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BB RR Foil l.auili'iiliilt ami Sun-Srnlinrl. Saturday, April Broadcasts Beiin V1 HI Methodist Fast To Aid Hungry WEIXOIE YOU Ch ivei ei'bb is ann 1 FIRST CHURCH of Fort Lauderdale 100 S.E. SECOND AVENUE The oldest church In the clfy, formed of two congregations, Park Temple United Methodist Church and First United Methodist Church PASTORS Ralph B. Huston, D.D. Larry O'Sfeen W.

Gordon Lowden -I v. 1 5 tion's annual Florida! Conference, May 26-30, and presented as a feature of the "mission night" program. The appeal, launched on Easter Sunday, was adopted here at a meeting of the church's Florida Conference Council on Ministries, which said the objectives are to "make us aware of hunger, influence our life style, provide funds to help others and pray for a world in pain." Plight of hungry people was seen first-hand by resident Florida Bishop Joel D. McDavid on his recent visitation to India for the United Methodist Council of Bishops. LAKELAND- Members of Florida United Methodist churches have been urged to "fast and pray" for 57 days in i i of the world hunger problem.

Self-denial phases of the program call for church members to skip one meal day and contribute the money saved to the United Methodist Committee on Relief's emergency project to help feed the estimated 450 million persons who are threatened with starvation in numerous countries. The "feed the hungry" offering of each local church will be brought to Lakeland by delegates to the denomina v. SUNDAY WORSHIP 8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 A.M. 11 A.M. Service on WLOD, 980 on dial "IS SEEING BELIEVING?" A different approach to preaching presented by the three pastors at each service.

1 Nursery at all services; CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL SCIENCE 164 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Boca Raton SUNDAY SERVICE 7:30 P.M. Mealing Kctura and massages Rtv. PEARL FERNANDEZ FAITH REFORMED CHURCH Drive-In Service 8:15 a.m.

Sunday School MS im Indoor Services 10:30 i.m. i p.m. 01 S.E. 15th Pompano Rev. L.

Koopman 943-386o Art Festival Sat. Sun. '100 S.E. 2nd Ave. CHURCH SCHOOL FOR ALL ACES A.M.

YOUTH ACTIVITIES 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. At the Church Community Center 565 S.E. Sixth Street mk- CHRISTIAN REFORMED CH11CII 6400 N.W. 31st Palm Aire Village SERVICES 10:30 A.M. 6:00 P.M.

-SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:20 A.M. Rev. G.H. Stoutmeyer, Pastor Phones: 971-3050 971-3232 FIRST CHURCH, POMPANO 210 N.E. 3 St.

(N.E. 2 Ave. and 3 St.) A FRIENDLY CHURCH memm Mornint Worihip Staff photo by Lou Toman WFCB Studio will produce videotaped programs under supervision of chief engineer Wayne Fast. Vr FKir7 HIS VJ AMVf "Learning to live Above Petty Irritations" Dr. Charles P.

Hamilton BAPTIST CHURCH Fort Lauderdale News 1:30 A.M. (11:00 A.M. WORSHIP IN THE SANCTUARY 9:45 A.M. Church School (lor all ages) 6 715 P.M. Youth Activities (Jr.

I Sr. High) 7:30 P.M. Worship in the Chapel By JIM DAVIS Religion Editor "Channel 4S Is Alive!" a psychedelic-colored sign proclaims during each station break of WFCB, South Florida's new religion-oriented television station. Backers and friends felt more than the usual buoyancy at the station's birth three weeks ago, since the gestation period was about nine years. Florida Christian Broadcasting the parent company, had to overcome several setbacks since 1966 before finally going on the air.

"At one time we were so far ahead of God's timing, we had our logs of programming made up and no station to put them on," WFCB Vice President Ray Ostendorf confessed. "I think one of the things He was doing was turning us into the kind of people that live the message we're broadcasting." From its transmitter site in Pembroke Park, the station beams a 1.9-million-watt signal that reaches viewers from' West Palm Beach to Homestead. Broadcast hours are presently tight weekdays only, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m. but the staffers say they will expand the time as they gain experience.

Channel 45, a UHF station, works as an "arm" of the church community instead of an intrusion, according to WFCB President Tom Monroe. Present programming, mainly from out-of-town sources, includes a broad range of faiths Baptist, Catholic, Seventh-Day Adventist, Lutheran, Presbyterian and Church of Christ. WFCB programmers hope to gain Jewish viewerj with a show of news and cultural notes from Israel. They plan to contact local Jewish groups on what are the most popular subjects. Monroe insisted the idea is not a plot to proselytize.

