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Baker believes a planet conquered the aging process and one man became immortal. That man became the God we worship, he believes. He Admits Its Unusual Capt. Baker admits the idea sounds cray to most people. However, he said, we are right now conquering the aging process here on earth and have reached a stage in earths evolution where, we have not only put men on the moon, but have put a car up there for them to drive. He feels it is not hard to believe tiff that life on another planet could have reached a highly advanced stage of technology. Capt. Baker believes this ties in with the teachings of the Mormons founder Joseph Smith, who on April 6, 1844, gave an address, which Capt. Baker said told of God living on an earth and perfecting that earth and others so the inhabitants of those planets could evolve intellectually. N.Y., told Jehovahs Witnesses gathered at the Dee Events Center here, the end of this system of things is at hand and soon God will intervene in human affairs to bring peace and harmony to the world. ; , Geographical Discovery Since the find of the Murchison meteorite, another meteorite has been discovered at the South Pole. That meteorite also contains the essentials to life, giving what Capt. Baker believes is the second proof that life is prevalent throughout space. will serve as master of ceremonies. Mayor Ted. L. Wilson will give the welcoming address and Gov. Scott M. Matheson will address the group. Bishop Federal will also give a few remarks. Honored guests in attendance include Bishop Federals three sisters and a nephew; representatives of the major faiths in Salt Lake City; the Most Rev. John Brown, bishop of the Raleigh, N.C., diocese; Sen. Orrin Hatch; Wendell Ashton, publisher of the Deseret News; Fred Ball, president of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce; and the Most Rev. Herbert Newell, bishop of the Cheyenne, Wyo., diocese. On Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. a special Mass will be held at the Cathedral of the Madeline, followed by a reception. Speaking at the Divine Love trict Convention, Mr. Greenlees stressed this does not mean the end of the world as some are foretelling, but does mean God will bring ruin to those ruining the earth. His action will be controlled. It will not wipe out all mankind completely. It will leave Mr. Greenlees approved survivors, said. Presents Resolution He presented a resolution to the assembly that proclaimed strict neutrality in political affairs by the religious movement worldwide. The eight-poicondemnation of the drift of human society from Gods laws in quest of material pursuits and selfish pleasures was adopted unanimously. Earlier during the convention, Takeshi Mori, Salt Lake City, said love of God and neighbor is lacking in modern society and the present generation is paying the consequences. Dis- Sowerby Tribune Church Editor Speciul to The Tribune The Pillsbury Baptist MI HHAY l'.ihle College Mens Quartet will per-lorat Anchor Baptist Clime h, 18811 E. Vi'Ni South. July 1 at 7:10 p m. The quartet is touring the West and Midwest during May, June and July . Illlshnrv College is a biblical arts college, located 05 miles south of Miimouiolis u On Sunday, a sunrise service is planned and for those who wish to remain, there will be volley ball. Frisbee and other games. Then will be a $2 per person registration fee and participants should plan on bringing shoes for use in the water, swimming apparel, a towel, old jeans and a shirt, sun tan lotion and insect repellent Also, each participant will have to arrange for lodging (tent, camper, etc.), fond and the means to 1 son-in-la- East, beginning Sunday at 7 pm. muled to P Hie SUNDAY SERVICE said Millcreek Baptist is currently hosting Cooper Patrick, pastor of the Over-nrooBaptist Church, in a revival. k The Rev. Mr. Ray said Pastor Patrick will preach every evening Sunday through Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Jim Ducus, a singer will also attend. In the group from Overbrook will be 13 persons. They will also be doing survey work and visitations while in Salt Lake WESTMINSTER 486-863- SUNDAY SERVICES 12:30 P.M Rev. Gil Schrock lor InftniMlkM nil 534-148- COLLEGE 1840 South on 13tti East Evangelist Sets Two Addresses: at' Richard Dale, MURRAY and his wife will minister the Salt Lake Christian Center at the 10.45 a.m. service and a special 4:30 p.m. service at Pavilion No. 2 at Murray Park. The Rev. Peter Pilot, pastor at the Salt Lake Christian Center, said those in