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A14 THE SUN, Satnrday, Angnst 5, 1373 RELIGIOUS NOTICES U.S. culture offers challenge to Muslims United Presbyterian United Presbyterian United Methodist United Methodist GRACE TOWSON Chesapeake and Highland Avenues Charles St and Belvedere Ave. MINISTERS absolutely at home here," Mr. DOWNTOWN CENTRAL CHURCHES OF BALTIMORE F. Norman Van Brunt has adjusted his daily actw rhythm of American living.

He his prayers five times a day Muslim is required to do, admits to taking a drink or Daniel W. Haase Service of Worship 10:00 A.M. "Do-it-Yourself Religion" The Rev. Eric G. Peacher Preaching Guest Organist Phillip Simmons Duet Wt Sing New Song, of GtadnM." GiaoVa Caaahan 8 John Tyler Dving th.

momh of August th. Wmineidsy Mrvics in ths Ministry of Healing wt not be held. They will resume on Wednesday Saptember 6th. material comforts; that's why OISHI "I feel Khan said. does not say lamic Society fat on Myrtle as the Id of follows the Ramadan.

He ity to the as an observant and he even two on occasion. "I like came here," still considers goes occasionally Mr. Khan said frankly, but he himself a good Muslim. He to meetings of the Is George Gray Toole, Senior Minister Harold J. CahOI, Asst Minister Good News For Today's World 10 AM.

Chid Care thru grade 2 10 A.M. Worship "The Best Things In Life Are Small" Mr.Cahill Sokx "0 Divine Redeemer" Gaunod PogScheKng Come Join Us Education Assistant and attends the Masjid Saf avenue on special days such sacrifice, the feast day that fasting during the month of Carolyn Gause Bruce R. Ejcher Pastoral Counseling Center Open Daily George R. Merrill, Director Telephone 433-2241 He would also like to pass on to his two teen-aged sons an appreciation for Islamic values. But he said, it is difficult in a so ciety that places such emphasis on materi al possessions.

"According to Islam, money is only a trust that God has given you for the benefit of your family and others. You are only the custodian, but it is hard to explain that in a society that judges a person's impor tance on the basis of how much money he makes. In an Islamic society, how good an individual is is determined by how he treats ms teuow numan Deings." Whenever he can afford it, Mr. Khan said, he goes back to Kashmir with his family so that his children can see Islam in action. "They can see how I respect my respect my old teacher even dirt poor, and they see the elders give the children." that the experience of seeing a By GENE America offers a challenge to Islam, and whether it czn take root and survive here will be a test of the religion itself, according to Dr.

Mohamed Z. Awad, an Egyptian-born Towson physician and a co-founder of the Baltimore Islamic Society. Dr. Awad, who first came here in 1968 as an exchange professor to the University of Maryland School of Medicine, noted that Islam spread first in areas where per- sonal freedom was limited and its first converts were the enslaved and the impoverished. But if Islam can thrive in a sophisticated, technologically advanced and free-thinking society such as America, he said, it would be confirmation that the message that the Prophet Muhammad had for the world 1,400 years ago was a universal and timeless one.

For the moment, the main concern of Dr. Awad and other Muslims in this country, however, is to maintain their religion for themselves and to pass on their Islamic heritage to their children in the face of strong pressures toward assimilation. The result of this concern is the Islamic Society, which Dr. Awad and two other physicians founded 10 years ago. Dr.

Awad said there are about 100 families, mostly foreign-born Muslims from India, Pakistan and Middle Eastern countries, affiliated with the society. The group meets every Sunday in Shaffer Hall on the Homewood campus of the Johns Hopkins University for prayers, study and discussion of the scriptures, and Arabic lessons for those from non-Arab countries and a few American-born Muslims who also attend. There is also a children's program that gives religious instruction and Arabic lessons. For the Friday afternoon Jumah prayers, many of them go to mosques established by American Muslims: Muhammad's Mosque No. 6 in the 500 block Wilson street and the Masjid Saffat in the 1300 block Myrtle avenue, both in West Baltimore.

