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1972 general Synod Meets On Catholic Campus THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL NEW YORK CITY The Reformed Church in America Ae4 meeting the first time that General Sy. nod will meet on the campus of a Roman Catholic college the will be Right Rev. welc Edwin ce Bishop of the cese of Albany. ecia events will include a Sunday Evening worship service June 11, at First Reformed Church, Albany, led by Dr Herbert Gezork, former Presl went of the American Baptist Convention. A Synod Communion Service on Thursday evening, June 15, will be followed Church missionaries This year's Synod is expected to act upon the Prayer Amendment to the Constitution, busing, the status of migrant workers and the war in Southeast Asia will hear a recommendation that talks begin between the Reformed Church and a sister denomination, the Christian Reformed Seven Overtures from local judi- catones are calling for a reversal of the 1971 General Synod stand on abortion, which made it a matter of individual conscience.

There is a strong possibility that action will be taken that will pave the way for women HOLLAND'S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th Maple to serve as Elders and Deacons. Dr. Christian H. Walwoord, president of General Synod, will preside at the sessions. General Synod delegates from Holland include the Revs.

Donald J. Bruggink, Elton Bruins Howard Maatman, Richard Oud ersluys, Mark Walvoord and Glen O. Peterman and elders Martin VanDen Bosch, John Tucker, Paul Boerigter and James Harmsen. Also the Revs. Gordon Aider- ink of Fennville, John Hains and Louis Kraay of Zeeland and elders Myron Bolks of Allegan, Alfred Schipper and Leslie Hoffman of Hamilton and Richard Isenga and Norman Van Heukelom of Hudsonville Speaks at Annual Christian Science Meet in Boston BOSTON, "Each one heal June one is 5-the imperative of today," some 7,000 ri i a Scientists gathered from around the world were told at the annual meeting of their denomination which opened Monday.

Arthur P. Wuth, chairman of The Science Board of the new Christian Directors, Rev. E.G. Ham, Pastor 9:45 A.M.-Sunday School 11:00 A.M.-"A Little Man With Big Ideas" 6:00 P.M.-Youth Meetings 7:00 P.M.-Earl Shirley Dannenberg 1260kc 7:30 A.M. 4:30 P.M.

Dannenbergs Will Return To Africa The Rev. and Mrs. Earl Dannenberg, well-known missionaries to Africa, will appear for a final service before their return to the field, in the.Firs Baptist Church, 16th and Maple in Holland Sunday evening at 7 Rev. Dannenberg is a nativ of Holland. He attended Hollanu schools.

His further training includes the Moody Bible In stitute of Chicago, and a re cently acquired Bachelor Religious Education degree from the Grand Rapids Baptist Bibl College. Mrs. Dannenberg, i is a native of Grand Rapids. She is a graduate of Calvin Colleg and received her degree in nurs ing from Blodgett School o. Nursing.

Mrs. Dannenberg re Mrs. Earl Dannenberg Arthur P. Wuth called on people everywhere for enlarged involvement in Christian healing. Wuth, the new chairman of The Christian Science Board of Directors, is a native of Denver, Colo.

He has served the Christian Science movement in many capacities including Committee on Publication for Colorado, Christian Science lecturer, First Reader of The Mother Church, and Trustee of The Christian Science Publishing Society. A Christian Science tacher, he now resides in Boston. Since 1964 he has been a member of the Board of Directors, the denomination's top administrative body. PAGE SEVEN Accepts Call To Bethel Christian Reformed Church The Rev. Gerrit W.

Sheeres has accepted a call to Bethel Christian Reformed Church of Zeeland, and will be moving here June 15 from Grand Rapids where he has been pastor of Immanuel Christian Reformed Church. An installation service for the new pastor will be held June 18 in the evening service. The Central Wesleyan Church W. 17th a. Pin.

Ave. FIoyd 9:30 A.M.-'The Power And Peril of the Church" 10:45 A.M.-Sunday School 7:00 P.M.-"Consider Jesus Christ" 7:15 P.M.-Family Night CYC Holland ASSEMBLY OF GOD 104 Clover 392-4167 Rev. D.L. Roberts Pastor 9:45 A.AA.-Sunday School 11:00 A.M.-Pastor's Farewell 7:00 P.M.-"Called To A Work" New Pastor Marialke will come in July 7:00 P.M.-Family Night-Adult Bible Study. Youth Service in Lower Auditorium WELCOME TO CALVARY CATHEDRAL 11025 Paw Paw Dr.

