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Pastor's Pen Bible Lesson But his wife looked back from behind Mm and she became a pillar of salt. Generis 19:26 When, angered at Sodom's iniquitous ways, the Lord vowed to destroy the city, Abraham implored Him to spare the righteous within. Among these was Lot, the patriarch's nephew who, with his wife and daughters, dwelt near the gate. There, two angels came, commanding him to gather his family and nee. "Do not look back," they warned.

But, as fire and brimstone fell upon Sodom and nearby Gomorrah, Lot's wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt. Sodom and Qomormh 1973 King Features Syndicate, Inc.) Sunday sermons, music selections ASBURY UNITED METHODIST 9:30 a.m. "Jesus Powerful Prayers" by Rev. Orion R. Aubihl.

BARNHILL UNITED METHODIST 11:15 a.m. "Power- packed" by Rev. William Hewitt. Scripture by Betty Booth. Special music.

BISEL UNITED METHODIST 10:45 a.m. "And Lead Us Not Into Temptation'' by Rev. Calvin R. King. Anthem by Chancel Choir directed by Luther Limbaugh with LaVonne Chumney, organist.

BROADWAY UNITED METHODIST, New Philadelphia "A Sure Formula for Success" by Rev. Oden A. Haynes. Special music: Clarinet solo, Nocturne from Concerto in Minor (Verhey) by Brenda Neff. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE, Dover -10: 30 a.m.

Drama" presentation by four students from Ft. Wayne Bible College. 7 p.m., Teen Choir from Akron Manchester Trinity Church directed by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Marshall.

Closing by Rev. Richard Gordon. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible study. COSHOCTON EMMANUEL LUTHERAN 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. "Jesus Christ Our Savior" by Rev.

Robert G. Binkley. Wednesday, 8, Lenten devotions and Bible study. DOVER BIBLE 10:30 a.m. Message by Rev.

John Ferguson. Special music by Junior Choir. 7 p.m., worship. Message Rev. Ferguson.

Special music by Melvin Dessecker Family. Wednesday, 7 p.m., prayer and youth meetings. DOVER CHURCH OF CHRIST 10:45 a.m. Message by Rev. John Clark.

6:30 p.m., services. Wednesday, 7 p.m., family jjervice. EAST HIGH AVENUE CHURCH OF GOD, New Philadelphia -10 a.m. Message by Rev. E.

M. Berry of Bridgeport, evangelist. 7:30, revival service. EMMANUEL LUTHERAN, New Philadelphia 8 and 10:30 a.m. "Are You Gathering or Scattering" by Rev.

William J. McCabe. Prelude: Alleluia, Song of Sweetness (Cassler). Anthems: Junior Choir, 8 a.m., Standing in the Need of Prayer (spiritual); Emmanuel Choir, 10:30, Thee We Adore (DuBois). Offertory( OSacred Head, Now Wounded (Hassler).

Postlude: The Promises (Panchenko). FAITH UNITED METHODIST, Dover 9:30 a.m. Message by Rev. Edith G. Sillaman.

Prelude: Have I Done My Best? (Mieir). Offertory: Just As I Am (Heaps). Choir anthem: If the Christ Should Come to Me (Wilson). Barbara Haines, organist and Sandra Fisher, pianist. 7:30 p.m., Lenter Service.

Message FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, New Philadelphia 10:30 a.m. "My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?" by Rev. Stuart Barr. Anthem by Senior Choir. FIRST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, New Philadelphia "Christ Speaks of Doubt" by Rev.

William A. Huenemann. Anthems by Chancel and Junior choirs. FIRST UNITED METHODIST, Dover 10:30 a.m. "Who Is This Man!" by Dr.

Howard E. Mumma. Adult Choir anthem: I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked (O'Hara). FIRST UNITED METHODIST, New Philadelphia 10:15 a.m. "His Emotions" by Rev.

