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THE SUN Nov. 20, 1982 B-13 retreats conferences FOURSOUARE Ml! Philippines and Ni religion calendar HEALING CONFERENCE The Power WO" 1636, 870-4564 or (213) 833-256 HEALING SCRVICE HHMl service sponsored bv I Chapter, with meditation bv the Rev Rooert Wallace 4 3 Church, 51 W. Olive, Redlands information: 792-4397 thanksgiving RETREAT FOR RECOVERING ALCOHOLICS Interdenominational retree' for recovering alcoholics, conducted by a team of counselors including a priest, Dec. 10-12. Ok) Mission San Luis Rev Retreat Center, San Luis Rey.

Write 10 OW Mission San Luis Rev, P.O. Bo 409. San Luis Rev, Calif. 92068. Information: 1714) 757-3659.

MEN'S FELLOWSHIP San Salvador Roman Catholic Men's speaker Father Philip Behan, 9-11 a.m.. Nov 20, San Salvador Ron 7th and streets. Colton. Information 825-0573 or 825-6433 CHILDREN'S LITURGY WORKSHOP WorKshoe on preoaring children's liturgies tnd children's rengious education led by Ather Dick Milliard Bever 8 30 i.m.-4 p.m.. Dk.

4, Aquinas High School, 2772 Sterling San Bernardino Information: 8W-8351 CHILD ABUSE Series on special issues Child Abuse continues 8 30 a.m.-5 P.m., Dec. 2, Jan. 13, Feb. 3. March 3.

Apr 7. May 12, June 2, Divine Word Seminary, 11316 Cypress Riverside. Information. 689-4858 PARENTING CLASSES Classes on parenting taught By Jerry Coooer, student at the International School of Theoiogy continue with "Tips for Single Parents," Nov. 21.

"Special Problems Discussion," Nov. 28, "Answers lor Desperate Parents," Dec 5, "Tying it All Together," Dec 12, all classes t-45 a Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, 340 Evans San Bernardino salesauctions CENTENNIAL BANQUET Centennial banquet Wowed ov "we 'o' program on me Hfe 0 First United Church for adui's 6 Fellowship Had, First United Presbyterian Cnurcn, 1900 St San Ben S5. adults, S2.50, children. COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING Cornmuniiy ThanKsoivino jtrvice lor (II MM, 7:30 p.m., Nov 24, Our Lady of me Rosary Roman Camolic Camedrai, 25m ai Arrowhead, Sao Bernardino RELIGIOUS SCIENCE THANKSGIVING SERVICE Thanksgiving Eve service, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 24, Golden Avenue Church of Religious Science, 2404 Golden Ave San Bernardino Information 883-7171 THANKSGIVING DINNER Be Ye Thankful" Thansgiving dinner, 4 p.m., Nov.

21, Fellowship Hall, Central Christian Church, 1696 N. St San Bernardino. Information: 813-6512 TRINITY LUTHERAN THANKSGIVING Special Thanksgiving service with sermon tjv Pastor Martin Greunke, 7 30 p.m., Nov 24, Trinity Lutheran Church, N. at streets, San Bernardino. Information 882-2W ALL-CHURCH FAMILY DINNER All-church family Thanksgiving dinner, after the morning worship wervice, Nov.

21, Del Rosa United Methodist Church, 3350 Del Rosa San Bernardino. Information; 887-4118 THANKSGIVING POLKA DANCE Thanksgiving Polka Dance, sponsored bv the Pope John Paul II Polish-American Society lor benefit of Polish Relief Fund, with music by Polka Family Band, 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m., Nov. 20, St. Thomas the Apostle parish hall, 37 74 Jackson Riverside. Information: 780-0431 or 684-8173.

CHD grants given to area agencies Throughout the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino this Sunday is Campaign for Human Development Sunday. That means that each parish in the diocese will take up a special offering to support the work of the national anti poverty agency. Last year the diocese raised more than $41,000 for the campaign. Ten percent of that money was used for projects in the area and 75 percent went to fund other CHD projects throughout the nation. In 1981-82 CHD gave $6.6 million to 195 anti-poverty projects.

