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Show 4A DESERET NEWS, WEEKEND ' OF MAY 21, 197? a i ' ' Pro Musica sets concert ' Presbyterians to observe Pentecost imirti, Pieshytery, Synod, and Geneial Joyce Christiansen Deseret News religion writer By Assembly "Fifty days after passover, the the said descent of the Holy Spirit upon followers of Jesus took place, He. 11. Jeffrey Silliman, pastor of Mt. Olympus Presbyterian Church "As Jesus ascended He commissioned them to go forth in bold and fearless witness of the gospel, and the Holy Spirit empowered them to do it, he said The event known as Pentecost is observed as the birthday of the church 'Christianity! and Mt. Olympus is planning to have a birthday party, complete with cake, for their observance on June 5 Many churches will be observing Pentecost on May 29, the nearest Sunday 50 days after Easter, while other churches have decided to hold Pentecost the following week, because many members of the congregation will lie out of town the Memorial weekend. Pastor Silliman will center his sermon on the topic of Pentecost. New members who have completed a orientation will be welcomed into the church, and a new Confirmation ilass will be received. Christians have celebrated Pentecost as Whitsunday (White Sunday), the seventh Sunday after Easter as a festiv al of the church because it was the day when baptized members wore their white baptismal garments. "Mt. Olympus Presbyterian Church will be using the birthday cake as a visual aid for more meaningful purpose, stated Pastor Silliman. the end Olympus is one of six Pre- Valley Community Presbyterian Church for 614 years. lie was born in Green River, Utah, and graduated from Green River High School. He attended college in W'heaton, Colo., for two years and graduated from the University of Utah in 1966 with a degree in philosophy. attended Fuller Seminary in Pasadena, Rev. Silliman Theolotical Calif., and graduated in 1969. The Seminary is the largest interdenominational seminary in the win Id. lie married Connie Constance of Salt Lake City and they are the parents of two daughters, Sara, 7, and Amy, 2 1 had a growing conviction smee 1 w as a freshman in college that I wanted to explore and look into the professional ministry, unless God chose me otherwise, he said. "I was raised a Presbyterian and attended a little Protestant Church in Green River and my roots were in that church, he said. The Pastor stated that he liked Utah nnd he and his wife made a conscientious decision about coming back to Utah, which is a bit different than in nl. Church School the four-yea- Mrs. Firmage Palmer Sunday has been designated as "Pantry Sunday" at the First Baptist Church, 777 So S. 13th East. Members are asked to bring $1 worth of canned food or staples to build supplies in the Church Pantry and share with the Crossroads. Ordination set Central Christian Church. 370 S 3rd East, will observe Pentecost on May 29. At that time Geoff Moran will be ordained to the Christian ministry. Dr. Ronald Osborn from the School of Theology at Claremont will be guest speaker. Dr. Jasper Havens will lead the service of ordination. Dr. Madsen A-- .i " I)r. Crandell. usually handicapped hmisell. won 'tie Educator of the Year Awurd b a dynamite He attended public .ip explusiun m hinds until the eighth grade and then attended Whell he Was 9 Interference charge filed Wilford Lehi Lang, no address listed has been liarged In the US Attorneys Office with mterfer mg w ith a Bureau of Indian Affairs police oftu er The charge said the incident occurred Max die White Mesa Indian Reservation near Biundmg, San Juan Countv. It .said Lang "did forcibly assault exist, oppose, impede, intimidate and interfere with James Morris Jr., the officer, while Morris was doing bn official duties : i SIBLE SCHOOL 1030 Morning Worsh p Church Training Evening Wotthip Cntster Bunch Pastor ROUSSEAU. The Utah Alliance of Lutheran Laywomen ilALL) will hold a Pentecost Service Thursday , 9.30 a m., at St. John's Lutheran Church, 1030 S. 5th East. Theme of the program is "Christians rejoicing together and reaching out to others." A nursery will be provided and refreshments w ill follow the sen ice. So. 3th East Host families needed Host families are needed in the Salt Lake area to provide housing for Japanese students who