attendance at the morning service are invited to the park following the morning service for a picnic. Mate E TEACHING OF THE BROADCAST 273 South 3704 1 1 UNITARIAN CHURCH 5828587 FORUM 10 AM. 13th EaN Wqnwd Mi KALL 10:00 P.M. tU iliilla 967-554- 8 JOHN'S J 700 EaU 7000 South 9 45 a m. Sunday School Wonhip It 00 a m 4700pm. 7 00 pm. Wad Froyar Moot Ron Porbof, Poator 1 Prayec Meet in UTAH Welcomes You 10 00 A II 00 AM M 7 00 P M 7 30 P M. Pattor Rpy MWM . - S'U VoYvKet fc hoot t iHDMt Suoduy Suurtny Wed , iM H HU ONI) CMUtKM SumJtiy W School va Wed Mobr Third TiuRvlt Iwml y 3c SucMhiy Vihoot Wd MnrHnq 777 So. 268-232- Presbyterian Church 1 1 i Corkish 17TH SO. - I7TH EA. Summer Wornhip 10 i.m. 10 a.m. Church School St. , Pauls Lutheran Church la. tlaala 9090171 WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:30 A.M. 9071 14200 W ) Mrt. Juno "Who Am I?" Dr Lee MftrtM 7 p.m. luwduy Horn Stott tc )d m. Wartw i6eiy IvoriIriq kibto s 4? Rev. Oeerge A Mye. Potter FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 11 75 W. 600 No. 361 6094 ) 9 30 a Sunday ftiblo Study Worship Oevodonal 500 p For further information . 1030a. 561-793- m. Matmng Di 10 30 10 30 f 30 om a m p rtl Siiimg In I a m 11am tpm A flam Worship Ivrnmg Wothtp Dol 7pm Ktit Mission Samp Hours lomtrpsi Pasta 0 2150 CHRIST PENTECOSTAL Church of Cod REHOBOTH TEMPLE 355 5 300 E 355 33(4 Drive irHy PASTOR KARL 0. SCHIMPF Sunday School Mornnn Worship Evangelistic Sonnet Thws Bible Study 9 45am 00 m 7 30 p 7 10 p m BUS CC.'Ji To The Anglican Catholic Church IIOI! The Continuing Episcopal Church HOLY St APOSTOUC CATHOLIC Andrews Anglican Catholic Church Meeting John's Lutheran Church At HOLY COMMUNION 6891 8 30 4 1 a m. Worship 9 45 a m. Church School iflarn Free) Nwreary Prawto4 M Oraanwoad Miamar 6rne 1030 So. 5th E., SLC Sunday, June 29,1980 Tho Roe. 68 277-030- m IhNSP0mTI0N Bey 7ed Bind Pistol 76S 9314 FRtE EPISCOPALIANS! TRINITY 4290 W 5415 SO -9- Foothiil Church School 9 30 A 10 30 A m Worehtf Service 9 30 & 10 30 am METHODIST 10055 So STATE p m I1' UNITED 9 30 a m Church School 1 1 00 a.m. Worship Service Now meeting in Lake Hills Deverel Mortuary MlnUtari lav H4ai 9 NuKalean Phone 561-870- 7 flam. t f a m 45m Sunday Stheel pteedwtg HILLTOP VO tnrnll Omip lertoe 7 CHURCH of CHRIST Sow speaking di 277-568- 1 friendly Church Anchor Christian Acodemy Park Mti A m. Itiwdey Idwet tor All Numry FrovIM d 5103 A.M. SERMON 9:60 6 An independent, '(Murray 3th East 1 Shalom Is Not Just Hebrew Word" 0 Church Ph. 1 582-492- Pastor Mike Rouse Wasatch 484-6872375 E. 3300 S 10 a m Worship Service 10 a.m. Church School Nwreary facllilloi Available MlnUtan Aebert t. Ily mm viX EPISCOPAL CHURCH 278-568- Wd baptist church FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH rr THE i 255-622- BAPTIST CHURCH 4500 So. first 7:30 P.M. MILLCRICSC E. DIAL 0 880 East 5600 So. WEDNESDAY Barr Youth Director sec. Southeast Baptist Church 1515 INSPIRATION" Many P Smttnt. 0 D HuDwtW Hotfftnt, th 0. A. WsRan Rom. 0 0. Power HOUR lie BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP EVENING SERVICE FOR Bible School 9:45 A.M. Worship Service 1 1:00 A.M. Evening Service 6:00 P.M. 943-224- 1 Thurs Eve. Service 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Pastor Dr Marshall Warncke Asst. Pastor George Jorovich fundamental and Independent yL Stem CWCnndWIi S yan mt ay toting ntni Knit. Or ANCHOR 10 a.m. Celebrate the 4th with Wes Frensdorff at Camp Tuttle Vaodegntt 10 a.m. and BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 945 a.m. 11 00 am. Morning Worship 7 .00 p m. Evening Worship Chotlar lunch Pattor 277 9412 CHURCH y" a" 4 4a-I- 2780 East 3900 South 4 DIQLE DAPTIST BAPTIST BIBLI TELLOWSSEIP CKIUBCII AN ALL-BIC. F Tempt Xm SUoot Crown A 583-088- Schtanlu Pastor HOLLADAY Don Main 486-340- G and pcesByteRiAn Pattor Vandaf nt 6 pm. Vospor Srvica at Fairmont Park Wed Prayer Youth p m Pastor I South Worship Service A Thom 1 1 Postor Thomas KSL 11:00 P.M. 1160 KC Sunday School p.m. fiRSt 286-360- 1 It I Dirrrlor 2700 South tv for SALT LAKE -- (l CMS) a.m. Buck lluchaiiiui. KC Ask 1030 So. 5th East 364-287- 3 8.45 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:30 In 10 910 a.m. EVENING PRAISE ALUARC1 CSAISCH 0 4400 So. 7th E. 9i30 a.m. Sunday School 00 a. m. Worship A Savior Out of Zion Bibl Utton. Tape 1 A LUTHERAN 737 K. 2UO So. Sunday Morningn Smith BIBLE CALL A Guatt Speaker fherrh M trligleM Mrwe YMCA Shea INTERPRETER AVAILABLE (Ml HIIII.K and KKI.I.f VWSIII1 Clilf Barrows 6.30 p.m. 7 30 p m. tooiw 4671965 Jackie Sharp ST. for Millie a.m. 10-3- Robort Wap poet or. IvoneUtt METAPHYSICS IN ACTION ISO f 3th South 9:30 a.m. Bible School Worship Service Evening Service Wed. Bible Study 361 P E 1 DEAF SERVICES FIRST SUMMER 3 Sunday Sctoul 445 a ai WoislHp Sanrtca 10 55 turn. Warm H Sachtor A&tociato Mimttof Arthur ftraanto th Eoit Sunday Sarvioa 1 100 o.i Call It Good" 569$ 662 East CENTBAL CHBISTIAN INNER CHRIST of CHRIST CHURCH Disciples E Geo. Beverly 945 10:30 am. MORNING WORSHIP vjEUXJMEyvvtsrrons 6 WORLD-WID- 8:30 am. EARLY WORSHIP SUNDAY SCHOOL Fellowship!! 