One grant for $50,000 went to the Casa Blanca project in Riverside, a program designed to help high school drop-outs and provide mental health services. In October CHD announced it was giving a second grant of $40,000 to Casa Blanca and an additional grant of $40,000 to the Riverside-San Bernardino Domestic Workers Center based in Riverside. CHD. a 12-year-old organization sponsored by the American Catholic bishops and funded solely through Thanksgiving offerings taken up the Sunday before Thanksgiving each year, approves CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE Christmas boutique to benefit Sacred Heart Roman Catholic School, 9 a -5 JO P.m Dec. 5, Sacred Hear! Pastoral Center, 115 W.

Olive Redlands. Information- 794-6445. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Christmas baiaar with handmade gifts and decorations, homemade baked goods, candies, tellies. 9 a.m. -4 pm Nov.

20, Our Ladv of Lourdes Roman Catholic School, 5303 Orchard Monlclair Information 624-2747. GARAGE SALE Hoiv Rosary 8m Grade and Church Improvement Garage Saie, Nov 20 and 21, Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral, 25th at Arrowhead, San Bernardino Information: 882-7)73 or 883-6332 religion briefs Personal Growth Day today More than 1.700 people are expected to attend the sixth annual Personal Growth Day for the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino at Riverside Raincross Square convention center today. According to Mary Lou Grimmett, chairperson for the event, that number is more than double the attendance for 1980. The Rev. Phillip F.

Straling, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino, is expected to be back from the National Conference of Bishops meeting in Washington, DC. in time to convene the meeting. He is scheduled to start the day by leading the group in a morning prayer service at 8:30 and then to celebrate Mass at 3:30 p.m. The main address of the day will be given at 9 a.m. bv Dr.

Gloria Durka, associate professor of religious education and theology at the Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education at Fordham University in New York City. A variety of workshops on psychology, time management, prayer, church life, social justice, and the rcle of women in the church will be held from 10-11 30 a.m.. and again from p.m. Some of the workshops ill be held in Spanish and there will be signing for the deaf at all services. The dav will close at 8:30 p.m.

with a prayer service and reflections led by Father Bob Mdler, Jm I 2 THE SUN Nov. 20, 1982 Television iContinued from BIO sports features, exercise shows, some drama along with direct preachmc and teaching programs and a children's show called Sunshine Factory. Eventually. Allen said, the national commission aims to provide a tdul of 12 hours of programming a day Along with niuc ing its own shows, he said, the commission will also draw on independent producers and partu ipate in cooperative efforts with the three major networks as it does now. "We're trying to keep 25 percent direct religious teaching and about 75 percent family Allen said.

"We are also in a stream of training local people in programming skills," he added, because cable producers have learned that "people like to see themselves on television." So. ACTS, which calls itself "a station you can trust," plans to cover local events everything from high school football games to Fourth of July-parades using trained people from local Baptist churches or schools. "We have a built-in natural resource with 35,000 congregations." he said. "We're Tying to put electric arms on the local church." CRASH SURVIVOR Mrs Floy Heck, survivor of 1977 Canarv island plane crash in which 581 people died, speaking at an inspirational breakfast tor men and women sponsored bv the Arlington Foursquare Church, 9 am Nov 20 Victoria Room. Riverside Inn, 1150 University Ave Riverside.

Cost J4.50. information and reservations 689-6785, 688-1788, or 354-7177. feast days holy days tt GREEK ORTHODOX FEAST DAYS Unless otherwise noted, times for feast day services are as follows Malms, 9 a.m.; Religious Education, 9 a Divine Liturgy 10 am, Great Vespers, 11:15 a.m., Evening Liturgy, 7 p.m., SI Prophet as Greek Orthooon Church, 1035 Inland Center Dr San Bernardino. Information 885-6213. Feast ef the Presentation ol the Hetv Theotokes to the Temrte Matins, Religious Education, Divine Liturgy, Nov.

21. Thanasglvmg Day, Feast Day at SI. Katharine the Great Martyr Matins, Divine Liturgy, Nov. 25. Feast Day at St.

Stephen the Younger Matins, Divine Liturgy, Nov. 28. Eve the Feast Day of St. Andrew the First Celed and Apostle Evening Liturgy, Nov 29. YOUTH FOR CHRIST PARADE Youth for Drill Parade 'ollowed by rally sponsored bv the Church of God of Prophecy.

