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4B* OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC Thursday, August 12. 1976 w * AY*»'*MrAY' f ..-r-V*' » •es-vvi-e** + Y' •**•"• *fr Vi k ^vw-.feTf English Synod sets up shop in Livonia By MARGARET MILLER The new English Synod, a Lutheran organization that may eventually include many congregations across the country that have found themselves in conflict with the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, curently is a home in Livonia The building housing the denomination is the former parsonage next boor to Faith Lutheran Church. 30000 Five Mile. And when the Rev Harold Hecht and his secretary moved in last month, deserting their former headquarters at 23001 Grand River in Detroit, it marked one more step in the long dispute over doctrine that has rocked the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod in recent years. A final step, said Mr. H^cht, who had just come from a convention at River Forest. III., in which the English District of the synod had voted to begin dissolution of its ties with the parent organization and revert to the independent synod status it had known before 1911. "I feel the battling is over and we can get on with our work." he said in the vacated parsonage that will house the splitoff organization for now "Now." he added, "it becomes the great coocern of every congregation to come to grips with the issue and decided on its future affiliation" , tU-L* THE MOVE TO LIVONIA, he sad. cajne at the invitation of the board of trastees of Faith Church, one of three Livonia congregations that had moved earlier this year to leave the Michigan district of the LCMS and affiliate with the more liberal English district. The parsonage was available because Faith's associate pastor was leaving The invitation, said Mr Hecht. "made me feel God really provides" "I had gone to the convention knowing I would have to resign." explained the clergyman He had been president and executive officer of the English district but was removed from office April 2 in a dispute over ordinations "I really didn't know where the office was going to go. The vote to seek independent status was 2% to 75. and electing to stay with the Missouri Synod were one vice-president and one member of the board of directors, so the district is continuing. CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 41355 SIX MILE ROAD NORTHVILLE. MICH. 48167 Ministers Irving M Mitchell. Patlor Edgar R Cook. AssistantjPasior John M Shortness. OCE SUNDAY SERVICES CHUPCHSCHOOL 945 11:00 A.M. Special Guest- REV. ROBERT KRI8T Missionarv—Spain 7:00 P.M. MRS. HELEN SCHNEEMANN Vacation Bible School-Closing Service Nursery Provided lor all Xctivities 348-9030 LIVONIA ASSEMBLY OF QOD 33015 W. 7 Mile 474-5405 I 522-9209 DanielOeKonty. Pastor Sunday Services 10 A M 11 A.M. 7 P.M. Family Night 7:00 P.M. BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 8900 Middle be*t North of Joy Rd GA 1-9140 261-1957 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A.M 10:35 A.M. 6:30P.M. Wednesday Service 7:30 P.M. Psstor J.J. Traub ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (Redford Township) 10000 Beech Dety Seed Between Plymouth and West Chicago .837-3170 Sr. MMeler-Wm. O.Wafer Aeeec M Meter-Oevtd k Kesfci Dtr. ef IS—sHss She ere a CeereM Minister el Mweto-ftwth Hadtoy Turner Morning Worship A Sunday School 9:30 a.m. iNurse'vCare Wi* Be Provided) NEWBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Asm AfSer YreM I 422-0149 RSV. WILLIAM RITTIR, MMater NSV. JOHN PSMHS, AaeeaMM MbsMar Director ÎduceMon Swnmer Worship 8 Church School Hour ttM FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of Garden City 8443 Merriman Road Morning Worahip 9:30 A.M. Nursery and Toddler Care Children's Hour Program for 4 year oM thru 8th