| Show 2C Ogden Standard-Examin- Saturday June 2 1984 er OaDeirodlaiiP ©Ifoanipclh) on “Diakon — Service With a Calendar From 2C Today: Morgan show meetings LDS Morgan North Stake: The musical “Along the Way” is being staged tonight at 7 at the Morgan High School Auditorium Cast members include Steve Hopkin Gerald Marshall Colleen Graves Mona Covington Terry Lynn Warner Lisa Savage Myra Boggess Liz Whittier Joan Conrad and Robert Peterson There is no charge for the public event Intermountain Christian Singles: A planning meeting is 2 scheduled at 2 pm today Call if you plan to attend Vonk is choir director She is accompanied by Carla Hupp As part of the benediction the Chancel Choir will sing “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” by John Rutter Church School promotion will be offered during Worship service After the service a Promotion Sunday picnic lunch will be held on the church lawn Vacation Bible School 1 Washington Heights Baptist 147 E 4800 S Washington Terrace: Family Vacation Bible School will be held from 7 to 9 pm Monday through Friday June 8 The program will close with a carnival Saturday June 9 at 5 pm 4-- LDS Layton East Stake Relief Society 1015 N Emerald Drive Layton: “Turn On Your Heart Light” is the theme of today’s visiting teaching convention at 10 am at the stake center Guest speaker will be Lucile F Johnson a lecturer for Brigham Young University Prince of Peace Evangelical Lutheran St Paul’s Lutheran School 3329 Harrison: The Concert Elim Lutheran 575 23rd: Organist Diane Bordinaro of First Christian Church will be in concert Sunday at 4 pm She is a student of Dr Rulon Christiansen of Weber State College Recital music will include “Prelude and Fugue in E Minor” by Bach “Second Organ Sonata” by Mendelssohn “Chorale Preludes” by Brahms and compositions by Buxtehu- de Krebs Arne Peeters Wisconsin Evangenical Lutheran Synod meets the first Sunday of each month at 7:30 pm under the direction of the Salt Lake City Prince of Peach Evangelical Church with the Rev WC Goehring conducting For more information tele2 or in Salt phone 8 Lake City Washington Heights Baptist 4800 S Washington Terrace: Sunday School for all The recital instrument is a is at 9:45 am Morning Wicks pipe organ that was ren- ages Worship is at 11 and is broadovated and enlarged in 1982 cast live on KANN 1090 AM Rev Les Magee’s message will be “God’s Order for the Home” based on Col 3:18-2- 1 Dia Murphy will sing a solo and the choir will sing “Sing Hallelujah Sing” Roy Christian 4347 S 1900 The summer schedule of a 7 W Roy: Bible School is Sunpm service begins this week day at 9 am with promotion with Dr Bruce Ker as speaker of students Worship services at Dr Ker is director of church 10:15 Guest speaker will be relations with Conservative Dewey Obenchain an evangeForeign Mission Socilist working to establish a new Baptist ety He has been a missionary congregation in Idaho Falls in Sri Lanka and the PhilipIdaho Obenchain is encouragpines Steve Brown will sing ing the youth to sign up for camp Ogden Japanese Christian There will be no evening ser580 23rd: The Rev Malcolm Wright and Goigout 147 E Services vice this Sunday Christian Science Society 780 24th: The lesson-sermo- n “God the Only Cause and Creator” will be read during the Sunday service at 1 am Text is from Psalms 104:24 “O Lord how manifold are thy works! In wisdom hast thou made them all” Sunday School classes for young people up to the age of 20 meet at the same hour Child care' is provided:: 1 1 - 1 i — :v - — ' - 1 will present special music at the Sunday services at 8:30 and 10:40 544-00- Sunday evening at 6 the Dutton’s will be in concert at the church The public is welcome Tuesday at 7 pm Jesus Christ Power and Light Co Bible Chapter I: College-ag- e Study: The Revelation of John Wednesday at 1 pm is Family Bible Hour Adult Bible study in the Gospel of John Jesus Christ Power and Light Company Chapter II grades Bible study and recreation Royal Rangers & Missi-onett7-1- Toriumi has chosen as the topic for the worship service Sunday at 10:30 am “Celebrate and Live Abundantly” based on John 10:10 His theme for June is “Praise and Celebration” Community United Method163 W 4800 S: Worship Service Sunday is at 11 am The Rev Don Hebert will preach a sermon The Chancel Choir will sing Sanctus from St Cecilia Mass by Gounod