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Show Sbr alt Cake tion II e ;s nr i:i 24, 1982 r iiji Jewish Center Celebrates iaki: ia: smirches Saturday Morning, April !'" 'Y ijl Independence Iajie2 celebration marking Israel's Independence Day will be held Sunday at the Jewish Community Center, 2416 E 1700 South, beginning with an Israeli Lite Lunch at 12.30 pm A May 1 Yard Sale, Auction Will Assist Urban Center The day's activities continue with a slide show of Israel, and a performance by Ron Dagan. a singer and composer from Israel His performance will be followed by Israeli dancing Special to The Tribune ing to the needy of the area. A Mayday of CrossMr. Zillman said with recent federal roads Urban Center yard sale and cutbacks, the center has had to cut the celebrity auction will be held May 1 at number of services offered as well as Holladay United Church of Christ, 2ti31 lay off some staff employees. In Murray-Hollada- y Road from 9am addition, more people are coming to the until 3 pm. center for help as times become Local celebrities John Mooney, tougher. sports editor of The Salt Lake Tribune; Food Will Be Available Bill Marcroft, KUTV sports anchor; those For wishing to make a day of and Mike Runge, KALL Radio disc the sale and auction, the youth group at to 10 m. a from will hand on be jockey, food. The 11:30 am. to auction off number of the church will be serving event will be moved inside if it rains. items donated by local celebrit'es. Mr. Zilman encourages anyone with Among items to be auctioned will be items they would like to get rid of to the football used in the Holiday Bowl, donate them to the yard sale. Those donated by Brigham Young University without the means to transport donated Coach Lavell Edwards; an autoitems can call the church and arrangegraphed Golden Eagle hockey stick; a ments will be made to pick up the pair of senate cufflinks from Sen. Ornn items. Hatch; and an autographed weather Other members of the Mayday commap donated by Mark Eubank. mittee include John Holm, Billie and In addition, typical yard sale items Brad Skinner, Jeanne Williams and will be available for sale throughout the Carolyn Johnson. Pastor at Holladay is the Rev. Harvey Buer. Assisting him is day, according to Don Zillman, chairman of the mission committee at the Rev. Betty Ure. Holladay United Church of Christ. All purchases are tax deductible HOLLADAY Mr Dagan's repertoire includes traditional and popular Israeli songs, Yiddish tunes and American hits For the past year he has performed at many Jewish gatherings within the United States. Highlighted among them was his performance at the B'nai B'rith National Convention In honor of Israel Independence Day. the Jewish Community Center is hosting an art show of mosaic portraits of famous Jewish faces Signed prints and note cards of the portraits will be on sale $2 Tom Anderson, new youth minister at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, emphasizes working Community Center, $3 50 for adult $1 for child members, $1 50 for child nonmember, and $2 for students and seniors basis with youngsters. He believes he will have to earn trust of kids. on a Cost for the afternoon's activities is for adult members of the Jewish one-to-o- Leaves Forests for Good Shepherd Hopes More Will Follow Although this will be the first yard sale and auction that the church has sponsored to raise funds for Crossroads, Mr Zillman hopes it wont be the last. New Minister to Youth Knows This Neck of the Woods By Melinda Sowerby "Were hoping to raise as much money as we can for Crossroads, because things are tough for them right now, Mr. Zillman said He hopes the auction will increase Crossroads visibility and by next year there will be more community incentive to partici pate in the auction. Crossroads Urban Center, is a nonprofit center, financed mainly through area churches and private parties, that offers food, job placement and counsel- - Film Show On Agenda "Let Their Eyes Be Opened, a film dealing with humanism in the American education system will be shown Sunday at 6 pm. at the Evangelical Free Church, 1910 E. 3900 South. The film is being sponsored by the Intermountain Christian School and is open to the public at no charge. Tribune Church Editor one-to-on- SANDY Youngsters need a friend who can take the time to care about them, Tom Anderson believes, and he intends to be that kind of friend to the youth of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 8575 S. 700 East. Mr. Anderson is the new minister to youth at Good Shepherd and as such he will be working with most of the 120 young members of the congregation. A part of his duties, Mr. Anderson will work with the junior and senior high youth groups as well as preach an occasional childrens sermon, take them camping and work with the churchs youth committee. In addition, he will be starting a class to teach adults how to work with youngsters. Seeks Deeper Ties But he hopes the relationship with the youngsters at Good Shepherd goes much deeper than that because he believes many youngsters have need of a friend who can take the time to care That special friend is lacking in many youngsters lives, he said me. By meeting with the