"There's a difference between loving and converting," he said. "We're missing our obligation if we see Jewish people as objects to evangelize instead of people," First priority for local programs may sound strange "Icky's Island," an old-fashioned kiddie show with puppet skits and sing-along organ music. The organ is an elaborate nightclub model, donated by a performer after she became a Christian. Kids will be able to sit right on the set, a mockup of a tropical island. Their seats will be on a boat-shaped bench marked S.

Savior." Program Director Don Bohl said he hopes the show will have the same appeal of "Kukla, Fran and Ollie," which he helped produce 15 years ago. "The puppets will be the foils for such problems as children face lying, cheating, stealing presented in a palatable form," Bohl said. "These are basic questions that have their answers in God's Word. "We made 'Icky's Island' a top priority because if we can't minister to kids, who can we minister to?" Bohl said. The crew plans to start the show in a few weeks and air it weekday afternoons.

Another idea is a "good news" report to balance other media's stories of murder, rape and corruption. "We plan to report local and national events that will build up and encourage people," Monroe said. "One idea is to show stories of heroism to stimulate and even; threaten them because they're not that kind of person." The title is actually a subtle play on words, since "Good News" is the literal meaning of the Greek word usually translated "Gospel." A variety show, using individuals and groups from area churches, is also on the boards. A talent search last December turned up so many prospects, "the only way to use them all is in a one-hour variety format," Bohl said. WFCB planners say they want to firm up their link with -local churches by taking in ideas from area leaders, Monroe said.

"There's 'no way we could evangelize the area," he said. "What we expect to be is a catalyst in the community, cutting across denominational lines." The antenna tower, visible from 1-95, is itself a model of community cooperation because it supports eight antennas. The tower's unusual "candelobra" design has three platforms at the top for the antennas of WFCB, WKID TV and WAXY radio. Six other FM antennas cling to the tower's sides. Stated purpose of Channel 45, in a written manifesto, is "video programming which imparts life by communicating moral, ethical and spiritual values to the public." Imparting life means helping people toward "attitudes and behavior more like God's plan for them," Monroe said.

Most of the staffers and backers are evangelical Chris-tains, but Monroe said they don't plan a direct apporach on the air. "Some of the people who give us programs may, but we won't," he said. "There's more than one way impart life." 250 N.E. 55 CT. PH.

772-7373 PASTOR DONALD NELSON 10:55 A.M. THE NAME OF JESUS" 7:00 P.M. CHRIST arid DAVID" SUNDAY RADIO BIBLE CLASS 8:15 AM liELSill Evening Worship Service Boomerang Vision Rev. H. Edwin Maier, Jr.

111 rri.uty -iri 70 BETHANY MONDAY UIIDCCDV HI I- UIPUT 1, ar Baeorl nn tho O.KI. 1 muni w- SCHOOL 1 1 BIBLE Nursery available it all services For Pre School age children Or. Charles P. Hamilton Senior Minister Rev. H.

Edwin Maier Jr. Associate Or. Eugene M. Leckrone Min. ol Visitation -Or.

Arden Whitacre Organist Director ol Music INDEPENDENT-FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL One way will be to present a Christian viewpoint, of society, individual character and family life, he said. He saw a parallel to the Sermon on the Mount, in which Jesus said nothing directly about salvation. "Instead, He talked about all the behavioral of people as they ought to be. That was imparting liie. I think there's something in the spirit of man that cnes out tj hear it." To keep the programming non-commercial, the planners are looking for 3,000 people to send in regular contributions of SS-S50 a month.

Future pir.ns call for a separate production building just north of the transmitter site, housing both the studio and the administrative offices. One. 40-by-60-foot structure can handle it all, Ostendorf said. mmmm St. Andrews United Methodist Church 1100 Andrtwi Avwtu WORSHI JO A 11:00 A.M.

"THE HOPE OF HEAVEN" Richard W. Rohrer, Minister Robert S. Ranch, Minister of visitation GUV i WRIGHT. Oiractar 1 JMualc OVIOIO ArvUkBO, Saanlth Mlniilir JEHVICIS 1:00 P.M. sOnoav school A Mva-s-aa a.

m. COMF AND DISCOVER TM OICPMC 0 FT. LAUDERDALE A FIRST CHURCH I U.S. 1. Just south of tunnel.

1005 E. 6th Ave Sun. 1 1 A M. SS 1 1 A A.M. Wed.

8 P.M. and Noon KVed. of Each Month. Nursery Sun Jk a wed. Readino Boom.

600 fc. Laa Faith Drive-In Worship Center Olas Blvd. 9 A.M. P.M. Sun, A Holidays 2-5 P.M.

htm CHRIST CHURCH 4MS N.E. 25 AVE. (Coral RirJ9e) Ft. Lauderdale MINISTERS Or. Harold L.

Brooks 'Rov. David M. Fuller ,1 Dr. Paul B. Brown Dr.