Donna Evans will sing a solo Emily ist Roy Christian 4347 S 1900 June 18-2- 2 Holy Cross Lutheran 750 E 1st S Brigham City: The Rev Steve Ingram is encouraging people to bring their Bibles for a special study of Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians during the Sunday worship services at 9 am this summer “We will learn that these letters deal with what it means to be a Christian in word and deed life and death joy and persecution and they will help us to be nothing less for our time” the pastor said This Sunday’s sermon is entitled “A Life Turned Around” based on I Thessalonians 0 The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated Assisting minister will be Bill Curtis Jeanette Hooper is organist 1:1-1- Brigham City First Baptist 617 W 500 S: James Goldring manager of Christian Radio Kann 1090 AM Ogden will be the pulpit guest during the service Sunday at 11 am His wife Peggy will accompany him uunng tne worship hour at 6:30 pm the Rev Bruce Con- rad former director of the In- - termounlain J)apjistl£bape W: Children ages will speak Sunday School is held at 10 am An evening prayer service is scheduled Wednesdays at 7 pm with choir rehearsal following at 7:45 telephone 731-43- 78 Hollister speaking on “Sowing” Scripture lesson is taken from Mark 4:13-2- 0 A nursery will be provided Adult Bible study is Tuesday at 7:30 pm at the church For more information St Henry’s Catholic 380 S 2nd E Brigham City: Mass is offered by the Jesuit fathers daily at 9 am Saturday at 5:30 pm Sunday at 8:30 9:45 and 11:15 am At the Tremonton chapel Mass is celebrated Sundays at 4 pm in Spanish and at 5 pm g) in English 544-41- telephone 66 Ascension Lutheran 805 2nd: The church begins its summer schedule Sunday with a service at 9:30 am The Rev Garland E Gotoski will base his sermon upon John 17:1-1- 1 on “God’s Glory Revealed in the Living Christ” Community United Presbyterian 304 S 2nd E Brigham City: A study series on “The Church and Central America” continues at 10:30 am Sunday after worship 9:30am services at Brigham City Christian Reformed 625 S 3rd E: The Rev Edward Boer’s message at the Sunday service at 1 1 am will speak to the theme “Christ’s Ascension into Heaven” based on Acts 1 A barbecue luncheon will follow the service at Lindsay Park Don and Deb-b- y Menick and children will be honored They are moving to Nutley NJ An evening praise and prayer service will be held Sunday at 1:1-1- 5 Clearfield Community 200 S E: The Rev Carl Reynolds will speak on “Who Is the Greatest?” during the worship service Sunday at 10 am His text is from Luke 22:21-2- 7 Holy Communion will be 500 yxT0IC0ninUnity’ 644 1 lyOO N Layton: Worship sei Nanc V'‘-- Text is based on Acts 1:8-1- Assisting minister will be Charles Gale Kristi Hurd will be the acolyte Following a ser-monr- ete during the service children will attend Sunday School for the remainder of the service The Rev David Weamer campus pastor at Utah will State University of “Disturbances preach on the Quiet Season” The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be celebrated Elder Helen Dabling will be assisting minister and liturgist Ken Joines will play a clarinet solo Dr R Dixon Jennings pastor is a delegate representing the Utah Presbytery at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) e v See in Phoenix CALENDAR on 3C‘ V Acts Sunday School is at 9:45 with James Campbell superintendent Ron Udy will conduct Adult Bible class on “Worship and Baptism” All boards will meet Monday at 7:30 pm and “Share the Good News” is theme of vacation Bible school at St Paul tor’s inquiry class on the faith and life of the Lutheran Church will meet Theme will be “Views of the Atonement the Sacraments Biblical History” Ogden First Baptist 2519 Jefferson: During the worship hour Sunday at 1 1 a special offering for the One Great Hour of Sharing will be taken The Rev Richard D Reese has entitled his sermon “A Developing Story” based on John 1:17-- 1 1 Babies will be dedicated The Chamber Choir directed by M Jene Ambrose and accompanied by Gregory Fenton will sing the anthem “According to Thy Gracious Gos- pel 4275 S 1900 W Roy: Sunday School is at 9:45 am with worship and praise services at 10:30 Pastor David Bloomquist will preach on ’Buried With Christ in Bap- tism” Evening worship and praise services arc at 7 with a youth Subject