas Iscariot They were, for the most part, simple men from rural backgrounds. They gave up their way of life when Jesus called them to His side, and, at the beginning, unknowingly took part in the most significant period of the worlds history. The Church points out that The Apostles were also human beings, like ourselves, who attended their state of blessedness first through their love and devotion to Christ. Their accomplishments came after Christ departed from them. While Christ was among them, they were prone to selfishness, doubt, fear and sin. Judas Iscariot betrayed Him and was lost. But his sin was no greater than Peters three fold denial of Christ, or the desertion by the rest of the Disciples when He was taken prisoner, or the doubting of Thom- as after the resurrection. That which saved the eleven was their love and devotion which lead them back to Christ in humility and repentance. Had Judas felt this same love and devotion, he, too, could have been saved, The Church states. ZhXftL MU I'kiMSM (TIIIT 179 CHRISTIAN MISSIONARf VIIW Alltoace 4409 Sooth 7th Soot . Fewe Mialrttr fee. School A Worship IF A 11 . Yooth ft Ive. Worubip ftT Pro for Maatlwf Wodedy Ctt 7iS0 p.m. C All 444.141 1 Slhood (l.mi lull 14th ...9:30 a.m. Communion Sunday School and Family Siblo HoiiFhmhhiI 1 a.m. Ivaninf Sarvica ............T p.m. Taos. Prayor-Sibl- o Y:3C p.m. Study First" of ASSEMBLY f 7 Scat IStb GOD SD EPISCOPAL Swth Pastor Potor Pilot Nr lafarmtlaa Tune V UnderWay e Tem-refle- Position On Kingpin Of Guadalupe Center Honored For Civil Rights Work 941 iHtMtklml-llM- Mf Tli Rov. Carl ft Irlaaaa for All Person 1 7M So. O foothill 4444441 Th lav. lakart N. Cadtraaa lait 569 So. 11th ST. STEPHEN'S Ollllkn. MloMtr tank. tweM 91 199 N. 490 Soootllol Cam. Chonh la.., laallfal-lJ-IO- JI the teo. John laa.falt GOOD SHEPHERD HOLY TRINITY li )4 Sth 7 -l- unday 400 SmHi 1 Nwlh (I Stnrfoll r.iP.-lC- Ai 9 1SS (oil Stratford Naawnall-la- a a,. rl, - lata Mamtnf 1030 Sauth ill, Sihaal 9 4S a i4h lait. a,fim Wanh, lal C I Wan, II 04am - W Mammall, I a a.m. An Independent, friendly Bible centered church 1ISG East lilt 5e00 So. 9:4 J a.m. SCHOOL Wor(hli m Disciplftt of Christ 1910 East 3900 Sooth a.m q.qq p.m. p.m. Power Hour-W- Praxatt, 4S vm.4 Cloytwoi - MO W. Shaal, S. - Sunday 7:30 p.m. lorvlcot at bath 6i4SChvrch Foundation Student r n r ft Cm, tost tcbl 7ryr Srvir Wd. "A Bible Believing Bible Teaching Church ltiaiep 7 952 East 9th South Bethel Baptist Austin Meekins, Pastor Faith Baptist i , Granger. Meeting temporarily 3536 Market. Pat Combes, Pastor, Grace Baptist Bountiful. Meeting temporarily Amer. Leg. Bldg. 43 W. 300 S. Marvin Cowan, Pastor, 277-448- Marviaf Wrtbip Yavtb ftravpe Ivaaiaft larvie .msoo 4baal C0NSERVATIVEIBARILSI1CHURCHES u 1740 So. Slh lott 4S3-983- 9:30 a.m. 9:30 29S-- frank Millcreek Church 2o05 East 33rd South M. Nursery 4 NOTE: FREE Bus A23 for Worship Sorvico, 9:30 a.m. 1 1 luruki provided 9:45 during vrartblp st So., !3fh East-- 1 7h So. o.m. Divine Worship Sorvico 3 Cantor Rov. BURL G. KREPS, 2SS-SSS- 1 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Sorvico 11:00 a.m. cur 1 Rov. BURL G. KREPS, Worship Sorvico 9:00 a. mo 2S5-SSS- TRINITY 1 4290 West S41S So. Rov. Howard V. Kuff Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Sorvico 11 a.m. 4 FIRST WASATCH last South Temple at C Street 17th South and 17th East Blocks Eosl of Tomplo Square a4 9AMINO Prvvidad vl All Cbvrebae Thomas Carson Jackson Donald C. lyday Church School 1 0:00 a.m. Worship Service 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. Sermon