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Wednesday. March 5,1980

iMovit* Sat. At Church WILDWOOD CREST •Women in (He Church." a movi|* narrated by Helen Heddy. will tx* shown. 7. pm Saturday. March Rat Community Church A desert and discussion will follow, and all are invited Church services tiegm at II on Sunday, with Sunday school 'at 45 featuring classes for all ages and a nursery

Missionary To Bring Services RIO GRANDE Jock Riley, missionary to Spain under Word of Life, will be guest speaker at both the 11 am and 7 pm Sunday services in Grace Gospel Chapel Sunday School is at 9:45 a m with classes for all ages The chapel's radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light." is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 over WRIO-FM <102.3).

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Musical To Have Cape Premiere SEA ISLE CITY - The Jersey Cape premiere of the w-orship-oriented musical. In Ris Presence, is 7 30 p.m March 22 at United Methodist Church here, continuing at H a m Sunday. March 23. The concert will feature the Sea Isle City Methodist Choir and be directed by Phil Barfool, who wrote and arranged the 55-minute musical ‘The Devil Heads A Vast Family’ KiailNG CREEK "Fignting My Enemy." is the title of the 11 a m. sermon study at Covenant Bible Church, aocording to the pastor (ieorge Fincke. The service will be broadcast over WCMC, AM <12:30) and FM (100.7). At the 7 p.m. service. Dr. Fincke will preach on. "Repentance." fi Churches To Gather Fri. For Prayer Service SEA ISLE CITY-World Day of Prayer will be observed during the 7:30 p.m service March 7. Representatives from these area churches will participate: United Methodist. Messiah I.Aitheran and St. Joseph’s Roman (.’atholic Church of Sea Isle^City; Calvary Baptist ol Ocean View. South Seaville Methodist and Seaville Methodist Church A time of fellowship and refreshments will follow the special service, and all are welcome.

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STONE HARBOR - St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. 95th St. and Third Ave.. is the oldest church in Stone Harbor (and probably in all of Seven-Mile Beach). It was dedicated on July 2. 1911, by Bishop Suffragan Garland, and was then known as

St. Mary's-by-the-Sea.

The church was enlarged in 1931, thanks to the generosity of Anne L. Wilmerton, and loans from the diocese of New Jersey enabled the members to add a rectory and

a parish hall.

In enlarging the church, the builders faithfully followed the original architecture; in fact, the 95th St. Facade was taken down and re-erected to enclose the new worship area. The hall and the rectory also preserve the original style. Now sheltered by tall pines and other trees, and adorned by smaller planLs and bushes, St. Mary’s presents a picture quite different from the way it looked in its early

days; stark, without even the tiniest shrub or vine for company, as shown in a photo

postcard of that period.

The church’s rector is the Rev. Wesley H. Martin, who assumed his functions here a month ago. Tomorrow. Thursday. Father Martin will celebrate Holy Communion and offer prayers of healing at 10 a.m., and conduct a Lenten service at 7:30 p.m. The Episcopal Church Women will gather for their monthly meeting at noon. Sunday’s services will be Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Morning Prayer, with sermon andLchoir, at 10 a.m. The Sunday School children will attend class

during the 10a.m. service.

Refreshments are served after each of

the Sunday services.

Father Martin holds a Morning Prayer service at 8:45 a.m. and office hours from 9 to noon daily Tuesday through Saturday.

Phone is 368-5922.

Congregation to Aid in Sermon N. WILDWOOD - The congregation will be the source of the sermon during the 11 a.m. service Sunday at Central Bible Church as the pastor draws

upon the members' research from their homework to give an.exposition from several passages in Philippians 4. The church offers five home Bible studies. Their times and locations are . available by calling the . church at 522-5917.

Social Night Tues. VILLAS — Refreshments and prizes for all are the feature during the 7:30 Social Night March 11 at St. Barnabas Parish House, 13 W. Bates Ave.. sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women.

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