Robert Reed Dieterich. Prelude: Sonato 2 Second Movement (Hindemith). Carol Choir anthem: The Lord's My Shepherd (Willians). Offertory: Rhythm instruments, Melody in (Rachmaninoff). GNADENHUTTEN CHURCH OF CHRIST 10:45 a.m.

Message by Rev. Arnold Kelley. 7:30 p.m. worship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; study.

Thursday, 9 a.m., Ladies Bible study. GRACE LUTHERAN, Dover 8 and 10:30 a.m. "The Split Personality" by Rev. William C. Haggis.

Children's sermon by Rev. Haggis. Organ music: Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now Prelude and Fugue in A Minor (Bac'i); When in the Hour of Utmost Need (Bach); When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Bunjes). Adult Choir: Crucifixus (Bach) directed by Mrs. Charles Riel.

Children's Choir: Lamb of God (Willan) directed by Mrs. Larry Myers. Solo: 8 a.m., Fill My Cup, Lord (Blanchard) by Mrs. Clarence Bird. Organists: 8 a.m., Clarence Bird; 10:30, Mrs.

Riel. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten service. "Conversation With an Athiest" by Rev. Haggis. GRACE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Stone Creek 9:15 a.m.

"Not In The Headlines" by Rev. Reinhard Krause, interim pastor. Junior Choir anthem: Cathechism (Martin). Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten Service. "Christian Patience" by Rev.

Krause. Senior Choir anthem: What Manner of Man is This (Hughes). HOLMES UNITED METHODIST 10:30 a.m. "New Occasions Teach New Duties" by Revs. Miriam and Gary Dickson.

Children's chat: "Hobab's Habit." 2 p.m., Key 73 Bible distribution. 7:30, Bible study with Bisel. JERUSALEM UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, New Philadelphia 10:30 a.m. "Love" by Rev. Dennis Peterson.

Prelude: Passiontide (Bach). Anthem by Senior Choir. Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., Lenten service, quiet music, meditation and prayer. 8, worship. "Meet Christ, The Savior" by Rev.

Peterson. MIDVALE UNITED METHODIST 10:20 a.m. "Spelling Special music by Gary Out What It Means" by Rev. William Hewitt. Scripture by A.

1 Schwartz and Kenny Low, vocalists, and Carol Hicks, pianist. Urgent FIRST CHRISTIAN, Dover 10 a.m. "Peculiar People" by Rev. Kenard Parrott. 7p.m., get-together.

FIRST CHRISTIAN, New Philadelphia 10:30 a.m. "The Church is Celebration" by Rev. Jay D. Cooper Junior Choir: Everything to Me (Carmichael). Teen Choir: If You Had Been There (Haywood).

Mrs. Jay D. Cooper, choir director, Dale Slough, organist and Mrs. Virgil Hicks, pianist. 6:30 p.m., Christian Family Hour.

FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN, New Philadelphia 10:30 a.m. "In The Flesh" by Dennis Slabaugh, student at Bethany Theological Seminary, Oakbrook, 111. Organ selections: Prayer Perfect (Stenson), Whispering Hope (Benson), Heart's Prayer (Stewart). FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, New Phila; delphia Lesson-sermon: "Matter." FIRST CHURCH OF GOD, New Philadelphia 9:30 a.m. i Special message by Rev.

John Stafko. 6 p.m. prayer band. 6:30, revival service by Rev. Stafko.

Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., i family service. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, New Philadelphia i 10:30 a.m. "The Power of Perseverance" by Rev. Arthur i Brown Jr. Choir: The Love of God.

7 p.m., evangelistic hour, i "A Brook, A Well, A River" by Arthur Brown Jr. Solo by Mrs. Isabella Lechner. I FIRST MORAVIAN, Dover 10:15 a.m. "The Only Savior" by Rev.

Richard E. Michel. Anthem: A Lenten Meditation (Clo. key). Organ selections: Out of the Depths (Mendelssohn); De Profundis (Kreckel); Aria in Minor (Mattheson); Jesus, I Will Ponder Now (Bach).