grade 2SSS1 leaaH Defc-der. I SM 834-4887 834-7878 10:00A.M. Church School 10:00 A.M. Worship Service (Nursery Provided) i J.LI The Rev. Harold Hecht, president of the new English Synod of the Lutheran Church. (Staff photo by Bob Woodring) "Other are taking over in our office in Detroit, but we can begin the work of the new synod from here " THE FIRST STEP, said Mr Hecht. wio for the present is serving without salary 1 . will be determining which of the 227 Lutheran congregations that had comprised the English District will become part of the new English Synod. "Some will not." Mr Hecht said, "either through inertia or because they prefer tjie more conservative doctrine that has dominated the Missouri Synod under its current president. Dr. J. A. O. Preus. "But delegates from three congregations indicated at the time of the convention they had made the decision to separate no ASSEMBLIES OF GOD UNITED METHODIST matter what happened at that meeting, and we expect many more will' do the same." The Rev. Roger Schleef, pastor of Faith in Livonia, said his congregation would meet early in the fall to make a decision on its future affiliation "We had a strong majority when we voted to affiliate with the English District, and our board voted unanimously to rent the parsonage to the English Synod." he said, "so that may well be indicative of the feeling at Faith." FOLLOWING the convention. Mr Hecht said, a booklet was prepared by the English Synod, outlining the reasons for the decision to leave the Missouri Synod and the steps for congregations to follow in involving themselves with the new group. This booklet is now being distributed, he said. It explains reasons for the action of convention. going into the dispute that has involved the firing of a president of Concordia College in St. Louis. Mo. because he was accused of approving the teaching of false doctrine, and the subsequent formation of a Seminary in Exile, or Seminex. It Was the matter of ordaining graduates of Seminex that led to the removal from office of Mr Hecht and several other district presidents. Also included in the book is a history of the group of churches that in 1911 was known as the English Synod, different from Missouri Synod churches in that they used the English language rather than German. These churches tended to have a somewhat more liberal view from a doctinal standpoint, even after becoming part of the Missouri Synod 75 years ago It was this difference that made the synod a central part of the doctrinary dispute that began after Preus took office, and in the last couple of years it has received a number of congregations formerly in geographical districts, including three in Livonia—Faith. Holy Trinity and All-Saints. THE DISPUTE in the Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod is a doctrinary one. Mr Hecht said "I've heard the comment that we are Bible-doubters and that the dispute is over such matters as whether one should believe literally that Jonah lived inside that whale," he said "I've never known a Bible-doubter There would not be a split over a small matter like the story of Jonah "The point worth splitting over is our belief that the word of God is supreme. The Bible needs interpretation and the individual must find his own understanding of the Holy Spirit. "We cannot accept limiting interpretation and understanding with Dr. Preus* 'Statement of Scriptural and Confessional Principles' and directives from the Missouri Synod." He pointed to a paragraph in the new English Synod book listing as one of the reasons for separation the fact that "the theology of 'A Statement of Scriptural and Confessional Principles' continues to dominate the Missouri Synod." The book states that the statement "is non-Lutheran and borders on nocvChristian because it established criteria other than