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Pfiga 8 Henderson Home News, Henderaon, Nevada
Thursday. July 18,1986
Henderson Home Newa, Henderson, Nevada Page 9
Lutherans hear 'Cliosen as His own!
News of our churches
Our Savior's is 'affiliated with
The Rev,Jkmald Roscntrator
and the cRgregation of Our the Lutheran Church, Missouri
Savior's Lutheran Church invite Synod, which also sponsors "1%
you to worship with them on Sun- Lutheran Hour" each Sunday jjit
day beginning at 10:45 a.m.
8 a.m. on KVEG, 1410 on your
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Sunday school for all ages radio.
begins at 9:30 a.m. Holy CommuTune in each week for the "Gojil
nion is celebrated on the first and News."
We have a telephone prayer
third Sundays of each month.
Out^avior's is located at 59 chain that is open to all.
If you have a prayer request,
Lynn Lane, just off Basic Road
and may be reached by calling please call Marilyn Nauenburg at
565-6246 or 565-9154.
565-8103 or the church office.
This week Pastor Don will speak
on the theme, "Chosen As His
Thought for the week: "Love is
Own" taken from Ephesians, the hammer that will break the
chapter 1, verses 3-14.
hardest heart."
Community Baptist set Church anniversaryi grand opening
The G6mm unity Baptist Church
will celebrate 19 years of service
and growth in Henderson, Sunday
July 28.
The church will also host the
grand opening of a new sanctuary
and education building, 245 Foster
Avenue in Henderson.
A special worship service and
church dedication will be at 11
a.m.
VISITING MISSIONARIES-Candace B. Walters, left, and Brenda Ogden, right, spent
the week as missionaries for the Spanish Baptist Mission. Candace is from Laurel,
Mississippi, and Brenda comes from Monroe, Louisiana. They are spending their summer vacation from college as missionaries for the Baptist congress.
ago under the leadership of the
Rev. S.P. Parks.
The Rev. Parks will be returning to preach and worship with his
former congregation during their
week of celebration.
The Rev. Roberson says the congregation is continuing Parks' influence of a church filled with
fellowship,
worship
and
friendship.
Residents of the Clark County
community are invited to visit and
worship at Community Baptist
Church.
tion a las 7 p.m.
Esta semana del 13 al 20 de
Julio la Mision hispana cuenta con
la asistencia de dos misioneras de
verano de Louisiana.
Ellas estau llamando a los
hispanos en la communidad por
telefono y vistandolos para
animarlos a tomar parte en la Mision Bautista en servir y adorar
a Oioa
La mission se congrega en el
edificio doe detras del templo principal de "First Southern Baptist
Church." 240 ChoUa Street,
Henderson.
Hispanos pueden Uamar a los
telefonos numeros 564-7977 o
564-1347 para informarse acerca
de otras actividades durant la
semana o para lograr transportscion in el microbus de la mission.
Dr. R. Ducon Jennings will
A coffee and punch fellowship
preach a sermon entitled "Sheep follows morning worship.
without Shepherds" based on
There is a family prayer
Mark 6:30-34 in which large breakfast at 6 a.m. every Wednescrowds keep following Jesus, who day at the Eldorado.
has compassion on them.
You are invited to attend.
Worship is at 9:30 a.m.
A nursery for preschoolers onThe church is located at 625
ly is provided.
Westminster Way behind Morrell
All other children are expected Park. J
to attend the regular worhsip
^e ofHce phone is 565-9684.
service.
Come and worship with us.
'Wliat does it mean to be a Cliristian?'
Bondley returns to Methodists
P&stor George Bondley will return to the pulpit on Sunday, July
21 at the Henderson United Methodist Church.
Bondley has been in Kansas City for five weeks attending St. Ruj]
School of Theology.
\
Sunday School is at 9:15 a.m. for youth and adults; worship is at
10:30 a.m. with a fellowship period following.
Members are meeting in rooms 14 and 15 at St. Inter's Church, 204
South Boulder Highway, while construction is completed on the
Methodist Church.
'Sheep witliout siiepiierds' to be lieard ^^zz'r,^^:!SX^'''^°^'^'-'-
Hispanics hear' God's Spirit
needs to lead'
*Godb Spirit needs to leadfGalatian 5:22-26) will be the topic of
the sermon this Sunday during
worship service at 11 a.m.