will be here from July 25 to August 17. Contact Penny Dairy mple, program coordinator at Wasatch Presbyterian Church, at 5s for more information Pato Ray 262 RH 7 4 Bible Studied (ell aged) p.m. Worship 7 .Mr. Ilebbeshaw I)r. Crandell Miss, Tolnian Arizona School for the Blind He graduated Irom Arizona State University, Tempo, and taught in a school in western Arizona Then he earned his masters degree m counseling and guidance at Gtnirge Washington University "He was completing his doctorate at the limersity of Texas when a retinal detatehnunt almost destroyed the little sight he had lolt Four years ago he underwent surgery and has regained a small amount of sight. He has helped handicapped students and been an inspiration to other blind students at BYU." Mrs. Sharp said Miss Tolnian. 19, won the Handicapped Citizen of the Year Award "Mentally retarded, she lived at home until three and a half years ago when she entered an MKAU supported group home in Salt one-roo- . City "During that time she has made great progexx in personal growth, independence and work adjustment She now woiks as a maid at the Royal Inn in she went out looking for work on her Salt Lake City own in February of this year and got the job all by herself. Mrs Sharp said The second day of the annual emiterem e wkll be held at the Utah State Training School Sunday where Dr Anthuy W, Mitchell, executive d. icctor ol the I tali State Depart mint of Social Services and Di I haries F Aeufi commissioner of Mental Retaida tam Developmental Disabilities Servius for the k.uisas Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services, will speak ' p.m. Christian Worker Endtime Restoration Ministries "But, You Haven't Changed A Bit (Poor Bear) Worren GRANGER W 3600 COMMUNITY Ray R. 1 3 30 p m 467-969299-840- Phone METHODIST TRINITY 4290 262-482- 2nd Eat! Rev. Robert Selph - 6891- & 1 1 I 2nd 328 8726 South Sunday School Worship Service Obatigh amt R a m. 1 1 .00 a m. E. 268-217- 8 4 ; Church" Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Service Rally Service 10:45 a.m. Thurs. 7.30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5 Church Ph. An indef)fn Bib'e 277-568- 1 Enjoy Our hrt lntndly Church Arhor Christian Academy Concept of Worship Pastor Peter Pilot A-.- 'i have done little, anything, to prepare tor the starvation which will occur tl population growth isnt stemmed. Dr. Rainw uter said "In Bangladesh, family planning means that to have three soils the number parents consider necessary to you must promulgate the tanuly have 10 or 12 children, since one-hawill probably be girls and another three or tour will have died before pulx-rty- . This is utterly insane. The problem may be coniounded Dr Rainwater warned, by the United States probable inability to export fix! by the year 2,ou0 Climatic changes, topsoil losses due to heavy land use and the C S own food needs may prevent it Irom supplying the poor countries with the food they need to support if lf Pastor Rex Herndon Pastor Dewey Pcrter burgeoning Hipulations, he said " The conclusion that's drawn irom this is that the C S , by 2.IMK), will ilij longer be able to export food arid save much of the Third World iron! slai v ation," Dr Rainwater said .... In the industrialized nations, niic tear power must be developed to oflset the energy crunch which will occur as iossil tuelx dwindle and become more dillieult to extract Irom the earth, the phy sicist said Despite what nuclear protestors have said, energy from the- atom is relatively sale. Dr Rainwater said the point is, nuclear xwer is sale now and steps are liemg taken to make it even seder. In tact, it is onorniousl) sater than anything else you can think ot and that includes toxxii tuel plants - , Justices uphold denial of extra compensation State Industrial Commission rul15 percent increase in compensation to an injured worker has been upheld by the Utah Supreme Court A ing denying a vote Willie M Salas, 531 Chicago St now paraplegic because a Ixxim of a crane tell on him contended he should have Urn entitled to the increase! compensation under Section of the Utah code 0 , 2 That section permits award of a 15 if the increase in comix-nsatioimmv is caused by the willful failure ol Inemployer to dimply with the law legarding safety, JustKe Gordon l( Hall said the mold doesn't