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Show CflUFcheS fait fake (tribune Section Following are some area All Saints Eplscopol Church, 17 1C Foothill Drive, will participate In two services on Thanksgiving. The first will be Wednesdav evening at 7.30 p.m. The clergy and congr of Zion Lutheran Church will gather with the All Saints congregation. There will be music by the combined choirs and the First communion class at Zion will receive communion for the first time at All Saints. The second service will be held at 10 a.m. Thanksgiving Day at the Congregation Kol Ami, 2425 E. 2760 South. This is planned os on Informol ecumenical service led by Rabbi Eric Silver, with support from a number of area congregations. Multi-Purpos- The Salt Lake Rescue Mission. 463 will also serve a tradi- S. 400 West, tional turkey dinner tyith all the trimmings beginning at 10 45 a.m., serving until everyone is fed. A Thanksgiving service will be held that evering at 7 p.m., followed by another meal. Last year, the mission served 700 individuals. ' St. Marks Episcopal Cathedral, 231 E. 100 South, will celebrate Holy Eucharist at 10.30 a.m. Thanksgiving Day. The First Congregational Church, 2150 Foothill Drive, will hold two activities Thanksgiving Day. At 11:30 a.m., the featured sermon will be The Covenant." Then at 1.30 p.m. an all church Thanksgiving dinner will be served in the fireside room for First Christian Reformed 803 E.900 South, will also serve a Thanksgiving meal for those who are lonely or in need of. a warm holiday meal. Families, couples and singles of all ages are invited from 1 to 4 p.m. Cottonwood Presbyterian Chut v.h, 1 580 E. Vine, (6000 South) will hold a special celebration of Thankgsgivlng beginning at 8:o0 a.m. The congregation from Community of Grace Presbyterian Church, will share In breakfast and a worship service. A number of area churches have been collecting food during November to donate to the Crossroads Urban Center. The First Christian Re- roads. formed Bethel Baptist Chutch, 1969 View Street, huld a Thanksgiving Eve service Wednesday at 7 p.m. will and Brother Max Jaramillo have Rock Church in new location. Miracle at growing ministry Pat o Openshaw-Jaramill- Miracle Rock Church location is in another well traveled area, just off North Temple. At first the owners agreed to renting the chapel and a few rooms to the Miracle Rock congregation, but when it came time to pay the first month's rent, the owners told Mr. Jaramillo if he wanted, they would lease the building to him with an option to buy. In the New Church k Within a period we were in the new church, Mrs. Openshawtwo-wee- said, adding the congregations needs were fulfilled because they had been doing the Lords work. Citing Psalms 37.4, Mrs. Openshaw-Jaramill- o said the Lord had given them the desires of the heart, because they had put the Lord first. It really works, she said. Mr. Jaramillo had been an evangelist for 17 years before he said the Lord led him to Salt Lake City. He left a drug rehabilitation program in Visalia, Calif., to move to Salt Lake City. He was reluctant to come to Utah, but now says he find his ministry exciting and rewarding. Evangelical Tours He has conducted evangelical tours in Utah, on the Indian reservations, ih Colorado, Sacramento, Calif., and in Texas, before beginning his ministry for the Miracle -Jaramillo Rock. More recently, he and his wife have sponsored a crusade on the Ha- waiian islands. The couple have seen many miracle healings, here and elsewhere, but they dont view themselves as faith healers, saying God is the healer. God never changes. God loves everybody, Mr. Jaramillo said, saying with faith in God, people can be healed. ' Community Activities wants the Miracle Rock Church to become involved in commmunity activities and hopes he can help break down the barriers He separate the different which churches. I want churches to put" their names aside and get along on grounds of fellowship, Mr. Jaramillo said, saying he believes we can all find some grounds to fellowship on. 300 E. s"-69- Ah netting, growing (oMowoMpf ' - AM worship, and touching Wed 6pm 7pm 9 