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PAGE 2 (INDIANA) DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1968 Church To Conduct Crusade -Locaf of God Church will be conducting a Kids Crusade -August 12-16 at All children four years and up are invited to attend. Rev. and Curtis O. Mclntyre will- be-in charge of the events each evening. CITY CHURCHES ASSEMBLY OF CCD 227 East North Street CURTIS O.

MclNTVilE P-hc -1 Cruskct CHURCH OF CHRIST West Jefferson Street BAXTER GRAVES, Minister 9-3- 1 SttM' am. M'niim: CHURCH OF GOD DAVID SIMPSON, Pastor 3: .1.171 School II: a.m.—Wor.-hip p.m.— jSund Nislit Sm CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EAST AOAMS and Independence D. E. MATHEWS, Pastor a.m.— 10:7.0 a.m.—Morn'mjr "Worship Family XUlit EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH State Road 19 South REV. DONALD BIESTER, Pastor $-30 a.m.—Fmiilay 10:30 a.m.—Divine FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 400 Oak at North So.

LAWRENCE D. HUFHAND, Pastor TliMe 10 a.m.—Mornincr Prr-achini: Sir p.m.—A! Church Tr.iin. Hour p.m—*.V.-il Prcachinjr S'-r. 7:1" jj.m—Mid-Wok Si -rvii 0 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Jefferson at West Street GUEST MINISTER 10:31 a.m.—Moronic- 6:00 p.771. KEMP UNITED METHODIST CHURCH W.NOBLE GREENE, Pastor a 5-10 riuirrh School A5H STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH 510 North Ash Street r.

EUGENE 5CHENK, Pastor 1 V' .1 School ift in TT1 Worship p.m.—.Y"'iin S. 7 ft 711. 1 .1. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC Mill Street JEROME C.

WALSKI. Pastor S-'-o a.m.—Mass "Be Not Dismayed" Scripture: fl Timothy For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power and of love and of sound mind. Be not thou therefore ashamed of the testimony of our Lord nor of me his prisoner; be thou partaker of the affliction of the gospel according" to the power of God. A young man by the.name of Timothy was walking down the streets in Ephesus when a friend ran up to him filled with anxiety as he said, "Timothy, have you heard? Apostle Paul, your father in the faith, is in prison in Rome. They are saying he is going to be put to death because of his preaching of Christ." Timothy, by nature, was a sweet-tempered and timid man.

He was steadfast in his faithfulness and willingly went on dangerous errands as Paul would instruct him. Though He was notconsidered a leader, He followed in obedience and co-operation everything Paul told him to do. But now Paul was be punished and suffer death because he refused to abandon his beliefs in the Gospel. What ever was this reserved, shy man, Timothy, to do without Paul? illed with dismay and discouragement, Timothy went to the place he was staying. Before long a messenger came with a letter from Paul.

Hurriedly, Timothy ripped the letter filled his eyes as he began to dearly beloved son: Grace, mercy and peace from God, the Father and Christ Jesus, our Lord." Paul knew Timothy's nature and he also realized the people in Ephesus were departing from the truth and needed Timothy to stand firm. He felt the need to warn Timothy not to go "with the crowd" who were departing from the Truth. He knew that because Timothy lacked self-confidence and was shy that he might find it easier to be silent than to be bold in speaking to the people about the danger of becoming cold and indifferent towards the Gospel. Paul's letter to Timothy is also a message to Christians to-' dayj How often the power and love of God is limited as Christian hdld back in fear of ridicule and sneers from the worldly. Those who walk with downcast eyes, carrying the name of Christian, yet ashamed say to the I believe in.Jesus in weakened i'aith for fear of persecution and sufferings.

Beliefs are being abandoned today as many find it easier to "go with the crowd" rather than "dare to be different" for the cause of Christ. Paul says, "look at I have suffered unjustly many times; my friends turned away from me at a time when I needed them I have been run out of places because I insisted in standing steadfast in the faith. Now you, who are Believers, must expect the same thing if you are to be true to your high calling as a Christian. But do not be dismayed for in my life, as it will also be. with you, God has always seen me through, be has never, left- me alone with my afflictions.