The Wilson street mosque is that of the so-called Black Muslims and has been there since 1958. It only became acceptable to foreign-born Muslims during the past three years, after the organization turned away from its former anti-white, black supremacist doctrines and embraced true Islam. The society, nevertheless, hopes to build a mosque of its own and has bought a parcel of land on Johnnycake road in Baltimore county, but it has not yet raised sufficient funds to start construction. Dr. Awad estimated that there are between 2,500 and 3,000 foreign-born Muslims living in the Baltimore area.

Most of them group together socially according to their nationality, he said, but more friendships and associations are beginning to be formed on the basis of a common religion. The melting-pot pressures appear to be especially strong among recent Muslim immigrants because most of them are highly educated professionals doctors, engineers, architects, scholars with com TOWSON 501 Hampton Lane, Towwn (Beltway Exit 27. North) MMatars Welter Smith James M. Warner WattarLHil 8:30 AM. Service in Chapel 1Q A.M.

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Worship 25th AnnivoraaTy Celebration Sept 13 thru Oct 20th Christian Science in action sustains his helps them retain a Muslim while being part of the culture. also positive American val elders, how I though he is love that the He feels it, Mr. Khan can combine ues, perhaps Muslim society children and identity even American There are ues, such as concept of faith that a he wants to freedom of thought and the rugged individualism, and the person can become whatever be if he is willing to work for said. "If they his children American and Islamic val they can be better men than most of us are. The current president of the Islamic Society is Dr.

Javaid Shafi, a native of Pakistan and an internist who practices at the Garwyn Medical Center in West Balti the others, expressed children and the influence them as well as the educa that is "non-Islamic" in its yon hear the adzan, the five times a day. My chil CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BALTIMORE AREA CHURCHES hear it here unless they are he said. more. of television tional system orientation. dren will not in a mosque," know a young to get married He, just as about his on "Back home, call to prayers, Since his problem is not tually be marriage.

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BEL AIR 2 S. Main St Sunday Morning Services Except First, Second 8 Third man in Pakistan. I want yon to ninv As for himself, Dr. Shafi said, Islam has become more meaningful to him since he came to this country nine years ago. practice of Islam is taken for native land, it requires a WEDNESDAY TESTIMONY MEETINGS 8:00 P.M.

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Sunday School 11 A.M.-Children'eHour Intercessory Prayer and Spiritual Heeling Service Tuesdays, 1 1 A.M. Air Conditioned The Lutheran Church of the HOLY COMFORTER 6513 York Road Baltimore. Meryiend The Rev. Carol H. Youee.

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VERNON PLACE N. Chsriee St at the Monument Kenneth S. Jones, Pastor Richard E. Schwingar, Aaaoc Robert Rely, Dir. of Muaie 1 1 A.M.

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PAUL'S BaWrnore'e Mother Pariah, 1692 Chartee Street at Saratoga HALSEY M. COOK, RECTOR at 8 Holy Communion at 9:30 Education Hour at 1 1 Holy Communion lf. HtWTon wfl prMdi MIDWEEK COMMUNION at 12:15 EechWedneedey United Presbyterian FIRST FRANKLIN STREET AT PARK MADISON STS. 1 1 A.M. Morning Worship "Signs'" Dr.

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Veise James Serio, Youth Dir. Ann Flaccavanto, Choir Dir. Jean Mortenson, Organist Temporary Location ML Hebron Sr. High School MdRt 99, at St John's Lane EllicottCity. TIMONIUM Reformed Presbyterian 303 W.

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Midberry, Assistant Peator Nancy S. Milter, Organiet 8:46 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11A.M. "Let's Be What We Already Ae" Dr. William T.

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next to Center Stage) The Jesuit Church in the City of Baltimore Weekend Masses 4:30 P.M. Sat 8, 10 12 noon Sunday Monday thru Saturday 7 A.M. 12:10 P.M. Theeaephitcrl Society THE THEOSOPHCAL SOCIETY 623 N. CHARLES ST.

