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Th PiHtburqh Preu, Saturday, Seprambar 13, 1969 At Young Peoples Synagogue Laymen Have Selves To Blame If Sermons Drag Out Too Long Missionaries In Crusade At Brushton Nightly Meetings Begin Wednesday At Bethany Baptist Meeting Tuesday By Evangelicals The Greater Pittsburgh Assn. of Evangelicals will meet at 9:30 a m. Tuesday at First UP Church Community House, North Side. The Dev. Dr.

Samuel Boyle, executive secretary of the Christian Amendment Movement, will speak on "Christian Government." A discussion period and business meeting will follow. The Rev. William H. Venable minister of Ross Community UP Church, is president of the Association. It is affiliated with the National Assn.

of Evangelicals. Tourists On Rise JERUSALEM Christian tourists are flocking to A Missionaries from seven regions will take part in the ninth annual foreign mission- Orthodox Jewish Congregation Does It Itself Without Rabbi One in a series on Pittsburgh refijious leaden. By ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Tress Religion Editor It's been said facetiously that to be a member of the Young People's Synagogue in Squirrel Hill one has to have a doctor of philosophy degree. Assurance this is not the case comes from Dr. Robert Eisner, president of the congregation whose own doctorate is in physics.

Rut the rumor serves to point to a unique congregation, many of them scientists and professional people, who have no rabbi of their own. It is largely a laymen's oriented membership, Orthodox in theology, that meets in the auditorium of the Hebrew Institute Forbes St. and Denniston Ave. 50-Year Couples Attend Mass Bishop Vincent M. Leonard of Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese will honor more than 100 couples celebrating their 50th wedding anniversaries this year at a golden jubilee Mass at 4 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 28 at St. Paul's Catholic Cathedral, Oakland. Reservations for the Mass by couples are being accepted through the Family Life Center, 4612 Bayard St. Msgr.

John J. Seli is vicar for Family Life in the diocese. Business Men Meet Friday Pittsburgh Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship will hold its first fall dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Friday at Lakeview Restaurant, Route 30, one mile west of Greensburg. The Rev.

Leonard H. Evans, of Pleasant Valley Evangelical Church, Niles, Ohio, and former Presbyterian pastor in New Jersey, will be the i 'k li a crusade at 7:30 p. m. daily Wednes-day through Sunday. Sept.

21 at Bethany Baptist ch Brushton. fi A At me Jev. i Donald Seminary Adds 2 To Faculty UP School Here In 176th Year Two new members have been added this year to the faculty of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. They are Dr. Ronald H.

Stone, associate professor of ethics, and the Rev. Robert M. Ezzell, associate professor of homiletics and instructor in New Testament. Dr. Stone was a member of the faculty at Union Seminary and Columbia University and taught at Vassar College and Morningside College.

Mr. Ezzell has been assistant dean of Wesleyan University, Middle-town, and taught at Yale Divinity School and Berkeley Divinity School, New Haven, Conn. The seminary, oldest in the United Presbyterian Church in the United States, is in its 176th year. Uptown Pastor Also Evangelist The new pastor of an Uptown church is making sure that the fires are lighted in his congregation as he starts his ministry there. He, himself, will conduct what he terms "old fashioned revival services" at 7:30 p.

m. tomorrow through Sunday, Sept. 21 at Calvary Baptist Church. The pastor is the Rev. J.

M. Allen. An outside evangelist is called in many cases for evangelistic services. The mass chorus of the church will sing for the services under the direction of Mrs. Fannie Graham.

1819- 1969 EAST LIBERTY PRESBYTERIAN 1)3 1 Verit CHURCH PENH AND The synagogue has been functioning here for 23 years. The Institute formerly was in the Hill District, until it moved to Squirrel Hill in 1946. The ark and the Torah became a part of the furnishings of the newly organized congregation. While Orthodox rabbis of Pittsburgh are available for consultation on observances or deeper insight into the Bible or Talmud, only a cantor is on the paid staff. The congregation, believed to be one of the few of its kind in the United States, came into being when people besan to look favorably on an express service without rabbinical sermonizing.