faith in Christ for salvation-dangerously close to suggesting that faith in the Bible is essential for salvation." MR. HECHT said the new synod probably will stay in the Detroit area, where he owns a home, and will concentrate membership development in the Great Lakes area and Canada, while also welcoming English District congregations from all over .the country and congregations from the Michigan and other geographical districts. "An important part of our program," he added, "will be seeking to be in fellowship with other Lutheran churches, those in the American Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Church in America "We'll have a convention later this year and. unlike recent Missouri Synod conventions. it will be a joyful one There will be a small amount of business and then celebration. We have a lot to celebrate " St. Paul sets vacation school Bible learning and other activities will be on the program during the vacation church school Aug. 16-27 of St. Paul United Presbyterian Church, 27475 Five Mile. Livonia. Children from three-years-old to those in fourth grade are welcome to the program, the theme of which will be "Christ is our Shalom." Vets picnic Members of Michigan Palatyzed Vets of America Inc. will enjoy their annual picnic Saturday. Aug. 14 at the home of Don Lapham in Brooklyn. Mich, near Irish Hills. Cost will be $4 per family JybciR invitation to CDonsteip* CEPT OUR INVITATION To Attend Our Beautiful New Sanctuary Fully Air Conditioned Join Us In Sunday School & Church this coming Sunday 10:15 and 11:00 a.m. Renaissance In Concert, a group of 13 young people 7:00 p.m. Rev. and Mrs. Harry Held Remember—Jesus loves you and so do we! TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF OOD • 2100 HANNAN ROAD, WAYNE, MICH. North of Michigan Ave. Edward W. Rekner, Peetor Serving Wayne. Westland and Canton 721-6S32 UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD 42021 Ann ArborTrail. Plymouth David H. Krist. Pastor 422-6000 Home Church--453-4530 10:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 6:30 P.M. EVENING WED. 7:30 P.M. FAMILY NIGHT NURSERY PROVIDED AT ALL SERVICES PLYMOUTH UNITED METHODIST w MINISTERS Samuel F Stout Dwayne Lee Ksieey Frederick C. Vosburg SUMMER SCHEDULE Morning Worship Service Nursery Care, Church School (pre-echobl) 0:30 A.M. 453-5280 453-5285 ST. MATTHEW S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SSSOOSli Mils Read 422-8038 SUMMER WORSHIP 9:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOLS 9:30 A.M. Nursery Available William D. Rickard, Pastor CHERRY HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 321 Ridge Rd. Can lettTwp. So. of Cherry H H Rd. Rev. Leeward Ritzier 488-81 28 Sunday School 9:30 a^n. Worship 11:00 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH (IN AMERICA) EPIPHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH Lutheran Church in America 41390 Five Mile Road 4S3-SS07 (One Mile West of Haggerty Rd) Fred Prezloeo, Pastor 453-1191 Worship July thru August: 9:00 A.M. Nursery Provided CHRIST THE KING 9300 Farmington Road 421-0749 Tr>« Rev John A Root 464 2906 SUMMBR BCHEOULS SENV1CCS • A.M. HOLY CROSS 30650 West Si < M.ie Pastor William C Lindholm 427-1414 464-3908 Worship Church School and Nursery 9 30 and '1am St. Michael Lutheran Church James Gaiiimore Eiemer.iary School Sheldon Rd near Jo* Bd m Canton Twp 455-8123 Paaior noeen Scnecht Wo'Sh.p Service lOOOam Sunday Schoo' 11:00 am ST. JOHN'S 13542 Mercedes. Redford 538-266n (1 block E. of Inkater, 1 block S. of Schoolcraft) Robert G. Johnson. Pastor Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. Worship; Sunday School; Nursery provided for pre-school children 11:00 a.m. Worship BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH 35300 Eight Mile Rd . Farmington Hills EINOM.TUORI. PASTOR 