The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 15

FRIDAY, APRIL 21,1972 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE SEVEN CONVENTION PLANNERS The Grand Rapids Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will hold its 34th annual convention in Holland May 2. Committee chairmen from St. Francis de Sales Church met at the home of Mrs Joseph W. Lang, Thursday to plan for the event. They are (from left to right) Mrs.

Lawrence L. Williams, Mrs. Harry Nelis, Mrs. Jerome Hurtgen, Mrs. John J.

Hudzik, Mrs. Fred Pathuis, Mrs. Fred Grunst, chairman and Mrs. Lang, cochairman. (Sentinel photo) St.

Francis de Sales Will Host Women of the Diocese Committee chairmen discussed plans for the 34th annual convention of the Grand Rapids Diocesan Council of Catholic Women at a morning coffee at the home of Mrs. Joseph W. Lang, Thursday. The convention will be held in Holland May 2, with a concelebrated mass at St. Francis de Sales Church at 8:45 a.m.

Women from the Grand Rapids Diocese, which covers 11 counties of western Michigan will register at the church at 8 a.m. Registration will also be held following the mass at 9:45 a.m. Coffee- will be served at 10 after which workshops will be conducted in the church building. The theme of this year's convention is "You Will Be My Witnesses." The group will move to Holland Civic Center at where luncheon is scheduled at 12:30 p.m. Mrs.

Fred Grunst, who is president of the Grand Haven Deanery and convention chairman will welcome the The Most Rev. Joseph M. Breitenbeck, D. bishop of Grand Rapids Diocese will be the luncheon speaker. Sixth grade Camp Fire Girls of St.

Francis de Sales School will present the colors and will officiate as pages and ushers. Following committee reports and election of officers, Dr. Miles J. Murphy, M. D.

in gynecology and obstetrics of Grand Rapids will address the assembly on "The Voice of the Unborn." Committee chairmen from St. Francis de Sales Church whoj are assisting Mrs. Grunst, convention chairman a Mrs. Lang, co-chairman are: Mrs. Harry F.

Nelis, Jr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Hurtgen, arrangements; Mrs. Lawrence L.

Williams and Mrs. James F. Fitch, decorations; Mrs. John Becker and Mrs. a i Williams, badges; Mrs.

Gary Bartlett and Mrs. Ted Fanson, awards; Mrs. Alex Rogers and Mrs. registration; Mrs. Donald Gray, posters; Miss Helen Seif, religious articles and literature; Mrs.

Earle M. Wright and Mrs. Peter Heydens, shrine. Mrs. Grunst and Mrs.

Lang are chairmen of the hospitality committee. The Rev. Theodore J. Kozlowski and the Rev. Michael G.

McKenna, pastor and deacon respectively of St. Francis de Sales Church attended the coffee at Mrs. Lang's home on Thursday morning. William E. Mrs.

Amos Miller, exhibits; W. Beedon and Mrs. Garvin Mulder, first aid; Mrs. Dale information; Mrs. John J.

Hudzik, publicity; Mrs. Fred Pathuis, luncheon hostesses; Mrs. James R. Bigard, morning coffee; Joseph Lepo, election; Mrs. Gerald J.

Whitney, pages and ushers; Mrs. John Bagladi, Two Former Pastors At 1st Reformed Sunday marks the beginning of the 12Sth Anniversary Week at First Reformed Church. This Sunday, two former pastors will be speaking at the services. Dr. Raymond Van Heukelom, pastor of the church from 19541961 will be speaking in the D.

Raymond Van Heukelom morning. Past president of General Synod, he is now serving the First Reformed Church in Orange City, Iowa. Dr. Bernard Brunsting, pastor of First Church from 1962-1968, will speak at the evening ser- Grctce Episcopal Church 555 Michigan Avenue Telephone: Office 396.7459 The Rev. William G.

O'Brien, Rector SUNDAY 7:30 A.M.-Holy Eucharist 9:00 A.M.--Holy Eucharist, Sermon and Church School 11:00 A.M.--Holy Eucharist and Sermon Nursery Care Provided at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Church Open Daily Visitors Welcome First United Methodist Church 65 W. 10th Street Rev. D.

R. Salisbury, Minuter Rev. Paul E. Robinson, Minister Hector E. Valdez, Lay Speaker 8:30 and 11:00 A.M.

"Go Ahead and Shine" Rev. D.R. Salisbury, preaching Nursery Provided at 11:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M Church School 5:00 P.M.--Spanish-American Service 7:00 P.M.--Junior and Senior UMY Central Wesleyan Church W. 17th at Pine Ave.