Rutor William Sobalvarro invites all Hispanics to be present
'and to hear the word of God, to
aing hymns oi praise and to pray.
There is also Sunday School at
d:45 a.m., and in the evening
church doctrinal training at 6 p.m.
With another worship service
afterwards at 7 p.m.
This week the Hispanics have
&ad the assistance of two summer
missionaries from Louisiana.
. They are contacting Hispanics
throughout the community by
(dione and in person and encouraging them to be involved with the
* Spanish Baptist Mission.
,J!he mission congregates in
bvu)ding two in the rear of the
^ain auditorium oi First
Southern Baptist Church at 240
fholla Street, Henderson.
I For other activities and
transportation, Hispanics can dial
J64-7977 or 564-1347.
\ "Que el Espiritu de Dio Guie"
fera el topico del sermon este domingo durante el servicio de adoraCion a las 11 a.m.
'. EU pastor William Sobalvarro inlirita a todos los hispanos a estar
bresentes y escuchar la palabra de
|)ios, a cantar himnos de alabanza
t a orar.
s IWnbien habra escuela biblica
Qominical a las 9:45 a.m. y por la
iardecita entrenamiento doctrinal
9e la iglesia a las 6 p.m. conotre
^ervicio de adoracion a continuac-
The Rev. Sam Roberson. church
pastor, stated that a nine-year
dream of the congregation moving into their own worship and
education facilities is finally
becoming a reality
Community Baptist Church is
the only Black-owned and
operated religious facility in
Henderson.
However, he la quick to state all
Chirstians will be welcomed in the
worship servicea
The Rev. Roberson invites aU
friendq of Community Baptist
Church to participate with them
in a week of worship celebration
beginning Sunday July 28 at 7:30
p.m. through Saturday, ^ugust 3.
Concluding services for the
church anniversary and grand
opening will be on Sunday, August
4 with an 11 a.m. and a 3 p.m. worship service.
Each service will highlight
participation by visiting pastors
and their choira
Community Baptist Church wa&
organized in Henderson 19 years
DEBUNKING-A femimne Dave Meteyer, assistant John Goi^
man and dentist-for-the-evening Dennis Rusk, all standing
from left to right, minister to Henderson Rotary Club past
president Paul Marshall during June 29 "debunking"
ceremonies. The annual gauntlet is one experienced by every
In other news, Bible Study is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 24,
in room 4 at St. Peter's.
For more information on the church or its activities, call Jean Bault
at 565-9304 or Gloria Aaron at 565-9518.
The Rev. John Osko will speak
this Sunday on the topic, "What
Does It Mean to be a Christian?"
with Scripture text from Acts
11:26.
A baptismal service will be a
part of the morning worship hour.
Special music will include Toby
Waldowski's "Oh, Praise the
local Rotary Club president at the end of his term in June. Lord," sung by Amanda
Dr. Paul Marshall, DDS (sitting center) had a rather large Blondeaux and selection^ by the
molar extracted during the evening and forceably rinsed First Baptist Church Chorale.
The morning worhsip hour
several times.
begins at 11 a.m.
First Baptist Church is located
at 47 East Atlantic Avenue.
Children's church time is during the worship hour for children
two years of age through
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School is coming for the
week of July 29 through
^ugust 2.
: Classes will be held for
t;es two and older from 9 to
15 a.m. each day.
X The theme is "Half Pints
for Christ."
The teaching aim is to
share Christian character
traits with the children.
The daily lessons are in
obedience, self-esteem, honesty, being a good friend and
family member.
Please accept our warm
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Grace Baptist is an independent Baptist church
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Our paster Steve Meisner
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The schedule of regular
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week.
For additonal information
please call 565-9511.
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EXPLANATION-Incoming Henderson Rotary Club president Dick Owen explains how Rotary acts as a bridge for
fellowship throughout the world while also detailing the
IGrace Baptist
Kindergarten.
Sunday School classes for all
ages begins at 9:30 a.m.
A nursery is provided during
Sunday School and morning worship for infants and children
through two years of age.
Chorale rehearsals are Wednesday evenings at 6:30 p.m.
The' home Bible study group
meets Friday evenings at the
home of Kaye and Jay Henderson.
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