contain anv evidence t 4 98 -2- Ministers Rev William Rev C Burton Sheffield 7 4300 So. 7th ' 255-622- 0 m a i 5415 So Worshin Service 8 JO 8 4 W Church School 9 45 a m at Westminster music lor both the processional ami tlu recessional was played by the Westminster Symphony and were conducted by two college music Kind Vaag Wood conducted the procession majors al, and the recessional was directed by Kennita Shew i UNITED Continued from The .. Nurstry Child Cara Pro.irt.fl Food crisis forecast in D 700 South 487-757- 6 SUNDAY SCHEDULE Worship Services 8 45 A 1 1 .05 a m. 247 graduate f 1 Salt Lake Christian Center Pastor Thomas K. Corkish y 70C East & FIRST JESUS IS LORD WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. Continued from daughter m the ranks ot the graduates, Mrs Norma lu been has received her degree in economics and business administration, while her daughter, Teri l,e Pacheco, completed her studies in nursing " During the graduation ceremonies three honor-,.dft'Tate degree were conferred Lund was awarded a doctor of humanities degree tor his long and distinguished career in the world of performing aria. He was graduated from Westminster ( ollege in 19,15 .is a prominent athlete, singer and xtudt nt ott'cei ntoina Brico. the world-famesymphony or-- t hextra conductor, originally from Holland but now a resident of Denver, was awarded a doctor of n interview with her is on W-- 8 in today humanities paper i Dr Brico conducted the Westminster College in a symphony orchestra special baccalaureate concert in the Payne Gymnasium Friday night Marvin J Bertoek. lawyer, lecturer, teacher, wiiter. historian and actor, received a doctor ot humanities degree. At the baccalaureate concert. I)r Brico con dm ted the Westminster Symphony Orchestra m compositions by Wagner, Mozart, Stamitz. and Beethoven Connie Howard, a lecturer in the department of music sang a soprano aria Irom Mozart's opera. "Cosi Fan Tutte " Cathy Dudley, a memtier of the graduating class of piTo, was the guest soloist in Stamitz Concerto for Viola and Orchestra -- PRESBYTERIAN CHRIST Devotional 10 Glann, Pastor 4 1 WASATEN Old Testament Survey East 5600 So. Bible School 9:45 A.M. Worship Service 1 1:00 A.M. Evening Service 7:00 P.M. 299-170- 485-323- Pastors Jay H. Confair A. Walton Roth 10 30 am Worship Adult Bible Study 115pm CHURCH So P BAPTIST CHURCH 9:45 a.m. Phone 5101 South State ANCHOR It KM) a.m. E.) Church School & Adult Study 9:50 a.m. Murray Park Home Ec Bldg ) Sunday Bible Study 9 30 q m Study Book of Luko m Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship Service 10 55 a m Minister C Howard Ring For Your Family . . . First Church of The 13ttt 6i45 p.m. Meeting of CHRISTIAN 2600 of CHURCH SerNIti H 6mS.A Southside Christ Worship Sarvicd 10 55 a 2 rrera SUNDAY Richard Henry CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Fh 3i-S5S370 S 3rd I Sunday Softool 9 45 a m 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m, Church of Religious Science The Reverend A. Albert Heard Charlene McCandless, fo SIC m Rev. Dr. Wednesday Minutdr m PASTOR KARL D. SCHIMPf 569 South 13th East Phone 582-868- 7 Worship Services 10:30 a.m. Pad tor am m 30pm FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH 7777 East 4800 So., Murray p.m. a a 466-631- Power Hour 486-052- 6 30 p 7 WE STRfVE TO SPEAK WHERE THE BIBLE SPEAKS ANO BE SILENT WHERE THE BIBLE IS SILENT. SOUS HARBOR 62 Worship Drive 30 10 2621380 Sunday School 10 00 a m Morning Worship 1 1 00 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m CbAfiti School Service Church (Nufttm am am Bible School Worship Service Evening Serv r Wednesday Bible Study 1714 tail 3100 South Worthtp Sorvico 0 4S m. W. C. Godhring, Ppstor 1405 Watt Tomofocfc fed. Mfe-tl- tt Wednesday p m 2150 Foothill ijk WfjTCf!dl East 13th So nc IWiuomm Synod '41 w Tamarack M. (4AIS30So.)w tW Clou 9 o Sunday School Sunday School Worship Hour Evening Wednesday Services CHURCH 662 MILLCREEK BAPTIST CHURCH Pt NAZARENE I. 2100 So., 00pm ttf (Eljrtsi J. Schrank, Pastor R. EY. LUTHERAN CHURCH 201 7 2779412 (Church (Liberty Park) WORSHIP SERVICE 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:45 a.m. Evmm Won't WoOwaOep RMnlroadcaatKMOII 1230 7 30-- 8 a m Suolap Itff 9 46 a m )1 OQem 6 00 p m Sunday School WORSHIP SERVICE AM LUTHERAN PRINCE OF PEACE