6lovw, Minutw WH tfwy 300 East 8000 South Sandy, Utah 84070 An Exciting, Browing 6 ' City. James E Ayeis, Pastor Telephone 571 5397 David Goerzen. Youth Pastor Telephone 942-336- NUNEMAKER PLACE CHURCH or SCIENTOLOOY 233 East 200 South revival. ah -- 4 ,4 g CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY 11A.M. 11A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORSHIP 9 AJW. WORSHIP 10:30 A-- of is The group had the support of tho whole Leawood Congregation and the churchs pastor. Dr. C.L. Freeman is "very mission minded. Mrs. Jones 2500 E. 3900 S. 278-141- 2 DR. ARNE MARKIAND, PASTOR Services will be conducted nightly through July 5, according to William Chrlstopolus, pastor. A preliminary service to the revival will be conducted Saturday evening. The public day-lon- temple grounds. When they left they headed. for Yellowstone National Park and should be back in South Carolina by Saturday. MTN. VIEW L1 Evangelist Jaramillo is the founder an outreach for drug addicts in Visalia. Calif , where 45 members are active in street work. He is also a member of the PTL Television minis-In- . lie has been an evangelist for 17 years. Jones said, adding they have plenty of workers. Before they left Millcreek they had all the sheet rock up in Millcreeks basement. Other members of the group have conducted a Vacation Bible School. The youths conducting the school have conducted similar schools for the I .on wood congregation and a Bible corps. Howie Batson is one of the youths spending his summer vacation with the group and took time from his regular job to teach the youngsters at Millcreek. He came to Utah because, Jesus has done so much for me, anything I can do for Him is just a drop in the bucket. More Personal He enjoys teaching Bible school and likes teaching the small group at Millcreek because you can get more personal with the kids," and "benefit more from the smaller groups. When the Bible school dismisses for the day, the youngsters and some of the others witness for Jesus within the immediate neighborhood. Mr. Batson said most of the people theyve contacted have been friendly and receptive, even those who havent been interested in the church. But he feels there have been added benefits for the group as a whole. Weve gotten closer together and have taken a stop forward in trying to help others, he said Visited Lake While in Salt Lake City, the group visited the Great Salt Lake and the LUTIIZRAN LCA learning experience including music, recreation and refreshments. Cost of the school Is $2 per child. Children from 3 years old to second grade may attend. For further information or to enroll your child, contact the church office. 1840 S. 800 it 0U3 SAVIOUR'S with Pastor Says About I prayed y SUNDAY Msgr. Dowling celebrated the 45th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood on June 30. He has been pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes for 14 years. cook Chortoe ILiptiis4 Coneert - about the trip. I was skeptical because it was so far and would cost so much money, Mrs. Jones said, but she decided to ask the ment. church for $2,000 from budget and an The friends include 32 members of additional $2,000 from the treasury. Mrs. Jones said she figured it would the Leawood Baptist Church, Greenvilcost $10,500 for the mission trip. le, S.C., who came by bus to Salt Lake Through fund raising projects, the City to put up sheet rock in Millcreeks basement, to conduct a vacation Bible church raised more than enough money School and witness for Jesus Christ to send the group on the trip and men in according to Jerry Jones, director of the church even donated money for the sheet rock. Because the church raised the mission trip. over $1,400 on yard sales and $300 on a bus trip involved many bake sale, Mrs. Jones knew said she The four-dahours of riding for only three days at knew they were supposed to come to Millcreek, but Mrs. Jones feels the Utah to witness with Jesus. effort was worth it and feels the Lord Grant Every Request guided them to