of Blo-omquis- t's message is “The Spir- it of the Lord Was Mighty on King David” Word” Church Bible School meets at 9:45 am and the Board of Directors at noon Baptist Worship and praise services arc conducted alsoon Wednes-da- y at 7 pm with teaching from the Book of Romans Saturday at 8 am Men's Bible Study is scheduled Youth Fellowship will meet in the evening at 5 at the church First Presbyterian 880 28th: The Rev David W Chambers-Wettstei- n will preach Sunday at 10 am on the Communion Meditation “Dealing With the Present” The scripture is Acts First Christian 705 23rd: is School at 9:30 aim Sunday During the worship hour Sunday at 10:45 am the Rev Matson will preach Janies the sermon “The Name of V God” based on John 1:6-1- 17:1-1- 1 recognized The choir will sing First Baptist of Roy 2025 W 5700 S: Sunday School is at 9:45 am The adult class will debe leading in a church-wid- e votional prior to classes During the service at am the Rev Troy Richardson will give the sermon “Jesus is tjod’£ Answer W Tuesday at 7:30 pm Ogden Christian Reformed 3104 Porter: The Rev Bill Ileersink is continuing his series on “Together We Grow” during the worship hour da’aHH amr-‘wn- h' Sermon - 4 Graduating students will be Janice Goudelock and Gwen Hart will sing a duct “I Know Who Holds Tomorrow” Planning Council will meet 1 1 A--f Jpt For more information phone 621-54- tele- United Church of 3350 Harrison: A summer program for children is being inaugurated during the worship hour Sunday at Christ-Congregation- ‘ am with stories on the Cre-atio- New ©ffieeirs to ©yide LD sfadeimt groyp A 68 al n During the service the Rev David J McKinzey will preach assisted by Chaplain Philip Joos The pastor will lead a discussion at 12:30 pm on “Messiahship” Those attending are asked to bring box lunches ROY STUDENT at Weber State College has been elected Saint president of the Latter-da- y Student Association with offices in the Ogden Institute of Religion Gary Westbroek son of Duane and Apnette Westbroek is an English major who works at McKay-De- e Hospital He served an LDS mission in England Other officers include Mark Russell and Lisa Ellis vice presi- dents Sheri Price secretary and Tammy Coombs financial secretary'- 4 A spoken sacrament is offered at 8:30 At 6 pm a pas- 15 Northpark Four Square 1:1-1- Ileen Paterson will be assisting minister The Chancel Choir will sing “Alleluia” by VVilliam Boyce Holy Communion Will be celebrated Pain” meeting New worship hour Trinity Presbyterian 140 N Tyler: The summer worship hour is Sunday at 10 am with nursery care provided There is no Sunday School na dren’s sermon “Sharing Jesus’ June Anderson will continue a scries on I Corinthians with the message “Fool’s Wisdom” The church will meet for prayer Sunday at 6 pm at the Anderson home 1148 5th 1 1 575 23rd: The Easter season ends Sunday at 8:30 and 10 am with the celebration of the 7th Sunday lof Easter The Rev Henry W Reen-stjerwill base his ermon “Everywhere for Everyone” on Julie Miller kindergarten teacher will present the chil- 1 The Sunday School at 9:45 a new format for summer the using skits and centers Creative ways learning of learning the meaning of the Ten Commandments arc being Elim Lutheran 4 Holy Communion will be celebrated in both services with Elders LeRoy Olsen and Herb Wiese assisting Cheryl Ilarres will be lector 2 through The Ogden Rescue Mission’s work will be the theme For more information (Spanish-speakin- Bring your Bible am Trinity Evangelical Free 4200 S 100 E (South Ogden Kiwanis Hall): The Rev Ross am begins Our Savior's Lutheran 5560 S 2300 W Roy: The summer schedule begins Sunday with one service at 9:30 am The Rev Charles B Riggs’ sermon is entitled “The Upper Room” Pat Wheeler will be the organ- 11:1-4- 4 Evening worship is at 7 with the observance of Communion and discussion ist 1 1 junior high are invited to attend the Vacation Bible School es available for all services tus interim pastor at the church Sunday at 8:30 and 92 1: Programs for grade school children Nursery is 15 776-067- am am service St Paul Lutheran 3329 Harrison: “Glory to the King of Glory” is theme of the sermon by Pastor Leo E Rubel emeri- Clearfield Community 200 S 500 E: Registration is under with class hours way for Vacation Bible School June from 9 to 11:30 am Theme is “Christian Citizenship” For 6 more