Laymen Limit Sermons To 10 Minutes "People who originated the Young People's Synagogue," Dr. Eisner, who works at the Westinghouse Astronuclear laboratory at Large, says, ''cut down on excesses. "Among the founding members were many quite knowledg-able in Jewish ritual from having attended Yeshivoth. First is the idea that there are educated laymen." Dr. Kenneth Goldman, a metallurgist, for example, spoke i ill HIGHLAND AVES.

LlJ .1 id Episcopal Church Callmrp Rev. Schultz Schultz, director of the work of the United World Mission in Mali, Africa, will preside at the crusade services. The Rev. Charles F. Tame, pastor of the host church, and Mrs.

Tame visited Mr. Schultz's mission station last spring. Shirley Thomas, a registered nurse at the same compound, also will be among the speakers. Other missionary participants will include Naomi Doles, of the Carver Mission in Liberia; Donald Simpson from Dakarr, West Africa; the Rev. and Mrs.

Shama Rass-mann, of Eahraich, India; the Rev. and Mrs. Rufus Prunty, who i the National Baptist Convention work in Liberia; Janet Claycomb, missionary to Korea, and the Rev. Paul Fleming, missionary in Italy. The missionaries will tell of their work, show slides depicting their missionary activity, exhibit curios and show cos Dr.

Robert Eisner Chirles P. 0. Haydrn Brltton John H. Scott Tim I. Kelson Donald 0.

Knifing 9:00 A.M. Early Communion Woyfarer'i Chapel 9:30 A.M. Church School Classes for All Ajes 11:00 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP "THE SECRET DREAM" Sermon by Dr.

Robshaw Music by Tht) Sunday Morning Choir Shnrfj Avtnue at Streft The hVverrna lhn Ihl. Rretnr Donald Wilkmi, Organist ind Crnlrmastaf 8 00 a.m. tlv Communion 9:15 a. as. Family Service ind Sermon The R'ltor 9 45 a m.

Char Se'ool Classai 11:00 a.m. Mi Prayer ind Sermon The Rector "Eating tti 4 pple Again. 0'' Piik, th fill's and the Church." Monday, am. Healhe, Servlee Emilv Gardiner Nal Wednesday, 10.0 a.m. Hly Communion and Healing Service Supervised Crib Room is open lor very small children.

-POINT BREEZE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i 4701 PENN AVE. AT fIFTH Rev. Wm. frttnqar, Minister SUNDAY 9:45 A M. CHURCH SCHOOL Sundoy, 11:00 a.m.

"A MAN WHO SAW DANGER AHEAD" tumes of their countries. -CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--. Anniversary At Saltsburg I oiiiann ana urn ilki.ulku Kev. Howard E. lueiier, rail or 11:00 A.

M. "CHRIST CRUCIFIED!" 19th Anniversary) EVANGELISTIC "One of the saddest things in Judaism," Dr. Eisner regrets, "is to visit a service Friday evening or Saturday and finding no one between 5 and 55. "The important thing is to get the teenagers. When you see them come, you're going to find a healthy organization.

It gives our youngsters an opportunity to express themselves. "Teens can discuss controversial topics, adapt to their own way of living and express themselves verbally. They are given ear and respect by the adults of the congregation." On days when there are no Bar Mitzvah, a junior speaker from high school or college may deliver the sermon. On other instances a father who has a son at Bar Mitzvah may speak from the pulpit for the first time, and once he breaks the ice, he may become another pulpiteer. Trocfitionaf Judaism, Adults Hoe, Rubs Off "We hope that with young people, by their attendance and their being subject to our observance of the Sabbath," Dr.