I know whom I have trusted and I am confident that he is able to keep that which I committed unto him until that day when I will be with him in eternal life. You also have this same assurance as you walk in faith as a servant of because of what you do but by the grace and mercy of our Lord." "Therefore, each of you, remain steadfast in what you believe, study the word of God, be not dismayed. Lean upon God for your Endure all that conies your way for by the Holy Spirit you will. receive power, wisdom and self-control." "You are a chosen people and have obtained salvation in Christ Jesus, together with eternal glory. And we knowlthis to be if we have died with him.

we shall also live with him; if we continue to endure, we shall also rule with him; if we deny him, he also will deny us; if we are not faithful, he remains faithful, for he cannot be false to himself." ((n Timothy 2 UNITED PENECOSTAL CHURCH Corner Ash North Streets HARREL T. WILSON, Pastor :r.l.-y ATLANTA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CARL RIDEN, Pastor .1.111. a.m.—Worship. S'-rvioc p.m.—;-:\.IIIL. jlsifp fi 11.111.

Youth Piayer Mti-iiiu: GENERAL BAPTIST MISSION Kempton REV: GEORGE CALVERT, Pastor School Worship nicM 7 urday, RIMc Studv MISSIONARY BAPTIST 931 N. Oak St. Tipto.i, Indiana He. vnnwiiikii- 1 a.m.—Smi'liv Sclcol. a.m.--Sunday p.m.

iSuhd.iy Worship WESLEYAN TRINITY CHURCH North and Independence KENNETH S. MITCHENER, Pastor vn Si 1 a in T. m. rmh vVo lj-fir Ki i v- ATLANTA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Worship I School Program WCST STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH -t and West Slreet NORVAL LYON, Paster -F'rM i .1 r.hl nm V. -'rn COUNTY CHURCHES ADVENTIST CHURCH Cicero JOHN O.

HERR purnrdar in nil-fill m. AVnrshlp 7-1 i II'HK Al BRIGHT UMiTED METHODIST REV. MARLSTON H. SWANGO Pastor BEECH GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 831 N. Oak Sfhonl Serilrn Srhool CICERCUNITED METHODIST- CHURCH PAUL A.

TRUMBAUER, Minister Schorl CURTISVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH DAVID BENEDICT, Pastor 1 School CURTiSVILLE" MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH ROY COPAS, Pastor Wi.riin'p Rrrvln- p.m. f-'vrufnn- Sprvfcc 7 lili.ln fJiinlv MOOI a.m.—«:p..l.iv 10 V-r- o' c.ts* r. J'' jif) 7 tyi.i^hio 7 0 APOSTOLIC BIBLE CHURCH E30 J4 fci Pisror ARCADIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Arcadia, Indiana LEE DUANE MANGOLD, Pastor '-ili i.i—'"-.iTio»'l Yoiiili Proi-vii'ii EAST HOPEWELL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 7 miles jjorth cf Tlplon on Stnte Road 19 and mile west cii the Sharpsville Road. CHARLES FIELDS, Pastor School llrc't p.ni.—Tra'niim 1'nloii p.m.-••Is* p.rj.— 2 IM 1 WitlncMlac W.M.I*. GOLDSMITH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH REV.

T. E. BEIHOLD, Pastor a.m.—Worship Service 10:30 School p.Tti.—MYF: 2nd ft 'Ih Sun. Firi 'l Mon. Month official Board HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH FRANK R.

SMITH, Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship 10:30 a.i/i.—Sun'Jay School p.m.—B. Y. F. 7:0 p.m.—Evening Worship HOBBS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Hobbs, Indiana C. MAC HAMON, Pastor 9:30 School 10:30 n.m.—Worship Service p.m.—Board 'filiP.

1s( Son p.m.—ChrlMi-in Youth rdlow. 'hip. 3rd Sunday. p.m.—lib. Hoard METHODIST CHURCH Worship 10; 30 a.m.—Kn"l.iv School NYoiuau's Society 3rd Wed.

Evo of Mori. HOPEWELL UNITED REV. T. E. BEIHOLD.

a Sim.T ly 1 10:45 a.m.—Worship Service W.ilin-s- dav each nionih nr'rii -iai toil d.ii iiioiiih. NEVADA METHODST CHURCH GRANT SWANK, Pastor t-'on'l 'llOOl a.lu.«-\'i• hip Service Sociiiy nt Mont ID NORMANDA CHRISTIAN CH'tFCH Reofc 3, In V. JCHVCOV a.m.. Wnrsliip ii.m_l'vcnini: Sji-rvicc p.m."_Thurs; VoiiUi i -L -llnwMiiii OMEGA CHRISTIAN CHURCH milts south of Rd. 28 on 213 LOWELL S.