youngsters individually, Mr. Anderson hopes to earn the right to be heard by the youngsters at Good Shepherd He doesnt believe the youngsters will automatically trust him because he is their new youth minister. Instead, he said, he has to earn that trust Designed for Adults Mr. .Anderson, at 23 years old. is young enough to relate to the youngsters' concerns. He points out that youth ministry is a new area, because churches have always designed programs for adults Fellowship Day Charted May 7 Church Women United in Utah will May Fellowship Day May 7 at Trinity AME Church, 239 E. 600 South. Theme of this years celebration is "The Power of Words. Celebrated annually on the first Friday in May, the observance emphasizes the strengthening power of Christian unity in the community. Offerings made on May Fellowship Day strengthen Church Women United in the local community. The first observance was in 1933, by the National Council of Federated Church Women. The observance was formalized as May Fellowship Day in May 1945. Like World Day of Prayer and World Community Day, this is one of three celebrations sponsored by Church Women United During the celebration, members celebrate reflect upon, celebrate and commit themselves to the work of Christian ecumenism, reconciliation and peace. The text for this year's service was written by Church Women United from Oregon and Washington. The theme invites the community to recognize the potential of words, both helpful and harmful, and to resolve to use the words to bring understanding and unity. The service begins at 9:30 a.m. with registration and fellowship. There is a 50 cent registration fee. The worship service follows at 10 a m. At noon a luncheon will be held for $3.25 per person. A babysitter will be provided for children with a sack lunch. Reservations should be made by May 4 by calling Earl Reedom or Mrs. John S Persinger 2 Spring Concur ts Set Today Wasatch Hills and West Valley Seventh Day Adventist Churches will each host a Sing into Spring. on Saturday beginning at 11 am. at Wasatch Hills, 2139 Foothill Drive, and at 10 30 pm. at West Valley, which meets in the Granger Community Christian Church, 260(1 W. 3800 South The Cambiatas, under the direction of Lovma Short, will present this special worship service featuring singing and the spoken word. The Cam- - He said the basics of teaching youngsters about the scriptures are the same as for adults He said although adults generally know more about what Gods all about, it doesnt necessarily mean adults believe more than the youngsters. Mr Anderson was a biology-forestr- y major at the University of Minnesota at Duluth when he got his call to work with youth and he's been working in youth ministry for four to five years now, he said. He admits his major in college is an (Kid one for his work He became involved with youth ministry through an organization called the Tentmakers, a group which trains people for a youth ministry while placing them in a part-tim- e job His last position was with a church in Windom. Minn . where he was contacted by the Rev. Tom Ashbrook. pastor at Good Shepherd Friend Drops Name Mr Anderson explained the Rev. Mr Ashbrook got his name from a mutual friend in Minnesota "We talked and To build that kind of relationship. Mr. Anderson plans to meet youngsters on e a basis, in addition to the large group activities. He explained the large group activities are important, but sometimes its more important "to go out with a kid for a Coke, to find out whats really gomg on in the youngsters life. "Its important to meet the kids where they are, Mr. Anderson said, adding "I cant expect them to come to "and in Mr. Anderson wants to help the youth realize you dont have to be a stout religious person to be accepted in Gods family. God wont bring his hammer down on you if you step out of line " he emphasized He said if he could give one message youngsters it would be that God loves you and wants to forgive you " Mr. Anderson admits this could lead to the atlitude they can get away with anything because God will forgive them, but if that happens, it's because "they dont know the whole message." He encourages youngsters to look into the word, try to understand why the scriptures say what they do about what sin does to you, pay attention to that message and then try your best, while realizing "we all slip " Mr. Anderson armed in Salt Lake City April 4 to "God Loves People," a film about a midwestem farmer whose faith in God surmounts both antagonism and disappointment. will be shown at Central Baptist Church, 1st Ave . and E St F riday at 8 30 p m Starring in the film is Redd Harper. . songw riter, singer and actor, who sings two new songs in the production. "God Gives People." and "The Good Lite " The public is invited For furthur information, contact the Rev Carl Holden at Central Baptist LDS Stake Plans Dance Gala dance festival "spectacular" featuring more than 3.000 dancers will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Salt Palace. Sponsored by the South Salt Lake Valley stake of the Church of Saints, the Jesus Christ of Latter-dafestival will have as its theme "A " Family Affair Dance styles will include Latin, swing. Charleston and country-westerA y n according to festival officials Curtain time is 7 30 p m lxlh evenings Tickets may be obtained from Promised Valley Playhouse. 