Charles M. Crowe EDUCATION MINISTRY OUTREACH MINISTRY Mr. James N. Bovuon, Kennaih Crotiman, SUM Director Churcft School Rev. Jules Au9er, Center For Pastoral Counsellnfl Dr.

George Sistrunk, Director of Music Sue Mitchell. Wallace, Onanist Sunday School :30 A.M. FT. LAUDERDALE SECOND CHURCH SUNDAYS tit 8: IS a.m. 'SE loth St.

and 9th Ave, Potiipano (I of mi ltd.) Conn- an you are One block East ol U.S. 1 2201 N.E. 19Ih St. Sun. 11 A M.

SS 11 if A M. Wed. 8 P.M. and noon third (-ji weo. ot eacn montn.

Nursery Sun A Wed. Beading Room 2705 uawana kk. wva. suo a.m.-5a M. 5-7 P.M., 2-4 P.M.

I 0 THREE WORSHIP EXPERIENCES 8:15 A.M.-Holy Communion 9:30 11:00 A.M. "HAVE YOU EVER FELT LIKE CROWNING HIM?" Dr. Harold L. Brooks POMPANO BEACH FIRST CHURCH A Two blocks East of U.S. 1, 2400 N.E.

12th St. Sun. 9:30 and 11:00 TRADITIONAL LATTIM MASS EVERY SUNDAY AT OIR LADY of PEiCK CHAPEL OF THE O.K.C.M. (ORTHODOX ROMAN CATHOLIC MOVKMKNT) APRIL 6ih: 12 NOON APRIL 12th: 10 A.M. AT THE RAitlAPA IXN STATE RD.

84 (JUST EST OF 195 EXIT) FORT LAUDER IUIJE FOR DETAILS CALL 791-3329 0 4 A.M. SS 9:30 A M. Wed. 8 Nursery during all services Read- A ing Room 2547 E. Atlantic Blvd.

10 A M. Mon. thru Sal. Fri. 1C A A M.

-7 P.M. How can you help them "find If you can help your young people feef there's a law of good governing their lives, you're giving them something to hold to. And there is such a law. It's rooted in God, divine Principle, and His love for each of His children, Perhaps you could offer (Nursery Provided at All Services) Radio Broadcast of Services 10:00 10:30 A.M. STATION WAVS 1190 A.M.

For daily Inspiration 771-1154 Dlal-A-PRAYER PLANTATION i FIRST CHURCH Just South of Peters Rd. 1260 SW 55th Terrace Sun. 10 AM. SS 10 A.M. Wed.

8 PM ChiMron'e limit ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST 4905 W. Prospect Rd. 733-7575 Minister: Marvin R. Park, Jr. M5 A.M, Sunday to 7:30 P.M.

Sunday, Youth Fellowship Sunday Worship and 11:00 A.M. TWO MORNING SERVICES 8:30 A.M. "LET'S TAKE A NEW LOOK" 11:00 A.M. "LIFE HAS NEW DIMENSIONS" Sunday School 9:50 A.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES 2725 N.E.

14th AVE. WILTON MANORS FLORIDA From the junction Flerl Hwy. 4 Oakland Park Blvd. Wait en Oakland Park to the lath Av, Traffic liM. Turn lett on ttth Avt.

and 90 South to 27th SI. So ritht on 27th to Mm Ave. Turn rlattt to the AvaMabla dunng services. Reading Room, 351 E. Acre Dr.

Mon. thru Sat. 10N AM -3 P.M. Fh. 7-9 1 First Presbyterian Church of your teen-agers the TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH LIGHTHOUSE POINT N.E.

Jth St. Mm 22nd Ave DONALD P. PAGSTT. actor EDO All w. SAO IN.

Aaaac. tack Eaat at Paaaral Hwy, at arm (tret TWO MORKINt WORSHIP SERVICES I AM 1 1 rO0 AM Sundor SchnrJ 9 35 AM Tovtti Adrrrtm 7 Amplt Parkin Nurrv A vallate REV. CLARENCE C. STAUFFER Minister or Heated Fort Lauderdale 401 South East 15th Avenue Fort Lauderdale Phone 523-0516 LAUDERDALE-BY- THE-SEA A FIRST CHURCH 251 Commercial Blvd. Sun 11V A SS 1 1 A.M.

Wed. Serv. 8 A Reading Room, 251 Commercial Btvd next to church. 10 A P.M. Except Sun.

Holidays. opportunity to attend a Christian Science Sunday School. They can learn more about the Bible and Christ Jesus' teachings, and how to experience God's law of good. Anyone up to age welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEKRELL UNITED METHODIST 3500 N.W.

Statt Road 7 "THE OSTRICH GAME" EV OAVID T. BREWER. PASTOR REV. DAVID CRIPPS. ASSOC MW School 9 30 M.