Pastor 9:30 p.m.—Sundry School 10:30 a.m.—Worship TETERSBURG CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mile West of Junction of 28 31 GARLAND L. HORTON, Pastor 0:30 Si-hool 10:30 Worship 7:15 p.m.—Sunday eve, Youth Prosram THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Kempton, Indiana Rev. T. E. Beihold 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 10:30 a.m.—Worship Servio 3:30 p.m.—Youth Felowship 1 2no.

anh 4th Sunday .8:0 p.m.—Wcdnesdav Uihle Monthly: 2:00 p.m.—WSCS Wednesday 5:30 p.m.—Sfcoml Methodist Men p.m.—Last Official Board TRINITY UNITED METHODI5 CHURCH' Kauffman at Broadway 'at Atla-. GERALD C. MACHGAN, Minii 9:30 a.m.—Sunil^y. School 10-30 a.m.—Mornt.'iK Worship P.m.—Tl'.ui'sdOwMYr Sun- CHRfSTIAN CHURCH Pi N. Bcuilog a.iv..ii.-v.y p.m.

V- uili tin p.m.— S.ri)'-» v. Tjmdy Monthly: 1st MinMonary Mcctinir PRAIRIEVILLE UNITED CHURCH PF CHRIST Township Raymond Jones 10-00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Worship Seri'lccs 6:00 p.m.—1st Youth Services 7:30 P.M.—niscuaslon Group 'Jloi. Ings, AHemato Sundays ROCK PRAIRIE SEPARATE BAPTIST IN CHRIST CLETIS BOGUE, Pastor 9:30 a.m:—Sunday School 10:30 a.m.—Worship Service 7:00 p.m.—Youth Meetinc 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.—Wed. Prayer WINDFALL CHRISTIAN DELMAR FOLLIS, Pastor 3:30 n.m.—Ililile School 10:30 a.70.—Worsliil) 7 7:00 p.m.—'ivvan^distii' Sei-vice WINDFALL CHURCH OF TH THOMAS DAVIS, Pastor 0:30 a.m.—Sunday School n.m. K-rvic- 7:30 p.m.—Evening hoi p.m.—Thursday i 1st Tnes.

Each pellOWsllip ARCADIA EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH REV. Wm. EIFERT, Pastor .1 1171 S. EAST UNION CHRISTIAN JAMES CURTIS, Pastor 1) a.m.—JJIMi'Schonl Morning Worship 7 p.ni.— I'-v'-nliiu Service Hoard Isl Mon. CWK 'Iroup 2nd Tiics.

CUT rjeneral Mrellmr. 4th Tues. LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH R.R. 3 SAMUEL A. Minister Affiliated with American Baptist Convention 9:30 a.m.—-Sunday School 10:30 n.m.—Moi-olmr Worship 8:00 p.m.—I'vonlm: Worship p.m.—Thm-mlay.

Bihlc Study Prayer SHARPSVILLE METHODIST Rev. R. M. Locher 9:30 a.m.—Church School 10:30 a.m.—Morning Worship 6:30 p.m.—Meth. Voulli Fellowship 7:0 p.m.—Thura, Choir Rehearsal ST.

STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH State Road 37, South. Elwood REV. JOHN MOHRINGER, Pastor 7-30 a.m.—Holy Comunlon 10:00 a.m.—FamUy Corp. Worship day) 7:30 p.m.— WINDFALL METHODIST CHURCH REV. WAYNE BAXTER ciiooi 10:30 a.m.—T'i;>'','p Servi.e 6:00 p.m.- MYK 7-30 p.nv- Wed.

Chorl PI.ICH'.J Wf-d. Ka.h WS.CS WINDPALI. PH HOLING55 HERBERT 9:30 n.m.—Surdiv 10:30 a.m.—ML- on 71 9-M 'I'' Sponsored by Tipton Ministerial Association and Merchants Businesses Are Listed Behw FARMERS LOAN TRUST COMPANY TIPTON, INDIANA CLYDE OVERDORF MOTORS STATE ROAD 28 EAST TIPTON, INDIANA BOWL-O-DROME RESTAURANT PRIVATE DINING BY APPOINTMENT CAFETERIA ORDERS CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TIPTON, INDIANA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. TIPTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-Ot. TIPTON, CHESTER, MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME 233 SOUTH MAIN STREET TIPTON, INDIANA.