TEACHING Of THE INNER CHRIST' Malady Met MtdRarian and 275 Sea SUNDAY SERVICE Law DR. 11:00 & j. OSCAR McCLOUD lift 1 1 Eaat A.M. 1 1 A.M. SUNDAY , FIRST 1700 EAST CHURCH a.m Werahlp Sanric PASTOR 487-757- CONGREGATIONAL AND1700 SOUTH Dwell JEN Itov. tdml Pttor 9 30 4 1030 ILK. Bntmur, 0 Mm. -- Family Bible Hour 9:30 P - r9 c G-- (Across from Alta High) 0 M - '(T - . Bible Study 9 Mommy Darwin L Welsh, Minister, Family Worship Hour 10:30 a.m. . Copperview Community Meeting 8446 So. 340 W. Harrison St (Take 90th S. Exit E. off Ron Parker, Pastor Phone aJ 277-196- 7000 Sou SUNDAY SCHOOL WORSHIP WED PRAYER MEET TOO Coop 1 OJn. 5 1 1 OO im.1 Ashbrook 258-81- 1 t Mayo Brown, Interim Pastor a Home Fellowship 6:15 P.M. Sunday Eve. 302 W. 5400 So. Suite 205 5300 So. Exit) (Off 7:00 P.M. Tuesday Eve. 400 Catalpa St Apt 201-at Midvale (Off 7200 So.Take frontage rd. east side of freeway) B KCGL-106F- Pastor Gary Sinardi kSait Lake City Utah 261-060- v'lrbto Study TJ T Wr1 Worahig Pruotoytoria o the Mirada Center) 10 a 5 3 . 467-196- 2780 E. 3900 So. 277-941- .00 p.m. 2 Ifolladay W Mothars Day Out Baptist it Single Ministry Church Andy Hombaker, Pastor Wayne Tuttla, Music Bob Adams, Youth 0 266-386,753-1650 tod dC oOte emLtotf CHCHURCH 756-995- 5 1 METHODIST E. 2375 Spokr d Sunday School Evening Service i 30 10.00 e.m. 8:30 l 10:00 a.m. 6 pm. A. a.m. McCreary toPMpW SO. 486-547- 9:30 3 1 1 1 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Weriary toclllHaa Avallutola Mlnlitarw Rahart ft. Ely and WIIHaea M. StfWMom W. 5415 SO. 968-689- 8:30 1 1 1 1 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Nuroary PtavtoM Ovaaanuaato M. 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SLC 484-24- 2 Logon Meats FaatorB F VanRagrtt Wu. 7 a to frayar 8 p llL Eramat Worthy the world . . . e Heart at a time Murray CHURCH "Revelation in Review the Boho'i 70pm. SOUTH SIDS 07 CHRIST to 0 11 Itov lorry Scott Rodonck. "Association, harmony ond union of life, whikr uourc fh or difforontot ond division or fho tamo of ultimato dottrvetion." 7 Ipa. 630am. SOUTHEAST IOK) a m. 1(TX tJfL 1306 L Swing La 6 .m. Sunday Sandtoe 10 am. Sunday School Wad Moating o- 5 7 pm 185 toOOM Sr TWWCHURCH tpr Salt Lake AlBcnce Chvrdi of Christ 11am. a J0. 1 1 Sunday Sunday Wad Moom 9 am. OwfdiSdiool 943 0 m. 1100a.m. Mammg Worthy H. Lappn, pastor 5617412 Sa. Third E. Sorvscas School 9801 So. 1300 Eotl, Sandy Jomat 1 CHURCH SECOteO Wodwp Sunday School Worstnp Smvtcet 13th So. E. . 352 CHURCH Sunday SorvtcoB Sunday SOtoai Wad maaHng (Meeting JOHN'S 1030 Sa. 500 LaaL Some Sdwto S tibia Clata RJ. Schranh, fiator 9:4S o.m II DO o.m OntotonTrg. "'Worship tlcteal COMMUNITY OF GRACE i . Orractqr to C L Maaqr Bulerbaugll Director o Muse L TOart. IMeto Ol al One Martti St laaiat Ptiana 2788076 HifMaad Dr. FIRST 270 Eaut 6600 Se Suitor I at MM. Shatuuru Rue. Cantor 'O WonMp Santee a7e Stole Cleat Schato Swrtajr oetcu 258201 WnFiana. Paator 662 363-388- 9 The Rev Donald H. Baird Hunger, 8878 u. 1 Church Street C SCHOOL HWUT tl tomr 8151 It GRACE ST. p.m. p.m. 10 a.m. (tot 3 saatohMaba) Sunday Church Classes Continuing WORSHIP (Child Cart 8iraugh to 5) 1 1 a.m. CHURCH I nilarlan l itlsrraliKt The Third Mile saves i sunmv4PM Uav Synod) CHRIST WMaCtoto I''tutor at E. South Temple Voulh alley CHURCHES ' Schato am. The Andrew Principle" LUTHERAN (Missouri 582 6867 Dur Prayer of Thanksgiving" Richard Henry, Minister Baha'i Faith .tp el the People Place", Study of ilid Bible KBBX - 1600 AM Wests de New location For nforpation call Pastor Pratoa4 DEAF SERVICES Southeast Baptist Church 8 T Presents t Mopns New Radio Program In the Name of Jesus Mon thru Fn 12 15 pm to 12 20 p m Cwu a.m. a.m. First Presbyterian .N II (fit IU10:30 A.M. SUNDAY SERVICES Interpreter Available 1 XlCHURCH FIRST LMT KI 569 S. 13to Seat 8:00,9:30111 9.30 1 1 1 Cible School 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 6:30 p.m. Evening Service Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Robert Waggoner, Evangelist Attnifr tl?r (Diurrh of V Hour (fliuirr . "The Church in The Gym" Center at w 8 4400 South 7ft East CHURCH BAPTIST 11 194 South 10th East 1 Is