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ff- or Airvp finnw 8:30 11:00 A.M. Sunday SeMat 9:45 Ages 3 And Up Rev. Leroy 3 rlandson Holy Trinity luMvran and Metier EASTSIDE MEETINGS! ml TI 120? Rood a SchtduU SunNty Hilt WersMp TO AM Nlftt fho Oak HavanlMathadUt Church rV. Orovwylor A N. Irving Hoightc Church School.

Morning Worship M. Y. P. EveeJag Worship Win. Arthur Cox, Psstor Church Phone MI.3-0883 9:45 II 100 hin.

pun. pwm. 100 Sooth Delaware DL3-1174 Irving, T-xaa Leroy Carver, Minister B. B. Stevens, Minister of Education Sunday 9:30 a.m.

Bible School a.mJ Morning Worship (feOO pum. Evening Service p.m Youth Meeting Tuesday 9:45 a.xru Ladies Bible Class Wednesday 7:30 p.m. MP V-rvtce Nursery (with attendants at all services) THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES WELCOME YOU hbst us to bim D. Moffat, Minisfr A 11:00 A.M. Second of Lucillo 81 3 -0424 ST.

STEPHENS (UPUSAj 1803 Plymouth Dr. G. Edward Gearhart, II: 00 A.At WOOOHAVEN US 390 WCooomr tdL HoUoy, Atomfor 5-8425 or 81 52572 Worship 00 A.At Morning 9:00 Bible Study 10:00 Worship Evening Bible Study 6:00 Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Mid- Week Service Minister Johnny Richter and Dick Powell Northgate CHURCH of CHRIST 727 Metker Church 10:00 A. M.

9:15 A. M. 7:30 P. M. St.

Episcopal 6TH STREET O'CONNER ROAD SUNDAYS HULY UNION and CHURCH SCUfXJL NURSERY A JA. WEEKDAYS HOLY COMMUNION THURSDAYS PJW RESALE SHOP RELIGIOUS BOOKS ARTICLES OPEN FRI, SAT. to 12:30 P.M. THE REV. BENJAMIN HARRISON, RECTOR Phones BL 3-7124 or BL 5-2719 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Rochelle Road Warren Circle 8 Wlngren Road (6 blocks north of Highway 183) Sunday Services: 8:30 and 10:30 a.m..

Church School: Nursery thru 3rd Grade, 10:30 a.m. THE HEV. JOE HOLLIFIELDv RECTOR The Rev, I Hughes, Assistant BL 5-1826 G)unty Campaign Set To Open Sunday gg Ladies Go To Glorieta The largest evangelistic canpalgn ever undertaken by the Dallas County churches of Christ will begin on Sunday night, July 26, orial Auditorium. Over 50 churches of Christ are participating in the two- week meeting, which will begin each night at 8 p.m. Speaker will be Jimmy A Her, a professor of Bible at Hording College, Searcy, Arkansas.

Recently returned an extensive tour of the blble Lands, the 34-year-old educator-evangelist will conclude an Intensive lecture tour across the nation with the Dallas meeting. Song leader will be Paul H. Epps, educational Trinity Heights Church of Christ, well known in the Dallas area for his background in a cappella singing. The idea for a Dallas County evangelistic campalgD on a large scale has been discussed among Dallas County residents for many years. However, specific planning for the campaign was formulated in the minds of two Dallas ministers and a businessman as they traveled across town together for the weekly They were Loyd Smith, minister for the Sunset Church of Christ; Jack Hardcastle, minister for the Oak Lawn congregation; and Eugene Smith, Dallas publisher of Bible school materials.

In 1962, the group engaged in planning sessions which resulted in an outline of what had to be done to make the campaign a success, including a promotional budget of $40, 000. The thoroughness of their planning was such that this budget has been revised only slightly since that time. At a meeting in 1962, the elders of Sunset Church of Christ, 2442 Jefferson agreed on the basis of the budget and plans presented by the trio to take on the oversight of the large project. The elders asked the Smiths and Hardcastle to work with them In the fund raising, promotion and organization of the meeting. As time passed, some 75 Dallas area congregations were contacted and pledged St.

Episcopal Church! Story Sowers RcL BL 3-4722 Sundays 8:00 A.M. 10:00 A. Church School Classes Nursery for Babies Tuesdays Thursdays Holy Days 9:15 M. Rev. Walter J.

Crossman, Rector Christian Science Lesson Set "The time for thinkers has come. Truth, Independent of doctrines and time -honored systems, knocks at the portal of humanity." These words from the opening preface of the Christian Science textbook (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy will help set the theme of a Bible Lesson on "Truth" to be read at Christian Science churches this Sunday. Responsive reading will include these verses from Psalms: "Truth shall spring out of the earth; and righteousness shall look down from heaven. me thy way, Lord; 1 will walk in diy truth: unite my heart to fear thy name." Dean West To Speak At Sowers Dean West, a member of the First Baptist Church, will be the guest speaker at the 7:15 p.m. service at the Sowers Baptist Church on Sunday, July 26, Rev.

