Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-11
Religious Affairs
Student.
Intern
AT Church
r.. p. CahilI
BY KOko Wittenburg
Church Editor

roy Z. Godfrey, "a, who grad.
uated from Gaithersburg High
School in 1853, assumed duties
as an intern at st. Lukes Evan.
gelical Lutheran Church of Red.
lands on June 2. Godfrey viii
assist the Rev. William H. Mers
Ger during the summer follow.
ing two years of studies at Cap.
ital University Seminary in Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
A graduate of Montgomery
Junior College in 1855, Godfrey
received his ALB. in liberal arts
at Gettysburg College in 1857.
Following his internship at st.
I,ukes this summer, he is scheds
uled to work in similar capac.
ity for a year in a Lutheran
church in Fort Wayne, Ind.
He will then return to the
seminary for his senior year of
studies at the seminary and will
be ordained minister in the
American Lutheran Church fol.
lowing eight years of college
and university training.
Godfrey lives with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Brown, at 606 Longwood
dr., in Rockville.
The new Our Lady of Mercy
Catholic Church in Bethesda will
open Sunday with Masses at
1880, 9, 1880 am. and noon In
the auditorium of the new Mo-.
therhouse Of the Sisters of
Mercy at Kendale I'd. between
Bradley blvd. and Falls I'd. The
Rev. Raymond P. Cahill, who
has been assistant at st. Peters
Church in Olney, will be resi-.
dent priest of the newly founded
parish serving Gaithersburg,
Rockville, Bethesda, and Cabin
John areas.
The boundary lines Of Our
Lady Of Mercy are: Beginning at
the intersection of Tuckerman
Ia. and Seven Locks rd.; west
along Tuckerman La. TO Falls I'd.
(Rt. 1897; southwest on Falls
I'd. to Glen rd.; west on Glen I'd.
to Piney Meeting House I'd;
south on Piney Meeting House
I'd. crossing River I'd. and con.
tinuing on Its extension TO the
Virginia shore of the Potomac
river; southeast along the P0t0-
mac River to the proposed Cab.
In John Bridge; northeast from
this point following the pro-
posed line of the westerly ex.
tension of Rt. 24O over River rd.,
Bradley blvd. and Bells Mill I'd.
to a point opposite the extension
Of Tilden la; from this point on
q direct line to the intersection
Of Seven Locks rd. and Tucker
man Ia. the point of beginning.
The Rev. Cahill will live ut
5000 Kentsdale dr., with a tele-
phone number Empire 5.1415.
The Rev. C.. G. Muradian, pas.
tor of the Brookeville-Mt. Car
mel Methodist charge, will be
guest speaker at the Brother
hood meeting of Crusader Lu.
theran Church, Rockville, Mon
day at 8 pm. The Rev. Mura-
dian, formerly with the United
Nations, was born and raised
In Turkey and has Travelled ex-
tensively. Men of the church and
their friends will hear him talk
on 1.-THE Challenge Of Islam"
A new Church of Christ in
Rockville, offspring OF the Sill
yer Spring Church Of Christ,
will hold regular worship serv.
Ices at Richard Montgomery
High School beginning Sunday.
Bible study will be conducted
at 10 am, with worship serv-,
ices at II am. ach Sunday. w.
f. Albright OF Springfield, Va.
will serve as the evangelist OF
the new church.
Mr.. c. d. Cannon, minister Of
the Silver Spring Church Of
Christ, will continue to conduct
weekly evening Bible study
classes at the high school at 7:45
pm. each Thursday. This orig.
inal group of the new Rockville
church started meeting a year
ago under the auspices Of the
Silver Spring Church.
More information about the
formation Of the church may be
obtained by calling Pc. 2-4122.
Gene Ray Perry OF the Silver
Spring Woodside Church and
James Ray Morgan, serving the
Poolesville Methodist Church,
we're among 20 ministers admit
ted to the Baltimore Annual
Conference at the 175th session
OF the Conference In Westmin.
ster last week. Mr.. Perry, whose
home is In West Virginia, is as
ISOLATE minister at Woodside
Church.
Mr.. Morgan, who lives in
Chevy Chase, Is a graduate OF
American University and is a
student OF Wesley Seminary,
Wash, d. c.
Hugo N. FskIIdsOn Of Rock.