Prldevs 8 P.M. Lecture 8 OlKuaakm my prayers. They help me a physician, I know the importance relaxation. But it is not only is spiritual regeneration." Plan to Attend THE BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF THE BIBLE Systematic Bible Study 1712 Park Ave. and 6601 Loch Raven Blvd.

still abstains strictly from or any other intoxicant "It years since I have been to a been a year since I've While the granted in watched a "They contain is part of the Dr. Shafi immigrants States at the have not kept his conscious effort said. I enjoy relax and as of relaxation; it Dr. Shafi taking alcohol has been six movie. It has movie on television, he said.

paratively high incomes that allow them to enjoy the material comforts that America affords. Dr. Awad estimates that 95 per cent of Muslim immigrants have college degrees, and in many cases, graduate degrees from American universities. Raf ique Khan, a native of Kashmir and a project planner for the city Department of Housing and Community Development, said that Muslims who come to this country roughly break up into three groups. he said, have difficulty coping with the Western style of life, its materialistic emphasis, moral standards and the availability of alcohol and drugs both forbidden to Muslims.

Their answer, he said, is to become thoroughly orthodox and even more religiously observant than they were at home. Another group, he said, succumbs completely to the Western life-style and gives op the religion entirely. A third group, with which Mr. Khan identifies, tries to strike a balance between the American and Islamic way of life. Focus on religion BROWN MEMORIAL ONE CHURCH Two Location Summer Schedule PARK AVENUE only, Park Lafayette Bolton HIB 10:00 A.M.

HOLY COMMUNION "Great Questions of the Bible And of Life" 6. "THE MOST PENETRATING QUESTION JESUS EVER ASKED" Or. Ehrhardt preaching Nursery and pre-school child care available (services at Woodbrook location resume September 10) Charles R. Ehrhardt, D.D. and Stephen F.

Shugert, M.Div. Ministers ROLAND PARK ROLAND AVENUE UPLAND ROAD DONALD CRAIG KERR.Th.D.. Minister 10 A.M. Morning Worship Guest Minister The Rev. Lewis F.

Ransom "To God Be The Glory" CATONSVILLE Frederick and Beechwood Avenue Dr. John G. Marvin, Interim Paator Roger A. De Noyellee, Asst Paator 10:00 AM. Worship Service and Church School 'The Ups and Downs of Life" HUNTING RIDGE Edmondson Ave.

at Winans Way ROBERT READ. MINISTER 1030 A.M. Church School 10:00 A.M. Worship "How Do We Understand God In A New Age" Rev. Reed PERRY HALL 8848BetairRd Rev.

George R. Demaas, Minister 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 1 1 A.M. Rev. Theadore Durr Guest Minister Wed.

8 P.M. Midweek Service Episcopal CHRIST'S CHURCH 11 10 St Paul St Baltimore, MD. 21202 The Rev. Dr. Winthrop Brainerd, Rector SERVICE IN AUGUST Wednesdays at 12 Noon The Holy Communion and Laying-on-of-hands.

Ceiebrant The Rev. William Lawry Saturdays at 1 1 A.M. The Holy Communion Celebrant The Rev. R. G.

Bryant THE CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS 201 3 St Paul St at 20th Street "A PRAYER BOOK CHURCH" The Rev. Harry E. Shelley, Rector The Rev. Wm.

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Holy Eucharist St. Thomas' Towson PROVIDENCE RO THE BELTWAY (EXIT 281 The Rev. Charles Hein, Rector 8:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION 10:30 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON NURSERY STJOHN'S-HUNTINGDON Greenmount Ave.

end Old York Rd. TradMna) Ourefi mh TmUmvi Sgracsa" 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 10.30 AM. Worship Service 8 Sermon ST. CHRISTOPHER'S LINTHICUM 8:00 10:00 Eucharist S.S.

Nursery at 10:00 Reformed Episcopal Bishop Cummins Memorial 2001 Frederick Rd. at Morerick Ave. in Catonsville (2 blks. W. of N.

Rolling Road) Rev. Daniel G. Cox. 0.0., Rector 744-3383 HOLY COMMUNION 10:00 A.M. 9 A.M.

Adult Bible Study 10 A.M. Sunday School (Cribbery-Juniorl 7 P.M. Evening Worship Larry Wanaselja-Graduate Reformed Theological Seminary Inter-Denominational ROCK CHURCH 616 W. Seminary Ave. Sunday Worship 1 1 :00 A.M.

