Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 57

Friday, November 2, 1979 Santa Cruz Sentinel 53 Harvest Celebration Concert Here Wednesday They Will Travel To The Holy Land ADDearins in rnnport from Lincoln, Nebraska, and blends the musical talents of 13 dedicated young singers from across the nation in a group committed to sharing the message of a soon-coming Saviour. The group spends 10 months traveling the U.S. and Canada in a fulltime ministry. Harvest has two new albums that also will be available in tape and record. The concert is free.

Wednesday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m. at Santa Cruz Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1024 Cayuga will be the Harvest Celebration Singers. The Harvest Celebration is led by Buz Starrett, formerly music director of the Heritage New Creation. He has had many years of experience in musical groups. Harvest Celebration comes Neighborhood Church of Santa Cruz, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this past month, will further mark the occasion with the gift of a trip to the Holy Land for its pastor and his family, the Rev.

and Mrs. Clyde F. Howe. Last Sunday at the 11 a.m. service Elder John Brackett and the Rev.

Clarence R. Sands, former pastor of the church, announced the surprise gift. "The congregation wanted to send their pastor and his wife to the places where Jesus walked and preached," they stated. Pi V. Prayer Breakfast In Valley Rev.

and Mrs. CLyde F. Howe and Nathan County Sheriff Ron Whitehead as the key speaker. In a related event, Scotts Valley Mayor Ray Carl has declared next week as "One Nation Under God Week" in a proclamation read at the Exchange Club meeting The sixth annual Community Leadership "One Nation Under God" breakfast, sponsored by the Exchange Club of Scotts Valley, will be held Nov. 10 from 8-9 a.m.

at the Holiday Host Trav-L-Park Barn. Tickets are available from Exchange members for this event which will feature Yolo fan 1 THE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY CHAPTER OF FULL GOSPEL BUSINESSMEN'S FELLOWSHIP, INT. JIMSEPULVEDA invites you to hear Youth Mass At Holy Cross The monthly youth mass for all high school students will be Sunday at 7 p.m. at Holy Cross Mission Chapel. Theme will be "For the Sake of Justice" with the All Saints liturgy.

The Feast of All Saints cele brates the lives of those who have gone before as faithful disciples, and participants will have the opportunity to consider those "living saints" who live the ideal of the Beatitudes in today's world. I 4 Jim it in the truck body building business in Modesto. He is also on the Board of Directors of the Christian Foundation, Inc. This local group is responsible for Christian Television Programming on Channel 19. Jim has appeared on the 700 Club and has ministered in FGBMF I Chapters throughout California.

Jim mill share how God intervened in his life with a miracle. Jim was healed of a congenital heart defect, and during a subsequent heart catherization to prove his healing, he eiperienced death and resurrection. Jim has a healing ministry and will be praying for the sick. NOV. 6, 1979 6:30 P.M.

Good food, inspirational singing. LADIES WELCOME at APT0S SEASCAPE BANQUET ROOM 610 Clubhouse Drive, Aptos 1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 411 Rons Street 423-1080 Santa Cruz Emil J. Aufholet, Senior Pastor 9:45 JUL Sunday School for Al Aes 11:00 IM. Worship with very one Netcom TINY THE MAGICAL MUSICAL CLOWN will be featured at the Salvation Army's Fun Day Rally for young men ages 6 through of Army headquarters, 721 Laurel Santa Cruz. Date is Saturday, NovemberlO, and hours are 2-4 p.m.

A cartoon movie, "Johnny Appleseed," will be shown and Tiny will put on his magic acts and demonstrate "Balloonology." Tiny, a member of Fellowship of Christian Clowns, was recently named as one of America's Top Ten Clowns. Parents are invited to bring their sons. Founder's Men is designed to help boys grow mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually, according to Major Martha Galbraith. For information call 426-8365. If I Should Die For reservations call: Reservations are required.

Call 429-1909, 724-3462, 722-2897 "PATIENCE GOD IS NOT THROUGH YET" Communion Sunday-Pastor Emil preaching East of Morrissey at Frmount Left to Rom I'KSsUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4SuV Xr 9:30 A.M. BIBLE SCHOOL (For All Ages) TO EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Graham Hill Rd. Zoyante Rd. Felton Jll infill i mi i. ii -wrf I 10:45 A.M.

WORSHIP SERVICE "OUR RESPONSE TO THE SPIRIT" Join us this Lord's Day as Pastor Kopper will be sharing with us the vital truths that will enable us to grow in spiritual maturity and be established in Christ. loRoou N. ThorwoV Senior touOr Davg Van Wingerden CI i fomiif till Poller Randal Kay Youth Pallor P.M. EVENING SERVICE COMMUNION AND WATER BAPTISMAL SERVICE Will be celebrated this evening and Pastor Kopper will be speaking on these two important ordinances of the church. A movie titled "If I Should Die" will be shown November 4 at 6 p.m.

at Neighborhood Church, 225 Rooney Santa Cruz. The public is invited. Admission is free. The film explores cases where persons claim to have had life after death experiences. The dramatic movie explores the question: are they real experiences or simply hallucinations of a dying brain? Why are these encounters so positive and non-judgmental? Are they revealing that the hell talked about in the Bible was really a myth or a remnant of a primitive religion? The film brings together some of the world's most respected Christian doctors, theologians and psychologists to investigate the subject and these questions and how they relate to the Bible.

iiiw r- 1 1 VAW SUNDAY SERVICES Bible School .9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 1 1 :00 A.M. "TAKING THE CUP WORTHILY" 6:00 P.M. "WHERE ARE WE HEADED?" Ed Bender, Speaking Director of Christian Education and Youth of Evangelical Free Church of America WEDNESDAY 7 P.M.