10-11 30 a.m.. Nov 27. beginning at 9m and streets and continuing to Colton High School Auditorium, Colton Information; 1714 948-3184 special events concerts PERSONAL GROWTH DAY Personal Growth Dav tor me Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino, Nov. 20, Ben Lewis Halt. Raincross Square, Riverside.

films DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN Father Thomas Meacher speaking at the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women 9:30 a Dec. St, Catherine of Alexandria Hall, 7050 Brockton Riverside Information: 392-8826. JOY OF ASSOCIATING WITH WOMEN Maryann Mayo speaking to the Methodist Men ol Redlands on "The Joy of Associating with Women and How to Treat Them 6 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Olive at Caion, Redlands. Information: 793-21 11. LEO STEADY Dr Leo Steady, director of Development and Public Relations of David and Margaret Home, La Verne, speaking to the Susannah Fellowship of Redlands First United Methodist Church, 7:30 P.m., Nov 22, home of Kathy Tilson.

Information 792-2118. GREATEST HEROES OF THE BIBLE SERIES "Samson and Delilah" and 'Joshua at Jericho," 7 30 p.m., Nov. 20, The King is Coming Auditorium, 9700 Pepper Colton. Information: 825-2767. your cfurch or orttniution wishes to have in KJhUHm nciuden ws director piease send the kmwkm information written torr to The Sun, JW TV 0 Si San Bernardino Caif 92401 Name 0' the event, address ot the mace where it will take once name ot the spotnonne organiiation.

date and time and a Phone number which can oe catted tor further information The deadline tor such announcements is me Aednesda prior to the Saturday they win run. BOB JONES UNIVERSITY ENSEMBLE Bob Jones University Ensemble, presenting Gospel music and hymns, 7 p.m., Nov. 30, Berean Bible Church, Sterling at Pacific, San Bernardino. Information: 886-3929. PACIFIC COAST BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE CHORALE Pacific Coast Baptist Bible College Chorale, 10 a.m., Nov.

21, Immanuel Baptist Temple, 45 Michigan Riverside. Information: 784-1100 JUNE WADE AND COUNTRY CONGREGATION June Wade and Country Congregation, performing country and Gospel music, 6 p.m., Nov. 28, Highland Assembly ot God, 26597 Base Line, Highland. Information: 862-3230. Staff photo by Hal StooItU Jimmy R.

Allen fitness IMAGINATION FIT FOR THE KING "Fit for the King" litness class led bv Mary Golden, 9 a.m., Mon Fri Highland United Methodist Church, 27S55 Base Line, Highland. No cost. Child care provided for donation. CHURCH OF CHRIST Services held at ST FRANCIS CHURCH Sterling Citrus Aves. SUNDAY 11 AM 5:30 P.M.

Arthur Atkinson, Minister 825-5390 ST. FRANCIS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Stirling Citrus Aves. San Bernardino 862-3104 SERVICES: Sunday 8 8:45 a.m. WednesdBv 7 m. dance Thurs, p.m..

Mon Colton. Child care provided. Information: EXERCISE Ladies class, a.m. First Baptist Church, 170 W. SI.

825-3670. CHRISTMAS DINNERDANCE Christmas Dinner Dance, sponsored bv Highland Congregational Church, Dec. 17, San Bernardino Country Club. Cost: J15 per person. of the NAZARENE Sierra Way at 16th St.

9:30 A.M. BIBLE STUDY 10:50 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 6:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP G.A. Rusbford Pastor Reading The Sun everyday helps you develop and expand your imaginative mind.

The best of everything. everyday. t4jbcf1b to education THE SALVATION ARMY 746 W. 5th St. Sunday Services Sunday School 9:45 Worship 11:00 Evening Service 5:00 FITNESSIZE Exercise to music in a worshipful atmosphere led bv David Nieman, director of the Fitness Laboratory at Loma Linda University continues a.m., Mon -Frl through Dec.

10, Gentry Gymnasium, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda Cost: J15 for all 48 classes, information: 824-4594. JUDS-ERCISE Exercise to music beginning with devotion, a.m., p.m., Mon. and Judson Baptist Church, 1406 E. Pacific San Bernardino. AEROBIC DANCING Aerobic dancing, Tuesdays and Fridays through Dec.