by Pastor Jackson Tuiewnu NURSERY CARE last 3900 or 277-543- Sourh 0 Ages UP." COD GIVES EN Sermon by Dr. Riley 6:00 P.M. Baptist Youth Fellowship Meetings 7:00 P.M. "FIGHTING AGAINST GOD." 777 SO. 13th E. - SALT LAKE CITY AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCHES 10 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICI 1915 South Orchard Dma Foul Aikun, 45 o.m. Worship Sonrk CHURCH SCt.OOL WEDNESDAYS 9:30-- 1 t30 A.M. WELCOME TO AU COTTCNWOOO CLEARFIELD COMMUNITY Two Suitieni Sunday School FiirtST BAPTIST north, p Sorvico Beginning it 10 i.m. D. Glen Cordell, Minister NURS1RT CARE torfwetoi 460 Concord Sunday School LAYTON COMMUNITY Church School MAGNA 2904 9 30 o South m Worship Some -10. . 11 a.n MURRAY COMMUNITY 45 o.m. M Booudetn. Potior Morning Worship A lion. Rainbow ond ond 10 45 1900 wst ChunH School Wonh.p 9 Sunday School 9 ond 30 t Dr. Sunday School ond and Chtrch, . 777 South 13th lost Church School 9i45 nd 7 00 p.Os r00 o ui. Worship fort R'y. Pator 1510 Vtnu Street (41st Svth) trunk R. Morsholl, Mimstur Church School Wed. 9:30 A.M. Worship Sunday 9:30 A.M. Nursery Coru Provided 11 tundoy School nnd 45 44 Morning Worship 11 6 $troH. VoloriO 45 p . lamos Guy, Ini. Posltf II a m. fait 5770 Sou ,. ;: y Or. A. Wslton Roth Cuts! Minister Same Hour Mt. Olympus 277-51- 3 A.M.-"WH- Nursery Provided Pastorsi 3280 11:00 Pastor All School for day Routt-1- 29S-6S9- NUSSISY CAM A.M.-Sun- ' ::t Sanctuary DR. EARL L RILEY, Bliih, Minister Emeritus PRESBYTERIAN East-32S-- I72t PARK 6 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Castlor FIRST Family Worhip 9:30 a.m. 1165 Foothill Drive LOVE", B. X. Louii ft. Gvrhardt, Minister Sunday Worship and Church School 9 and 11 a.m. Rov. Howard V. Huff Injoy Our 3 Slh West, 4th South 4SS-93Rov. A. I. NESBITT, 484-19S- 0 No Summor Church School Second Church Church School for all ages Divine Worship a.m. & 11 ''BROTHERLY 446-779- GRACE Sunday services 11am. Wednesdays 8pm. First Church 352 East Third South 292-123- " L'taht Pioneer Protestant Church " 21 50 Foothill Drivo 1 CHRIST last Hi at Sunday School 9 45 a.m. Worship Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Youth Meetings 6 pm: (Bethel only) Wed. 7:30 p m. Prayer and B'ble Study FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rov. A. I. NESBITT, 484-- 1 9S0 No Summer Church School Worship Sorvico 1 1 a.m. at 2nd at 299-434- 1 SERVICES CENTENARY H. Miller .S. etodwu Svdy Wail MOO Saatk COPPERTON ed., O aa Willi 370 So. 3rd fait John I. Foorio, Minister GRANGER COMMUNITY 237S East 33rd 3Jft IS4S L Nakan, 9a,i.r-3- SS 1070 TaathlH-Ma- ala A34. A 10 AAL (aaday Sckaal 7 A. WanlOf jh Evangelical Fret Church 3400 44 C Methodist at the University of Denver and bs. CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Cion W. Moll, Minister Sorvico aa 11:00 o.m. M-- II Warren S. Bainbridge,,who retired after more than 40 years in the Methodist ministry, the last 12 as pastor of the Tilt Lake Church. A graduate of the University of Denver and Hiff School of Theology, Denver; the Rev. Mr. Davis served as director of the - CENTRAL CHRISTIAN MIDVALE Fotf itaray Fa, la, 44 toward L loo, NUoletor Ifodv tondav Worship Sunday to,.. Worohip taatfay .H..v..wmnl-4:)RIM Stvdy Wad. Rlblo Si l4Soi ad Southl IS 347 435 CHRIST 62 EAST 13th SOUTH - 7- Keams-Copperto- CHURCH 10.39 (MOUASAT) IJOO Fail 191, laalh. fottor 371 1413 Sunday School II 40 4 m ICA. 3SIS News of the Church of Jesus Saints will Christ of Latter-da- y be found in the Church News of Section todays Deseret News. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Sorvico S:4S All a.m bM 7A). ttmtt K, lll In Church News as-jD- r. r. the Rocky Mountain Student Movement. He is currently serving op th Board of Evangelism ot.. the Methodist Church, Rocky Mountain Conference, and on , the Conference Relations Committee. The Rev. Mr. Huff was pastor at Davenport, Iowa, for six years before his eight-yeaservice at Anaconda. He,; received his training at Wneaton Southern Methodist College, University and Seminary Chicago. Rev. Huff helped organize the riage. Formerly, a rado. minister could play no part at The Rev. Mr. Huff will offici- Anaconda Job Corps Comrpuni- the marriage ceremony. ate at the 9:30 a.m. worship fy Relations Council, serving as "We consider the use of this 2 service this Sunday at St. Paul IIs first chairman. inserted material recommended 4- Methodist Church in Copperton,1 SOUTMIASTm by the Family Life Bureau of then at the 11 a.m. service at CHRISTIAN the U.S. Catholic Conference, a CHURCH in the Trinity Methodist Church 4174 Slb Highland Driv new venture in ecumenical un- Kearns. k Mialstor-CA. CrM derstanding and education, dy mCjj. Saaday Itbl L. Rev. Davis, George notes Rev. William Genne, coorMrving Warship lie.. 4:30 p.. Tavth Hovr Wyo., will begin this dinator of the National Councils 7t1S Srrit Ml Worship at First United MethodCommission on Marriage and Sunday ftWs WtdMtdty Itbl Stvdy ist Church. He succeeds Rev. WIlCOMf the Family. lOiSOVaMaWartblp ft cMnmvvt . Iwlm HvalwmS s.1. 10 of t voy hip 94 7th M. CHURCH 4S6-020- 10 9.4S economic ills. He repeated that the responsibility for doing more than was legally required was needed to help the underprivileged people get on their feet. The Rev. Mr. Merrills philos uphy for "helping people" Is Rov. Goorge L. Dovii ntifvl- -l ( their purchases made during the year. Westside Catholic Credit Union offices and the La More-n- a Cafe are also located in the d with the b. center. lem of economic illness and reLa Morena ("The Brown move its root causes, he said. Cafe, is becoming localLady") "Discrimination in all its forms ly populai for its delicious, are largely responsible for the home-m- i b Mexican food. 2nd So. !, Worship ST.JOHN'S - a. (170 WmI 9 OUR SAVIOUR'S SO j- co-o- New ministers have been Isigned to begin pastoral duties Kearns-- 1 The present position .... 'this week at the Methodist United Roman Catholic Church on the.Copperton and the First United marriage of Catholics with non-th- e Church, Catholics is brought into focus Methodist Church, 203 S. 2nd in a revised publication of the East. National Council of Churches. Rev. Howard Huff, former The booklet, "If I Marry a pastor at Anaconda, Mont., has announced Roman Catholic, for distribution this week, contains an insert sheet approved by Catholic authorities. This shows the Papal decree of March 18, 1966 which modifies slightly the stand of the church in two ways: The party to is althe mixed marriage lowed to give an oral promise to rear the children of such unions Rev. Davis Rev. Huff as Catholics. Formerly a written promise was required. been appointed to the A minister Is United Methodist allowed to pray or speak with Church circuit He replaces the congregation at the mar- Rev. Larry Hawks, now in Colo- ANCHOR Pastor Thomas Ntil ChmtophoiwMT, AlC 17S So, 7b 0111-F- niil WU9-1- 0 m. Chuidl AlC KWHO, 140 KC, 4 1 m MT. TABOR REDEEMER . 