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Show 3 hr 01t ''f LVi k r tion It O Ol 'Ml M U Christian Scientists MM. W.M uliiirches Saturday Morning, June 12, 1982 ! Meet Told of Veteran Organist Plays Music Of Many Religions By Melinda Sowerby Tribune Church Editor Clay Christiansen is the organist at M Marks Episcopal Cathedral Me also plays at the Congregation Kol Ann Synagogue and fills m as organist at arious Protestant and Catholic churches when the need arises. In addition, he works with the Mormon Youth S mphony Choir Music, especially religious music, is Mr Christiansens love and has beer, his love eer since he was a youngster listening to his grandmother play the old upright piano in his childhood home in Emery County. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, Mr. Christiansen began his musical career by imitating his grandmother playing We Thank Thee 0 God For Our Prophet, and said he was elated every time he heard the Mormon Tabernacle organ By the time he was 11, he was organist at his ward's priesthood meetings. He later did his undergraduate work with J.J. Keeler of the Brigham Young University Music Department and then studied under tabernacle organist Alexander Shreiner, as the organists last master's candidate It was a stimulating experience playing with him. Mr. Christiansen said Building Tenure He has been the organist and choirmaster at St. Marks Cathedral for eight years and the Walter Holtcamp organ with its 2,500 pipes is one of the best hes ever played. In the eight years he's been at the cathedral, the organ has become almost like his own and he frequently uses it to teach most of the 60 organ students he has in addition to his church work. The organ is tonally Mr great. Christiansen said, explaining the dry acoustics of the Cathedral lets one "Hear all the intricacies all the while mainOomph and brightness taining the weight of the deeper tones " He said he's played organs clsew here which were supposed to be better, "but there's something about the particular osemg, (of the cathedral organ! that combines the brightness with depth w ithout losing its mcisi eness." He said its an interesting fact that the tabernacle organ, built by G. Donald Skinner, and St. Marks organ should have been built by Americas iwo best organ builders, and that both should be located in Salt Lake City. Variations in Music Working with various faiths, Mr Christiansen said, he finds there are subtle variations in the styles of music, hut much of the ariation is often as not in the arrangement, not in the music itself. For instance, he points out that the famous Mormon hymn Come, Come is Mormon as far as the Ye Saints, ly rics. but he once play ed the same tune for an American Baptist congregation with different words sung Another 4 11 Fortress " Wide Latitude Mr. Christiansen said the cathedral parish gives him a wide latitude in choosing music. I've tried most anything. he said. If pressed to choose his favorite composer. Mr. Christiansen ponders a while and then votes for Bach, although he points out that part of being a musician is being able to "fit into a diversity of styles and make them speak as well as possible " At the synagogue, Mr Christiansen said, he has been exposed "to a rich heritage of Jewish music," and has played music by a variety of contemporary Jewish composers. Although the music he plays at the synagogue is different than the music he plays at St Mark's, lie has occasionally chosen works by Bach to perform at the Congregation Kol Ami. In addition, when he served on the General Music Committee of the LDS Churi h sev eral y ears ago, he presented music from Jewish literature during the annual music workshop at BYl'. He said he's found good music is appreciated by all faiths, although different faiths generally stay with certain sty les of music. The LDS Church in general. Mr Christiansen believes, stays away from music that is too light hearted or "bombastic. He said, WeYe less used to having the organ present its fire, adding Mormon churches prefer music that is relatively softened and sulxlued But not all Christian themes are of a universal nature, Mr Christian said, pointing out that although the congregation at St. Marks loves to hear him play Bach, it is not music that is appreciated by all denominations An active Mormon. Mr. Christiansen serves on the presidency of the Elder's Quorum in his ward and that keeps him busy , since his ward meets from 9am until noon on Sundays St Mark's congregation meets at 10.30 a m. He explains he attends priesthood meeting at his ward, hurries down to St Marks for their services and then returns to his ward for sacrament sen The columbarium will be open to people of all their faiths and the only requirement will be that a service of committal be said for the ashes. Mrs Charles said She said it's unique for Utah to have an interment area connected with a church and she believes that may be something many people will want For furthur information on the columbarium call St Marks Cathedral 1 W1- Carter Conducts Mission v 1'hv public is in lied v '"II r i T rtbune Clay Christiansen has been St. Marks organist for years. He Staff Photo bv Ross Weiser group will travel to the area's major churches for prayer and to read statements from church leaders concerning the nuclear freeze. At 3 p m they will join Utah Clergy and Laity Concerned in the