2, Highland Congregational Church, Palm at Atlantic avenues, Highland. Cosl: $60. Information: 862-4127. WITH MEMORIAL rMUSCH Of (ODIN CHRIST 1M6W 11ttt, SBdno. 884-1617 Mar Hortfy Johnson, Ratter Sun.

School 9:30 A.M. Morn. Worship 11:00 A.M. Y.P.W.W. 6:30 P.M.

Eve. Service 8:00 P.M. Directed by Fahari Jeffers. the Domestic Workers Center is'an offspring of a similar center in San Diego, a center which also received help from a CHD grant. The aim of the center is to organize domestic workers so that they receive fair wages, decent working condit ions, sick leave, vacation pay, and job security.

Most of the workers are employed as maids, homemakers, orderlies and hotel and nursing home workers. In order to qualify for a CHD grant, a group or organization must show that its program is attacking the roots of poverty. For example, a CHD grant would not be given to a rescue mission providing food and lodging for the homeless. Instead it would be given to a project designed to help the homeless help themselves. "It's very important because it fills the gap, the gap being the ultimate program to help the poor back out of the cycle of poverty," said Monsignor Michael Nolan, diocesan CHD director.

Local CHD grants (last year a little more than $10,000) are given be a committee of people from the diocese. Last year they supported such projects as the Migrant Workers Project in Temecula, the Red Mountain Prospectors Corp. (a senior citizens project) in Trona and a local portion of the Casa Blanca Project. pastor of St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church in Rialto.

Bible exhibit at Loma Linda A special collection of historic Bibles will be exhibited through November in the library of Loma Linda University, La Sierra Campus, in conjunction with the nationwide observance of National Bible Week. The show, composed of manuscripts and monographs drawn from the library's main collection, traces the history of the Bible in modern European languages, with emphasis on the development of English-language versions of the scriptures, according to Anne Spradlin, library assistant in charge of reserve books and designer of the show. Scattered throughout the library are five display-cases full of original and facsimile editions of such historic Bibles as the Gutenberg Bible, Tyndale's original English New Testament, a 1755 edition of Martin Luther's famous German translation, and the best-selling book in the history of printing, the King James Version of 1611. The LLU-La Sierra library is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday; 8 a.m.

to 1 p.m., Friday; and 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE Lecture on "Christian Science. Unlocking the Treasures ol the Bible" by Christian Science lecturer Andre Piol, sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist, Redlands, 10 a.m., Dec. 12, Glenn Wallich Theater, University ol Redlands, Redlands.

Information: 792-1289. ADVENT WORKSHOP Advent workshop led by young people of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, p.m., Nov. 28, St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 785 N.

Arrowhead, San Bernardino. Information: 889-3609. President (Continued from B-10) disarmament if we could have some guarantees that Russia would comply." On the issue of abortion, however, the Southern Baptist position is clear. "1 think abortion is a spiritual matter. 1 think that is a moral issue that Southern Baptists would have to oppose," Draper said.

"I really think that we'll see a modification of the Supreme Court ruling (the 1972 Roe vs. Wade decision ruling abortion legal up to the sixth month of pregnancy! before very long." Known for being concerned with "saving souls" or working to see people become Christians, Southern Baptists have been slow to get involved in social issues, such as hunger and poverty. But, Draper said, that is rapidly changing. "Conservative Christians are more involved in social issues now than they've ever been," he said. "I think all of us realize now that we have to be involved We've got to somehow be a part of the solution." Of course, Southern Baptists are convinced that solution is found in the Bible.

However, Draper said, there is a "greater sensitivity to applying the Bible We can't talk about how much we believe the Bible unless we see something." So, for example, the Southern Baptist Convention has increased its hunger relief funding from a little mure than $10,000 four years ago to more than $2 million in 1982. On the political scene, Draper said that while many Southern Baptists support the Rev. Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority, that group and others like it have no formal support from the denomination. While it's important for Christians to bring the Bible to bear on social problems, Draper said his main concern is that the church does not give up on what he sees as its No. 1 task spreading the Christian message of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

"I personally feel that while we must be involved with the political process we must not become preoccupied with that," Draper said. "I realize my main job is to preach and to win people to Christ." RELIGIOUS SCIENCE B0 27216 PACIFIC AVE. An mtondnl Bib TMChlng Mlnlttry 45. SUNDAY SCNOOl 11 oo am MORNINC SERVICI 6:00 p.m. EVENINC SERVICE 257O0 Pacific Avenue (Corn ot Sterling) Pm ftanod CMnrtww.

