Crest Church Fights Famine in Zaire

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WILDWOOD CREST - There is no resemblance between the “Land Where Children Die” and this resort community, where people come to enjoy themselves. There is a- connection, though Because of the interest and compassion of a church here, some of the children in that land across the seaT the Shaba Province in Zaire, may not be C.R.O.P.Run Scheduled SEAVILLE - The Methodist Church will sponsor the 2nd annual run lor CROP Saturday Nov. 5. Again this year there will be a five-mile and a l-mile fun run event. Age group winners will receive awards and all finishers will be eligible for random prizes. Free tee-shirts to the first 150 runners. Write to Wayne C. Newell. 10 E. Katherine Ave., Ocean View 06230 or call 396-4069 for registration forms or information. First Annual Harvest Ball N. CAPE MAY-TheSt. John of God Parish Council will hold its first annual Harvest Ball 9 p.m. • 1 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, in the church hall on Town Bank

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Free beer and set-ups plus a hot and cold buffet will be provided. Music will Ban?! *** Kentucky Dave For ticket information call 884-1289, 886-9675, or 884-5596. Proceeds are for the benefit of the new church building.

among the 50 percent there who die before the age of 5. The $5,500 contributed by the Mission Fund of the Crest Community Church will, says International Christian Aid, make a perceptible dent in the child mortality resulting from famine conditions. In a letter read by Rev. Charles L. Rowe, pastor, at services Sunday, Oct. 16, the ICA expressed gratitude for the donation, pointing out that a gift of such size from a single church is unusual. The project got underway two months ago when Dennis Hall, chairman of the Mission Fund, read an article in a news magazine detailing the deadly famine in Black Africa resulting from a prolonged drought the second in a decade. Envelopes for a special collection were distributed Sunday, Sept. 4, and eventually, $5,500 was raised from members and friends

of the church.

Aid to the starving

children of Zaire

represents the farthest

outreach of the Crest Mission Fund. It has also been

at work nearer home. Since three years ago, the fufid has provided and

distributed a truckload of

potatoes, which went in a few hours, to needy in the community. The fund helps support Barabas House, helps those in temporary trouble with rent, heat, and medical bills; maintains a food bank to aid the needy, and contributes to the Atlantic City Rescue Mission and Ranch Hope. Card Party N. WILDWOOD - The Episcopal Church Women of St. Simeon's Church. 2SUl and Central Aves., will hold a luncheon and card party noon-3 p.m. Tuesday.

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WILDWOOD CR. - The weekend will be a busy one at the Crest Community Church. The Church School will hold a Halloween Costume Party in the Social HaU 1:30-3. p.m. Saturday, for trick>ortreaters of all ages The party is open to the pubUc. ‘Better Than Sacrifice’ COLD SPRING - The Rev Fred C. Bischoff, pastor, will preach on “Better Than Sacrifice” 11 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 30 in Cold Spring Presbyterian Church (Old Brick), 780 Seashore Road. The sacrament of infant baptism will be administered.

Photographs in costume will be available. Church School begins the Sunday morning worship at 9:45 with classes for nursery students through adults. The worship service begins at 11 a.m. with Rev Charles L Rowe, pastor, preachihg the sermon. Mrs. Bette VanDyke will be on organ and music will be performed by the Adult Choir, Junior Choir and newly-formed Cherub Choir. A nursery is available during both Sunday School and Church Sunday evening at 6 there will be a Fellowship Supper in the Social Hall. At 7 p.m. the Angelus Chorus will perform in the sanctuary. All are invited to attend

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Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. and prayer service 7 p.m. Wednesday. Pastor is Rev. James J. Williams, and telephone 522-2951. In Memory Of Luther STONE HARBOR - Reformation Sunday, Oct. 30, kicks off the ‘'Month with Martin” celebration at Our Saviour Lutheran Church. Pastor Glenn Schoenberger’s sermon at 11 a.m. is entitled: “Luther: The Reformation

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Our Saviour will celebrate the final event of the 70th Anniversary. A birthday party will be the finale as members gather to reminisce and celebrate with birthday cake. For additional information concerning programs or for pastoral care contact Pastor Schoenberger at

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CAPE MAY - Rev Cass Shaw, pastor, will preach on “God's Diligence" at the 10‘30 a.m. worship service of the First Presbyterian Church, Decatur and Hughes Sts Church school and nursery care is provided Bible Study is conducted at 7:30 every Wednesdaynight.

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