Pentecost service Pantry Sunday Continued from improve and expand health services at the training school He is compassionate and deeply concerned," Mrs Sharp said Habbeshaw, in the restaurant business for mure than 40 years and now manager of the cafeteria just north ul the State won Capitol, won the Employer of the Year Award He has been employing both phy sieally and mentally handicapped persons for the past 25 j cars He has in employes at the cafeteria and thiee are retarded He has found them both loyal and I)r Crandell was almost blinded M A 27d0 lest 3900 South Sunday Services 11am. Sunday Schools 11am. Wednesday Services 8 pm. First Church 352 E. Third So ' Third Church 1 306 Spring (5000 South) Second Church 1165 Foothill Dr. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL m 7 30 p m 7 00 p . Piie km 1 BAPTIST CHURCH HOLLADAY Sf. JOHN'S 900 p Trtmef Science Nilsson Worship Services 1 aim A Bible Believing Soul Winning Church 700 last 7000 Soutti 5 T. CHRISTIAN CHURCH 00 10 It 00 Southeast Baptist Church Sunem School Uonwig Worahip 1 8:30a.m. and 4490 South 3200 West Rick Bender, Pastor sac. COureO p m Christian LUTHERAN 1070 Foothill Drive 582-232- Public Welcome 1 Sunday School tor Alt Aje? . Wednesday Evening Dinner and Bible Study Nureerv provided Marcia v anon. Munster 30 ?ION INNER CHRIST VALLEY Faith Temple Pentecoital Church 1035 Indiana Ave. The Chancel Choir at Christ United Methodist Church. 2375 E. 3300 South, will present the Helene Kilgore Memorial Concert Sunday, 8 pm. The choir will lx joined by the University of Utah Brass Ensemble in a program of church music from the Renaissance to the present. 8 Sunday 7:00 p.m. Laurel Moor in 12 Noon Dr. Joe Music, former pastor of the University Baptist Church in Salt Lake City and now president of the International Baptist Bible Institute in El Paso, Texas, will be guest speaker at Southeast Baptist Church Sunday. Services will be held at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p m at the church, located at 1700 E. 7th South. The public is invited to attend. 945am 9 WORSHIP SERVICE D "Creative Relaxation" Good Homo Cooked Fish SATURDAY, JUNE 4 Chancel Choir I Peter:!, 0 Scripture Rev. Georye k. Nyo, Fcstur Pastor Church Fish Fry Guest speaker 3rd East So, Comrii Christian Cnurch; 272-467- Ssundav MRAU honors 6 Utahns tupable 0 in Harold 3 A-- .Mr. 370 (Mealing 1 "A Bridge May Get Walked On" UNITY of SALT LAKE TEACHING OF THE 262-326- Churche in the new 582-492- A.M. SERMON 1 1 322-340- 5830880 9, 777 So. 13th East 231 East 1st South Nursery & Gib Room Available through 5 years of age Parking ocrot itreet from CHur-- h FOR "INSPIRATION" DIAL Harry P Swertrer, church m . 10 a m . 12 Noon Church Scrtoel mb Baby Carr tor 10 a m Service a.m. 1 1 first baptist 8 a Sweitzer Dr. It is my conviction, he said, that the adults are really the key to the church program . . . they are the ones that lead all of the rest . . . they led other adults . . . they lead youth . . . they are leaders in the church and the community. Another goal of the pastor is to be more aggressive in evangelistic outreach to develop more programming for young adults, 18 and up. We want them to become more active in the Christian faith. Rev. Silliman has adopted a goal of trying to go from the current membership of 270 members (115 families) to a goal of 500 members in five years. If we do, it may involve expansion of our church facility. Although baptism is usually done by sprinkling in the church. Rev. Silliman believes in baptism by immersion if desired by the individual member. For a person who was baptized as an infant, our church has a Confirmation class for junior high age which takes one year. We do baptize adults if they have never professed to be a Christian before, the pastor stated. While in Richfield, Rev. Silliman was elected to the City Council, and now he presently serves on the news advisory board of KTVX. He is a member of the Salt Lake Ministerial Association and the Evangelical Ministers Association. A significant portion of his time is spent in counseling, and he said most people come for counseling when it is too late . . . they have already made up their mind. Church-Disciple- - Church EUCHARISTS am. Ages) 10 Be Afraid" 80-1- other parts of the country because of The Pastor stated that the Mt. the