information telephone Janet Apgar or Lyn Tuttle rary Christian music artists 825-752- 262-916- 1 1 Smile” Sunday at 7 pm members of the congregation will meet in various homes for fellowship used dish lunch is planned for members after the 4-- Canyon Road Assembly of God 1390 Canyon Road: Ken and Deanna Dutton contempo- 1 9:45 am A covered Ascension Lutheran-Trinit- y Presbyterian: Vacation Church School will be sponsored by Trinity Presbyterian and Ascension Lutheran during tzhe hours of 9 am and 12:30 pm June 8 with classes held at Trinity 140 N Tyler from 9 am to 12:30 pm for children age 3 years through 6th grade 393-659- LDS Mount Ogden Stake Relief Society 976 33rd: The women’s organization has their spring social today at 1:30 pm with a dramatized program on “Our Favorite First Ladies” First United Methodist 2604 Jefferson: The Rev Gordon Benesh will preach Sunday ar 8:30 and am on “Where It Happens” Korean services will be at 9:30 am in the Community House and Sunday School is at Death” based on John Rummage sale First Baptist of Roy 2025 W S: The youth of the church are holding a rummage and bake sale today at 9 am at the church The money will go toward camp this summer 5700 Greek Orthodox Church of the Transfiguration 674 42nd South Ogden: A rummage sale is scheduled Saturday June 9 at the church from 9 am to 5 pm Sandwiches and refreshments will be available LDS young adulls LDS Brigham City Region: A young adults conference for members 18 to 26 is being held at the LDS Indian five-sta- ke Chapel 391 E 700 S June 15-1- 7 On June 15 a sports will begin at 6 pm On night June 16 breakfast will be served at 9 and workshops held from 10 am to 1 pm The group will meet at 3 to go to Crystal Springs On the night of June 16 a special activity is planned in the Brigham City West Stake 531 N Cen-te- r 100 W 514 24th: Youth carnival is scheduled Joseph's Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm Jeff Simpson da Delta Sigma Also Ron Petersen-missionar- y Mike Hanley programs Tauna Kendrick publicity Bob Little Sigma Gamma Chi Dann Carter Spirit of Place and Greg Ostler sports They will all serve during the 1984-8-5 academic year Latter-day Saint Student The Association provides service and social activities for college-ag- e youth good times Grant Barton high school relations Debbie George Lamb- - East Layton women meet this morning LaYTON “outstanding resource person” “Turn on Your Heart Light” is the theme of the LDS Layton East Stake Relief Society’s Visiting Teacher Convention today at 10 am in the stake center 1015 N Emerald —- will speak She is a member of tlic uni- versity’s continuing education faculty and is known for her expertise as a sociologist specializing in marriage and family relations A skit and a special number by the “Sunshine Generation” will be presented Refreshments will be served Drive Lucile F Johnson prominent lecturer for Brigham Young University who has earned honors in Europe and at home as an Th5 CALENDAR for June of vocations retreat is planned Junc 16-1- 7 Our Lady of the Mountains Re- Benedictine Sisters will meet treat House at 1794 Lake in- - at lhe house June 23-2- 4 Ogden eludes retreat for prayer groups AIcoholic will hold Anonymous today and Sunday a rctrca Junc 29-Ju- ly Deadline The deadline for contributions to the Church News of the Ogden Examiner Standard-- for publica- tion in next Saturday’s editions is Wednesday at 33& p m r i - tration Gary Westbroek Catholics host retreats in' June Carnival St Russell graduated from Snow' College He is a linebacker on the Weber State football team Miss Ellis is a sophomore in mathematics at Weber State She is a graduate of Bonneville High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society Eleven others have been chosen as members of the association’s executive council They are Annalisa Felt Gospel in Action Focus Jennifer Hunter college relations regis- - ' A diocesan priests’ retreat is scheduled Monday through Friday followed on June 9 with a gathering of Women’s Alliance and on June 10 by the Legion of Mary 8-- PitstsoC thct diooe&e ryvjij June 4 L:U--- A 1 A special retreat for married couples will be conducted July by the Rev Thomas More McGrccvy OP 6-- 8 People interested in a setting for meditation and prayer are encouraged lhcic- 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