TIPTON BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF STEEL PARTS CORPORATION BERRYMAN PIKE Local Man Enrolls In Johnson Bible College The Phifer family will be leaving the Tipton Community, Tuesday August 13 for Tennessee where Mr. Phifer "has enrolled into the Johnson Bible College to study for the ministry. Pictured above front left to right are Lynetta Phifer, seven years old; Lynda Phifer, age four. Top left to right are Wuanit- ta Phifer of Atlanta and a graduate of Tipton High School; His wife, Wuanitta, is the daughter of James Garst, route 2, Atlanta, and a'Tipton High graduate. Both are members of East Union Christian Church.

He has served as deacon in the church. (Tribune-Photo-Engraving) Ideal Disciple. To Be Sermon Topic Next. Sunday, August 11, Rev. Greene, Minister of Kemp Unit' ed Methodist Church, will present the best, known of the Dis-f ciples in his series'of sermons of the twelve disciples of Christ.

Peter was an impetuous, im- patientj quick to speak, hasty to temper, fearful in time of danger just as many of us are. Yet, when we study the inner life and inner response of Peter to His Lord, we find he' is so similar to us. Most of us have no doubt made singular studies of the life of Peter, but we dare say you will learn many new things about this great disciple, next Sunday morning at the 8:30 A.M. worship Service, that you have never known or forgotten from past studies. Attendance has good and interest has been excellent as we have tried to bring interesting sidelights and seldom taught, thoughts which helped to make the disciple of such character' that Jesus called him to be one.

of His inner circle workers. Members and friends'of Kemp United Methodist Church has a special invitation and are urged' to be present next Sunday morning at the 8:30 A.M, Worship Hour. Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Convention About 60 Jehovah's Witnesses Elwood have finalized their plans to attend the "Good News for All Nations" District Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses in Indianapolis, Indiana, August 8 through 11, at the Bush Stadium. Charles Wilburn, presiding minister of local group, said that all.meetings at their Kingdom Hall, 516 North Anderson, will- be suspended during the convention week. Wilburn said that the local delegates attending the gathering will benefit greatly not only from the rich spiritual provisions but also from the Christian, association with Witnesses from more' than 30 states who are attending.

Upwards of 13,000 are expected. Some 23 departments are being set up to operate the con-; Convention officials estimate that one out will be a volunteer worker each' donating his time free to help operate the assembly. "Several Witnesses from Elwood. have volunteered to help out in various departments," said Mr. Wilburn, "including many of Church Founder To Refurn The Reverend John E.

Smith founder of the local Assembly of God Church will return this Sunday and be preaching in the morning service. Everyone is invited to. attend. Smith is presently pastoring in West Terre Haute, Indiana. There, will be a pitch-in fellowship dinner at the Ray Hayden residence following morning worship.

Friends are welcome. Musical Comedy Drama To Be Presented Sat. The first resident drama company at Epworth Forest Camp in North Webster will offer the musical comedy "verity evening, August 10 in the Epworth Forest Auditorium. The Jndianapolis company is composed of theater and communication -students under the sponsorship of the newly endowed Christian Theological Seminary Repertory Theater, "verily MERILY!" is. the-third and final offering of the company, The summer work has been training of high school.

students in drama. This production is being directed by Jerry Fargo, co-author and director of the premiere performance in 1967. Featured in the cast are; C.B. Konkowski, Phyl- lis'Nance, JbeHen Spencer, Patsy Jarvis, Gayle Stahlhuth, and Sally West. Local talent includes: Jean Stephenson, Chuck Johnson, August Lundquist, John Weeks and.

Jim Yarnelle. Musical director is Cherut Rider, ind technical director is Richard Burck. The tuneful and toetapping musical includes such numbers as "Chicken Every Sunday," "The Good Bit," "Home is You and "Turn Me On "Don't Rock the Establishment" amorous original numbers. Admission to the single performance is $1.50 per Old Church THOMAS. TJ.S.

Virgin Islands i UPIV Frederick Lutheran Church here is the second oldest Lutheran church in the Western Hemisphere. our young people." Other local Witnesses who have been making for several weeks to go to Indianapolis to attend the assembly are the Dave Langebu'cher family, County Line Road, and the Douglas Soard family, north of Elwood..