9 CROSS OF CHRIST u. 00 W. J00 Swill. Wanlii (Oran,r) ATONEMENT Mimij 10n Yooth Church IOa.au fttbla Study Wod. 7i30 p Milton i. Hiltsloy AH Wolcomo Ootpol Sorvico 7 p.m. LUTHERAN 9 Attacking Christ in tho MorbulptefO CRIST CAlPFTS 477 Highland COTTONWOOD MAU (So. nd) "Th Morning Radio M.mUry ftiblo Hoar KFMC Storoo 4 ftundgy Mornings nt RESURRECTION (WlkorWllio g Rov. GENE YEIKIN, 71 4411 laatk 4744 144 Rov. Cbo'o Problo llteb ft 10 Mi on the principle, doing jo, help themselves. The idea is worked out at the Guadalupe Center, 346 W. 1st South, sponsored by Spanish-speakincommunity of Salt Lake City, under the leadership of Guadalupe Mission, 528 W. 4th South. The center houses the West-sid- e a Family Cooperative, member-owne- d and grocery p is meat market. The designed to cut food bills and bring its members the benefits of cooperation. Memberships are $25 per family. At the end of the year, each member family receives a patronage refund according to BAPTIST CHURCH ALL SAINTS' if. - A Liberal Church Kibk Cla HOLLADAY ?Olo,hoHOloctorlTI00 ST. PAUL'S "Let tl.e people help each other, and in based Marriage Explained Methodist Ministers Assume New Duties FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH hit CHURCH .. 1968 Civil Rights Worker of the Year. This recognition was made at the Joint annual meeting of the Salt Lake chapter of the NAACP and Utah Citizens Organization for Civil Rights. "Just as the physically sick person needs help to get well so does the economically sick, the poor person need help, Rev. Mr. Merrill pointed out. "When a person gets physically sick, he Is given the best treatment available to medical science to make him well again even if the illness was caused the by his own carelessness, Rev. Mr. Merrill noted. "However, when individuals become economically sick, large segments of the society teU these unfortunate people it is them own fault they are poor and expect them to get well by themselves. The Rev. Mr. Merrill emphasized that economic recovery is even more difficult than recovery from a physical illness. Especially when the economic problems are combined with forms of racial discrimination. "Local residents must become 991 lit SaatliM.7llt ka Vry Riv. Waal7 f resodrtf Tb lav. ft. Nwanl NavriaN FIRST UNITARIAN Hvgh W. Rev. Jerald Merrill, administrator of the Guadalupe Mission and Center in Salt Lake City, was recently honored as Utahs ST. MARK'S 9249UI ardlMIU a.m. Sunday Campaign - Call- - KSOP-8:- 30 Hospital The reverend answers : "Jesus is not rebelling against his parents. This passage is an ''.lustration of a young boy finding his The Lutheran is Church identity within the framework to that prove attempting of ,0';ng fanuiy relationship.":- 0GDEN Mpmbm of thp "experiments" are not confined folk mass is another ex73 C?,hnll(' Church from Brigham to the laboratory! of tradidetour a the in ample tional religious service. The folk City to Layton will be asked tc In an effort this summer to mass, pertormed hy three gui "express our ideas in new tar players, was introduced last forms and make them more Sunday at the early morning to the entire congremeaningful service. Taking the place of tl.e gation, national Lutheran leadnormal Gregorian chant, the annmmce(i today, ers have urged local churchps folk mass is extremely popular1 At a meeting of pastors and to experiment In church seramong young church goers, al- - p,lnsh lav coordinators from vices, even to the extent of though in past veais it has rare-- 1 five area litSister church traditional Luke, parishes, changing ly been used in Lutheran urgy. hospital administrator, gave a churches. A one hour "social dialogue" campaign progress Rev. Neale Nelson, pastor of