Floyd Bailey, pastor 9:30 A.M.-"No Halfway Religion" 10:45 A.M.-Sunday School 7:00 P.M.-'The Hallmarks of Discipleship" 7:15 P.M.-Family Night and CYC Rev. Dick Wynn Will Speak At Butternut Church The Rev. Dick Wynn, State Director of Michigan Youth for Christ, will be speaking at Drive Wesleyan Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. A "Talk-a-thon" will be conducted with the youth in their 6 p.m.

service in the Youth Auditorium. Dick has been affiliated with Youth for Christ since 1962. He became the executive director of Battle Creek Area Youth for Christ in 1968 and was elected the state director in December of 1970. A graduate of Owosso College, he is now in graduate school at Western Michigan University. at You Are Invited To Worship (Reformed Church in America) Eleventh Street between River and Pine 9:30 A.M.--Church School 9:30 A.M.

to 12 Noon-Nursery Service and Child Care Provided 11:00 A.M.--Extended Church.School Session 11:00 A.M.--"What Kind of Religion Is Yours?" Glen O. Peterman, preaching Marlin A. Vander Wilt, liturgist I Glen O. Peterman, minister Marlin A. Vander Wilt, minister Ed Hardin Evangelist At Assembly of God Evangelistic services will be held at the Holland Assembly of God, 104 Clover Sunday through April 30.

Services wil be held each night except Saturday at 7 p.m. Evangelistic Ed Hardin, of Nashville, Tenn. will be ministering each nighi and also on Sunday mornings at 11 a.m. Holy Spirit and youth empha sis is the ministry of Rev. Hardin.

He is a tenor and record ing artist backed with the "Nashville Sound." The Rev. Donald Roberts is pastor of.the church. Dr. Bernard Brunsting vice. Dr.

Brunsting, also past president of General Synod, is low serving the Greenville Community Reformed Church in Scarsdale, N.Y. Receptions for the former pastors and their wives will follow each service. Public invited. Hymnsing Scheduled A hymsing is scheduled Sunday at Grace Reformed Church at 8:45 p.m. The Helmsmen quartet, Ed Slenk, Rich Van Oord, Paul Vander Leek and Tom Bratt, accompained by Mrs.

Bratt will be featured. A freewill offering witf be taken to help with expenses for Senior RCYF members' trip to Explo '72. MEETS MINISTERS Dave Wilkerson, (left) spoke at a luncheon at Holiday Inn, Thursday, given by the Holland Ministerial Association, sponsors of the Dave Wilkerson Crusade held at Civic Center Wednesday and Thursday. The Rev. Frank Shearer, (right) was chairman for the luncheon attended by about 40 area clergymen.

A Crusade follow-up with local pastors meeting those who came forward Wednesday and Thursday, is scheduled Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel. (Sentinel photo) Classis Zeeland Women Hold Missionary Meet First Christian Reformed Church, Zeeland, last Thursday hosted the annual spring meet- Ing of the Women's Missionary Union of the Christian Reformed Church of Classis Zeeland. The afternoon meeting began with an organ and piano prelude by Mrs. Arthur Nyeholt and Mrs.

Frank Aukeman. Mrs. Gerrit J. Kemme, Union president, presided at both meetings and greeted the audience. Henry Hoekstra led in devotions.

He gave a report of his work at the Allegan Chapel. Special music was given by a vocal sextet, composed of Mrs. Harold Koopman, Mrs. Gerald Vander Kooy, Mrs. Ronald Vander Wai, Mrs.

Harold Roze- veld, Mrs. Kenneth Meyer and Mrs. Robert Plekker. The featured speaker for the afternoon was Mrs. Arthur Van Til who spent sometime this I spring on the Indian Mission Field in observance of the 75th Anniversary of Indian Missions.

She brought greetings in the Navajo language which translated means "God is Love." She was attired in a Navajo dress worn for best occasions, jewelry, aqua velvet blouse with matching satin full skirt. She spent 13 days on the mission field making her home with the Rev. and Mrs. Edward Henry at Tohatchi. Mrs.

Arthur Schipper led in the offertory prayer and the afternoon offering amounted to $734.60. After the report of the secre- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Main Jefferson, Zeeland Leon Rowland, Pastor 9:30 A.M.-"lmparted Life" 9:30 A.M.--Primary and Beginners Church 11:00 A.M.-Bible School- New Life in Christ Emphasis 7:00 P.M.-"God's Plan For The Home" 7:00 P.M.-Family Night Rev. Leon Rowland Nursery Service We Care Come and See FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i Corner 28th and State Street The Rev. Ernest W. Freund, pastor 9:30 A.M.--Church School 9:30 A.M.

to 12 Noon Nursery Service Provided 11:00 A.M.-Cradle Roll Thru Age 5 11:00 A.M.-"Pearl Hunting" 'Billie Blue' in Holland "The Ballad of Billie Blue," a Production film, opened Thursday at the Holland Theatre and will run for a week. The film, the first produced by the company, has been nominated for two Image Awards. WELCOME to CATHEDRAL TOM EARLY, Pastor HAROLD JOHNSON, Assoc. Temporarily Meeting in the Woman's Literary Club, Cor. Central Ave.

at 10th St. 10:00 A.M.--Guest Speaker: Peter Quist of the 'Radio Bible Class 11:15 A.M.--Sunday School 6:00 P.M.--Guest Speaker: Dr. Keith Conner, Grand Rapids Physician Special Music: Marcia and Cynthia Lambers WE PREACH CHRIST CRUCIFIED, RISEN, COMING AGAIN! tary and the roll call was taken, Mrs. Kemme introduced the two new officers. Mrs.