474-2579 Worship & Sunday .School 10;30 a.m. - Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches WISCONSIN LUTHERAN Radio Hour WIID AM 109C Sunday 10:00 a.m. leLht Si Pawl* I*. I veteran Church 17S18 Ferminften M . • Psaior wmfred Koetpm 291-9759 Worship Services 9:30 4 1100 a.m. SiMday S afteef M l e.m. in Ptymemh . Si Peter's 8*. Lutheran Church 1941 Pemtfcstan Avenue Pastor Leonard Koenlnger 453-3393 Worship Services 9 snd 10:30 am. Sunday School 9:19 em. Lois Parti St. LMItersw Chore* 14798 RMeeh Pes tor E dwar d Zstl S32-9955 Worship Services 8:30 and 11 a.m. aunoey School 945 a.m. Be. Pastor Jscfe A. dcAuaer 42^-9119. OMne Worship ~ 9 JO AM. r a.- fcv to ' ' .• r. W t* »- •±£ y j'-rf *>-». CHURCHES OF CHRIST KENWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST 20240 Merrimen, Liven la South of 8 Mile Road 471 *222 Oar rail I Dean. Miniater SUNDAY aeavicia Bible School 9 45 A M Morning Worship 1100 A M Christian Hour on WBFG 145PM Evening Service 6 30PM WIDNBSDAY Hour o< Power 7:30 P M MEMORIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST (Chriatian Church) 35475 Five MUe Roed-421-S722 MARK McOllVWE* Minister CHUCK tMMEPT Youth Minister Bible School (for all ages) 9 30a m Morning Worship 10 43am. Evening Worship and Youth Meetings 6 30p.m. LIVONIA 15431 Merrlman Rd. SUNDAY WORSHIP 10:50 a.m. 4 8:00 p.m. Bible School 9:45 a.m. Wed. 7:30 p.m Worship Wayne Baker. Minister 427-8743 GARDEN CITY 1657 Middlebeit Rd. SUNDAY WORSHIP 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Bible School 10 a.m. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Worship Hobari E. Ashby. Minister 422-8880 or 251 -1884 See Herald o1 Truth TV Channel 20 Sunday 9:30 a.m. Call or Write for Free Correspondence Course IHRLSTIAN SCIENCE w r s R T C H F S2ie 33321 Grand Phror Sunday Serve s 10 30 a m Sunday School 10:30 a m. Wednesday vemog T estimony Meetmg - 8 00 o m Child Care Room New Reedfc 1 Room location 32121 Grand River Mond sv-Saturdav 10 00 a m -5 00 p.m. F idayEve 7.00 p m-9:00 p.m ALL ARE WELCOME FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 8CII NTIST, PLYMOUTH Hi )0W Ann Arbor Trsll 10 JO a m tO)Oam Sunder Serwei Sondey Senooi Reading Boom Mon Sat Fri €«e nng Tetlmoniei Mee»«Q too P m Child Cere Room Locaton '0 Forest Place Mas to 00 a m -S 00 p m roo-eoopm AIL AAt WELCOME FO URTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIINTIST 24400W Seven Mile (nesr Telegraph) 1 I0UR8 OP 81RVICB / 11:00 A.M. AJ SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00AM. / h ursery Care Provided • - WEDWESDA Y TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS 8PM APOSTOLIC APO 8TOLIC CHURCH OF JESU8 CHRIST 993 N. HOLBROOK, PLY. 455-4061 334-6040 P 19T0R C. T.GRAY Sunday 8ch ( 10:00 A.M. Sunday Evai igeiiattc 7:00 P.M. Wed. Eve. B ble Study 7:00 P.M. "74. t Om 7 * &*4 ' Matt. 16-18 « T — \ \ Saint Andrews, Livonia 16360 Hubbard Road 421-8451 Sunday Worship Holy Commion 8:00 a.m. Family Service 10:00 a.m. Saint John's, Plymouth 574 S. Sheldon Road 453-0190 8ATURDAY HOLY EUCHARIST 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY HOLY EUCHARI8T 9:30 A.M. ST. DAVID'S GARDEN CITY 27500 Marquette (Nr inksier > 427-3820 SUNOAY HOLY EUCHARIST SUNDAY FAMIiy WORSHIP HOLY EUCHARIST MORNINO PRAYER 8 00a m 10 00 a m 'st 4 3rd Sun 2nd 4 4th Sun ST. MARTIN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 24699 Grand River Avenue Oet'oit Near Seven Mile Roed Rev Robert L Miller Rerfor SUNOAY SERVICES-8:00 ft 10:00 A M CHURCH SCHOOL & NURSERY 10 A M Ca/' office for further information sflUMfr Holy Spirit, Wastland 34645 Cowan Rd. East o> Wavne Rd . . 