Between Zeeland and Holland 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship Message "Sowing and Reaping" 11:05 A.M. Sunday School 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship Message "Baptism" Special Muisc THE KINGSMEN QUARTET We invite you to worship with us in the air conditioned comfort of Calvary Cathedral. This is one of Western Michigan's fastest growing churches, with unusual modern architecural design and a clear straight forward preaching and teaching of the Bible as it is for men as they are today.

YOU ARE WELCOME Tom Early, Pastor Harold Johnson Associate Pastor Curt Harrington Minister of Music Rev. Earl Dannenberg cently released a long-play stereo record called "Lonely Voices." Rev. Dannenberg was pastor of the First Baptist Church of Holland from 1952-1955. In 1954 the Danennbergs applied for missionary service to Baptist Mid-Missions, one of the largest independent a i Mission Agencies of the country, and were accepted. Their first foreign mission field was the Chad in Africa.

When they return on June 30 then- field of service will be Central African Republic where he hopes to establish an Advance-type Bible Institute. All four of the Dannenberg children will be accompanying their parents back to Africa. The Dannenbergs are inviting their friends to meet with them for their final service in the First Baptist Church on Sunday evening. ON NEW YORK TRIP Glen L. Peterman, 16 and David Boundy, 14, left Thursday from Flint with 22 Flint Young Life members on a bicycle trip to Saranac Village, N.Y.

for a week's camping with 200 other youths. The group also plans to return to Flint by bicycle. The trip to New York will be made via Toronto and Montreal, Canada, and they will return about June 25. Peterman is the son of Dr. and Mrs.

Glen O. Peterman, 99 West IHh St. and Boundy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boundy, 94 West 13th St (Sentinel photo) Join Young Life Trip On Bicycles Two Holland young people left Thursday for a Young Life bicycle trip which will take them to Saranac Village, New York near Lake Placid and back.

The are David Boundy 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boundy, 94 W. 13th Street, and Glen L. Peterman, 16, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Glen 0. Peterman, 99 W. llth Street. They left from Grand Blanc High School near Flint at 10 a.m.

Thursday with approximately 22 people under the sponsorship of the Flint Young Life Organization. Their tour will take them through Canada to Toronto and Montreal and then south into New York and the Saranac Village Young Life Resort where the young people will join approximately 200 others from various parts of the country for a week's camping experience. The group from Flint and Holland will leave Saranac Village on June 20 and will cycle through New York State to Rochester and Niagara Falls and back to Flint, returning approximately June 25. Along the way the ridersr will 3e accompanied by two cars and will be camping at youth hostels and campsites. Trip directors are Stanley Voth, Young Life director from Flint, and other members of the Young Life Committee.

It is expected the total miles covered in the cycle trip will be close to 900. Outdoor Service Set ZEELAND Community Reformed Church will hold its 7 p.m. evening service in the Zeeland Bowl. Music will be presented by the Musical Signs of Drenthe, who will also accompany congregational singing. The Rev.

Irvin Jungling's ser- man topic will be "When Satan Gets Trampled." REVIVALIST C. Clyde Billingsley of Conover, N.C., will conduct evangelistic services in South Shore Bible Church beginning Sunday at the 11 a.m. service and continuing week nights at 7:30 p.m. He is a graduate' of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, and has been in full-time evangelism since graduation, approved by the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. His wife, Judy, graduated from seminary with him and is a pianist and soloist.

Sunday School Lesson Sunday, June 11 Meeting God Through the Scriptures II Timothy Psalm By C. P. Dame Many people do not read the Bible enough and know little about its contents. It is hope that this will move many to read the Bible more faithfully than ever. Keep in mind that the Bible tells how to find salvation and how to live a Christian life pleasing to God.