Garry Kaptyn is the new assistant recording secretary and Mrs. Ted Vanden Brink, the new assistant treasurer. She also thanked Mrs. Kenneth Baker and Mrs. Jerry Heyboer, the retiring secretary and treasurer, for their service on the Missionary Union Board.

Mrs. Harry Aldrink led in closing prayer. The evening meeting began with an organ and piano pre lude by Mrs. Paul Brower and Mrs. Howard Van Klompenberg and the praise service was led by Warren De Vries.

Devotions were led by the Rev. Alfred Hannink. A vocal duet was given by Mrs. Terry De Kraker and Mrs. Dan De Groot.

The speaker for the evening was the Rev. Dick Bouma, missionary to the Phillippines since 1968, he gave an illustrated lecture of his work. Because of the heat, outdoor Hope Chapel Choir At Third Reformed The College Chapel Choir, directed by Dr. Robert W. Cavanaugti, will sing at 5:30 p.m.

at Third Reformed Church, Sunday. They will sing "Unto Thee I i my spirit," by Hiller; "Speak to Another of church services are held in the driveway of the Boumas' and at night are held in their home with as many as 140 in attendance. On the Boumas return, they will go to Manila, which is 300 miles from their former work. The offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Gary Renkema and the evening offering amounted to $488.95.

From the total offerings for the day, $300 each was given to the Phillip- pines for evangelism and films and to Indian work in Chicago and San Francisco; $200 each to Australia for scholarships, to Mkar Hospital in Nigera and to Norfolk Servicemen's Home and $170 to the Rehoboth dormitories. After the closing hymn, the Rev. Paul Sehoon of Jamestown led in closing prayer. Psalms," by Jean Berger; a Hebrew prayer set to music by Joshua Lind, "Hayom Team- tzenu;" "0 Lamb of God Most by Johann Eccard, "Blessed Is the Man," by William Bradley, and at the offertory "Antiphon" from Five Mystical Songs by Ralph Vaughn Williams. Following the presentation The Chapel Choir will be joined by the Chancel Choir of Third Reformed Church, trumpets, timpani, and organ for the Vaughn Williams setting of "Old Hundredth." Assisting in the service will be Linda Swinyard, Bruce Formsma, and Dan Leep, trumpets, and Richard Vande Bunte, timpani.

Glenn Pride will accompany the choir. Members of the Senior High Fellowship of the church will usher and receive the offering. A reception will follow the service in the Fellowship Hall. Helmsmen To Sing The Helmsmen Quartet will bring a sacred concert after the evening worship at the Grace Reformed Church Sunday beginning at 8:45 p.m. Christian Science Society 125 West 11th Street Subject: "Probation After Death" Sunday Service 11:00 A.M.

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Testimonial Meetings 8:00 P.M.--First and Third Wednesday of Each Month Reading Room Open -1st Saturday at 2 to 4 P.M. Phone 396-4542 First Congregational Church Corner Griffith Hoffmin Saugatuck, Mich- Rev. Stephen W- Tucker, Minister 9:30 A.M.-Sunday School 11:00 A.M.-"Who Lives?" Scripture: Gal. Supervised Free Nursery Care For Pre-School Children at 1 A.M.

Service CHILDREN'S BIBLE HOUR RADIO RALLY SUNDAY, APRIL 23 3:00 P.M. HOLLAND CIVIC CENTER WEST 8TH ST. AT PINE AVE. FREE ADMISSION Aunt Bertha says: "We believe "THE KING IS COMING" and that is the theme of our annual rally. Come for a time of inspiration and blessing.

Bring the entire family! We'll present Christ's story in song and word from the cradle to His Crown! MEET "WEE SWEETHEART OF THE AIR ANN As Wei I As: The Cheerful Cousins Tall Teen-Ager Tom Ardie And Nine Year Old Steve With Their Cornets Calvin And Rachel The Three Nieces The Delightful Duetters Mr. Charlie Mr. Ken iHHr Miss Nickey Mr. Paul SPECIAL GUEST SOLOIST JOHNNY HALL SINGING II II THE KING IS COMING Hear The Children's Bible Hour On Radio SUNDAY, 12:30 P.M. SUNDAY, 9:00 A.M.

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