Eisner says, "some aspect of traditional Judaism may carry over to their daily lives without coercion." Outlooks of congregants may range from reconstructionist to conservatively rigid in religious outlook. Hospitality is extended to Jewish college students, especially to those from out of town. Adult study sessions are conducted. And one of the services performed for the Institute is to provide Bar Mitzvah services for its students. "Our service is traditionally Orthodox," Dr.

Eisner says, "but we make no insistence on their thinking or outlook. "People are free to do as they please outside the synagogue. We simply assume that the level of their observance is to the best of their ability." r. M. EYES OF THE LORD!" (Proverbs 15:3) FUNDAMENTAL recently to an adult discussion group on metallurgy in the Bible.

No sermon is expected to be more than 10 minutes. And when laymen do the delivering, they also apply the principles of the Bible and Talmud to present day living. Dr. Eisner is chairman of the Pittsburgh Chapter, Federation of American Scientists. This Jewish counterpart to the trend of using more laity in Christian churches attracts from 100 to 150 persons on a typical Saturday Sabbath service.

Now in the midst of the high holidays, some 400 persons are not unusual for services where income from sale of seats is applied to pay the Cantor, synagogue expenses and the Institute. Unlike other Orthodox congregations that are more strict, men and women while seated separately on opposite sides of the sanctuary, can nonetheless see each other. There is no wall or barrier between them. The Hebrew name of the Young People's Synagogue is Bohnai Yisroel, which means builders of Israel. And if building is to be done, it usually takes a good foundation constructed by both young and old alike.

All Age Levels In Congregation "One of the outstanding features of our synagogue," Dr. Eisner says, "is the homogeneity of the age levels from school age, high school and college students, through senior citizens." "Our oldest congregant is 85 years yoimg. Rut. we seem to manage to get you to come of their own free will. Boys Mitzvah age through Bar from about 12 to 18 serve on the ushers committee.

"Passing out and collecting prayer books, preserving order among young children, they feel a part of the service and as they grow older participate. iSUNDAY P.M. KDKA 11020) BROADCAST Brllpficld Presbyterian Church St. James Lutheran Church near Saltsburg will celebrate at 3 p.m. tomorrow its 166th anniversary.

The Rev. Dr. Logan L. Kuhns, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Glenfield, will be the speaker.

FIFTH AVE. AT THACKERAY ST. Fifth Ave. lusts itop at door II A.M. "THE NAIVE AGNOSTIC" MR.

DUNDERDALE, preaching JeannttTo t. Toga, Oraanlst and Director 487-322J aaaBMMnafS SERVING CHRIST with HEART 1 MIND 5 iSSS Candidates Speak Peter Flaherty, Democratic candidate for mayor, will open the adult forum on "Issues in Focus" at 10 a. m. tomorrow at First Baptist Church, Oakland. John Tabor, Republican candidate, will speak Sunday, Sept.

21. Workshop Scheduled Pittsburgh Catholic Diocesan Confraternity of Christian Doctrine will sponsor a workshop in adult religious education Thursday through Satur-day at Mt. Alvernia High School, Swissvale. FOX CHAPEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ministers: Christian W. Matthews, Michael F.

Murray, James S. Welch 9:30 A.M. II A.M. DUPLICATE WORSHIP SERVICE and CHURCH SCHOOL "CAN THERE BE JUSTICE WITH LAW AND ORDER?" Christian W. Matthews 384 Fox Chapel Rd.

off Rte. 28 North AUMTIOXS beinj field for the nun choir Interested area lingers call Mn. Jean May 561-7010 to arrange for audition EAST3IIXSTEII- MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH" 'FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES Rirrrn 401 N. Highland East liberty Rev. Harold G.

Johnson 10:45 A. M. REV, JAMES WAIKER 7:00 P. M. OR.

BRUCE WILSON :30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL tmiv nnrUui 9:45 A.m. CENTRE AND SOUTH AIKEN AVENUE Take Buses 71, 92, 97 11:00 A.M. "WHERE ARE YOU FROM?" DR.