261-8480 The Rev. John H. Hayden. Vicar 9:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist and Sermon AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHRIST LUTHERAN 14350 Wormer Poad Redford Rev. Jerry Stroud Worship Service Nu'serv P'cv'dod CD m X o * O X Z X —1 m m O X > ACACIA X x u SCHOOLCRAFT 9:30 A.M. TIMOTHY LUTHERAN CHURCH. ALC SS20 Wayne Roedet Joy 427-2290 George A. Fleischer, Pastor WORSHIP SERVICES 848 A.M. ft 1S4S AM. Sword ol the Spirit 34583 W. 7 Mile Rd. 478-3818 W. Dickinson, Pastor 464-6635 10:00 a.m. w Cleasee lor all ages begin in September. SISTER MARY HAROLD Felician is treasure Sister Mary Harold Lopata. the Livonia . delegate to the Sisters of the Congregation of St Felix of Cantali tt (Felician Sisters) was elected to the position ot treasurer general of the organization during the XVII General chapter meeting held Rome. Italy A former elementary and secondary school teacher, Sisteir Mary Harold assumed the office of business manager at Madonna College in 1967 and held this position until 1970. The surroundings of Rome will not be new to her in her new position since she resided in Rome for thêe years during her employment as sec :reiary re to Msgr. Joseph J. Doheny. judge of! the Sacred Roman Rota In 1973. Sister Mary Harold returned to the states and accepted the office of assocaite principal at St Florian High School. Hamtramck. and served until her promotion to the position of principal of the school and superior of the sisters at St. Florian Convent. In 1975. Sister Mary Harold was elected delegate to the chapter and took an active part in the proceedings at Rome. Three other delegates. Mother Mary Columbine. Sister Mary Emebta and Sister Mary Clarentine represented the Sisters of Livonia Province. Sister Mary EsteHe accompanied the delegates to assume the position of secretary at the chapter meetings. •LUTHERAN! (MISSOURI SYNOD) South Livonia- ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN 8850 Newburgh Road Rev. David Paap 427-9575 Worship 9:30 A.M. East Livonia- FAITH LUTHERAN 30000 Five Mile Road Rev. Roger Schleef 421-7249 Rev. David Hodgson Worship B:30 and 10:30 West Livonia- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 39020 Five Mile Road Rev. Fred Balke 464-0211 Rev. James Spllos Worship 0:00 and 10:30 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 5885 Venoy N. of Ford Rd., Weettend 425-0260 Ralph Fis^îer Pastor Divme Worship - 8 4 11AM Bibie Class 4 $ S • 9 30 AM LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RI8EN CHRIST Anr. Arbor Hd a'McCltimpâ (1 mile West of Sheldon Rd.) 453-5252 Worship 8 |00 & 10 30 a m B'Die C'assft S S 9 a m ORTHODOX ST. Ml IC ORTHOD X CHURCH 28355 W Chicago Rd Redford Twp 48239 937-2120 Rt Rev Michael E Barna. Pastor Divine Liturgy-Sunday 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy-Holidays 10:00 A.M. Saturday Vespers o: HAEL'S Sunday School-Sunday 9:45 A.M. Come and Worship with Us! REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA CHURCH OFTHESAVIOR 38K)0 Five Mile Rd. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 A.M MORNING WORSHIP 9:30 A.M ^ tl Jf; •» • s " Chinese Bible Skjdy-1sN -1st & 3rd Fri. 8 P.M. 464-106J 10*2 Rev. Ronetd Va» Der W Were, P Rev. Needy Yap, Mbrtslsr , txt27!
Heinzman plays organ iui Music by Bach. Brahma. rranck and others will be played by Davis Hetoanan Jr. at an organ'recital at 7:30 pjn. Sunday. Aug. 15 in the First United Methodist Church of Plymouth, 45201N. Territory Heinzman has been interim organist this summer at the Methodist Church. He is also subsUtute organist for St Paul Lutheran Church in Northville. and hps played in Cross of Christ Lutheran Church to South Lyon I In September he will begin his duties as organist and choir director at St. Andrew CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH WINGS OF TRUTH • WMUZFM103S 5 30 a.m ft 8:00 p.m. C JB DAVID L. HEINZMAN JR. I : " •...•'••• |k '• •"' ;v ' ,r ' r "' v '"' ' '"'- M ' r '"' '' v ' ' r:>:t •'? i'- -^' r '••'*••'-v • •"• *vtV%; .