Mln SM 3W 1 1 A St. Paul's United Methodist Church 8th Arrowhead Worship 8:45 A.M. Church School 9:00 A.M. Worship 10:00 A.M. "TWO KINGDOMS MEET" Dr.

Robert B. Davis, Preaching HIGHLAND 864-2710 Sunday 1 1 lOO a.m. Dlai-a-Prayer 864-4032 HV. ROBIRT WOOD ERNEST HOLMES-FOUNDER FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Worship and Church School at 10 A.M. lames C.

Huffstutler, Stephen C. Brewer, Loren Filbeck 1900 San Bernardino 882-3308 Child Care Umlable hMchair Accra All Are Welcome Mt. View Open Bible Center presents FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ) 1001 ARROWHEAD AVE. WORSHIP 8:20 10:40 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PROGRAM 10:30 YOUTH GROUPS 7:00 "DOES EVERYBODY NEED SOMEBODY WORSE OFF?" Frank Hamilton, Preaching NURSERY CARE PROVIDED HIS LOVE REACHING" SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 1 140 W. Mill San Bernardino, Cal.

HEALING DEVOTIONAL SERVICES SPIRIT GREETINGS Sun. at 1:30 p.m. and Weds, at 7:30 p.m. CHILDREN'S LYCEUM SUN. 1.30 P.M.

PASTOti REV. ANNA FRANZ 825-6926 NSAC FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 736 North I Son Bomordlno Sunday Sorvlco 10:00 a.m. Sunday School ifcOO a.m. Wednesday Meetlna 8:00 p.m. Child Care Provided Lotion Sermon, "SOUL AND BODY" Reading Room 4S9 West 4th Street Mon.

-Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Sat. 10a.rn.-l p.m. YEAR-END CLEARANCE Convention by SONLIGHT Sunday Nov.

21st 10:00 A.M. JESUS IS LORD .3933 N. Mt. View, S.B President Reagan to re i ROY A. VAN BERKUM PASTOR ll onunuea iruiii d-iw churches.

Crews said, are consider his support of the tuition tax credits pro CHURCH OF CHRIST 1354 Mt. View Avenue SUNDAY: Bible Classes lor All Ages 9:5 A.M. 10:45 A.M. Evening 6 P.M. WEDNISDATi Bible Studies.

Singing and Prayer 7:30 P.M. MINISTER BOBBY WlTHERINOTON Dial-a-Bible Message (714) 865-7000 ouflbwt rYM (Jfttw) AI.C the business as efficiently as we can." The convention even approved an $8.5 million budget with little discussion. Just over half of that money goes to support the state convention and its 21-member staff based in Fresno, another 25 percent supports International and national missions causes and 17 percent goes to help oper posal, which would grant tax credits to parents with in the Inland Empire Magnolia Avenue Baptist Southern Baptist Convention elected a woman as president last week, both Crews and Zinn said that was not likely to happen in California. The biggest controversy of the week was a discussion of how to raise the money to refurbish a Southern Baptist camp in the Stanislaus National Forest called Jenness Drlr uiantpri to HEALING WATERS ASSEMBLY 820 Ivy Larch Colton 825-2258 50SO No. Sierra Way, San Bernardino 882-50 1 3 they are concerned about the moral tone portrayed on TV.

Though it did not call for a boycott of any particular sponsor, the resolution did ask members to spend their money with sponsors who support "wholesome" family programming. The nuclear weapons freeze, which drew a great deal of attention from the Roman Catholic bishops' conference, was not even mentioned at the convention. Nor did the convention address the is children in private and parochial schools. in Riverside, Immanuel Baptist in San WORSHIP SERVICES 8:30 and 1 1 a.wi. SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M.