GROVE WILL PREACH A Place of Worship for Persons of Every Race ond Nation United Presbyterian Cbureli 250 Hlfihlnnd Mull 9:45 A. SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 11 a. "Dom God I'liangc His Mind?" Dr. I.uriulg will preach W. Paul I.uelultf Minister Andrew C.

halmpr Stanley E. THjJli Director ef Music CORDIALLY INVITED NURSERY DURING ALL SERVICES. (Ministers: William Boyd GroveJ. Howard Wright, George i. TutwilerSJ mlm ST.

ANDREWS LUTHERAN CHURCH Centre and Morewood Aves. Buses 71, 82, 54-C PASTORS: B. Jerry Wagner, August Brunn, D. 11 A. M.

"NOT BY MIGHT BUT BY MY SPIRIT" EMORY LXITEI) METHODIST CHI HCH 1191 tvunuay ouv.ii KDKA month at 7:45 p.m. WW 1 RaeJii I ft WplJaaetWM1P Pastor Wagner FOR A DAILY SCKinUHS AND PRATE DIAL NORTH HIGHLAND AVE. ot RIPPEY ST. Ample Parking Bus 73 Ministers: The Rev. Paul M.

Easter The Rev. Albert G. Curry 7:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BROTHERHOOD CLASS A.M.

"THE SOUND OF THE BUGLE" THE REV. PAUL M. EASTER will preach IUBLE" BAPTIST ii until 0RTHGATE mm SHADYSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lod it Jove, and he who ahi'lrs in Inv aluilcs Yon Arp Afojt Welcome nt the Evangelistic Temple God, and God altidrs in him." 1 John 4:16. "THE CHURCH OF THE LUTHERAN HOUR." Ev.ry Sunday WEEP AM 1080 kc FM 107.9 mc 1:35 P. M.

WKPA AM 1150 kc A FM 100.7 me 1:30 P.M WATCH "THIS IS THE LIFE" SUNDAY ON TV Howard C. Scharft, Jomet R. Speer, J. Wayn Hanratti, Ministers DR. SCHARFE WILL PREACH 11:00 A.M.

"ON CLIMBING DOWN" I (Broodcosl over WKJF-FM 93.7 Rcbroadcast ever KDKA at 11:05 p.m.)! Owens, Pastor Ph. 321-3442 A Church with Life Rev. Richard 3035 Perrysville Ave. Abovs Marshall Ave, CHRIST Barrlav TorfM Hill W. R.

Snmrn-rfrlr). Pastor 271-1308 Srrvlcei 8:30 11 A.M., Sun. Selwl 9:45 GOOD SHEPHERD 418 Mjiwii Whltthall 884.5252 Servlc 8 30 1 11 a.m. San. Srhnol 9:30 Rv.

Melun f. Plnorl, Pastor Wtekdayi Christian Nursery lor 4 yr. old. 10:50 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL All Departments Russell 9.

Wlchmann, Organist and Director Tal(t Buses 73, 75, 74 to Ambercon 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL lori3 Fr" 10:45 A.M. "HOW REAL IS HEAVEN?" parkinej Lot 7:00 P.M. "WHO WILL BE THERE?" LOOKISG FOR SOVETHlG FEAl? Visit the Temple Where Great Thirty Are Happening PRESSyTERIAN CHURCH- CONCORDIA Ret. R.

R. Krarger. Pastor 881O005 310' Bronslll Ro. Brntnoa' Services 8 11 A. Son.

School 9:2 EPIPHANY -11200 Frtnkstown Rd. Rev. Roorr Romjn, Pastor 241-1313 Service 8:45 1 11 A M. Sunday School OCR SAVIOR 698 Country Club Mt. Ubanon Rv.