* v»v . -• j.-.r.,.,V Lutheran Church, Bloomfield Township. A June graduate of Northville High School. Heinzman will enter the University of Michigan this faU as a student in organ performance. He has studied privately with Steven Egler. former organist at the Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church. A doctoral candidate at UM. Egler has accepted an appointment to the Central Michigan Uiiversity music faculty. At the concert Sunday evening, Hemzman will perform on a Zimmer organ, an instrument of 28 ranks and 1.510 pipes. "A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind' R sERvicrs Y 9 ijBiBL-P SCHOOL »i 00 WORSHIP 1 9 00PM EVENING EVANGEL Church Buletin a. y TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOO, 2100 Haman, north of Michigan, in Onion Township will host a group of 13 collegeage Christian musicians who call themselves Renaissance, in concerts at 10:15 ajn. and li a.m., Aug. 15. The group sings patriotic numbers, contemporary songs, spirituals and old hymns. They incorporate puppets into several humorous numbers to present a different view of familiar Bl>le truths. Renaissance has recorded under the Tempo label, and one of their afcums received a special merit award from Billboard Magazine. The concert is free and open to the public. UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH; 42021 E. Ann Arbor Trail. Plymouth, will also welcome the Renaissance singers for a free concert to the church at 7:30 p.m.. Aug. 18. At 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Aug. 15, the church will feature a concert by Merrill Womach, whose voice has been compared to that of Mario Lanza. The theme of the event is "He Restoreth My SouL" FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH, 701 W Church, will have as its guest speaker the Rev. Richard Dunkelberger at 10 a m., Aug. 15. Dr. Dunkleberger, currently director of Presbyterian Village in Redford Township, is the former pastor of Rosedale Gardens United Presbyterian Church. Livonia. He is a graduate of Western Michigan University and McCormick Seminary. His topic will be "The Long' Way Home." Maintaining the "Biblical" family in an age when such a unit is becoming a "defunct institution" in America can be one way of preventing further erosion of American society, says a Michigan State University professor. "We're at a crossroads in America." curriculum research specialist Ted Ward feels. "U.S. political events have demonstrated our potential for becoming a nation of slippery values, and we can keep slipping or recognize the alternatives of Biblical values." The professor of education explained flouu \nufcation tc 43065 Joy Road PLYMOUTH 453-6749 455-0022 l?lifinoulli .» justi'd (fiowitUf diiirdi CENTRAL BAPTiST TEMPLE 670 Church $t 456-7711 Plymouth THt FIRST CHURCH IN PLYMOUTH 4*000 «0«TM TtNSrtONMi. AOAD nVMOUIMMCMOAM «•< >0 4S42J00 .1 mssarssto' Sr>«c)o't j SUNDAY Dr. Stan Jenkins Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Morning Service .'.10:30 A.M. Sunday Evening 6:00 P.M. Wednesday Service ?:00 P.M. * Fundamentale Soul winning e Buses • Nurseries c ^/nt>cA Sunday School K40A.M. Morning WorsNp 1ip0AM * Bvantng Worship ft30 P.M. DNESD AY rouMPsa Family Night 7 00 P.M. Nursery si S« sorv«*» •OMCOY1RTNSDIPI BEREAN BIBLE tSSTf AMI AiberTi (.''lAaiMM tAietMa A frayne o e BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. e MORNIN* WORSHIP . ^11:00 A.M. e EVENING 8IRV»Ce .....1.^:00 P.M. e WEDNESDAY SERVICE.... 7:00 P.M. W.Y.F.C 1620 A.M. SUN ^8 00 A.M. FAMILY NIGHT Wtdimdty 7:00 P.M. Air CorxJltorUng Nurstry at all Adult Sarvfcaa UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH 236 MIDDLEBELT. GARDEN CITY. MICHIGAN • PASTOR: ROGER STOMBAUGH * 421-2373 EVERYONE WELCOME -AN OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY CHURCH" Sundey School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship i...11:00 A.M. Evening Worship .... 