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Thursday's issue.
The St. Genevieve Woman's Club
will present • "Spring into Summer"
fashion ahow at 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 27, at the church
activity center, 29015 Jamison,
Livonia. Coat will be $12 par person
and will include a chicken
piccata dinner, catered by Paul
Psparelli, and fashions by Mervyn's.
Tickets are available in advance
only at the St- Genevieve
rectory or through a Women'•
Club member. For more information.
call (313) 427-5220.
• PRAYER
The St. Edith Chariamatic Prayer
Group will meet at 8 p.m. Thursdays,
beginning April 27, for a
-weak "Life in the Spirit"
seminar in tha A.V. Room, rear
church entrance No. 2 Each aaasiona
will laat lVt hours. For more
information, call Al and Sandy
Salloum at (313) 844 3303 or Dale
and Lynn Swesene at (313) 462-
3618.
Good Hope Lutheran Church will
have a rummage/craft/bake sale 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Thuraday through
Saturday, April 27-29, at the
church, 28680 Cheny Hill. Garden
City. Proceeds will be used aa
matching funds for money from
the Lutheran Brotherhood.
The Fellowship Committee of
the Church of the Holy Spirit will
have a rummage aale 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Saturday, April 29, at the
church, 9083 Newburgh, Livonia.
"Treaaurea" for the aale can be
left at the church.
The Observer/ THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1995
RELIGION CALENDAR
Alderagate United Women will
have a apring rummage aale 9
a.m. to 2:30 p.m Saturday, April
29, at the church, 10000 Beech
Daly, between Plymouth Road
and Weat Chicago, Radford.
White elephants, kitchen equipment,
small appliancea, toys and
books will be sold in Wealey Hall.
Clothing of all aisea will be in the
Fellowship Hall, with apecial
women's garments in the
Boutique. Proceeds will be uaed
for church and diatrict missionary
projecta. •
St Andrew's Epiacopal Church
in Livonia will have ita annual
all-pariah garage aale 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Friday, May 5, and 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. Saturday, May 6, at the
church, 16360 Hubbard, between
Five Mile and Six Mile. A $2 a
bag aale will be 1 -2 p.m. Saturday.
There also will be a plant and
bake aale.
Evangelists visit St. Paul's
Toby and Barb Waldowaki will
bring their musical ministry- to
St. Paul'a Preabyterian Church in
Livonia Sunday, April 30.
The Waldowakia, who have
been thrilling audiencea in concert
with their outstanding muaical
talent since 1976, will perform
at the 8:30 and 11 a.m worship
servicea at the church. 27475 Five
Mile.
They have been guest soloists
with Billy Graham at hia Tacoma,
Wash., Crusade in May 1993 and
tbe Midweat Crusade in June
1987. They also have been so
loiata on the "Hour of Power"
teiecaat with Robert Schuller.
They have numerous recordings
and muaic publications and have
presented more than 2,000 concerts
as part of their full-time
miniatry.
Their songs are composed by
Toby and are filled with practical
messages and uplifting melodies
Hia love for God ia evident
through hia teetimony of the keyboard,
beginning at age 5, God's
calling for his life, and how God
has a plan for everyone.
Barbara sings, using a three-octave
range that ia as open as her
personal sharing She tells of her
commitment to Christ while on a
second date with Toby in college.
Toby and Barb inspire young
marrieda, give goals to youth, involve
little children in their conceit,
and encourage the older per-
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son with the joy of the Lord They
reach into their own lives to share
their infertility problems and a
bout with cancer in 1980. Since
then, they have been blessed with
two healthy children.
"Christianity is not a myth or a
religious fad," they said. "Christ
is alive in the world and alive in
our lives. We feel a definite call to
share our knowledge of Him with
others in hopes that someone may
find s new start a new freedom
and a new sense of wholeness in a
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For more information, call St.
Paul's Presbyterian Church at
422-1470.
Toby and Bart WtMowsfci
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• CRAFT SALE
St. Matthew'a United Methodist
Church will have a craft fair 9
a m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, AprU 29,
at the church, 30900 W. Six Mile,
Livonia. Admlaaion la $1 and no
stroller* will be allowed Proceeda
will help the church youth
a United Methodist Youth Conference
aad Miaaion in Salt Lake
City, Utah, in August
The congregation of Prince of
Peace Lutheran Church in Westland
will share dinner with the
residents of the Wayne County
Homeless Shelter in a special program
at 5 p.m. Sunday, April 30,
at the Church. Members of the
center's staff and the congregation
will also provide entertainment
for the gathering.
• SFf CIAI SPCAKS*
Dr. Glenn Wagner, vice president
for the national ministry for
Promise Keepers, will speak at
the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday.
April 30, at Calvary Baptist
Church, on Joy between Lilley
and Sheldon roads, Canton. For
more information, call (313) 456-
0022.
• HOLOCAUST
Congregation Beit Kodesh will
observe the remembrance of the
Holocaust with its third annual
memorial service at 2 p.m. Sunday,
April 30, at the synagogue,
31840 W. Seven Mile, Livonia.
The service commemorates the
50th anniversary of the liberation
of the concentration cam pa. The
presiding officer of the event will
be Phyllis Lewkowicz. The Yiskor
service will be led by Cantor David
Gutman.
Martin Lowenberg, a survivor
of tha Holocauat will speak, followed
by a candlelighting ceremony
with other survivors participating.
Refreshments will be
served.
Tbe Claaaical Bella, a professional
handbell choir, will present a
concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, April
30, at St Matthew's United
Methodist Church, 30900 Six
Mile, between Meririman and
Middlebelt Livonia. The Classical
Bells have performed with
such groups aa the Detroit Symphony
Orcheatra. Ticketa coat S6
per person or $5 per person for
groups of eight or more. For more
information, call (810) 615-0845
or (810) 362-3255.
• RADIO SNOWS
The radio series "What is this
Christian Science and who are
theae Christian Scientists?" is
being aired at 9:30 a.m Sundays
on WAAM-AM 1600. Topics include
"Does your church have
missionaries?" on April 30,
"What are theae Reading Rooms
shout?" on May 7, "What Does
Christian Science say about sin?"
on May 14, "How can anyone
have that much faith?" on May 21
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and "Just what is a Christian Science
practitioner?" on May 28.
The seriss also can be beard at
8:30 a.m. Sundays on CKLW-AM.
For more information, call (800)
886-1212. -
• FAMLY
Ward Evangelical Preabyterian
Church will offer family workshops
7-8:15 p.m. Wednesday,
May 3, at the church, 1700 Farmington
Road, Livonia. The workshops
will provide valuable ideas
and suggestions for families. For
more information, call Edie Lo
veil at (313) 422-1826.
• LIRJRUI WUfM UNHID
Church Women United of Suburban
Detroit-Weat will have a May
fellowship breakfast at 9:15 a_m.
Friday. May 5, at St Matthew's
United Methodist Church, 30900
Six Mile, Livonia. Tbe program
will be "All Have a Place at the
Table" with the Rev. Sandra Willowby.
The coat is $2 for the continental
breakfast and reservations
can be made by calling Norma
Roberta at (313) 591-2127. Child
care will be available by reservation
by calling Roberts. Participants
are asked to bring love pillows
for the children's hospitals.
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