I. The Bible must be taught and the best place to teach il is in the home. Timothy's mother and grandmother hac taught him in the home anc later on as a young man Pau had instructed him and so Timothy knew the Old Testament which foretold the coming oj Jesus Christ. Paul told Timothy to continue in the things which he had learned and to remember his teachers. Highly favored are children who are taught the truths of God's book in their homes by believing parents.

Today the Bible is taught in a variety of ways. II. The Bible is inspired by God and this makes it a singular book. Paul tells about the fourfold function of the Bible. It is, according to Paul "useful for teaching the faith, and correcting error, for resetting the direction of a man's life and training him in good living," (Phillips).

Everyone constantly needs this ministry. Paul said that the Bible was written "that hte man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works." In these days of much education these words sound modern. The truths of the Bible, if accepted, train people for Christian service and make lives more useful. The Bible is as useful today as it was in Timothy's time. III.

The Bible gives guidance to those who seek it. Psalm 119 is composed of 176 verses and all but three refer to God's Word which is called ordinances, way judgments, precepts, statues, testimonies, law and word. The writer loved God's law and resolved to keep it. The question, "Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way?" is as important today as ever, for temptations to mar the way are numerous since this is an age in which sex, drugs and pleasures of all kinds play a big role in life. The church has the task to supplement the teaching of the home with the truths of the Bible in an interesting, up-to- date manner, applying it to the life of this day.

The church needs members and leaders who are devoted to Rev. Gerrit W. Sheeres church has been without a pastor for nearly ten months. Born in The Netherlands, Rev. Sheeres came to the U.

S. in 1955. After working in Detroit, he entered Calvin College and Seminary, graduating in 1963. He served the Prosper Christian Reformed Church in Falmouth before coming to Immanuel in Grand Rapids. He is married and has four children, three boys and a girl, ages 8 to 2.

Zeeland Baptists Set Bible School ZEELAND The 1972 Vacation Bible School of the i Baptist Church will begin on Monday, and will continue through Friday. The school is open to all children in the Holland Zeeland Area. The program is being planned around the needs and interests of children who are four years old through high school. The theme this year is "Explore Tomorrow with Jesus." Activities will run from 9:30 to 11:30 each morning Monday through Friday under the guidance of Mrs. James Bultman, Mrs.

Melvin Poole, Mrs. John Prince, Mrs. Carl Frens, Mrs. Hazel Marett, the Rev. Leon Rowland, and 40 teachers and helpers.

An evening program for parents is scheduled for 7:30 Thursday, June 22, to give the children an opportunity to show their accomplishments anc handcraft work. Rapids Youth Crusade Scheduled GRAND RAPIDS Youth rom southwestern Michigan will meet with many youth from out of the state for a week, starting Sunday at Northview Saints' Church, 4875 Palenque, N.E., for a southwestern Michigan Youth Crusade. Services Sunday will begin at 6:30 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. on the week nights.

The crusade will end on Saturday, June 17, with a dedication service. The theme selected for the activity is "Facing Reality With The crusade minister and leader is the Rev. A. M. Pelletier who serves as president of the Grand Rapids District of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Immanuel Baptist Bible School Set Immanuel Baptist Church is set for Vacation Bible School to begin Monday. The school will run for one week each morning from 9 to 11:30 a.m. with a final program for parents and friends scheduled for Friday at 7:30 p.m. There are departments for children and young people aged 4 through those who have finished the ninth grade. Bible stories, singing, games, and handwork will be included.

The Jim Knolls will present a missionary emphasis and the offerings will go to a church in Japan. Immanuel Baptist Church is located on the corner of Pine Avenue and 22nd Street. A bus run will be made daily. For further details call the church office. the Bible and live it and teach it "to the young of this affluent age who need divine wisdom as they face a world full of problems and temptations and opportunities to either go astray or to grow to Christian maturity.

Organ Recital Slated KALAMAZOO Arthur Lawrence will present an organ recital in the Cathedral of Christ the King, 2600 Vincent following evening prayer at 4:30 p.m., Sunday. Dr. Lawrence is assistant professor of music at St. Mary's College, South Bend, and organist of the University of Notre Dame's Sacred Heart Church. Camp Geneva Services Set Cottagers' worship services at Camp Geneva will begin this Sunday and run through Sept.