Youth Choir anthem: When I Think of the Cross. i To give concert 9 The Abraham Brothers of Youngstown will present a concert Sunday at 2 p.m. in Tuscarawas Valley High. Also appearing will be the New Dawn Singers of Canton. The program is sponsored by the New Cumberland Pentecostal Church of Christ.

Donations are $1.50 for adults ami 75 cents for youngsters. Renee Hilliard. Special music by Senior Choir. NEWPORT UNITED METHODIST 9:15 a.m. Here, Urgent Every where" by Rev.

William Hewitt. Scripture by Glenn Johnson. Special music by Senior Choir. OTTERBEIN UNITED METHODIST, New Philadelphia 9 a.m. "Patches and Wineskins" by Rev.

Calvin R. King. Chancel Choir anthem: 0 Sacred Head (Bach) directed by Mrs. Richard Rogers. Carol Choir: Christ The Lord (Price).

Organ prelude: The Cross of Christ (Martens) by Mrs. J. Blickensderfer, organist. Postlude: With Majesty and Pomp (Boalt). REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, New Philadelphia a.m.

Message by men who participated in the Witnessing Weekend. Kent State Trio, ministry of music. Mrs. James Roll, organist. Lawrence Phillips, presiding officer.

7:30 p.m., "He Was in The Beginning by James Menzies, guest speaker. Special music by Kenneth Cook. Mary Parson, organist. SACRED HEART, New Philadelphia Masses: Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m., and noon by Revs. Bob Shalosky and James Marsick.

Stations of the Cross: Each Friday of Lent following 7 p.m. mass. Confessions: Mondays, 11:30 to noon; Saturdays, 3 SALVATION ARMY, Dover 10:30 a.m. Message by Capt. and Mrs.

Lloyd F. Stoops. 7p.m., worship. SANDYVILLE UNITED METHODIST 10:45 a.m. "Jesus Powerful Prayer" by Rev.

Orion Aubihl. SCHOENBRUNN MORAVIAN a.m. "The Miracle of Jesus" by Rev. Wilfred W. Harke.

Anthem: Beneath the Cross of Jesus (Jones). SOUTH MORAVIAN, Dover 9 a.m. "Others Are Important" by Rev. Brian R. Kent.

Anthem: Christ Walked This Way Before. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., mid-week Lenten service with Rev. Melvin Klokow as guest speaker. ST. JAMES' LUTHERAN, Tuscarawas 9 a.m.

Message by Rev. William F. Feickert. Prelude: Lord, Keep Us Steadfast (Luther). Anthem: Beneath The Cross of Jesus.

Offertory: Prayer of Faith (Sergisson). Postlude: Spring Praise (Nordman). Wednesday, 8p.m., mid-week Lenten services. ST. JOHN UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bolivar 10:35 a.m.

"A Mission of Compassion" by Rev. Donald M. Behr. Anthem I Will Call Upon The Lord (Mozart). ST.

JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Dover 8 and 10:30 a.m. "The Paradox of Being Human" by Rev. Clifford G. Farmer. Liturgist: Rev.

Gerald G. Schuessler. Handbell Choir anthem: 8 a.m., Jesus Lover of My Soul (Parry); 10:30, Sacrament of Baptism. Chancel Choir anthem: Before The Cross (Rasley). Solist: Mrs.

James Lieser. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., mid-week Lenten service. Message by Fr. Bonaventure Stefun of Dover St. Joseph's Church.

Anthem by Dover High Choral group. ST. PAUL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Smoketown 9:15 a.m. "A Faith That Won't Wear Off as the Day Wears On" by Rev. Lloyd E.

Summers. Children's message: "Instructions." Wednesday, 4 p.m., confirmation class at Myers church, 8, mid-week Lenten service. "Judge Not That You be Not Judged'' by Rev. Summers. ST.

PAUL'S UNITEDCHURCH OF CHRIST, Mineral City 9 a.m. "The Water of Life" by Rev. Roland C. Smith. ST.

PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ruslin Hills, Dover 10:30 a.m. "The Water of Life" by Rev. Rolland C. Smith. ST.