Sblt Lake City for the "Every request has been granted." project. Mrs. Jones said, emphasizing that a She explained she wanted to conduct project that had been thought of as a mission trip but had thought about impossible is going great and the going to New England as it was closer money is holding out too. and she had conducted a mission trip to On the way here, the group witnessed Philadelphia, Pa., in 1977. However, for Jesus. This gave us the opportuniheard the Rev. Charles her ty to witness to people we never would Ray, pastor at Millcreek speak at the have gotten to witness to if we hadnt Overbrook Baptist Church in Greenviltaken this trip, she said. Mrs. Jones to le and volunteered conduct a mission trip to Utah. I told In a Denver restaurant, a lady who him no, I wouldnt do it and then I forgot was curious about the group gave Mrs. all about it." Jones $10 just because she wanted to help." However, she went with some memIncludes Builders bers of the churchs youth group to hear a pastor speak, but that night, instead The group includes a cabinet maker, of the pastor who had been scheduled to a contractor and a home builder, so speak, Pastor Charles was speaking to They know what theyre doing, Mrs. p m. in the church hall. At Full Gospel Assembly, uurtet Seller! tiles songs sheet rock at Millcreek Baptist Church. Project was Mission Trip for 32 Leawood members. Prayed With a little help from their friends, members of Millcreek Baptist Church, 1515 E. 4500 South, are a little closer to finishing their baseHOLLADAY sum California Evangel Ul Leads Nightly Revival Lvungdist Max Jaramillo will lead a revival at the Full Gospel Assembly, v that grfmp also, and Mrs. Jones said she felt a call to come to Utah. By Melinda Grant Hartwig, Las Vegas, Nev., said of divine love was that of sending his only begotten son to suffer and die so that humankind might have the opportunity to gain everlasting life. Vacation Bible School Planned Theme of the school is We Show Gods Love. The school is a Christian x , ' Visitors Assist in Church Building Project full-tim- South. S1 - Monsignor Plans to Retire acation Bible School will be held the five Wednesday mornings of July Irom 9 am. to 11:30 a.m. at Christ United Methodist Church, 2375 E. 3500 5 j, ' - , Gods greatest manifestation A s j4 Sending Son The Rt. Rev. Msg. Edwurd F. e Dowling will retire from his 15. The on parishioners of July ministry Our Lady of Lourdes Church. 674 S. 1100 East, will honor the monsignor. at a special reception on July 6 from 1 to 3 ,s i South Carolina Baptists nt L.K. Greenlees Speaks at Convention wJ'-y- - a''" ' Joseph Smith, who lived about the &.' Men from Leawood Baptist Church, Greenville, same time as Charles Darwin, answered all the questions on evolution Mr. S.C., measure ceiling in preparation for putting up Darwin left unanswered in his theory of evolution. Most scientists who believe in his theory of evolution cut off the theory with the homohabilis, they should take it one step beyond, Capt. Baker said. Jehovahs Witnesses Get Report Of Gods Intervention in Affairs Special to The Tribune L.K. Greenlees, Brooklyn, OGDEN 5 y .. t&.jo S.L. Catholics to Honor Bishop Joseph Federal The Catholic Community of Salt Lake City will honor the Most Rev. Joseph Lennox Federal, bishop of the the Salt Lake diocese during a special dinner Sunday at Hotel Utah. A reception and social hour will be held in the Lafayette Ballroom, beginning at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner in the grand Ballroom at 7:30 p.m. A program featuring a pictorial sketch of Bishop Ferderals life will round out the evening. Special tributes will be given by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William H. McDougall, Sister Joanne Upjohn. C S C., administrator of Holy Cross Hospital, John W. Gallivan, publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune, and Helen Struble. Abbot Emmanuel Spillane, of the Holy Trinity Monastary, Huntsville, will give the invocation. Emanuel Floor Special to The Tribune The second annual "Almost Anything Goes" activity will 1h held here Saturday for Lutheran Youth of Utah. The games, made up of four person teams, are designed so a team cant win on athletic ability alone, hut must have team spirit and enthusiasm During the evening, medals will be ptsented to each participant of the 1st, 2nd. and 3rd place teams in each event That will he followed b skits and WI1 J.ARD BAY Iidurt Willara. 4:00 P.M. UlUnmd Everyone Welcome 966-438SLC For further informanon In Ogden 5 1, 627-053- 1 y |