Worship Sunday School Hmun Worship Sunday ALTA CANYON 268-217- 8.30 9 45 10.45 7 GO 7:00 Pastor Rev. Ami Jacobson Music & Youth Rev. Garry Pierce Rev. Ron Grams Counseling & Visitation Singles Ministry Assemblies of God 4300 South 700 East 5600 Sa. 240 L. 2150 Foothill Drive CARY R. WEAVER neighbors' 'your friendly 6 ZZ please call for details ' Coed S&epberd Urtfeeraa ITT interpretation for the Deaf BV yy 600PM 700PM Pntor 40 84 "PEACE BE STILL" Joyce Davis 9:30 PRESBYTERIAN 8 30 A M 9H5 4 u 10 50 AM WORSHIP SCHOOL WORSHIP EVENING PRAISE. WED FAMILY SERVICES SUNDAY MORNING Spirit Early Worship Christian Education Morning Worship Evening Praise Wed. Family Night sandy, utah s., istoriom CHURCH SCHOOL WASATCH ... by My em!S 8575 Sa. 700 UK. Sun M4tssf IUMnUUMIW Sermon lnsplration:"Witness For Christ 3 View WASATCH TEACHING of the I.C.A.C. INNER CHRIST NitagdtyBm 4 lAodom My Btlduw DIRECTOR OF THE PROCRAM AGENCY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCtl mM all-nig- ht Sun 9 45 10 30 Sun REAP YOUR BLESSINGS" 2 5 Tuesday evening Bible study is at the 700 East location, also a Friday night prayer meeting is held. The public is welcome to all services. A held Jamuu E Aver. Senior 4 Pastor R. J. Hicks A Family Worship Center 8:45 Pentecostal Church Offers 2 Singers scheduled at the new building at 10 a.m. each Sunday, with a 7 p.m. Sunday evening worship service scheduled. In addition, a Thursday evening Bible study is held at 7 p.m. in the new building. EARLY for your of mlnlttry lint-u-p gmehlngf School of The Bible Praise and Worship Sun Prase Celebration Bible Study WORSHIP SERVICES For the present time, the Miracle " -- Spim-mit- 355-331- use. The Full Gospel Businessmens of people of all faiths from the UnitFellowship International will hold ed States and many foreign counits Thanksgiving Convention Nov. 25 tries. and 26 at the Marriott Hotel. For more information contact one of the Full Gospel Businessmens The convention will offer a complete program for the entire family, Fellowship International chapters of the Intermountain area. including teaching sessions and children's meetings, in addition to the general session and banquet. The convention will feature Dr. James E. Johnson, an author, world traveler and lecturer who is the Dean of Golden State University of Wayne and Diane Romero, San Los Angeles. He will speak Friday Jose, Calif., will perform in concert and again at a Saturday evening Sunday at the Pentecostal Church of God, 355 D. 300 East, during the banquet. In 1981, Dr. Johnson initiated the first Religious (Presidential) 10 30 a.m. worship service. Inaugural Celebration . . . With The Romeros have performed in Love, which took place in Washingconcert with such groups as The Imton, D.C. perials and have previously perThis first Religious Inaugural Celformed in Utah. The public is invitebration was attended by thousands ed. Rock Church is holding services in both the 700 East building and the new building. Sunday School is e 8000 300 PENTECOSTAL So. He also believes God wants to help people make successes of their lives and he doesnt believe in handouts. He said the most successful people he knows put in 15- - or days. One of Mr. Jaramillos favorite sayings is If you want to make ends meet, get off yours. mMornifcalR , things they are not using and take them back to the center so the flow and circulation can continue. Those who have already brought in donations are free to take things they can EXPERlENCElWORSHlrffiGjHETVAUjYlAT ttmttyt 355 On Circulation Day, everything will be set out, and people coming into the church can browse and take what they can use. People are also encouraged to return home, find Gospel Businessmens Group Sets Thanksgiving Confab Small Study Group Now a Thriving Ministry By Melinda Sowerby Tribune Church Editor At one time, Brother Max Jaramillo said he prayed the Lord would lead him anywhere but to Utah. But today he has an enjoyable, rewarding and growing ministry in Salt Lake City. The ministry had its humble beginnings as a Bible study group on the mezzanine of the New Grand Hotel 2Vi years ago and grew so rapidly that just six