PETER'S LUTHERAN, Oldtown Valley, New Philadelphia 10:30 a.m. Message by Rev. William F. Feickert. Prelude: Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide (Hughes).

Anthem: Beneath the Cross of Jesus. Offertory: Andante Con Espressione Postlude: Processional (DuBois). Wednesday, 8p.m., mid-week Lenten services at St. James' Church. TRINITY EPISCOPAL, New Philadelphia 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., "Who Needs God?" by Rev.

Arthur W. Archer. 7:30 p.m., prayer. Wednesday, 6:45 p.m., Christian Spiritual Healing service. WILMOT UNITED METHODIST 10:45 a.m.

"New Occasions Teach New Duties" by Revs. Miriam and Gary Dickson. Children'schat: "Hobab'sHabit." PETE DRAZICH services will begin Sunday Evangelist Pete Drazich of Steubenville will have services at Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church, RD 1, Dennison, each night at 7:30, Sunday through April 1. Formerly of Serbian Orthodox faith, Drazich was converted in 1957 and called into fulltime Christian service the following year. Well-known in the Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio Valley area, he has been active in sports as a coach and referee.

He also held the Tri- State Golden Gloves title. Song leader will be Dale Shutt of RD 1, Dover. A variety of special singing groups is planned for the week. Host pastor is Richard E. Rothrock.

6 from Philo at Lutheran youth event Six high school students from New Philadelphia Emmanuel Lutheran Church are Speaker set for luncheon at Coshocton Gerald A. Glockner will preach on the "Thoughts About Lent" at the third Lenten noon luncheon Thursday at Coshocton Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. Glockner, born at Portsmouth, attended Notre Dame University and has been a Chevrolet dealer throughout his working life. He had dealerships at Portsmouth and New Lexington before beginning operations 15 years ago at Coshocton. A widower, he has three married daughters.

A member of Sacred Heart Church, he is layman delegate for the Council of Churches. He is past president of Coshocton area Chamber of Commerce and a member of Kiwanis. Rev. Robert Rezash will be master of ceremonies for the luncheon which is sponsored by the Coshocton County Council of Churches and planned by the worship committee, chaired by Rev. William Geiszler.

By REV. BONAVENTURE STEFUN Dover St. Joseph's Church' PYGMIES IN SKYSCRAPERS Most persons attain only a fraction of their full potential. Jose Silva of the Silva Mind Control Program, insists that most people could be the equivalent of geniuses if they used their minds to full capacity. His courses are supposed to help one attain that advanced use of the mind.

Mr. Silva intends his program as a positive good, a way to lead his students to the highest human growth. He openly calls it spiritual growth, attesting that real greatness would also have to include moral or spiritual goodness. I do not know whether or not his courses achieve all that he says, since I have not as yet taken them. His approach reaffirms my conviction that most of us do not use all our graces and gifts from God.

As God and Man, Jesus Christ was the only one fully complete and perfect before the Father. But we can remember others who reached a relatively high degree of human nobility, like Dag Ham- merskjold, Dr. Tom Dooley and many others. Pope John XXIII was such a person, all human, all noble. In his' 'Journal" he remarked that "God may not ask much of him, but the little He asked, he wanted to do it all." John did the little so completely that it changed the world and made him one of our noblest humans.

Jesus taught the same littleness, coming as a child, always reaching out to the least. He had time to notice a sparrow and a lily and to console a lonely Samaritan woman. His whole life conveyed concern for the little, constant characteristic of nobleness. Only the truly noble can take time for the little, the unpretentious. St.

Bonaventure put it: "we really believe only as much as we put into The truly noble do the little at hand because they believe that God can be found in the wink of an eye or a drop of rain, or in our own littleness. Institute Chorale fo sing in Dover Lucky W. Shepard, music department chairman, will direct the Chorale of Appalachian Bible Institute at Bradley, W. in a concert of sacred music Saturday night at 7:30 in Dover Public Library auditorium. Accompanist is Sarah Pipkin, pinao instructor at the institute.