group's traditional prayer at St. Mark's Cathedral. At 6 p m a potluek picnic will be held in Liberty Park and at 7 pm. Liberty From Fear." a gathering of prayer, sharing and joyous noise will conclude the ev ening's activ ities On Friday the group will meet at the Hercules plant m Magna at noon They will travel Highway 111 off 54(H) South Once at the plant, the group will go all the way around it. conducting the stations of the cross Saturday Mass On June 19, a Mass will be held at 11 a m at the Cathedral of the Madeleine and then they will leave Salt Lake. On June 20, the pilgrim priests will be involved in the 8 and 10 a m. Masses as well as the 12:15 Mass at the Cathedral of the Madeleine The public is invited to attend all activities The Bethlehem Peace Pilgrimage, an ecumenical group walking to ask people of all faiths to take responsibility for the worldwide buildup of nuclear weapons, will reach the steps of the Capitol Thursday at noon on their 6.500 mile trek The pilgrims, marching about 20 miles a day, arc walking from Bangor, Mash , where the Trident submarine is based, to Bethlehem They hope to arrive in the holy city bv Christmas. 1953 core of Although the group has members, individuals along the way are inv ited to join the pilgrimage for a day a week or even a month, according to Mary Jude Postel and Dean McFalls. two of the core members a 15 . Atomic Chaplain the Among group is the Rev George Zabeika, the former Catholic chaplain to the squadron that bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima The group will leave Victory Road and Beck Street Thursday at 11 :30 a m to walk to the Capitol From tin re, the of Theology of ' An X A , 9449 Um on Syiare (94th So. 7th U 569 S.13tti East 10 A.M. FORUM SUMMER Growth or "Population Frohbos. Stability-v- President Mmittors hi a m. Worship Service 10.30 a.m. 5 00 pm. LEW HANCOCK. Minister For inform at) on frfiono SGI 7430 or 277 7051 1 Parish and Catholic harisinatic Prayer group lie accepted Christ as his personal sa lor m 1973 at a Catholic ri tri at St Josiph s (Ehurrli Hmtr lift'"' (Timur - ; IK HOLLADAY 2780 BAPTIST CHURCH 3000 So. E. 277-941- 945am Sunrt.iy School 1100am Worship 7 00 pm tinning Worih p Pastor Andy Hornbaker n the. u.iiaer lore ting Wai lie per person Reservations si ould be' math' by Wednesday by calling M Uexander. Tim Jones. 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Kenneth Womack Sandy Utah 84070 Phone 561 691 Youtn Pastor 1 4 300 East 8000 South AC,i 1700 I - I 1 I I MISI'I I. Vstrmbly I hur-- Church of Religious Science X Ayers 571 5397 I 5 GOD'S - Pastor Ot Ma'vfiali AN ALl BIBLE CHURCH IN ACTION 6 Cod 967-331- DEAF SERVICES -INTERPRETER AVAILABLE ? '00 South Mam Sunday School Sunday Worship Sunday Evening METAPHYSICS 1076 Indiana Av off Our family invites your family to join Phone 942 1623 9 30 a m Sunday School 1100am Worship Senrico Can Wo Boltovo Tbo fi'blo' Pastor 6 F Vanflogn 6pm Evoning Worship Wod 7pm Pravor Family Bible Study Morning Worship Evening Inspiration Wed Bible Study Church 943 2241 Lth THTTOTI GRAHAM SAIT LAKE ALLIANCE CHURCH 4400 So. 7th E. 266-360- 0 SBC 2801 So. Main 700 East 7000 South Attruii Hire CHURCH OF CHRIST SUNDAY L WASATCH PRESBYTERIAN Upper Room Bible Study 9 a.m. 10 a.m. Morning Worship Cambodian Service 5 p.m. C E Autrey Darwin I Wofth ZPG ? Sowerby. M D , an anesthesiolog-i-- t fiom Redding. Calif, will be the euest speaker at the Holladay Chapter ull Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International. June 19. at 7 pm at Instinctive Catering 2x7 E 2700 South Dr Sowerby is Chief of Staff at the Memorial Hospital m Redding He is ihe past president of the Redding i h.iplcr FC.BMFI and is a member of . 9 45 a m Sunday School Worship 11 00am & 7 00 p m 7 00 p nr Wrd Prayer Mpet Ron Porter Pastor SOUTHSIDE 1 1 1 ALTA CANYON BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH V 1 buying LIVESTOCK! Forks Community Presbyterian Church, and Jeanie Pugh, a member of Community of Christ Presbyterian Church WglOMtgr0VtSITOft$ 272 0867 Oil 268 2178 Res SBC Want Ads are for g In addition to the commissioners, two youths were chosen to serve as advisory delegates with voice but no vote They are: Richard Swanson, American Fellowship!! Thurs family 4300 South 700 East Pilot Peter Pastor Southeast Baptist Church Ji policy-makin- An Exciting, Growing Celebration of Praise Kanl United Methodist Church of Price, filling the vacancy caused by the death of the Rev Harold H Teague in an automobile accident, on Jan. 12, 1982 Commissioners to the regional body of the 2 3 million member denomination will participate in a number of key decisions affecting the church in a five state region An equal number of lay and clergy members w ill take part in Sy nod actions Telephone 943 Christian Education Church Worship Its Your Choree" Rev. Gregory Smith Fills Price Vacancy City Da. id Goerzen SUNDAY Alban Heard prnoctung 700 Ne Mam AUunt Mamie Del Four Itahns will be among the 64 commissioners to the 10th annual meeting of the Synod of the Rocky Mountains of the United Presbyterian Church, which meets Monday and Tuesday m Denver, Colo. Commissioners from Utah are: Ruling Elder Dav id Adamson, a member of the Community of Christ Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Dr. Harry P. Sweitzer, pastor of Salt Lake City's First Presbyterian Church; Ruling Elder Ruth Teuscher, a member of