R. C. Saner, Pastjr 561-7299 Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Service 11 238 WEST VIEW AVE.

at McKNISHT ROAD Gateway to Bible T'achw DEAN NALE, Pastor reaching 9:45 Bible School Bible Canfartd ane) Lift R.Med 11 :00 THE PRODIGAL SON IN THI PRESENT SCENE 3 1 Probltm Alienation Also Communion Service 7:00 THE PRODIGAL SON IN THE PRESENT SCENE The Need For An Awokeninq Evonqelieol, EiposltoryEducotional. Edifying, Evonejelisllt SOUf HERN BAPTIST CONVENTION AFFILIATED CHURCHES GATEWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Meetj et Seventh Day Adentlst Church. South Aiken Howe Shadyslde. S. S.

:45. Wonhip II A.M. Worihip 7-30 P.M. Rv. Frank W.

Scott, Paitor. Ph. 421-4613. LAKESIDE BAPTIST CHURCH-337 Watardam Patera Two. S.S.

9 45 A.M.; Worship II A M. 1 7 P.M.; T. U. i P.M.; Pyer Sarv. 1 Youth Aux.

Wed 7:30 P.M Rv. D. I Martin, Pastor. Phona 94l-i7ii; 4l-035. MONROEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 2517 Haymaker 9:45 A.M.; Worship 11:00 A.M.

Training Union: 6 30 P.M. Worship 7:30 P.M. Prayer Sarvica (Wad.) 7:30 P.M. J. Roy Crosby, Pastor.

Ph. 372-1333. NORTH PARK BAPTIST and Sample 45 A.M.; Worship II A.M. and 7:30 P.M.; T. U.

6:15 P.M.; Prayer Service (Wed 7:30 P.M. Rev. Clay Fraiiar, Pastor. 366-2759; 364-2629. PITTSBURGH BAPTIST CHURCH-3100 Pioneer Avenue-S.

S. 9 45 A.M.; Worship 11:00 A.M.: Trainlnq Union 4:30 P.M.; Worship 7:30 P.M. Prayer Sarvlca (Wed.) 7:15 P. M. Rev, Paul A.

Mavey, Minister ROLLING HILLS BAPTIST CHAPEL 5793 Saltsburq Road. Pann Hills- S.S. 945 A.M.; Worship 1100 A.M.; Tralninq Union 4:30 P.M.; Worship 7 30 Prayer Service (Wad.) 7 30 P.M. Dr. Armando Silverio, Pastor.

SOUTH PARK BAPTIST CHURCH-7189 Baptist Rd Bathal Park S. S. 9:45 A.M.; Worship 11:00 A.M.; T. U. 4 P.M.; Worihip 7 P.M.; Wed.

Prayer Service 7:31) Rav. Frank E. Bowman, Minister. Ph. 833-2518.

WEST HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH-Bon Maade School, Moon Twp. Route 51. SS. 9:45 A.M.; Worship 1100 A.M.; T.U. 6:30 P.M.

Worship 7 30 M. Prayer Service Wad. 7:30 P.M. Rev. Fred N.

Jolly Pastor. Ph. 457-7335 TRINITY EVANGELICAL Bronsvilla Rd. i Margaret Mt. Oliver Rev.

Fred W. Rocaett, Pastor 381-9215 Sunday Sehool 9-30 Servi'e 10:45 a. m. FIRST TRINITY Oakland Near Pitt i Tern 331 N. Neville 683-4400 Rv.

Ureni Ilanaenbueriler. Pastor Sunday School 9:45 Service 11 A. M. You are invited to attend a Free Public Lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fifth Ave. at So.

Negicy Take Bus 73 or 76 Criorlei C. Iray John S. MeCol II A.M. "FINDING LIFE THROUGH CHEMISTRY" Drugs and Religion Today Charles C. Bray Church Sehool: 10:00 A.M.

