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Church in Seaville Marks 129 Years

SEAVILLE - Several former pastors returned to the Seaville United Methodist Church for a Sunday afternoon service Oct. 20 in observance of its 129 anniversary. The anniversary preacher was the Rev. Paul M. Corson. His sermon was titled "Coming Home". He is a member of the Corson family which has played an important role in the early history of the church A bronze plaque was placed in the Seaville church at a special service Dec. 2. 1984. The plaque commemorates six Corson ministers whose Christian service spanned a century Miriam Leigh Corson. 103. unveiled the plaque as family members participated in that service. Though none of the familyhas served this church as pastor, members roots in

this congregation, all being descendants of Peter and John Corson, early Cape May County settlers. A 12-PAGE booklet highlighting that service, including pictures and thumbnails sketches of the six ministers of the Corson family who maintained a century of Christian service. was available at the anniversary service. At Trinity Fellowship COURT HOUSE - Sunday worship is held by Trinity Fellowship Assembly of God at 10 a m at the Arbutus Lodge, on Route 9. Pastor Richard J Green, Jr. will continue a series of messages on the Book of Acts with a sermon 1 called Til? Devi! In a Box" A Junior Church for children up through third grade and a nursery are provided for this service. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. a mid-week Bible study is also held at the church par sonage in Swainton. For directions or further information call Pastor Green at 465-3761. 'Holiness I Not Option ' COURT HOUSE - I "Holiness Is Not an QpI tion," a message from I Hebrew 12: 14-29. is the title I of the sermon of Rev. Jerry I Heslinga jit the 9:30 a.m. I Sunday worship service of I the First Baptist Church, I South Main Street Junior church is held for " children aged 4-third jj grade, and nursery care is I provided during the serI vice. Sunday School begins I at 10:45 a.m. Evening ser5 vice is at 7 Sunday ^ Bible study and prayer | time is 7 p m Wednesdays For further information, call the church office. 465-5511. First Baptist Of Wild wood WILDWOOD - Rev Dawn N. Mays will preach at the 11:00 a.m. Sunday worship service at the First Baptist Church, Atlantic Avenue. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. A nursery and a junior church are also provided. Wednesday evenings Bible study is at 7. For further information, call the church office. 522-2981 . Topic 'God's Provision' BURLEIGH - Pastor Lee Cattell continues in his series from Acts with a ser mon entitled, "God's Provision", based on Acts 28:1-15, at the 11 a.m. Sunday service. At 7 p.m. he will preach on "A Royal Priesthood", from I Peter 2. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m.

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