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ANTIQUE SHOW--The 28th annual Antique Show and
Salesponsored by the women of the Prince of Peace
Epis€opal Church, Main Street, Dallas, will be held on
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Wokship Services for
Holy Week have been
annognced by the Rev. E.
Trueksville United
Methedist Church.
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On ®Maundy Thursday
there® will be a com-
munien worship service
at 7a30 p.m. Harry
Trebilcox, director of
music, will present his
oWacomposition ‘‘Henus
Défi” (0 Lamb of God).
Also featured will be
Heden Ralston, alto,
Mawion Mihalko, flautist
and Linda
pianist.
There will be a 7 a.m.
Sunrise Service on
Easter; sponsored by the
United Methodist Youth
Fellowship, as well as
worhsip services at 9 and
10:30 a.m. Church School
On
Easter, music from
Contata NO. 15 by J.S.
Bach and from Oratorio
Judas Maccabeus by G.F.
Handel will be featured by
the Chancel Choir. The
Wesleyan Choir will also
sing at the 10:30 service.
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dffing the morning
wilt ship service, Hunt-
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ofes Silver” Easter
Owdreach offering.
Judas’ 30 pieces of
siffer was the price of his
béfrayal of Jesus Christ.
love and loyalty to Jesus
Christ. It enables many
vial ministries to
chaldren, young adults,
amd mature adults.
Children will be provided
with food and clothing so
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they will be able to attend
Mission schools.
Recently, Miss Hannah
Culp, World Outreach
chairman, told of her trip
to Nepal in the late 1960’s
and of seeing the tuber-
culosis hospital there that
provides vital services to
many peoppe. This is just
one place that local
money helps to support.
The offering is placed in
small ppastic bags and is
received by the children
in a wheelbarrow during
the sermonette on Easter
Sunday morning.
and Easter
schedule has been an-
Orthodox Church in
Dallas by Fr. W. Basil
Stroyen.
Thursday, April 3, at 6
p.m., the reading of 12
selections from the
Gospels which relate
specifically to the days
immediately prior to the
including His experience
in the Garden of
Gethsemane, His Via
Delorosa, the scene at the
foot of the Cross, His
death upon the Cross and
finally the result upon the
physical aspects of the
.environment.
Twelve special candles
will be lighted at the
beginning of the readings,
one will be extinguished
after each reading until at
the final reading the
Church will be almost in
total darkness.
Friday at 6 p.m., a
service will be held
commemorating the
Entombment of Christ in
the grave of Joseph of
Arimathea. The tomb has
been decorated by Mrs.
William Ostrum.
Following the placing of
the Shroud-Plaschanitza
in the tombs and the
singing of the Lamen-
‘tations, guards will be
posted at the tomb. They
‘will read from the Book of
'
Acts almost continuously
from Friday evening until
the midnight services.
Saturday at 11:30 p.m.,
the services for Easter
will begin. Matins
followed by the Divine
will terminate with the
blessing of foods in
church. The fast is broken
with this blessed food.
From midnight until
Ascension on May 15, the
greeting of Orthodox is
“Christ is Risen.”
Easter Vespers will be
served with the reading of
the Gospel in at least six
languages. The readers
face different directions
when they read to
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“Proclaim the Risen
Christ to all corners of the
world.” ; :
The week following
Easter is called ‘Bright
Week.” There is no; .
fasting during this week.’
“Christ is Risen.”
The Easter Sunrise
Service of the Lehman
United Methodist Charge
will be held at 6 a.m. with
The Rev. Jeffrey Rarich,
pastor of Maple Grove
and Loyalville as the
preacher.
The regular Easter
services are 8:45 a.m. at
Jackson, 10 a.m. at
Idetown and 11:15 a.m. at
Lehman.
The Charge-wide Holy
Thursday Communion
Service will be at Idetown
at 7:30 p.m., April 3.
The Back Mountain
Clergy Association will
sponsor a Good Friday
service from noon to 3
p.m. at Prince of Peace.
On April 3, Maundy
Thursday service will be
held at 7:30 p.m. at the
Huntsville: Christian
Chureh. - Public is cor-
dially invited to attend
this very special and
meaningful candlelight
service of Holy Com-
munion, Bible readings,
meditations, and special
music presented by the
choir. The congregation
enters and leaves the
sanctuary in silence, as
they remember the Lord’s
last supper with His
The musicians of “Word
and Music” will appear
again this Easter at the
Victory Baptist Church of
Lehman, now holding
services at the Lake Silk-
worth Fire Hall.
The concert will feature
a blending of the classics
and the evangelistic
hymns of the season. It
will consist of soprano
solos, tenor solos, duets,
piano solos by Norman
Smith as well as trombone
solos.
The musicians are
Jeanne Benderman
Williams, soprano soloist;
A special gTenebrae
this evening at 7:30 in
Mount Zion United
Methodist Church will
open the weekend of
Easter services for
members of the three
United
Churches that comprise
the Carverton UM Charge
at Carverton, Orange and
Mount Zion, Rev. Dr.