Infant Adult Director ef Music John R. Lively Entitled ML HI IM1 UlWmWiJWHJ, "Hi iifliiaatnTMlTitlfcflSa1ii CHU ERV1CES The Downtown Churches Welcome You "STAY ON THE BEAM" 7o ie given by EUGENE DEPOLD TYC ef Son D'ego, California Member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 8:15 P.M. in the edifice of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST rarn XiLaatjbllJuv Independent-Fundamental FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH ant st. 8:30 and II A.M.

"HEADING INTO THE STORM" Dr. John T. Braughler will preach Nursery Fir Smrjll Children -11AM. AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCHES ASSEMBLY 0T GOD evangelistic" templea.g. 3035 Perrvsvllle Ave.

321-3442 Rev. Rie.i.rd Owens 931.5181 ULLfiOS'r. iTT 600 Washinivton Ave Carnegie Pallor. Ctrtis Simple Phone 921-5213 SOUTH HIU.SASSE.MHLY 27'JS BHhel Church Rd. RETHKL PAHK.

Pa Ph. fl.iS.flqno Rr-v. T. fBWin 751-8053 WU.KINSBURG ASSEMBLY and Rebecr A 371-3613 371-B7RB PITTSBURGH ALL ARE WELCOME 635 CLYDE OAKLAND, NURSERY AVAILABLE TRINITY EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL EAST END BAPTIST CHURCH A.M.-$UN0Ay SCHOOL Hr A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE Smo" CdWdren STANTON N.

NEGLEV AVE. H. STEWART, Paster Phone 61-154S CALLENDF MEMORIAL C'HI'RCH 754 ROSS AVE. WILKINSBURG Rev. 0.

H. Garman, 0 0., Pastor lirndav Worship 11:00 A M. 4 7:43 P.M. PHOrlE 241-76S6 CAI.VART BIBLE BAIT1ST churrb 4371 NORTHERN PIKE, MONROEVILLE 0. NORTH MILLER.

Pastor Sanday Worship 10:43 A.M. i 7:30 M. LUTHERAN LCA CALVARY HTHLRN CIILRCH Sinuth Ave, Wilklniburf 8.30 4 11 R'v. E. G.

CBETS, Ir. EAST LIBERTY LUTHERAN 11 a.m. Service 5707 Penn Ave. MT. LEBANON UNITED LUTHERAN 975 Washington Rd.

563-0300 Charles A. Hackenaera, Pastor IS. 9:45 A.M. W0HSHIP 8:45 11 SIXTH AVENUE NEAR SMITHFIELD STREET Th Very Rev. A.

Dlion Rolllt. D.D., Dean The Roy. Ralph F. Woqner, Canon Pastor The Rev. Canon Richard larnet The Rev.

Alfred Hamer, Canon Precentor Fred Schell, Assistant Organist and Choirmaster Sl'MDAY SHU ICES: BAPTIST MT. LEBANON BAPTIST CHURCH Minlsten: lee Shane, Wm. Cyril Johnston 11 m. "PLEA FOR SURRENDERED MANHOOD" DR. IEE SHANE I HIST In WOTIII Il "FAITH FOR ODIt DAY" SERIES "Our Troubled World -Whither Bound?" ALABAMA at WEST LIBERTY 00RM0NT Church School 4S a.m.

8:00 9:30 i.m,, and 12:20 p.m. Holy Communion sWISSVAt.E BAPTIST flU'RCH 11 am PREACH INT, THE WORD A C. ailllletlon A C. Corner Schwr-Mlrlam 1 Mia. Parkway II a.

Morning Prayer and Sermon DEAN ROLLIT CHRISTIAN Peters Creek Baptist Church W. Carey lallbach, Minister CHURCH SCHOOL MS II A.M. and 7:00 P.M. Worship Services (300 LIBRARY R0A0 LIBRARY Phone 835-7103 NAZARENC The nursery will ki open for the 1:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

lervleei. DA.IL SERVICES: 11:45 o.m. -MORNING PRAYER 1J 05 p.m. HOLY COMMUNION 12:30 p.m. EVENING PRAYER WEDNESDAY 7:30 a.m.