American Fork's Community Presbyterian Church: and the Rev. Richard B. Lawson, pastor of Community Presbyterian Church, Brigham James native of Texas. Mr. Smith graduated from Southern Methodist University. Dallas. He has also served churches in Colorado Subjects to be addressed at the convention include "Be Attentive to Truth." "Where Do You Kingdom Stand on the Kingdom Issue?' and Counteracting Permissiveness with Bible Principles " Four Utalins to Attend Synod Set by Presbyterian Cliurcb A Abilene. Texas, and Perkins School of Theology of Southern Methodist University, Dallas He has served the ministry for 15 years in Texas and at the Perkins well-know- n MTN. VIEW CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Minister Appointed To Serve in Price McMurry College, Special to The Tribune The Rev. O PRICE Gregory Smith has been appointed to serve the He said, "Many people fail to see that God's kingdom is a real government But the Lord's Prayer makes it clear that our hope and faith should be anchored in God's kingdom That is why we pray for it to come. Under the government God's will is to be done on earth just as it is in heaven," he said Mr. Capson, who believes a tremendous world change is imminent, stressed that only divine intervention can provide a solution to the crisis facing mankind and the increasing peril of nuclear war. "The outlook is dismal in the world today. Many people question whether mankind can survive in view of the Pilgrims Walk for Peace A Gospel Group to Hear Doctor complex problems threatening us " He said the convention program will explain in detail why the world is at a crossroads and what the prospects arc for the future. Special to The Tribune Jehovah's Witnesses from Utah Idaho and Wyoming are participating in a district convention at the Dee Events Center, on the Weber State College campus through June 20. Approximately 8,000 Witnesses are expected to attend the convention entitled, "Kingdom Truth, according to Noel F. Capson, manager of the convention. also plays for Jewish Synagogue and Mormon Youth Choir. 6,500 Miles 9 30 two-nig- - - Murray Park Home Ec. Bldg Sunday Morning All Ages Bible Class A healing mission will bv conducted Sunday and Monday from 7 to 9 in the McCune Mansion. 200 N Mam by Dr Craig Carter Dr ( arter has been a student of Dr F.riivM Holmes, founder of the Church of Religious Science During the healing mission. Dr Carter wdJ focus on the realization that we are working with a living power and a loving presence, Heard according to the Re minister of tin- Salt Lake i bun h At the convention, Dorthy E. Klein, a practitioner and teacher of Christian Science from Boston was named presiShe told the meetings dent for 1982-8representatives it was time to meet the challenge of materialism through cherishing spirituality and guarding mdiv idual integrity of thought OGDEN mists Mansion to Host Healing Mission v 8,000 Jehovahs Witnesses At District Meeting in Ogden . ices den setting, "planned to be beautiful," Mrs. Charles said. Monies received from the sale of spaces w 111 guarantee the area will be eared for. in Utah, said the message carried impact for local church members, "but more importantly it speaks to all' mankind giving hope to the nuclear threat which is everyones concern." Mr Thorneloe told members. Christiandom has its work cut out for Episcopal Church Starts Work On Vault for Interring Ashes Dr. Craig iilMIflii dow n But next time the Episcopal church holds a general assembly meeting, they will vote on a new hymnal, and that book, if approved, contains the old of "A Mighty "lazzy arrangement M E. Suzi" Horneck, of the Christian Science Committee on Publication Michael B Thorneloe, chairman of the Christian Scie.nce Board of Directors, told members, We face threats of conflict and the brutality of conflict. There is a great yearning throughout the world for the elimination of nuclear dangers. The only answer to this yearning conies from an understanding of God and divine power. It unfailingly guides thought and action toward solutions not yet seen Oh My Father." is Mormon hymn, another example of how the ly rics can he distinctive to one faith, while the music is universal Uso. he pointed out. the Protestant hymn A Mighty Fortress," written by Martin Luther, had an almost jazzy arrangement" when the reformation leader wrote it. However, Mr. Christiansen said he believes later church leaders might have thought the tune was too upbeat to be proper church music ami so the hymn was slowed School Ground has been broken on a columbarium "a place to reverently inter individuals ashes" at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 221 E. 200 South Planning for the columbarium has been under way for about five years, according to Elvira Charles, committee chairman who said work should be completed by the end of summer. When completed, the columbarium w iJJ have rooms for the remains of between 800 and 900 individuals At the present time, about 100 of those spaces hav e been sold. The columbariun will feature a gar- - 1 gers it in these times And the Christian Scientists must do their part with courage, wisdom and much love." Several thousand Christian Scientists from throughout the United States, including about 20 from Utah heard their leaders warn of the dangers of nuclear w eapons during the 87th annual meeting held in Boston. 2 N-Dan- M. a n v 4 |