7:00 P.M. Wednesday 7:30 P.M. W.M.UX 101.5 FM SAT. 1.-00 P.M. INOIPSNOIHT FUNDAMENTAL Community Baptist Church 2S117W Warraa Qardan City ra.JamaaB. Allan. F i School.. r Morning teMoe. Cjfui e Cluirili i )ejn. , 11:00 Sjn. of JLii'oniu 28440 Lyndon Office 425-6215 MV.CUItHY THOMAS, PeeHjT'i A.M. Primsry Church 1100 A.M ChufchServioe 1100 A.M. JunforChuroMIOOA.M «venk>g Sarv^catrOO P.M. t / Thursdqr, August 12, 1976 OBSERVER at ECCENTRIC *5B, 1 Renaissance, a group of 13 college-age musicians, will hold several concerts in the area soon. Two of them will be this Sunday in Tri-City Assembly of God, Canton Township, Another will be on Wednesday in United Assembly of Qod in Plymouth. Family life is changing FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FAF Richard Duncan, Pastor - Phone FARMINGTON ROAD SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. EVENING SERVICE 6:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY ...7:00 p.m. BIBLE CKNTIRID FUNDAMENTAL SOUL WINNINO CHURCH BETHEL BAPTIST 29475 W. Six Mile, - r H.L. Patty Psstor 525-3664 or 261-9276 CALL FOR PRKI TRANSPORTATION that a Biblical family, valued by Chris- tiara, consists of parents who regard mar- riage as a lifeb ng bond and who regard children as a n ejjponsibility not a nuisance, "Research has suggested that this kind of unit plays a ital part in teaching moral values." he not ed "The family is the building block of so< ;ietv. and even one family r can make a diff< erence. I see no effective substitute for t le family as the center of moral developrti lent for the child." DR WARD OBSERV ED that American secular societv is moving more toward C v D o R s t e f p MINGTON 474-0350 INOf PSNOSNT BAPTIST Bt*LE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a.m Morning Worship 11:00 s.m Evening Servlca 7:00 p.m Wadnaaday S arvlca 7:30 p.m NEWS RELEASE Sunday, Augusts 10:00 a.m •" Vhst WH Hsppan In Heaven W tso Jeaua Comst In ths Air" 11:00 a.m. " ha NamaAbovaEvaryNsma" 7:00 p.m. Mi steal Conosrt Featuring Ron Petty st ths Keyboard "J CUrcL DU one U e, t J s4boul People me Jfaitb paptisitCburcl) of llibonta seats CURTIS LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 4S15J (2 BLKS. WEST OF MIDDLEBELT) TELEPHONC: 9tt-1f r Sunday Softs* Ml A.M. -Sunday 'arsMK 11:00 A.M Sunday Bventaf: 70S P.M. Ws«ns»«sy Pr KOBIMS ... Study: 7J0 P.M. ORVILI XTA.CHOMBR.P PravMed Join us as we go varaa by raraa through the Bible MAIN STREET ' BAPTIST CHURCH Athhatad mih tcutharn laptiit Coiwantton . •411 Msn« Slraai Plymouth * 4S3-47SS Tha Raw. M. Thwvan. Paatar 7M-73SS . Sunday iohoot fc«5s.m. Momma Worship 11.00 SJh. Baptist Training Union 6:30 p.m. Evening Wonhip 7:30 p.m. Wadnaaday Servlca 7S0 p.fn. DEAF MINISTRY CHRISTIAN CHURCH* (Disciples ol Chnst) LIVONIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH W.il.am M HaSs. Mmistar jssrs r mas Rd. 47SM7I CHURCH SCHOOL SJ4SA.M. MORNINO WORSHIP 11KW A.M. P1LLOWSHIP " 1»:OeNOOH SEVENTH DAI ADVENTIST ^tVKtdUTH SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 4295 Napier Rd between Warren A M-14 v Plymouth 455-3590 Saturday Services Bible Study Class ........ .\u.. 9 30 am. Sermon 11 :OOs.R\. 1 • -• LIVONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Aitiiiatad wi th $ out ham tapnit Convention 32940 Schoolcraft 422-3763 2 Blocks East of Farmington Road Paitor Elvln L. C lark Sunday Schooji 8:45 a.m. Moming Woranip - 10:45 a.m. Baptist TrsinMg Union 6 p.m. Evening Worsnip Hour 7 p.m • Wadnaaday Sjrviea 7 p.m. IHDRCH OF GOD LIVONIA CHURCH OF QOD 1SS27 MMdlabatt Rd. Rav.iarvf R. Vaunt ol 10 am Morning Wo »hip £y»mng Sa« v ee .. , Wsd. Night.. ............. 