Holy Communion THURSDAY 12:05 p.m. Holy Communion and Spiritual Healing THE CATHEDRAL IS OPEN DAILY FOR PRAYER AND MEDITATION U. 6 ENTIML f'HRISTIAN cni'P' OilirWee a Filth n.tlana' CALVIN W. ROSS, Inlerlm Mlnleter ft. 8.

9 45 A. Worihip 11 A. M. EAST END CHRISTIAN nil'RCli" sn Hhhlend Ave. AMrr St William l.

Rangier. M'nliter Chareh Sehnnl 9'J5 a.ra 'Vorthlp 11 a. MT. LEBANON CHRISTIAN CHURCH (TEDAH BLVD AT HOLI.YCREST Clarr-nra Srhnari Mlnltrr mblt B-h'inl 1 Worshlo 11AM. WILKINSBURR CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wallace Ave.

Phine 241-3SS5 Church Srhnol Wo'ehlp 11 a.m. hrrbart T. Chaae, Paalor PLAN NOW to HEAR THOMAS IVUS A Man with a Mrxnage for tlipe Trrnicn(lnu Tinirs Sunday Night SEPTEMBER 11 7:30 P.M. SMITHFIELD UNITED CHURCH METHODIST AND CONGREGATIONAL (U.C.C.) Smlthfitld St. between 6th and 7th Avei.

10:45 a.m. "Christians In A Time Of Ferment" Dr. Beach prcaehlnj Curtli loach and John M. Mochey, Mlnlttert Tel. 38MI11 CHI'RCH the NAZAREVE Syc.imnrr St.

Mt. Washington R'V. Wm. G. Wi'l ams 3S1-3776 S.

10 am. Worship 11 i 7:30 p.m. NORTH nll.LS NA7ARENE S. S. Worihip 10:55 and 7 M.

4l67Mt.Roal Allison Park SOUTH niLLS NAZAIIENE 501 lUrarv Rd. (Rle. SSi 833-2427 S. 9 45; Worship 10:55 a 7 p.m. Wed.

7.30 p.n. 0 Matel, Paitar SPIRITUALIST FIRS I sriRITCALIiT church" Biu1'! Pakland SenlreiSiindi) 00 P. larspltltiiallet Church of Lifhl 1)08 Liverpool Nirth Side 8v. E. Th-tl.

Minister Servleee Son. Thors. 2 li 7 m. NOilTH SIIIF SPIRITUALIST SCIENCE CHURCH 1717 Brighton Pbea 2Jl-6e558 Rev Raymond Helle Sundev 3 m. All Mssaoa Servlea 7 pm L'ltire.

H'aling Messagei Rrndmp Riomi, Crnsultatlont Dally 11 la 8 CHURCH OP CHRIST Kt KNOXVII.LE BAfllST CHIRCH LINCOLN and HOWARD AVE; 411 Dreha4 rl Re, Carl K. (oyer 9 45 a.m Chorrh School 11 a m. Worship Sanday Sehool 9:43 A M. Worship 11 A M. M.

Doualas Wllley, Minister 766-8050 Us Yoa Are Stranger Only Onee" CARNEGIE BAPTIST CHIRCH wNJLiVmFT'Z. Roberta A Sehool Bro.n. Minister 9 45 a.m. CharM Srhool-11 am. worship Eipanded Session lor Pra-Sfhool Children 9.15 wersmp 11 I I.

CRAFTON BAPTIST CHLRCH PtNN 'j' CHl RtH Steuhan St. and Orfenn Ave lL i R.v William H. Mnrford, Patnr a Worihll 11 OO a 9:43 Chareh Sehnnl 11 a m. Worship 1. s.

