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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 1, 1964
THE BATTALION I
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Lutherans Planning Fete
Battalion Church News
Members of Our Saviour’s
Lutheran Church will celebrate
the 25th anniversary of the con
gregation and the 10 anniver
sary of the dedication of the
Sanctuary October 4.
The church has grown from a
congregation of about 12 mem
bers to a vast membership of
541, bringing pride and happi
ness to its members.
A little band of Lutherans, on
December 19, 1939, adopted a
constitution for the American
Lutheran Church of College Sta
tion. The group, including A&M
students, met on Sunday evening
in the YMCA for several years.
Their work was well rewarded
when in 1948 the congregation
and students saw the dedication
of the Lutheran Student Center.
During the early 1950’s, the
name of the congregation was
changed to Our Saviour’s Luth
eran Church. But the changes
did not stop. A beautiful church
was built, adding fuel to the
flames of hope of that little band
of Lutherans, now a large con
gregation.
Even now, plans are being ex
ecuted to increase the physical
structures of the church.
The spiritual growth of the
church has been greatly favored
by the excellent leadership of the
pastors who have served and are
now serving.
Such leadership includes Pas
tors Hartmann, Mgebroff, Swy-
gert, Svendsen, Brossia (intern),
Bulgerin, Fry (intern), Ruch,
Gaiser (intern), Rostvold (assis
tant), and Birk.
From the beginning the pur
pose of the church’s work has
been to administer to all Luth
erans in the community. It has
adhered to this purpose for 25
years.
The out-reaching of the con
gregation’s work and student’s
work throughout the years has
had far-reaching effects. In
hopes for future success, the
members have as the anniversary
theme “Forward With Christ.”
Pastor Kurt Hartmann, the
first pastor of the church, will
be the principal speaker for the
afternoon anniversary service.
All former pastors have been in
vited.
Registration of guests will be
gin at 1:30.
Pinkie Announces
Campus Visitors
A total of 1,302 visitors were
on campus during September,
P. L. Downs Jr., A&M’s official
greeter, announced. They were
attending short courses, confer
ences, class reunions and other
scheduled meetings.
World Wide Communion will be
observed Sunday at the A&M
Methodist Church at 8:30 a.m.
and 10:55 a.m. services. A new
class for married undergraduates
will meet for the second time at
9:45 a.m. Sunday in the Wesley
Foundation Building.
The Methodist Church will have
a family picnic at Hensel Park
at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. A worship
service will be conducted after
the meal. College students have
been invited and are not expect
ed to furnish their own food.
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“Unity in the Covenant” will
be the theme of the First Christ
ian Church’s morning worship
service Sunday as they take part
in observing World Communion
with churches across the nation.
Rev. Walter Allen, associate
minister of the church, will de
liver the morning message.
The church’s first evening serv
ices begin Sunday at 6 p.m.
The Friday morning commun
ion service for student groups
is set for 6:45 a.m. at the Wesley
Foundation Building. The Dis
ciples of Christ, Methodist, Pres
byterian and United Church of
Christ students participate in a
joint communion service each
Friday. The program will last
about 30 minutes. Afterwards,
doughnuts and coffee will be
available.
Pastor Ron Birk, associate pas
tor of Our Saviour’s Lutheran
Church, will be in charge of the
church’s activities for Aggie s + u-
dents this year.
A newcomer here, Birk is a
native of Mason, and holds the
harvest lvalues
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Have you ever investigated t a s m
“questioning mind of the biol the title
gist” ? This is the theme records,
the first of eight seminars to
conducted by the Univei
Lutheran Church during Octo]
and November at the Presbyttt]
ian Student Center.
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Dr. H. O. Kunkel, associate - 0n « di
rector of the Agricultural Expetj
ment Station, will be the speafe
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Gamma Delta, Association t
Lutheran Students, will meet;
7:15 p.m. Wednesday
YMCA Building.
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4 p.m
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A college student breakiV« ai '' lind
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will be held from 7-9 a.m. Sain monthly
day in the Presbyterian Studcf 11 V1 6 ~'
Center.
A pancake fellowship will I*
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gin at 6 p.m. Sunday for sineii
students at A&M Presbyterii; |Buy y<
Church.
The church will observe Worl ijwant
Wide Communion at 8:30 a.m.ai
11 a.m. Sunday.
Fellowship for married student
from 2
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ake -
and their wives will start at I ask for
p.m. Sunday at First PresbytfJ
ian Church in Bryan.
A panel will discuss the
“Is God Leaving The Campus! 1
after a fellowship banquet (|
7:15 p.m. Wednesday at ttfl
Presbyterian Student Center.
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Regular services of the Wei
nesday noon seminar group hep;
!ood used
6-5850.
study. “mJiS"-
Oct. 7 at the Presbyterian Sta
dent Center.
The topic of
Christians Make Political Deri jgjjjng ]
sions”, will continue through tk (here, jr
national elections. N 16 Dal
Worth
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The First Baptist Church falAight ai
pit will be filled by the Ret pne do!
Arthur Smith Sunday in the i\
sence of Dr. Kyle Yates.
The Baptist Student Union nil
host an after-game fellowship i!
the Baptist Student Union im
mediately following the AM
— Texas Tech game.
A Bible Study is being hell | lence nec
at 7 p.m. Monday and at 5 pi
Tuesday at the BSU. These sta
dies are conducted as short com
es and last from four to si
weeks.
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The Reverand Gordan SwoM^ S.
of Beaumont will speak at St
Thomas Episcopal Chapel at 1!|
a.m. Oct. 8.
Following the speech, a ISmfl
film, “Malawi”, will be shown.
Refreshments will be serve
after the program.
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Dr. J. W. Roberts, professo!
of Bible at Abilene Christiai
College, will speak at the AM
Church of Christ Oct. 4-7. Sen-
ices will begin at 7:15 nightly
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St. Mary’s Catholic Chapel
conduct services at 7:20 p.®|
Furnit
Wednesday immediately followlgDAMAt
by a Newman Club meeting.
Instruction and inquiry clasl
will be held at 7:15 p.m. SundajL Tat)les
and at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. I
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The A&M Wesley Foundatio'S^ :
will have a “recreation evening'
at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Group ail
table games are available all
activities will be coordinated b!
Miss Sue Reynolds.
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