47S-460I 11am t p.m. i - 1 1 IHftrMia Pe*H Anderson. Ind > 11771 Net rburgh Rd. et Plymouth Rd. Rev. Tom 1 mlth f 464-0990 9:30^ i.m. Sundav Service 5 Morning Worship 6:301 >.m. Ever.lng Service v. • •V "fluid marriages" not expected to last a lifetime with less parental responsibility for childrearing. "Our society is providing more and more elaborate ways to make the schools responsible for providing for children's health and nutrition, determining what kind of learning is vital and defining their goals and values." he said "When the schools take over responsibilities that were formerly family responsibilities. it's unlikely the family will resume them again." he added. Immunize Death and crippling are good enough reasons to have your child immunized For information about immunization cal the Metropolitan Detroit March of Dimes at 864- 6000 Getting settled New-town dilemmas fade after a WELCOME WAGON call. As your Hostess, t's my job to help you make the most dl your new neighborhood. Our shopping areas. Community opportunities. Special attractions. Lots of facts to save you time and money. Plus a basket of gifts for your family. I'll be listening for your call. i • IN OAKLAND OOl NTY CALL 961-7750 IN WNKCOl NTY CALL 425-5060 283-8333 WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church of Livonia Farmington Road & Six Mile Road 4??-1150 Worship A SOndey School iiif V 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. "WALKING IN THE SPIRIT" Dr. Bartlett L. Hess ' 7.00 p.m. PRAYER THAT DOES NOT REACH AROUND THE WORLD IS TOO SHORT" Rev. William C. Moore Wed. 7:30 p.m. HOUR OF POWER Nursery Provided for all Activities 9:30 a.m. Broadcast WBFG-FM 98.7 Air Conditioned Sanctuary ROSEDALE GARDENS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hubbard at West Chicago 422-0494 WORSHIP 8:30 s.m. & 10:00 a.m. ' I'd Know You Anywhere" Robert M Taylor CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 a.m. Classes lor Handicapped + Pastors Music Robert M Taylor Donald R. Elly Shirley E. Harden Steven Spoon ST. TIMOTHY . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH People Caring For People 10:00 A.M. Farpily Worship Service i Nursery Carei NEWBURGH RD iJust South o' Si* Miiei Rev. E. Dickson Forsyth Minister John Roberta Music i Cnoir Director Call 464-8844 ¥T. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 27475 Five Mile Rd (at Inkster) 422-1470 WORSHIP and CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES 10:00 a.m. Nursery Care "EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT HEAVEN, BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK Robert G. Cox preaching W.F. Whltledge. Charles M. Webster and Robert G. Cox. Ministers PLYMOUTH FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 701 Church St. >453-6464 Philip Rodflers Magee. Minister Theodore D. Taylor II. Associste Henry J. Walch. Emeritus WORSHIP SERVICE 10:00 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. Age 5 thru 4th grade innovative contemporary . meaningful 10:00 A.M. WORSHIP 4 CHURCH SCHOOL 459-0013/453-1664 CENEVA UNITED P RES By! Mil** Rev. Jeffreys. NORTH Of FORD R0. Goldsmith CAWTON TOWNSHIP CHRISTADELPHIAHS APOSTOLIC LUTHERAM CHRIST ADELPHIANS 36518 PsrHdsIa 1 blk. South of Plymouth off Levan SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:30 A M Your Children Are Welcome w«.«t om' m*o*»i M.c» «r?ji OKITED CHORCH OF CHRIST IMTU CMIffCN Of CMOT w' Oakland at Qrand Râr f armmgton ^••Hla* h*|nm.| «m a.m. VaasUp 9aavtaa 9i99 em. Owf«I.Ofn«,GS« ftMO Par«mad»OSl.O**7 CsrIH. T • P1RST APOBTOLIC LUTHBRAN , . CHURCH 203 25 Haiataad Road Fsrmlngton HIHs 474-S700 . Raymond H. Tukkl, MinMsr 474-0654 SUMMIR SCHIOULI Morning Worship Evening Worship ' 10.00 A M. 7:00P.M. Song S » Third MMTdSg ofaeehmonih OWTT 24640 Flva Mil* 4*1-17*0 Sunday 9:16 & 11:00 AJ*. Olal-Prayar 261-2440 Iv'
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