An addition to the full Chorale, the concert will feature a men's chorus, women's glee club and quartets for special selections of hymns, chorales, anthems, spirituals and gospel songs. Appalachian Bible Institute was founded in 1950 on a 110-acre campus near Beckley, the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, and is an independent, co-education- al school that prepares its students for various phases of the Christian ministry. The curriculum combines a solid Bible major with specializations in the fields of pastoral studies, missions, Christian education and music. Students may choose either a four-year program leading to a baccalaureate degree in Bible or three-year diploma course. Dr.

Lester Pipkin has served as president since the institute was founded. To present program The Yoder family of Middlefield will present a program of music and singing at Farmerstown Mennonite Church Sunday night at 7:30. day through Sunday. Theme for the rally is "A New Creation." Featured speaker will be Dr. Oswald Hoffman of the Lutheran Hour.

Tobia and the New Kingsmen will provide music. In addition, there will be Bible study and elective courses for the 2000 participants expected to attend. The purpose of the Congress is to help youth and adults to grow in their faith and loyalty to Christ as Lord and Savior. The students, accompanied by Rev. and Mrs.

C. King Wynkoop, are Jane Frantz, Sue Hagey, Elisa Holland, Debbie and Rhonda McMann and Laura Watson. Sharon pasfor has open house Open house was observed Sunday afternoon in the recently remodeled home of Rev. and Mrs. Gordon (Virginia Stoltz at Tuscarawas.

Rev. Stoltz is pastor of Sharon Moravian Church. The couple, who returned to Tuscarawas County from Yorba Linda, in September 1972, have five children. Hosting the event were Mrs. Kenneth Abbuhl, Mrs.

Richard Loveday, Mrs. Robert Zorn, Mrs. Harold Shamel, Mrs. Lynn Reichman, Mrs. Clyde Campbell, Mrs.

Dale Kollman, Mrs. Fred Schumaker, Mrs. Earl Kyte, Mrs. Earl Paulus, Mrs. Howard Knisely, Mona Wilson and Sylvia Affolter.

Guest speaker Elder James Menzies of North Little Rock, Ark. will be guest speaker for the missionary series Sunday through March 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the New Philadelphia Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Theme for the series is "The Restoration Concept of Jesus mm BTmnnrrroTg-d WVTS a 5 rimr a 5 a a a a a rn a fl America is a land of bells! Wedding bells, door bells, dinner bells, school bells, sleigh bells all speak of a country where freedom from tyranny exists. Chimes also keynote freedom of speech as commentators broadcast the news.

Typewriter bells ring out freedom of the press. And church bells, whether they be the musical chimes from a cathedral's spire, or the ding dong from the steeple of a village chapel, typify freedom of religion. Churches throughout the land are open to all. Inside their doors, we cast aside worry that shackles our hearts in this atomic age. We find strength and courage to face the unknown future.

Our faith, hope and trust in God, who says, "Fear not; for I am with thee," is renewed and peace fills our anxious souls. Let us accept the invitation of the bells to "Come and worship," and go to church regularly. Scrlpluttl MlKUd by Iht Amtdcin Bible Socllly Copyright 1973 Keliler Advertlllng Service, Slrllburg, Vlrglnll Sunday Mark 5 25-34 Monday lukt 4 38-44 Tuciday 3 17-26 Wtdntiday luki 6 6-12 Thurtday 18 35-43 Friday Acti 3 1-11 Saturday Matthew 9 27-34 People Who Pray Together Stay Together BUEHLER'S FINE FOOD Dover-New Philadelphia ENDRES FLORAL CO. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere New Philadelphia, Ohio THE WILLS MACHINE SHOP No Job Too Large or Too Small 115 W.Broadway Dial 343-8223 Dover LEWIS FUNERAL HOME 400N.Tusc. Phone343-1133 Dover TOLAND HERZIG FUNERAL HOME Phone 343-6132 Dover M.J.

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