predominance of the LDS faith. Olympus Presbyterian Church is govIt has probably been a help to some erned by a board of representatives of the congregation in ministers and a hindrance to others, he said. I personally havent found the appointed church courts called Session. Members are elected for any problem. My ambition here, as it three-year terms. was in Richfield, is to be the pastor of a church . . . that is the best possible The local session will supen lse the church it can be . . . period. Deacons and Trustees, said the minisWe belong to the Presbytery of ter. "Our session consists of 12 memUtah, a grouping of all the Presbyterian bers and they supervise all of the Churches in Utah and is a support affairs of the church, and direct the structure to the local churches. They work of committees. supervise the training and ordination of The Deacons are elected to conduct Pastors, stated Rev. Silliman. the temporal and charitable ministry of The State of Utah Presbytery is in the church, and the Trustees are partnership with the Methodists and' elected to manage financial, legal and most recently Central Christian property affairs of the church. s of Christ in United The overall church structure conMinistries Council in Utah and Shared sists of four courts; Session (or lowest Ministries in Utah. The benefit concert dree will effea-in- gi will aid in improving the sounJ system at First United Method;- p Episcopal Cathedral "IWiilNot cycle he hopes r (All Worship Service to have educated adults from this congregation in basic knowledge of the Bible and basic Christian beliefs. duly-electe- d sbyterian Churches in Salt Lake City and one of 18 in Utah between Logan and Cedar City. It is located at 3280 East 3900 South with a beautiful view of the Wasatch Mountains. The church was organized in December 1961 as a mission church with the first meetings being held in a home Later, they were able to move into Our Saviors Lutheran Church, 2500 E. 3900 South. On January 6, 1963, Mt. Olympus Presbyterian Church was organized and chartered, and after receiving a considerable gift of money from Wasatch Presbyterian Church it s built 14 years ago. First Pastor was the Rev. Glen Cordell who left in 1967, when he retired and moved to California. Cordell was a member of the Wasatch Church staff. The Rev. Donald Sturm served as the second pastor, and was the minister for five years. He is now serving a church in southern California. Rev. Silliman took over ministerial duties Jan. 1, 1976. He previously had served as minister of the Richfield of Who's Who ST. MARKS South Tompfo "C" Stroot PResDteRiAP Pastor Silhman's goals is to enroll adult members of the congregation into a program called the Bethel Bible Series, a four-yea- r program. At One of John Marlowe Nielsen, assistant professor emeritus of music, Cnner-- i ty of Utah, is listed in Who's Who h flic West' and in the International . Pastor. six-wee- k Mt. denomi- nation, but rather a form of church a government which seeks to follow faith common to all Christians ' ' All that is required to be a presbyterian is to CONFESS the Christ lan faith, TRUST in Christ as our forgiving savior, PROMISE to follow Christ and Christs example for hung, COMMIT oneself to attend church and become involved in its work," said the will also portorm Pel toruiuiicc tune Musica by Vivaldi is 7.39 p m Organized in June 7976. the ecumenical group selected the name Pro Musica meaning For Muxiei with a purpose of performing short choral music of the Masters. rdnh Stewart, organist for the group, will play 'Carillon de Westminster' by Vierne on the organ . Presbyterianism isn't a Pro Gloria pro Mush a, directed by John Marline Nielsen, will present a concert May 27 at the First I mted Methodist Church, 293 So. 2nd East t that Eaton Metal Products Co over entered into n .nfety order or suggested the companys methods of operation were unsatisfactory , Salas maintained that because Eaton had not adopted a safely pryg, ram he was entitled to the increased benefits He also said he was denied access to the record ul the case, but Justice IliilT said it was the same record that hs av tillable to anyone The opinion was omed by Chid Justice A H Elicit and Justices J Allan Crockett and Richard J Maughan Justice 1) Frank Wilkins dldll t parti: ipate |
