Calvin Synod Herald, 1972 (72. évfolyam, 8-12. szám)
1972-08-01 / 8-9. szám
8 CALVIN SYNOD HERALD Bishop Beretz and William Molnár SING WHILE YOU DRIVE At 45 miles per hour, sing — “Highways Are Happy Ways” At 55 miles per hour, sing — “I’m But a Stranger Here, Heaven Is My Home” At 65 miles per hour, sing — “Nearer My God To Thee” At 75 miles per hour, sing — “When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder, I’ll Be There” At 85 miles per hour, sing — “Lord, I’m Coming Home” Paul's Financial Plan PERIODIC “Upon the first day of the week Worshipful Habitual Prayerful Cheerful PERSONAL let each one of you Each Man Each Women Each Boy Each Girl PROVIDENT lay by him in store Forehanded Deliberate Thoughtful Intelligent PROPORTIONATE as he may prosper Generous Careful Responsible Faithful PREVENTIVE No Deficit that no collections No Worry be made when No Loan Interest I come” No Retrenchment (1 Cor. XVI: 2) (E&R Church) KEEPING A CHILD . . . (Continued from page 6) clinics have been effective in helping children become stronger and stay healthy. The hospital which sponsors the clinic program — Evangelical Presbyterian Church Hospital at Adidome — is supported by the United Church Board for World Ministries. In addition to the Well-Baby Clinics, the hospital had 3.000 admissions last year and 30,000 out-patient visits, and performed 1,500 operations — all with a staff of two doctors and 25 nurses! WILL YOUR CHURCH SUPPORT A CHILD? Every one of us sees the variety of plans advertised in magazines and newspapers. “Give to help support a child overseas,” they say, and many of us respond with both love and dollars. But did you know that you can participate in such a plan through your own church? Last year, the United Church Board for World Ministries, through its program of Overseas Child Sponsorships, related some 248 children in seven countries to U.S. sponsors. The cost of such sponsorship is usually $10 to $15 per month, since the Board carries out the program through its Service Division without separate administrative expense. When you want to establish such a direct relationship, you need go no further than your own church. It’s good to know! Editor s Clipsheet Twenty-fifth Anniversary Commemoration The First Hungarian Reformed Church of Cleveland, Ohio will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the pastorate of their minister, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Stephen Szabó on October 8th at a Thanksgiving Service at 1 1 a.m. and a Banquet at 1 p.m. HONOR STUDENT Victoria Paal, was graduated from Steel Valley Senior High School, West Homestead, Pennsylvania, this past June and was among three students with a 4.0 point average. Victoria was a member of the National Honor Society and co-editor of the student newspaper “Ironcile.” She will continue her studies at the University of Pittsburgh in pre-medicine. FOR MEN ONLY One of the problems of the church may be seen in the following stanza: “Take my WIFE and let her be, Consecrated, Lord to Thee: Help her now Thy will to see, But please, Dear Lord, don’t count on me.” Now, all together men — SING IT!! — from Impact, Eastern Virginia Assoc. Southern Conference, U.C.C.