9 4, a.m. worship n.oo a.m. 7:30 -fallatashlp Hoar so.T, C0MM NTT 0hl vyashlnaten Upper St. Clair EMMANCEL. 1 AST Datla R.v.

Stephen etrhee 8)3. 3447 I S. 9:45 Siinilav Servltes 11 00 A.M. 10 A. M.

MORNING WCRSHIP and 7:43 M. W'd. (ve. 8 00 11 A.M CHURCH SCHOOL Donald W. Master, Minister.

766-924) 7 P. M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP FIRST BAPTIST, MONROEVILLE CNION BAPTIST CHI'RCH Minister: Hubert Greaves 2019 Brranivllla Bd. al Madeline 217 Chanh Tarllo Creek, Pa. Dr.

Robert helhy. Interim Pastor I 9 30 Worsh'p 11 A M. 4 7 P.M. "The Friendly Chareh" 613 lliinl Drive. Monroevllle Chareh Sehool 9:43 I.m.

Worship 10.50 a at. I S. 11:00 A Worship 9:30 A M. Nursery Open (Phone 181-53)3) HOMESTEAD FIRST BAPTIST V5 ILKINSBI RO BAPTIST CHURCH Ninth A MeCiare, Monhnll WALLACE A CENTER Minister I 0. Salllvan 461-2392 Rev Ward Cage I S.

9 45 AM. BYE 6.30 P.M. RoneKB.ro.- Christian II. WORSHIP 11 A. M.

7 P. M. Chareh Sehool 9.43 Warship 11 a m. WFD 7-45 VI Pryer, Rlhle S'ady 8 6 )0 7)1 6t8 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sixth Avenue near Wood Street pRF.SF.Mrn nv '-AMAZING IVCTS'' HEARD DAILY 7:13 A.M. WPIT-UADIO .0 AIMISV0 rilAIK.K Edward 5 Napier Jack M.

Chisholm Robert J. lamont Ernesl i. Logan MINISTERS Malvln L. Best CHURCH OF CHRIST FIFTH VC and RfECHWOOD RLVD. JERVICES 11 A M.

end CHI'RCH OF f'HRIST WHITEHALL 510O trmflivllle Rd OfUrr Hnme tJ.V) A Worship 11 1 MONROEVILLE CHURCH OF r.HRIST NORTHERN PIKE CENTER RD. WORSHIP 9 A M. and 7 M. CHURCH OP GOD CHI H( II OF 91 MlfANOLESS AVE I Palmer, Pes of 7N S.S. 9:43 SVC 11 a 1 7:30 p.m.

PENTECOSTAL EVANGELICAL TREE Flrat Evanfellral Free Churnh rf MrKreapnrt 4001 rnlverallf llr. M4-H3I8 Ra? CH-ia. 0 H'M1. Paeinr I'niflfet Monli.f 'i A M. Etrnjna- fvanpal P.

QUAKER FIIIEMIS MEETING 10:80 AM. 4Hel Ellaworlb 9:30 A.M. SUNDAV SCHOOL 10:45 A.M. "CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBILITIES" Dr. Lamont I.

The Chrlttian Hlmulf Brnadraat over Radio llallnn KDKA 10 lo 10 JO r. M. 7:30 P.M. "SIGNS OP MATURITy" Mr. Chliholm Wedneiday Noon Service 11: JO UNITY BayartJ ft Itllcfltld (Oakland) 621-0500 Carl 0), Strome Charlei I.

Oekorn Mary Louie pl'fljht THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PITTSBURGH 1:30 A.M Channel 4 "ASTROLOGy AND REVELATION" 10 A Adult forum Peter t. Flaherty 1 1 A. THE BOOK MACHINE" DR. CAR 6, STROMEI "4 Homo Ot ProW 'or All teen Plti" CARNEGIE LECTURE HALL y. 4100 FORBES AVEM'jPITTSnURCH UNITT CENTI OF riTTSRI RCH franrj W.

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