Nursery Care Provided SCIENCE OF MIND The Golden Avenue Church of Religious Science REV. JOHN LEVY "GOD'S WILL FOR YOU" Sunday 11:00 A.M. Healing Services 2404 N. GOLDEN SAN BERNARDINO 883-7171 Member of Reliffiou Science International Bernardino, and Calvary Baptist Temple in However, a resolution ir, cnnnnrt nf Prpsidpnt SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. WORSHIP 11:00 a.m.

SUN. EVE. SERVICE 6:00 p.m. REV. SATTERFIELD THANKSGIVING SERVICE WED, 7 p.m.

Lilian to KMA 1570 AM dally Mon. thru Fri. 12I3 in. THE BEAUTIFUL GERICO ACRTLIC PORTABLES SEVf NTH DAY BAPTIST U1UKU1 14th Street at Lemon Street, Riverside 686-0545 From Rtv. Frwy.

Oft 14th 2 BlooKs Watt Alton L. Wheeler, Pastor 10:00 a.m. (Saturday) Morning Worship Service 11:15 a.m. Sabbath School for All Ages The Frlendtv Vine Covered Church) Redlands. In fact, he added, the Southern Bap ill Reagan's proposed con-ctitntinnni ampnflment in EREAN CHRISTIAN STORE ate California Baptist college in Riverside, the only 100 FINANCING Jofti i Mary Wolfe tist Convention is now the third largest religious fund the improvements thrnueh the Cooperative suring the place of prayer in thp nuhlic schools was Pastors The most complete selection of Christian materials in the Inland Empire.

BOOKS BIBLES GIFTS MUSIC 11161 Santo Antonio Dr. Colton 824-7200 (Mt. Vernon-Washington exit off Riverside Frwy) on approved credit body in the state and has shown a 25 percent mem Program, a state pool of funds rlnnated bv the COn- kept from the convention bv the state convention's Pay at little at $75 per mo. or ask for our CASH DISCOUNT I 1 HIGHLAND EVANGELICAL bership increase in tne past 10 years. 40-member executive board.

According to FREE CHURCH ctTNTlAV WfinsHTP SERVICE NOW sue ot aDortion on ae-mand, a practice that most Southern Baptists strongly oppose. CHURCH OF CHRIST (uptown) 3690 NORTH STRUT, S. BONO. BIBLE CLASS 9130 A.M. WORSHIP 10t30 A.M.

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(Bill) Jelly, Minister 793-23 1 1 "HlftAiO Of TRUTrT CHANNEL 9, SUNDAY lOlOO A.M. Accorciing 10 uon nep-burn, state Southern Bap- lJ Crews, who was chairman of that board until he was The Regency USl cuiiuiiuuH -auuns ui-rector, the general as- state-run soumern Baptist college in California. (Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in Mill Valley is one of six seminaries in the United States operated by the national Southern Baptist Convention.) Hepburn said that the annual meetings had quieted down considerably after the state convention's 40th anniversary twn vears aeo. "Mavbe elected president of the convention, that resolu women in the ministry HiI nnt mQlro it in a I vention's member churches, while others wanted to draw the funds from a state missions budget. Finally, the 1,362 voting messengers or delegates voted to fund the repairs with money raised in excess of the state missions budget of $185,000.

"There seems to be a now tonnr in thp attitude by GERICO tion was kept from the assembly because the of resolutions without MEETING AT SAN ANDREAS HIGH SCHOOL CORNER OF CENTRAL AND PACIFIC IN HIGHLAND WORSHIP 9:00 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. "FREED, BUT WHAT DO WE DO NOW?" WALKING THROUGH THE RIBLE SERIES Chuck Miller preaching SAN ANDREAS HIGH SCHOOL For The Whole Family OFFICE PHONE 864-4192 board felt it would be too divisive. i vote. While a Southern Baptist church is free to ordain anyone it chooses male or female, Southern Baptists generally be-Hpvp that wompn should Southern Baptist church ic a tit minm All rpnlll- i The assembly also passed a resolution asking tions are not binding but thfv dn rpnresent the sen- TCV FRIDAY Pm 7:30 PM -BIBLE CLASS I SATURDAY 0 9 4 7 30 PM -FILM OR CONCERT In SUNDAY Wlm .1 9:30 AM MORNING WORSHIP tft I- 2 3:00 PM PROPHETIC RALLY ICSSl SCI Phone: 825 2767 for subjects.

lpal Dr. Eitep on TV: SEI 11 10:00 AM Channel 40 Sunday Hear Dr. Estep on Radio Sunday I I KNTF-FM 93.5 Upland. Calif 7:00 AM I I KDIG 1240 AM San Bernardino, Calif 8:00 AM I I 0700 PEPPER AVE. COLTON, CALIF I SAN BERNARDINO FREEWAY PEPPER AVE.