3, with services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Rev. Abraham Rynbrandt of Holland will begin the summer services. Others following will be: Rev.

Raymond De Does, youth director, Michigan Synod on June 18; Dr. Bastian Kruithof, professor of Religion and Bible at Hope College on June 25. July speakers will be Dr. Andrew J. Bandstra on July 2: the Rev.

Calvin Rynbrandt, First Reformed, Oostburg, July the Rev. James Kok, Eastern A Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, July 16; the Rev. Gordon Van Oosten- burg, Trinity Reformed, July 23 and Dr. Henry Van Dyke of Grand Rapids, July 30. August services will be conducted by the Rev.

Henry Kik of Christian Guidance Center, Grand Rapids, Aug. Rev. Leonard Verduin, Grand Rapids, Aug. 13; Dr. Herman Ridder, Central Reformed, Grand Rapids.

Aug. 20; the Rev. Robert Van Zyl, Newhall Reformed, Grand Rapids, Aug. 27 and the Rev. Jay R.

Weener of Second Reformed, Kalamazoo on Sept. 3. Rev. D. Roberts Accepts Call To Clare Church The Rev.

Donald Roberts, pastor of the Holland Assembly of God, will preach his farewell messages on Sunday. Rev. Roberts has accepted the pas- Constitutional Proposal Will Be On Aug. 8 Ballot LANSING (UPI) --A constitutional amendment that would allow juries of less than 12 to sit for misdemeanor cases will appear on the Aug. 8 primary election ballot.

The amendment, which passed the House earlier this year, was given a 33-2 vote of approval in the Senate Thursday. Picturesque Lake Crystal Lake in Benzie County is one of the area's most picturesque Lakes. Nearby Betsie Point Lighthouse, built in 1858, is one of the oldest on the Great Lakes. Rev. Donald Roberts torate of the Assembly of God church in Clare.

He states that he has enjoyed the acquaintances and friendship of many people in the area. He further states that he greatly appreciates the renewed spiritual emphasis that the community is experiencing. The metabolic rate in humans is higher in the male than in the female DRIVE-IN VESPERS OPENS SUNDAY JULY 2 Van Wynen Director Grace Episcopal Church 555 Michigan Avenue Office 396.7459 The Rev. William G. O'Brien, Rector SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.-Holy Eucharist and Sermon 10:00 A.M.-Holy Eucharist and Sermon Church Open Daily Visitors Welcome First Congregational Church Corner Griffith Hoffman Saugafuck, Mich- Rev.

Stephen W. Tucker, Minister 10:00 A.M.-"Children-A Help or a Scripture: Mark Supervised Free Nursery Care For Pre-School Children at 10:00 A.M. Service The Christian Reformed Churches Worship With Us This Week -SUNDAY Radio Service WHTC 1450-7 p.m. SPANISH Radio Service "La Hora De La Reforma" WHTC-T45Q-5 P.M. The Cross and The Triangle Signifying the Trinity The Symbol of the Christian Reformed Church BACK TO GOD HOUR a.m.-WJBL Sun.

p.m. -WHTC Locations of the Area Churches Are Listed in The Telephone Directory FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ain Jefferson, Zeeland Leon Rowland, Pastor Curling originated in Scotland. 9:30 A.M.-'The Man God Calls A Fool" 9:30 A.M.--Beginners and Primary Church School Study of The Covenants of The Bible 7:00 P.M.-"Things We Learned At Home" Rev Leon Rowland 8:30 P.M.--Senior Youth Group Meeting 7:00 P.M.-Family Night. Vacation Bible School June 12-23 Ages; Four Years Thru High School Nursery Service-We Care-Come and See vrr i OUTDOOR DRIVE-IN SERVICES SUNDAY, JUNE 11--7 P.M. THE REV.

NORWOOD K. KECK, Pastor, Harlem Ref. Church, preaching Topic: "When God Calls You!" Special Music The Helmsmen Quartette HARLEM REFORMED CHURCH T44th AVE. BLAIR ST. Vi west of 6 MILES NORTH OF HOLLAND US-31 and mile North of Port Sheldon St.

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