East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-02-19
Announce
Lenten
Services.

rev. Ouuley r. OpnOII VIII DE-
gin a series of Lenten worship
sermons on the general subject
"We Want to See Jesus at the
1O:45 am. service next Sunday
at the Phillips Avenue Church.
The first message will be "Christ's S
Invitation, Come and See.'"
The anthem "Incfine Thine Ear,
o Lord" by Arkhangelsky will be
sung by the choir. The soloist, Mr..
Robert Haverly, will sing "God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears" by
Peery.
This year the Wednesday evening
Lenten services will begin with a
potluck supper in the church din
ing hall at 6:15. A short study
period will follow using the 1868
National Council study theme,
africa. Brief devotions in the
sanctuary will conclude the evening.
Next Sunday another neighbor-
hood visitation project will be
launched by some of the couples
in the church.
Visiting pastors will speak at
the Thursday evening Lenten se4V-
ices in Trinity Evangelical United
Brethren Church, the theme for
the meditations being "The Cross
and You." The minister, Rev. w. R.
Fulmer opened the series Ash We'd
nesday evening. The guests will be
February 26-Rev. L. E. Dietzel of
the Church of the Redeemer; March
5-Rev. Dan Lansell Of Mayfield
Heights; March 12-Rev. Victor
Peterson of Calvary Church;
March 19-Dr. M. R. Heininger,
retired E. U. B. pastor; March
26-Dr. R. r. Brown of Church of
Our Lord. The time is 1880 to
S:15 pm.
Folks who are downtown during
the noon hour this lenten season
are invited to a meditation worship
at Old Stone Church. The Cleve-
land Church Federation again
sponsors the 1915 to 12:45 service
Mondays through Fridays. This
weeks speaker is the pastor, DR..
Robert B. Whyte.
Single Lenten themes will carry
through the Wednesday evening
$500 o'clock meditations and the
10:45 Sunday morning worship
hours at Calvary Lutheran Church,
Euclid at Lockwood aves. The
pastor, Rev. John w. Grohne will
speak on "The Lectionary of Han
over" on Sundays and "What
Crucified Christi" for the medita-
tions.
Corporate family observance Of
Lent is being stressed through the
weekly Wednesday evening pro-
grams at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, 1887 Euclid Avenue.
"Dust or Destiny, a full color
movie dealing with the wonder of
life and the world, will be shown
next Wednesday, February 25. Gen.
trail theme of this drama is not
concerned primarily with proving
irrevocably the existence of God.
It's main purpose lies in demon
strating to the viewer that no
matter whether he believes life and
the world are the result of chance
or whether he believes in the ex-
istence Of a master plan and Gre
ator, he must live according to
his belief.
The program opens with a cafe
teria-style dinner al $3.50 pm.
Tickets are 60 cents for adults, 30I
cents for children under 21; reser-
vations should be made with the
church office. After supper hymn
sing precedes the movie showing.
A worship service, scheduled to end
at $3.50 a. m. Tuesday and at
10:30 am. Thursday.
Opening their Lenten observance
with services last evening, st. |
James Lutheran Church will con-
tinue with vespers each Thursday |
evening at 7:45 o'clock. The series
will be on the theme of "The
Bearitudes" with the pastor, Rev.
Rosert Barkley, preaching. A fell
lowship hour follows each vesper
hour.
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