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Soiritual Healing so much falsehood, and sex falsehood." said that of the early Muslim who came to the United turn of the century, most the faith. They have forgot School Sessions Resume September 11, 1978 For catalogue phone 523-4362 or write ten their prayers. Although he is now an American citizen, Dr. Shafi devoutly intends that his will not be a similar fate. "One of the prayers of a Muslim," he said, "is that he will die with his faith." Baptist BELVEDERE BAPTIST Dr.

Frank A. Downing, Pastor Temporary Locations Morning Worship Evening Worship Pope appoints Martini as Gregorian rector BALTIMORE LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL ARNOLIA METHODIST CHURCH Concordia Drive (off Cowpens Rd) 1776 Joppa Rd. (at Oakleigh Rd.) 8:45 Sunday School 7:30 Worship Service llOWorahip Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. Hew of Renewal Service Arnolia Methodist Church to investigate what it calls the "nullity scandal" in this country. Declaring that church annulments of marriages have soared to thousands annually, the group said in a resolution that the "alarming development" stems from greater latitude allowed at local levels, with annulments based increasingly on psychological factors.

Jews get vow from Moon New York (AP)-The American Jewish Congress says that as a result of contacts made through its monitoring of cults, it has received a promise from Sung Myong Moon's Unification Church that it will "respond to any inquiries" from parents concerning children in the movement Missionary faults gluttony Jefferson City, Mo. (AP)-Americans who overeat are actually consuming food that "belongs to someone else," says a Southern Baptist missionary to Bangladesh. The Rev. James McKinley, on home leave, also says those who drive big cars that get poor mileage are competing with the poorest farmer for fuel to light bis lamp by forcing fuel prices up beyond his reach. Lutheran amendments gain Chicago (AP)-The Lutheran Church in America's biennial governing convention gave first-reading approval to amendments to the church's constitution and bylaws that would change the title of district presidents to bishop.

To become effective, the change must be approved on a second reading at the 1980 convention, i Rome (AP)-Pope Paul VI has named the Rev. Carlo Maria Martini as rector of the Gregorian University, the most prestigious among Rome's pontifical universities. Father Martini, 51, an Italian, replaces the Rev. Herve Carrier of France, who is retiring. Father Martini, whose appointment was announced yesterday by the Vatican, was formerly head of the Pontifical Biblical Institute.

The Gregorian University, founded by St Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, in 1553, has always been headed by Jesuits. Guitar services criticized East Lansing, Mich. (AP)-The spreading use of guitar music in church worship endangers the church's heritage of great music, says a noted German composer, Heinz Werner Zimmermann. Zimmermann, of the State Music Academy in Frankfurt, told a workshop at Michigan State University here that he advocates genuine "contemporary expressions in church music, but I reject a modern style defined only by triviality. "Guitarists have a liking for syncopation, just as I do, but church music, even in syncopated style, should express something more than activism something spiritual, something timeless," he said.

"Where guitarists prefer to make church music as simple as possible, I prefer to make church music as rich as possible." Catholics fight annulments Paul (AP) The National Wanderer Forum, bringing together about 300 conservative Catholics, has urged U.S. bishops Church Office: 321-1003 5 UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1 Charles 8 34th Sta. 21218 Dr. Joseph Giles, Assoc. Pastor 9:30 A.M.

Church School For All Ages 1 1:00 A.M. Worship Service "Are You Listening?" Dr. Edward H. Pruden Child Care Provided Children's Church will be resumed on Sept 10th. COLONIAL BAPTIST 4819 Old Court Road R.

LEOBETTER, PASTOR 8:46 A.M. Sunday School 1 1:00 A.M. Morning Worship 8:30 P.M. Training Union 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M.

Wed. Prayer Meeting MISSION LIBERTY LAKE CHAPEL 10743 Liberty Rd. Hoibrook Authur 0. Kreidel, Pastor 8:45 A.M. Sunday School 1 1:00 A.M.

Worship Service 7:30 P.M. Tuea. Bible Study A Warm Southern Baptist Church PARKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 3309 Taylor Ave. 21234 Rev. Claud L.

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Wed. Prayer Meeting Nursery Provided Request for Transportation Call 444-6168 Never a Mranger Here. Undenominational Gospel Tabernacle of Baltimore 8855 Bolair Rd -756-2227 10 A.M, Sunday School 11AM.8aKMWnr.Wo.