Momm Woship 130 1 1100 I 4 I i MARGATE SOCIETY Services It Soutriem Federal Sav- A ings Loan Bog. Meeting roomW 400 N. Slate Ro. 7. Sunday 11a A 8 P.M.

1 1 mi if igiMiiiiwM.il i iii i i OAKLAND PARK Srtirsov. MlnisUjr SUNSET 1 PLANTATION UNITED I A hccucu ruK rtACt "THE JOY OF THE CHRISTIAN WAY" HOLY COMMUNION Church School 9:30 A.M. Worship 11 A.M. with Nursery Call 564-8039 or S66-0747 For Other Activities WED. HEALING SERVICES 5 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3550 Davie Blvd.

S.W. 12th St.) 9 00 Educational Program All Ages 10:15 A.M. Mornitu Worship Service Minister: John O. Taxis Ample Parkin. AC Child Car 581-5470 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 901 N.W.

70th Avenue Plantation, Fla. A M. SUNOAY SCHOOL OO A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE DO WE RECOGNIZE GOD'S MOMENT?" Thomas J. dimming, Pastor NURSERY PROVIDED Full Prooram of Activities For Children, Youth and Adults -I" i.

,1 I OOOOOOO 00ovA a rfo WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1100 S.W. 21st Street Ft. Lauderdale, Fu. 11.00 A.M. SERMON BY Rev.

Donald E. Burt Sunday School A.M. Worship Service 11.00 A.M. (Nursery Provided) SECOND PRESBYTERIAN 1400 NO. FED.

HWY. MINISTERS WILLIAM J. EVANS, D.D. DALE E. MiLLER DONALD R.

MATHIS Worship A M. Church School 10:45 A.M. Child Care Day Car 544-7M. 6 ir Ff jy mm 0 0 0 0 0 0 MINISTERS MUSIC I. William Stephenson.

B.M. Clem I BinMftr, 0.0., l.H.O. Richtrd t. Neumann, D.D. Girtind G.

Ucsy, B.O. Katttryn t. Stephenson, M. leoma Straktr, C.C.W. lJl A FEATURIflG OY.

(J' '4 i Aonn 44 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 01 E. IS Ave. (1 Block south ot E. Las Olas) 2 WORSHIP SERVICES 0:20 and II A.M. HEW EPISODE IK LIFE" DR RICHARO E.

NEUMANN Church School it 9:30 A.M. Child Car A.M. P.M. Twin craum 1.30 See Mir Display Ad CYPRESS CHURCH (UNITED PRESBYTERIAN) 50 S. Cypress Pompano Bch.

TO KNOW HIM AND rVAKE HIM KNOWN Church School 9:30 A.M. Worship 10 30 A.M. Nunerr AvsitiW "WHO MAKES UP TOUR MiNDr I Samuel 3:18 Rev. David L. Hare y-V W' i i i aitm itm 11 -Hi1r a.

-j l. 1 TWO WORSHIP SERVICES 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. A NEW EPISODE IN LIFE" OR. RICHARD E. NEUMANN 0 i I jJ.

A The MASTER'S MEN r'M' COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN The TRIBUNES 0 CHURCH BY THE SEA 2700 Mayan Drive Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Services: :30 and 11:00 A.M. "PILATE'S WASHBOWL" John Olerf, Jr. Sunday School: A.M. A1A AT S.E.

5th SI. Deerfield Beach, Fla. MINISTERS Dr. Arland V. Briggs-Donald W.

Scott Donald R. Martin Worship 130, and 11:00 A M. Church School A.M. 0 STRANASIAN HIGH SCHOOL AUD1T0M A co 1800 S.W. 5th PLACE SP0NS0RED BY: Lauderdale Manor Baptist Church, Immanuel Baptist Church First Bntia 0, Chcf o' Oakland Park, First Baptist Church oTDavie apt'8t A FREE WILL OFFERING FOR -9o CHURCH SCHOOL for all Ages 9:30 to 10:30 A.M.

CHILD CARE 9:15 AJV't. to 12:15 P.M. YOUTH GROUPS 7:00 PM. to 8:30 P.M. DIAL-A-PRAYER 524-3341 Air Conditioned Buildings "6 Parking Lots" VISIT OUR RETIREMENT CENTER, WESTMINSTER MANOR 1224 E.

LAS OLAS 0 0, 0 i COMMUNITY CHURCH I LAUDERDALE BY -THE- SEA 4U Bouoainvillea Drive I WILL BE TAKEN INFORMATION UCWaMVV Edward Michael Flaniean, pastor 3 7 00 A M. Sunrise Service FWic is Invited 11:00 A.M. Divine Worship oooooooooooooo 1.