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4 IRVING DAILY NEWS Friday, May 1, 1970 Bible and soulwinning conference May 4-5 Royal Amhmsadors A Royal Ambassador recognition service was held in First Baptist Church to honor boys who had passed ranks in their chapters. Receiving pins were front (LR) Phil Armstrong, Russ Carpaza, Robert Roenfeldt, Dale Grisham, Jimmy Patterson, Gil Hudson and Joy Benton, each accompanied by a parent. Royal Ambassadors is an organization in the church for school age boys. They learn about missions and doing missions, but they also learn camping and sporting skills. Divinity master degree earned Paul Herbert Lewis, pastor of Westwood Park Baptist Church, will receive the master of divinity degree during commencement exercises at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary May 8 at 9:30 a.m.

in Truett Auditorium. to be imtalled 'V Palestine, often referred to as the Holy Land, is sacred to three great religions Christianity, Judaism and Islam. PAUL H. LEWIS The second annual Bible and Soulwinning Conference to be held at Crestview Baptist Church, 115 Perch Hill, May 4 and 5, will have as guest speaker. Dr.

Lee Roberson. Rev. J. R. Church will be in charge of the gospel music Holy City will be presented Siuitlay at 7 p.iii.

The oratorio, The Holy City by A. R. Gaul, will be presented by the Adult Choir of Plymouth Park Baptist Qiurch, Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church auditorium at 1714 N. Story Road.

The soloists for this work are Sharon Fleming, Susan Alcorn, Audrey Chartier, Judy Hall, Peggy Capps, Rosella Sweely, Mary McLemore, Kenneth McDonald, Joe Williams, Les Neilson, Kenneth Long and James Humphreys. Accompaniment will be provided by Sandra Davidson, organist, and Patricia Keithly, pianist. Neil Davidson will be the director. Baptist income VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (UPI) Income of tlw basic American Baptist Convention Budget for the 12 months of 1969 totaled $11.876,231, or 89.1 per cent of the goal.

While this was a decrease of $226,463 from the income received for 1968, the loss in revenue was not as much as had been expected, according to the Rev. Ralph R. Rott, executive director of the Division of World Mission Support. The Balinese fear the sea encircling their Pacific island. Dr.

Roberson, pastor of the Highland Park Baptist Church in Chattanooga, is president of Tennesee Temple Schools. The school, with combined enrollment in excess of 2,000 students, consists of a grammar school, a Bible school, a liberal arts college and a Bible seminary. The church Dr. Roberson serves has the second largest Sunday School in America. In addition to its size it has a varied ministry including the support of 206 foreign missionaries, 43 chapels, the Union Gospel Mission, a large radio station, Gospel Dynamite, a daily broadcast now in its 27th year.

Camp Joy, where 2,500 boys and girls go free of charge each summer, and a paper mailed every two weeks into 27,000 homes. Rev. Church is pastor of Western Hills Baptist Church, Lubbock, and is a talented musician. The music will be one of the highlights of the conference. The program schedule includes Monday, 6:30 p.m.

to 7: 20, clinic; 7:30 p.m. to 9, service; Tuesday, 10 a.m., service; 11 a.m., clinic; and Tuesday night, 6:30 p.m. to 7:20, clinic; and 7:30 p.m. to 9, service. Rev.

Milton Ker, pastor of the host church, extends an invitation for all to attend services. More information can be obtained at 253-3230. Church news REV. J. R.

CHURCH. DR. LEE ROBERSON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Tabernacle at 1010 E. Shady Grove lost the walls of its new building to the Saturday morning tornado. THE CHRISTIAN Voice announces vacation church school is planned for June 1519.

The school, under the direction of Bdnnie Ruth Sanders, will have as general theme "The Bible in the Midst of Registration cards will be available in Irving North Christian Church classes starting Sunday. SHERWOOD PARK Baptist Church clean-up, fix-up, paint- up day is scheduled for May 2. More of this still going to be inside instead of the outside. Bring a picnic lunch. Sermon for Sunday The importance of guarding thought against the influence of evil suggestions will be stressed in the Christian Science lesson-sermon to be read on Sunday.

Bible readings on the subject of "everlasting will include a warning by Jesus to "Fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in Sunday Rov. Raphael Kamel will install the new officers of St. Lukes Catholic Church Altar Society at the 8 a.m. Mass. A breakfast will be held at El Chicos later.

Officers include (seated L-R) Mrs. Joseph Szatkowki, president; Mrs. M. M. Tappen, parliamentarian; Mrs.

Richard Copple, third vice president; and (standing L-R) Mrs. Thomas Brock, first vice president; Mrs. Allan Bresowar, treasurer; and Mrs. Russell Trifovesti, second vice president. Others include Mrs.

Donald Allen, secretary, Mrs. Roger Murphy, sacristan; and Mrs. Charles Waggoner, public relations. DAILY NEWS PHOTO Family life conference starts at Woodridge The first in a series of family life conferences at Woodridge Baptist Church will begin with a western barbecue dinner. Rev.