N. EVENING SERVICE Ilpw Suriery Care Provided aw in All Service 1 ViiHiiiJIr.nf.nrtti Cabrillo Assembly Of God Also Offers SHERWOOD CHRISTIAN PRE-SCHOOL (Ages 2V2 to 5) Yvette Benson, Director PHONE 476-4817 NOV. 16-17-OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM TWO-DAY SEMINAR OF MAJOR SCOPE WITH FILM PREMIERE 4-1 1th NOVEMBER i Whatever Happened A SMALL CHURCH IS TXT to i I tUti" ill Join us Sunday morning at lOtJO a.m. and find out about Trinity. Trinity United Presbyterian Church 420 Melrou v.

(tM KUrriiw, llvd) Santa Crui 9:15 a.m. Bible Study 10:30 Child Care Provided Human Race? PAUL SCHOCH APPEARING IN PERSON: Church of God is now in Santa Cruz Headquarters in Cleveland, Tenn. ESS VJ) SISTER MARGARITA JIMENEZ Slitfir Margarita It glftad and faachar In damand for ratraott, work chops and convon-tlent. Sh hai baan aikad to ad drati ducatlonal. In -tardanomf national, builnott and prlvato homo groups on tho tub joctt of prayor, God.

and communication with God and ofhori. DAVID DUPLESSIS Tho man known by millions os "Mr. Pontocost." David Duplosslt has dono mora to Introduce tho powor of Pontocost to tho historic church world than any living man. Ho Is acclalmod as ono of tho olovon most Influential man In Christendom today. Ho Is welcomed with open arms In Roma, or Geneva, or wherever the historic churches convene.

com to ul dlract from lorn whoro ho hoi hod dlologu with Pop John Paul II and Vatican Hit mlnl.try In Grmany and So. Africa if blng greatly Uld by th Holy Spirit to bring rattoratlon to tho body of Chrlit In that part of th world. Paul Schoch it being uid by God around th world to bring haallng and iplrltual growth to th popl of God. FATHER MICHAEL COATO Father Clclnate hai bn Involv.d In th Charismatic rnwal for obout tn y.ari, having workd In teaching and haallng mln. Iitrl.i.

Ha wai ordained Prlet in January of 1 976 and It currently serving ot St. fronds Xavler Church In Seaild. Father Mike's ministry Ii relevant, alive, and full of God's spirit. His ministry Is being recognized more and mors by thot who actively participate In Jesus' deslr to have th true church one. We invite you to come and Francis A.

Schaeffrr Theologian, philosopher and author, One of i he world's most respected thinkers. His careful analysis of Western man's development and future direction is the result of 45 years of intensive study. C. Everett Koop, M.D. Recognized as one of the world's most prominent surgeons.

Philadelphia's Children's Hospital He has spent a lifetime studying the attitudes and trends of man's view of man Irom a medical perspective. SCHEDULE SPECIAL MUSIC by Tom Candy Green WEEKDAYS A M. 'til Noon P.M. SUNDAY NOV. 11 9 30 A M.

Paul Schoch 11:00 A.M. Paul Schocil 6 00 P.M. Paul Schoch 9:30 7:15 SUNDAY NOV. 4th 9:30 A.M. David Duplessis 11:00 A.M.

Paul Schoch 6:00 P.M. Sister Margarita Jimenez Exposing our rapid yet subtle loss of human rights and offering an alternative worship with us. We are here to help you with your spiritual needs. We are a full Gospel group meeting in the Laurel Community Center. Corner of Laurel and Center Streets Rooms No.

4 We have a special ministry to the American Indians. We were missionaries to the Pima Indians for 3 years. SUNDAY, NOV. 4 7:00 P.M. Two Meaningful, conttiH-niled days FEATURING: Area premiere of five-episode color film (tries "Whatever Happened To The Human Race?" Lectures and discussions with Dr.

Schaeffer and SERVICES OPEN TO EVERYONE Sunery Care Provided Dr. Koop and Edith Schaeffer on "Affliction" 11 A project of Frank Schieffef Productions, Inc. Christian Life Center is a body of believers endeavoring to flow with the moving of the Holy Spirit. Our center is a place of worship for all believers where "background doesn't make a difference." NOV. 16-17 OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM REGISTRATION: ca.

(23 minimum). Tickets available at selected religious bookstores or phone (408) 358-2242. For more information write: 455 Los Catos Suite 206, Los Catos, CA 93030. QRrisiian ifc Qanfar Tom, completed jew and Candy, gentilo, hav trov.led all ovor th United Stotos and Canada singing and tolling of God's love. They or regular guests on th PTL Club and host a R.

E. Mclemore Pastor 722-3478 Bill Warren Assoc. Pastor 728-4621 Ron Adams Minister of Music 648-1844 weekly children's television show. 1009 MISSION STREET SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA 95060 CP" i p.

mil. i.i i ir 'i mlU'mn ii i'liiltis'' eMotl i teVUtat. tr.