OFF -RAMP Vii MILE NORTH THE BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 2282 E. Pumale 862-4322 (Between Sterling ArdenH Block North ot Highland Continuing the hiatoric Prethyterian tradition in doctrine and practice SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICE 11 a.m. 6 p.m. WED.

SERVICE 7 p.m. THANKSGIVING SERVICE NOV. 25 10 a.m. Rev. Glelle H.

Odendaal, Pastor we've come of age," he said. i timents of the churches on a number of issues. members to let television networks, television sta not be allowed to preach and serve as pastors. Although the Virginia state of the messengers," Hepburn said. "We come for inspiration and to handle standard features include: Redwood skirting Insulated cover Sculptured edges Custom controls Dual level seating 45 sq.

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Ellen is a city-girl, used to the finer things of life in her Baltimore home. Theirs is a hilarious, and yet moving story as the audience shores both the triumphs and the tragedies of their life together. Gerico traditions of design and quality in a completely self-contained acrylic spa. Again, the best of both worlds are combined in elegant sweeping lines and energy efficiency. Pastor: Dr.

Jack Teechout IE bpay Neuter Vaccinations Hospital Care Pet Home Finders-Sales (Fee Charge) Boarding RENAISSANCE BAKERY ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF OUR NEW RETAIL STORE AT 757 N. MT. VERNON, SAN BERNARDINO Offering specialty hearth baked french breads and rolls. California sour-douwh breads-Indian sweet and rye. Also, our unique Brown Serve "pan rolls in 3 delicious varieties.

FIRST CHURCH 863 North Mt. View San Bernardino 9:30 a.m. WORD STUDY Rev. Dale Hundsdoerfer presents "THE SPIRIT GOD IN ACTION" To all adults in the chapel 10:45 a.m. Paator Lldatrand'a THANKSGIVING MESSAGE "GRATITUDE" Music on the Harp and Vibraharp 6:00 p.m.

Celebration of Pralae Choruses on the big screen Thanksgiving Music Inspiration in Testimony the separation of church and state, the assembly passed a resolution asking Players to perform WRIGHTWOOD The Wrightwood Community Players will perform Neil Simon's comedy "Come Blow Your Horn" Nov 20 and 26-27 at Wrightwood School's Tom Thome auditorium. Curtain time for each performance is 7.30 p.m. Reserved seats are $3.50 and general admission is $3. Tickets may be obtained by calling (619) 249-3663 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Monday through Saturday. ouse ictorki Community Church OPEN 9-6, SAT. 9-1 CAM RA1.SOM A 1141 W. C0LT0N REDLANDS or 889-6689 FONT ANA OPEN OPEN SAT. 25' OFF WITH COUPON (, HENLEY, PASTOR 34784 YUCAIPA YUCAIPA, 797-1178 Sunday 8:15 a.m.

Morning Worship 10:55 a.m. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 6:00 p.m. Evening Worship Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Bible Study Nursery Available At All Services Full Children's Program All Ages Richard D.

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ROB ZINN Pastor REV. JIM HARVEY Assoc. Pastor REV. DANNY MARTINEZ Minister of Music BILL LOGAN Minister of Youth MARTHA TAYLOR rj Dir. of Children's Education Featuring an outstanding cast, including: WAYNE VIGNEAULT as Thad Tyson DEBBIE VIGNEAULT as Ellen Tyson SHARON CONDlTTai Irmo FRANK GORE as Elmo JUNE BOWLUS as Agnes DARREU BROWN at Edward JIM ROWE as Garfh KAREN SENDTasbeth BECKY BUTLER at Pritcilla SCOTT TRACY at Abe WENDY KENT as Little Millie THE CHICKENS as themselves TWO FINAL PERFORMANCES Tonight (Saturday) 7:00 P.M.

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