Jerrel Gaddy, a marriage counselor at CoKordia Counseling Center in Dallas, will speak to adults at the banquet tonight on the theme, "Helping Your Child Face His He will be meeting with various groups throughout the weekend as well as preaching for the 9 and 10:30 worship services Sunday. For eight years prior to ioin- ing the staff at the center, Rev. Gaddy was pastor of the Cockrell Hill Baptist Church. He did his undergraduate work at Wayland Baptist College, Texas Tech, and Baylor University. Rev.

Bob Herod, pastor of the Woodridge Church, invites anyone interested to attend special services on the Christian home. Coffee home opening The sign of the fish goes up at the Ikthua Inn Coffee House at Second and Jefferson streets as high school students gathered Thursday for the grand opening held Friday evening. The sign was donated by E. C. Karnayas, vice president, Textool Products Inc.

Co-chairman of the sponsoring group is Joseph Raven (L), with Irving area students Tony Mexia, Jerry Ray Pitman, Calvin Waltman Julia Raven, Paul Prarson, Sharon Lynn McMeans and Lonnie Vallance. The Psalrmmen Tommy Foster, Jim Williams, Billy Smithers, and Paul Fields, The Psalmsmen, will be featured at the Indoor Camp Meeting Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Union Bower Assembly of God, 1306 N. Union Bower Rd. Several other singing groups will be heard at the singing.

Everyone is welcome. Christianity, Buddhism and Islam all began in Asia, as did Hinduism, Judaism and Taoism. Coffee house opened The Ikthus Inn Coffee House had its grand opening Friday night amid fulfilled expectations of success. Joe Raven, coKjhairman of the inn, speculated that if such success continues, the inn may be forced to find larger accom- odati(His than the Irving Community House at Second and Jefferson, where it is presently located. REV.

JERREL GADDY SOUTH DELAWARE CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVING YOU AT: SUNDAY 9:30 a m. itudy for ati 10:23 o.m. MorrMiig Wonhip m. Youth V.Mting 6:00 p.m. Eveninq Worfhip m.

Chriition work Groupt TUESDAY 9:43 o.m. Lndiot Clou WEDNESDAY 7:30 m. for oil Nursery open for all services with 100 S. Deloware rofessional attendants on duty. BL3-1174 WEST SIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 2300 W.

PIONEER I'iUu-'sir 9:00 A.M. WORSHIP A.M. fQY W. lAYTON fVANGEllSI WHERE THE AUTHORin OF CHRIST IS RESPECTEOI IRVING FULL GOSPEL BAPTIST CHURCH The Christian Church IN IRVING (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) Sunday School Morning Worship Sun.tvuning Wednwidoy Evening o.m. 10:45 a.m.

7:00 p.nu 7:30 o.m. 302 W. 6th of O'Connor Rd.i Rev. J. Paul Milli Poftor 146-2391 or 254-007S FIRST CHRISTIAN KARL M.

PARKER, D.D. PASTOR Church School 9:40 A.M. Morning Worehip 10:50 A.M. Junior, Youth, and Adult Fellowship Groupie 5:00 p.m. Worship and Sharing Sossion 6:30 p.m.

210 E. 6th St. BL3.2900 IRVIN6 NORTH CHRISTIAN DON WILSON FfIN PASTOR Church School 9:45 A.M Morning Worship 8:30 A.M. 10:50 A.M. Youth Fellowship (September May) 2901 MlacArthur Blvd.

BL5-5463 "The Irving Apostolic Church" Invites Yout The Church thot Began on the Day of Pentecost, Acts 2:38 Still Saves Sunday School 10:00 Worships 11:00 Sunday night 7:30 Wednesday night 7:45 3300 W. Shodygrove BL2- 6152 Rev. R. T. Mallory WESLEY EVANGELICAL METHODIST CHURCH S32 N.

STORY BD. Sunday iith Youth 6:66 pin Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Mid-Week worship 9 Prayer Wed. 7:30 p.m. I MAY KNOW Phil.

3:10 Not AffiUated with Notional Council of Churches Invitation strength Mijr JUJU for every challenge. Jesus says, "Come Unto Me And I will give you (Matt. 11:28) YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP 2nd Annual Bible Soulwinning Conference May 4,5 Dr. Lee Roberson Rev. J.

R. Church guest speaker Special Music Crestview Baptist Church 115 Parch Hill Rav. Milton Pastor Every visitor an honored guest the contunl chrjpc oF SUNOAY WfONilOAl I W.riM Mum 41am TMURtOAY lU a WarF 00 4 TUfVOAT 19 a taSi.Y Oati crhwiHf 7 1 0 HI II till inlnnh JiV EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Bibio Study Worship Young Fooplo 9 o.m. 10 00 a m. 3 00 m.

IRVING BLVD. EAST 6th St. QL4-1312 Mid 7 30 m. with Attandant) EvAning Worthip MINIfTIR KINO BUCHANAN 10. OIRICTOK JIM BTANLIV CHURCH OF CHRIST 1202 N.

BELT LINE ROAD SERVICES 9 o.m. SUNDAY BIBLE CUSSES 10 o.m. SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES 6 p.m. SUNDAY 7:30 p.m WEDNESDAY 10 o.m. WEDNESDAY UOiES CUSS 252-2711 3 ible dliutcl) RIISSIl MINISTER Firtt AAorning Worthip 8:30 AM.

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