Lloyd McGinnis, pastor of the church, has announced. West will speak on his tour on the "New Life Crusade" to the evange- At present, 55 supporting the their support listic effort, churches are effort. Essentially the same plans for the campaign worked out two years ago still stand, Including the time of the meeting, 8 p.m. nightly. Members of the Irving churches of Christ will take part in various phases of the program during the 15-night meeting.

Youths from the local churches with registration cards and song sheets each night and men from the churches will act as ushers. Also, members trom the local churches wilj sing in the county chorus which will perform at 7:30 p.m. each evening of the meeting. Appeal Set At St. Father Albert Galarza of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Dallas will speak at morning services at St.

Catholic Church on July 26. He will make an appeal for Latin home missions. Proceeds from the offerings at the services will go to the support these home missions. -en from the ieft Wednesday morning for a weeklong encampment atGiorietta, N. E.

W. Campbell, pastor of the church has reported. rhe encampment is an annual affair at the Southern Baptist Assn. sponsored camp at Glorietta. Attending from the Oak View church included Mmes.

Ralph Roper, E. VV. ampbeil, Garth Hunt, L. Randle, mils j. Graham, and aiph Koper, Sr.

Rev. Campbell also said that preparations were underway for a Backyard Study Course which will be held Aug. 9-14 for the entire church. Die subject for the course will be "Baptist Hert- Texas 26rh among die 50 states in average salary paid rs. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH of GOD Invites You To Attend Services Ilils Sunday A.M.

Sunday Sunday 2437 Hinton Rev. Milton Robies, Pastor Sunday Bible Study a.m. a.m Young People 5:00 p.m. Evening Worship .6:00 p.m- RCH of CHRIST IRVING BLVD EAST 6th ST. LL2-8693 Wednesday Mid-Week Service 7:30 p.m.

(Nursery with attendant) MINISTERS CLEM THURMAN GEO. McCoLUJM DEDICATION SET Dedication services and an open house have been tentatively set for this new education building at Oak View' Baptist Church on Sunday, Aug. 2. The structure houses 11 classrooms upstairs and six downstairs which accommodate some 250 students. Designed by architect Hay Gill, the building cost $50,000.

NEWS TEXAN PHOTO. CUe (llwuyAWelcome AT THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 811 East 6th Sunday Service 11:00 A M. Sunday School Wednesday Evening 8:00 Reading Room Open and Nursery Open on Sunday Banner Announces Baptist Cruzada A new innovation in church communication made its appearance over Texas this past weekend. A bright red banner, 136 feet long with letters seven feet tall was flown over Corpus Christl inviting viewers to "Watch For Ourzada Bautista Nueva Vida." This is the longest banner of its type to ever be pulled by an airplane, and is the culmination of weeks of engineering by the aviation firm that is handling the project. La Cmzada Bautista Nueva Vida (The Latin American Baptist New Life Crusade) is a joint evangelistic effort of the 4,000 Anglo Baptist Churches and 475 Latin American Baptist Churches of Texas, and will be conducted throughout the state August 30 October 11.

This banner, which was flown over Corpus Christ! an July 18 and Alice on July 19, will be seen over most of the state during the next six weeks, prior to the beginning of the Crusade. It will be in Dallas on Aug. 9. Dr. T.

A. Patterson, Executive Secretary for The WWW which traveled in Japan in 1963. The Crusade was sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention. Rev. McGinnis said West may show slides and pictures of the trip.

Baptist General Convention of Texas, remarked that he hoped through this medium, the church could reach people on the beaches, golf courses, swimming pools and cooking on their patios. This approach will introduce air-advertising to many of the scheduled cities for the first time; and if this program proves successful, other Texas cities will be added to the schedule later in the crusade. Tkt Bible BY W. FRY QUESTION: "1 hear a lot about faith. What is faith?" ANSWER: "Now faith'is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." (Heb.

11 J) A modern speech Bible renders this verse as follows: "Now faith means putting our full confidence in the things we hope for; it means being certain of things we cannot see." 7aith is much more than mere assent or consent of the mind. Faith contains such ingredients as confidence, conviction, loyalty, reliance and trust. One may agree that Christ is God's W.LFKY Son merely because he has no valid reasoo to think otherwise, but when one changes his life, builds his character, and rests his hope upon die teachings of Christ, then it can be truly said of him that he has FAITH in Christ. A live, active, saving faith continually expresses itself in following die teachings of Christ. It begins with obedience to gospel, and continues throughout a life of humble service to Him.

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