months later they had to purchase a building. That building, at 740 S. 700 East, became a center for Christian speakers, films, and revivals. Its location on busy 700 East helped to make the church well known, and they were soon turning people away from the community activities, because they had outgrown the rooms set aside for the nursery and youth activities. We knew we had to do something, Mr. Jaramillo said. New Facility Mr. Jaramillo, his wife Pat Openshaw-Jaramillo and the congregation began looking for a new facility about a year ago. The couple liked the old 34th Ward of the Church of Saints Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y building, 131 N. 900 West, which was then being used as office space. We looked at several facilities, but this was one of the most beautiful, Mr. Jaramillo said. Besides, its and bring them to Unity between now and Dec. 3, Mr. Jantz said, adding Unity will store the items. However, Mrs. Jantz adds, they would appreciate if clothing not be brought in until Dec. 2, so they can be hung immediately on racks. ministers at the Unity Church, 62 S. 4800 South, say it's been successful in Unity Centers throughout the United States and Australia. The idea is Circulation Day, described by the pair as being like a garage sale except everything is free. Circulation Day has been scheduled at the center on Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., but the Jantzes want the community to donate used clothing, books, working appliances, toys, games and anything else. Load them on your car, truck, bicycle, or horse and buggy Atonement Lutheran ond St. Stephens Ep! copal Church are holding a combined Lutheran Episcopal service Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 4615 S. 3200 West, West Valley City. Cottonwood Church, grown from 7 percent to 45 percent of the population and has engaged in the of public service life in the Peoples Republic of China through the China Christian Council. The agency also maintains fraternal worker and mission units in Egypt. Syria, Lebanon, Iran, South Asia, Hong Kong. Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, Columbia. Guatemala, Mexico and Panama. Dr. McCloud holds several degrees and is a graduate of Union Theological Seminary in New York City. A former pastor in Raleigh, N.C., Dr. McCloud was elected general director of the agency in 1972 and is presently serving his second five year term. The public is invited. Special to The Tribune MURRAY It's a new idea for Utah, but Curt and Katherine Jantz, Christ Lutheran Church, 240 E. 5600 South, Murray, will hold a Thanksgiving set vice with the gifts of food for Cross- Presbyterian and Christ Lutheran Church are among the congregations giving donations. 3 Page Church Plans Circulation Day church members. The Church, B Dr. J. Oscar McCloud, general director of the Program Agency of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, will be the guest speaker at Wasatch Presbyterian Church, 1700 E. 1700 South, Sunday during the 11 a m. worship service. The Program Agency is responsible for the major part of the national and international mission program of the church, including worldwide concern for health, education and social justice. Men s, women's and youth programs and congregational development are also included in the agency's work. The Program Agency has been involved in special assistance of food and clothing to Poland, as well as having worked to expand ministries in Africa, where Christians have churches planning special Thanksgiving services. The Salvation Army will once again serve a holiday meal for about 600 individuals at the Central City e Center, 615 S. 300 East from 11 30 a m. until 2.30 p.m. This is the third year; the meal has been held at the center. 19, 1983 Presbyterians Announce Sunday's Guest Speaker Utah Churches Offer Thanksgiving Meals Utah churches will mark Thanksgiving, the traditional American holiday, with services and special meals for members of the community- November Saturday Morning , E. 10600 SO. 571-577- 7 Church School 9.30 a.m. 8:30 L 1 1 a m. Worship Service tolwliton Row. WIMom Hoob 6416767 T |
