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AVALON - The Phreedom Phoundation, a non-profit, non-denomin ational Christian youth out reach organiiation. founded earlier this sum mer. opened its youth facility at 3619 Dune Dr here Aug 16t THE NAME of the organization stems from the Christian doctrine of freedom “The only lives that can

experience true freedom from the problems and hassles of this world (and its powers) are tiiose,lived in and through the loving power of Jesus Christ," claims the P hounds lion’s co-founder Eld Thompson. “The Phreedom Phoundation" is an organization dedicated to helping others experience the freedom of a Christcentered life," he said. The

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and THE BRIGHTON ORCHESTRA SHOWS NITELY AT 7:30 8 11 PM

Coming Attractions: September 2 through 7— Julius LaRosa and Marilyn Michaels September 8 through 14— Jerry Lewis and Carol Lawrence September 15 through 21 — Al Martino and Jerry Van Dyke For show reservations and show information call (609) 441-4100 Admission $15 Plus 2 drink minimum All major credit cords honored

BRIGHTON HOTEL & CASINO Indiana Avenue and Brighton Park Atlantic City. N I 08404

Phreedom Phoundation is Jesus Christ. He is the foundation and source of our freedom " , Assisting Thompson in spearheading the program is Suzanne E. Larkin. Both arc year-round residents of Avalon and have already invested much of their time in youth ministry around

the town.

SHE IS THE mother of Six (five in their teens) and is an active member of the Maris Stella Catholic Church here. He is a graduate of Messiah College with degrees in education and Bible, and teaches in the Avalon and Middle Township schools and is also the youth leader of the First Baptist Church of Cape May Court House. Other members of the Phoundation’s forming committee have varied

PHREEDOM PHOUNDATION is for youth of all backgrounds and hopes to challenge their goals, values and ideas. Activites for now will consist of "coffeehouse" nights, film programs, Bible studies and counseling. If the financial support proves to be strong enough, arts and crafts programs, hobble seminars, a concert series and a small-scale sports program will be added. "THERE’S AN awful lot we can do. and plan to do, if we are supported."Larkin

said.

He emphasized the importance of community

ibpport.

We’re depending on the people in the area,"Larkin said. If they want us to help the kids, they’re going to

NEWLY OPENED Phreedom Phoandations Christian youth center is open seven days a week, and the public is invited to drop In. Here co-directors Edward Thompson

and Kelly l^rkin test the record player.

backgrounds in education Stave to help us. Otherwise,

and church origin we’ll fold. " Pastor Long To Speak on Work Labor Day Sun.

N, WILDWOOD - At the 11'o’clock worship hour on Labor Day Sunday, the pastor, John M. Long, of the United Methodist Church, Second and Central Aves., yvill speak on "The Sacrament of

, Work."

This follows th£ 10:45 «..m. song service led by Robert Wirtz, and acTwo Admitted To

Candidacy For Diaconate

companied by organist Jayne Holley and guest pianist John Evans, organist at the Third Moravian Church in

Philadelphia.

Children wishing to attend Sunday School may go to the class taught by Gertrude Ilg at the same hour as church worship.

AVALON - Auxiliary Bishop James L. Schad was principal celebrant at a Mass in Stella Maris Church here Aug. 18 when two men from the Camden diocese were Admitted to Candidacy in the diocese's Permanent Diaconate Program. John Enoch of Sacred Heart parish in Vineland and Alfred W. Lewis of St.

Ann’s parish in Wildwood, are scheduled to be ordained as permanent

deacons Oct. 4.

Assisting Bishop Schadal the Mass were Fr. Donald D. Velozo, director of the Permanent Diaconate Program; Fr. John O'Leary of St Ann’s, and Fr. Dominick Bottino of Our Lady Star of the Sep,.

Atlantic City.

End of Season Parly Benefit

SEA ISLE CITY — There will be a Farewell to Summer Cocktail Party to benefit St. Joseph's Church at the church auditorium, 44th and Central Ave., 4:30 to 7:30 Aug. 31. Entertainment will be by Himself Ken McBride with

music by Ray HotUnger, and there will be refreshments and Hor d'oeuvres. Tickets are available thru event chairlady Marian Cardell 262-8906, the Gallaghers 263-6415 or the Donnellys 263-3975.

Congregation To Supply Guest Speakers Sun.

RIO GRANDE - At the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday, Rev. Craig Pierce, a member of Grace Gospel Chapel, will deliver the message in the absence of Pastor Guy Rathmell.

Sunday School is.at 9:45 a m. with classes for all ages Mr. Charles Wright, also a chapel member, will be speaking at the 7 p.m. service.

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