report and Zion's Lutheran Church, 1070 has also been established by the detailed plans for the new $8 2 Foothill Dr., explains that the Rev. Mr Nelson between the million hospital to be construv.t-hour- s of 911) a.m. All adulls traditional modes of worship of,pd jn 0gdon the churtli are invited to these are not quite under assault and even if they were, he says, sessions in which such social top-- ! Goals established for individuit is improbable that they would ics as "family life and "dis- al parishes are as follows: St. be defeated. crimination in the schools are Josephs, Ogden, $45,000; St. discussed. James, Of,Jen, $20,000; St. Our country today is filled While sponsm ing these experi- Mary's, Ogden, $15,00u: St. with changes and with revo'u-tionments which appeal especially Henrys, Brigham City, $10,000 he says. "We have the to the young, the reverend re- and St. Rose of Lima, Layton, racial revolution, the student ports that he has not seen any $10,000. revolution, the poor people's r visible backlash among older in Nelson E. Rev. Neale and Sherrie revolution. Marilyn Wahlberg accompany In order that all parishirjners Dyer Lutherans who were raised will be fully informed as to the a modern liturgy the "folk mass." "The church should not be under the traditional concepts. need for support of the immune to change, although we "Our attendance among regu- pressing Hospital Development Program, cannot throw out our theological One of the early "experi- - from the older members of our which an assistant, usually lar members has not fallen a series of church newsletters should Churches principles. he church, and it was unanimously youth director Gerald Baldner, 'cause of these changes, ments occurred during a will be distributed at all Sunday allow new ideas to confront the the questions. our and 'enjoyed we noticed have an by teenagers "and poses said, service. As a prelude to worMasses starting July 7, said'Sis-te- r tlio congregation. students, to of number visitors A sample question: "In Luke increasing college reports Luke. member of reverend. a college-agship, 2:41-5old Jesus, our church. the The Rev. Mr. Nelson is directan the performed too to congregation Volunteer it still is of Another form his without groups of laymen early experimentaparents, Although telling ing several new "experiments, dance tion is the modern the of are being enlisted and organeffectiveness in the remains Jerusalem e1rPre.,lve twice a month he introduces 7 upon . "dialogue preaching , updated version of which takes the place of a regu- - pie while Mary and Joseph e new concept into one of the experiments, the Rev. Mr. ized in each parish in order to SUn sermon. In this type of wor- - turn to Nazareth. Interpreting Nelson is optimistic that the contact parishioners on July 21, lar Sunday services. The effective-- ! In Mr ness of these changes will later ana Garfunkel, was played kelson this event, does it mean that he changes will be healthy to both which has been designated as hipi the Rev background. be reported to national Luther-- e reveals hu sermon through a was rebelling? Was he a the Zion's congregation and the Solicitation Sunday, in the live area parishes. .Lutheran Church as a whole. session in runaway? an officials. "We had very good response; question-answe- r The Twelve Apostles 10 Saturday, June 29, 1968 By BRYAN GRAY Deseret News Staff Writer amily Bible Confei rere A family Bible conference featuring DESERET NEWS Lutherans Try Mew, Expressive Church Service Experiments IN THE NEWS 1 mim ptuiiign Mo,.. r0,-- |