Allan J. Cease, pastor,
has announced.
A special Good Friday
children’s service will be
held tomorrow morning at
10 at the Orange UM
Church. Members of the
Disciples.
On Friday, April 4 the
youth of the Huntsville
Christian Church will
sponsor an Easter egg
hunt at the church from 3
p-m. to 5 p.m. for
youngsters up to and
including the third grade.
This event will be held in
the church in the event of
inclement weather.
Beginning at 9 a.m. on
Saturday, April 5, and
continuing through 9 a.m.
on Easter Sunday, April 6,
Huntsville Christian
Daniel R. Williams, Jr.,
tenor soloist and
evangelist, pastor for 27
years and now engaged in
a musical evangelistic
ministry; and Norma
Whitesell Smith, active in
music circles in Wyoming
Valley. The daughter of
an evangelist she is
familiar with the classics
as well as the great
hymns of faith.
The “Word and Music”
formed in 1976 has
produced several albums
and traveled extensively
in the Eastern’ United
the three United
Methodist Churches that
comprise the Center-
moreland UM Charge for
a special Three Hour
service Friday from noon
to 3 at the Center-
moreland UM Church.
Schedule of Easter
services for the three UM
Churches of the Carverton
UM Charge will be held as
follows: at Mount Zion at
9; at Carverton at 10, and
at Orange at 11. Church
school on Sunday morning
will be held at 10 at Mount
Zion and Orange, and at
to hear book review
The Dallas United Mrs. Thomas Cease will
Methodist Women will review the book
hold their monthly ‘‘Parables of Jesus:
meeting at the Church Glimpses of the New Age’
Tuesday, April 8, at 7:30
p.m. Mrs. Clifford Garris
will preside at the
business meeting.
by Neal F. Fisher.
Hostesses will be Mrs.
Ralph Brown and Mrs.
George Hess.
Russell Stover,
Church will be par-
ticipating in a 24-hour
Chain of Prayer. The time
between 9 a.m. and 9:30
a.m. on Easter Sunday
will be an opportunity for
the entire congregation to
observe a half hour of
silence and unite together
in prayer prior to the
morning worship service.
During this 24-hour period
‘someone from the
congregation will be at
the church at all times to
participate in Bible
States and the Carribean
Islands.
Easter services at
Victory Baptist are
sunrise service by youth,
7 a.m. at the new building
site across from Lehman-
Jackson Elementary
School on Market Street in
Lehman; Sunday School
and morning service, 10
and 11 a.m. in the fire hall
at Lake Silkworth:
evening services, youth at
6 p.m. and evangelistic
fire hall. at Lake Silk-
worthy. as
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11 at Carverton. a
Rev. Dr. 'Cease’s ser-
mon topic for Easter
“Who Has
Word?”
The Last
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reading and prayer.
As the Lenten season
comes to an end the Chain
of Prayer gives members
an opportunity to reflect
on the true meaning of
Easter.
Miss Elma Major is in
charge of setting up the
time schedule - for the
participants in this prayer
chain.
Friday
services
A special Good Friday
service tomorrow evening
at 7:30 will open the
Easter observance - ser-
vices at Northmoreland
Baptist Church in Cen-
termoreland, Pastor
James, May has an-
nounced. Communion will
be administered at the
service tomorrow
evening.
Sunday morning at 7,
members of the Nor-
thmoreland Baptist
Church will join for an
Easter Sunrise service
Sunday morning at 7 at
the. Falls Union Chapel.
Breakfast will follow.
Sunday School Hour will
be Sunday morning at 10,
followed by the Morning
Worship Easter service at
11. Youth Groups will
Sunday. evening at 6:30,
and an Evening Gospel
Service will follow Sunday
evening at 7:30.
The Lehman
meet Monday, April 7, a
7:30 p.m. :
The Idetown
Administrative Board will
meet at 7 p.m., April 10.
~The “Values in the 80’s”’
discussions at Penn State
will begin on Tuesday,
Churches
Good Fri
The Maple Grove and
Loyalville United
Methodist Churches and
the Sweet Valley Church
of Christ will be par-
ticipating in joint Good
Friday services. Rev.
Dave Carnes and Rev.
Jeff Rarich will conduct
the service, and the choirs
April 8, at 7:30 p.m. at
Hayfield House. Cable
Neuhaus of the University
of Pennsylvania will
The Lehman United
Methodist Women and
Men's Bible Class will =
sponsuvr a Ham and Egg
Supper on Saturday, April
12. :
from Maple Grove and the
Church of Christ will
present special music. | =
Rev. Carnes will speak on
the ‘topic, | It «Is;
Finished.” i .
The public is cordially
invited to this service at
7:30 p.m. on Good Friday
at the Church of Christ in
Sweet Valley.
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