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Holy Spirit Lutheran Church

Harrington At Faith Fellowship

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Avt Villas Many wonai fnn u* pui^t at both the morning ibe churches of the area mHUke lnd evening serricea. AH are P'rtm'huaervi-ce. v , , welcome. Paalm 119:11. Thy On Satmday March 3, from 1 wort have I hid in mine heart, to 4 PM, IjthtMane Vailof Holy that I might not sin against thee.

Ho ^ Spirit ChurxtrThe PM.\ workshop will focus on praen- Wednesday Prayer "ng the tent-Easta- story to aM Meeting ? :00PM grades of Sunday Churdi School. The church is located on RL Ota

S^fM^t^ ,couree Cape May Ministry are urged to

attend. Calvarv On Sunday, March 4, Sunday ^

Church School will meet at 9:30 Pr^aKvt^rinn AM with classes for all ages. resoyic^ian

Service of Worship will begin at % 11:00 AM with Pastor C. Conway ^nurCIl

Stone officiating Holy Com- M r Douglas Wmne will be the nusifon will be celelraled dtaing speaker at the 11 a m. the Service. An Evening Lenten worship service of Calvary OrService will be heldat7:30PM. A thodos Presbyterian Church. 119 New Membership class will meet E rv, Grande Ave , Wildwood, following the 7:30 PM service. All on March t Mr Winnc was on the those wishing to Join the family of sUff of the Boardwalk Chapel in

Holy Spirit Church are invited to

attoxl.

On Monday, March 5, Lutheran Church Women will meet at 7:30 PM. Light refreshment will follow the Devotion and Business

Meeting.

On Tuesday, March 6, the Sewing Group and Workshop will meet at 10:30 AM. On Wednesday, March 7, the Lenten Service will begin at 7:30 PM continuing the theme of Govern ant Promises. On Thursday, March 8, the Youth and Adult choirs will meet for rehearsal at 6:45 and 7:30 PM respectively. On Friday, March 9, and each Friday evening at 7:30 PM throughout Lent, a Bible Study class will be led by Violet

Schlenzig.

All members of the community are invited to participate in the activities and services of the church. For more information, call 886-2414 or 884-2196

Wildwood during the summer of ’78. He is presently a student at Westminster Theological Seminary in suburban Philadelphia Rev. John Davies will be preaching at the 7 p.m. service. Mr. Davies served as Pastor of Calvary Church from 1964 until 1971 when he retired. He now resides in Burleigh. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. each week. There are Biblecentered study classes for everyone from pre-schooler through adult. A nursery is provided during Sunday School as well as the 11 a.m. worship

service.

A prayer service It Bible study is held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday of each week. Messiah Lutheran Church

Bishop Comments On Lenten Season

42nd & Landis Ave., Sea Isle City. Rev. William Doran,

~ Pastor 263-2612. Covenant Sunday Church School at 9:45

. A.M. Sunday Worship Service, 11

Bible Church A M

Grace Gospel

Sunday-9:45 A.M. BiMe School

for the family 11:00 A.M. Mor Chapel

(loot A FM (100.7), 7:00 P.M. M Evening Worship Sermon: i, m a m •Judas, the Betrayer." Brand- "jj?

cast over WRIO-FM, 1073 10:00

P.M •Lets Talk” call-in J£S*£V2Spm program for Bible answers and 'Ywadcrs. 7 00 C M help with personal proMemsover Immanuel WRIO-FM. . Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Praise, Baptist Church

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follows the lemon 0:30 P M. 7 w, P M Board of Deacons meeting Sunday .service, /juris

horhMd'Bible*rtudjTin'the'home First Baptist Church

Of WUdwood

10 A M. Bible Chib Atlantic It Maple Avenues.

Bishop George H. Guilfoyle this week said that the Lenten season is "a special time to assess the quality of our Christian life, to gain new vigor in sharing the Good News we have heard and believed.” In a letter to the people of the six county South Jersey diocese, the Camden bishop noted that Lent is a time to “seek to turn and draw closer to the Lord, a time to open our hearts and minds to Him and to be willing to receive His love and light.” Bishop Guilfoyle urged that people direct them selves during Lent to conversion and penance as integral dimensions of personal growth and family living. The Bishop said: "This season St. Mary’s Episcopal Church St. Mary’s Episcopal Church at 95th St. & 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor Canon J. Perry Cox, Priest-iir Charge. Office Hours Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30 A.M.-U A.M. In emergencies call 399-2166. Calendar of Events March 4-11: Sunday, March 4,10 AM. Holy Communion. ThurMay, March 8, 10 AM. Holy Communion.( Chapel). Saturday, March 10, 10 AM.2:30 PM., Mint-Bazaar (in Parish Hall; luncheon served from 11

A.M.).

North Wildwood United Methodist Church The Sacrament of the Holy Communion will be administered at the eleven o’clock hour of the first Sunday in Lent, March 4, at the North Wildwood JUtfiTed Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenues by pastor Rev. John M. Long. The minister will speak on “The Inner \Circle” or the closest friends of the Christ. The worship hour is preceded by a time of hymn-singing. Sunday School meets at the same hour as the church worship, and is unta^ the supervision of Mrs. Gertrud^ Ilg. Organist f or ^e worship is Mr. Leander Croker. On the Monday following at 7:30 p.m. the Administrative Board will meet. First United Methodist Church

presents an splendid opportunity prayerfully to reflect on our conversion to and reconciliation with God. It is a time to ponder God’s love made manifest in the Lord Jesus and to recommit ourselves to living the promise of His Good News. The kernel and center of Lenten discipline must above all focus on spreading God’s love each day and most especially within the family community. All in our Christian community should consider with great seriousness their roles as witnesses of Christ, in the service

they render and in the charity which they show within the family and among friends and neighbors. Indeed, as individuals and as a community we are called to a new life in Christ." The Bishop added: "In this tirpe of Lent, as we open our hearts more and more to the love of God, we shall find ourselves better a We to grow in love for one another. Hence, part of our Lenten practice must be more consciously to assume.the duty of evangelization, proclaiming the life of Christ in daily living."

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Sunday Church School at 9:45 A.M. MominR Wonhip Hour at

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Bible Study on Wednesday evening from 7 to 4:45.

Saturday

for boys and girls in grades K-4. 7:30 P.M. Adult study of the Shorter CatecMsm in the home of Joaie MitcheU, 3110 Hemlock Rd.. North Cape May. 1:00 P.M. Neighborhood Bible study in the home of Lynne and Jack

TrambetU. 107 Oakdale Am.. Rosary-AlUir

Villas. c . _ A supervised wa scry is held Society

(hiring aB regular dnwdi aer There win be a trip to Colonial vice* There b ample parking on wnBamaburg «■ Sn . St«.. and the lighted chtach ltd. For Men.. March 10.11.17. The cost is transportation caUMO^OS. $100,000. For icamalkau. call The church is located at IS aaaMIS The trip is sponsored by Fishing Creek Rd, Ncrih Cape The Rosary - Altar Society of St. May. Her. George W Fineke, Jr., John of God Onuth. Town Bank

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