132 S State: the LDS Church Activity Committee Office. 20th floor of the Church Office Building. North Temple, or from ward or stake activity committees m the South Salt Lake Valley stakes 50 F. CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Lectures to Probe World of Faith . The First Presbyterian Church. 12 C St., is offering two adult morning classes beginning Sunday and running through May 23 at 10 a.m. each Sunday. The first class', "Pioneers of Faith, is a study of Old Testament heroes. The class will be taught by Dr. A. Walton Roth, assistant pastor of First PreOn Sunday, Hinduism will be sbyterian Religions. discussed by Dr. Ram Dev Sharda, associate professor of sociology at the Univeristy of Utah. On May 2, Judaism, will be discussed by Dr. Harris Lenowitz, associate professor, department of the Middle East, University of Utah. On May 9, Dr Yukio Kachi. associate professor of philosophy at the University will talk on Confucianism. On May 16, Islam, will be examined by Dr Lois Giffen. associate professor of languages at the University of Utah and on May 23. Dr. Ann Waltner, associate professor of history at the University of Utah will speak on Buddhism The public is invited to attend any of these classes Christian Education Church Worship Celebration of Praise All ,V FIRST M UNITARIAN Z CHURCH f 569S 13tti East 10:30 A.M Dtr YWCA Southeast Baptist Church 700 Eot 7000 South 1 9 45 a m Sundoy School 00 o ft) 4 7 00 p m Worship 7 00 p m Wed Prayer Meet Ron Parker, PoAtor At Meeting Church 966-438- 1 to Rev of Church, will be the evangelist during revival services at the First Southern Baptist Church of Bountiful. 2iOW 1500 South, Sunday through May 2 is invited to at which begin 7.30 p m Ted Osborne, music director at Millcreek will lead the smgmg The Rev Ike Jorgensen is pastor of the Bountiful ( hureh ' , Central Church of the Naxareae -- am a.m. SOUTHEAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH A rtefeo Drdy of hr sf a Vim St 6100 S 272 5256 Wortft'p 0 30 a m We School 0 45 IB Worship II 00 a m Evening So nr ico 6 30 p m f t 328-076- 1 1 Rtv Alien 467 3828 840 So 88) tau m 9 45 Sunday School 100 am Worship 7 00 p m Fve Sunday Wed Study 7pm Hour o Power Fri 7pm Rev WiMam CHnUopouloi ALPHA OMEGA 0 ANCHOR BAPTIST CHURCH 1880 East 5600 So. 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SUNDAY SCHOOL Crowing Fellowship!! 268 2178 Church 7 SUNDAY SERVICE Res 272 0867 Oil r-- bating, 7:00 p.m. Ask for Tape A An 4300 South 700 East Pastor Peler Pilot meets m Murray Park Home Ec. Bldg. Sunday Morning Bible Clas- sAll Ages 9 30 a.m. 10 30 a m. Worship Service Rev McCune Phone 561 5911 9 45 a.m. 10:45 am. 6 00 p m. Family, Tliurs. 84070 Utah Sandy, SUNDAY CHURCH OF CHRIST For 300 East 8000 South Ml SOTHSlft ' Revival Services Start Sunday Special The Tribune attend the The public Charles BOUNTIFUL - The each evening Millcreek Baptist services, Ray. pastor He doesn't have a1 degree in religion, but that doesnt stop him from woiking with the youth of Good Shepherd, "because I love kids. MTN. VIEW A Church to Show Film on Faith While in college, a friend asked what he did believe in. "And I didnt know It was then I decided I should find out. he said Learn Stories In addition to working with the teens of the church, Mr. Anderson will work 943-224- secular music. This "Salute to Spring." will precede their spring concert tour to southern Utah The public is invited to attend this spring fest at the Salt Lake Junior Academy, 965 E. 3770 South Born and raised in Alabama, his familiy moved to St. Paul, Minn., when he was a sophorfiore in high school. His family w'as religious, and so was Mr Anderson until he was in college, when he temporarly fell away from the church, because the religious practices had little meaning for him Fiit IrcslBttTian biatas is composed of 16 children, grades 0 from the Salt Lake Junior Academy. On Monday, the group will present its annual spring concert of religious and with the third through fifth graders of the congregation. That group currently has a choir and special classes where they learn Bible stones and play games Mr Anderson would like to get a college group started, explaining there are a number of college-ag- e people within the church. In addition. Mr Anderson, will himself begin taking classes at the University of Utah, so he said "I can relate to them well. Mr Anderson said, less than a month and a half 1 v was out here pra.ed about it," Is It Anyway" Boverloigh WORD CHURCH I - uifli Follow ship Intaidenptninotionol I 30 Last 9th South 10 am A 6 p m TEACHING WORSHIP llom Potto Dwayne Compton 966 7951 or 768 6207 Avtot Raio Kul Kolevtb Eau 571 5777 i 9400 So ) 8 30 a m Worship Service Church School 9 45 am. 1 1 0C a m. Worship Service Mlnittar lav Dola McArthur 7 Phone FIRST 203 So 200 E Worship Service Church School Mmitr - 328 8726 1 1 00 a m. 9 30 a m Provided Nurry Raw William A McCraary TRINITY 4290 W 5415 SO -- 968 8 30 & Worship 6891 a m a m 1 1 Ctiuich School 'Barrier Free) Provided M Graanwoad Mimar Nurtary Bronafi -- |
