Conference yukon::christian_v7

                             You Are My Friends
                             ==================
   
                                 WOMEN'S DAY
                         Saturday, March 27th, 1993

       We live in a society where friendships are often pursued, but rarely
   found.  Many relationships have broken down...within the family, with
   neighbors, with co-workers.

       We find ourselves desensitized to our own needs and unable to meet the
   needs of those around us.  Yet, the reality remains.  We need friendships.
   Neglecting our friendships will leave us very lonely women in a cold and
   hostile world.

       Jesus wants us to be his friends.  He wants us to build great
   friendships with the people in our lives.  Please join us as we let Jesus
   redefine what friendship really means.


               "...I have called you friends....." John 15:15

   
   Location: VISTA INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
             WALTHAM, MASS

   Schedule:

       9:30    Welcome and Singing

       10:00   "Your are My Friends" - Kay McKean

       10:45   Break

       11:00   "I've Found a Friend" - (Personal Sharing by Selected Women)

       12:00   Lunch and Classes

                   - "Friends with your Husband"  - Rebecca Christensen
                                                    Renee Craig

                   - "Friends with your Children" - Anita Allen
                                                    Lori Kotkowski

                   - "Friends with Yourself"      - Kim Strondak

                   - "Friends with God"           - Joyce Lee, Sara Frederick
                                                    and Melissa Shaw
                                                    (geared especially for
                                                     teenagers)
                  
       1:45    "Friends of Jesus" - (a short Musical)

       2:30    "Are You my Friend?" - Jeanie Shaw

       3:15    Closeout



   Sponsored by the New Hampshire, Worcester, Metro West and Western suburb
                    areas of the Boston Church of Christ.

   Registration:  For Lunch and Program - $12.00
                  (Please make check payable to the Boston Church of Christ)

   For more information or to register, please contact Alice Uyeno
                                                       SUBSYS::UYENO
                                                       DTN 237-6563

   There will be women traveling from all the above areas, so you can even
   car-pool if you want.

    You are all invited to a Dove Singers Concert called 'ELIJAH'.  This is 
    a musical based on the old testament story of Elijah.  Dove Singers is
    a group of Christians from about 28 different Christian churchs thru
    out New Hamphsire.  We meet once a week from January to Concert time
    for rehearsal and fellowship.  So it is a diverse set of people ages
    range from about 10 yrs to ???.
    
    This musical stresses the importance and benefits of prayer, and is
    considered a 'youth' musical (well, we're all young at heart).
    
    The performances all start at 7:30 pm and are at the following places:
    
    Sat March 20                        
    
    First United Methodist Church
    961 Valley Street
    Manchester, N.H. 
    (603) 622-8863
    
    Sun March 21
    
    Pilgrim Congregational Church
    27 Church Street
    Merrimac, MA
    (508)346-8400
    
    Sat March 27
    
    Saint John the Evangelist
    72 South Main STreet
    Concord, NH
    (603)225-7474
    
    Sun March 28
    
    Manchester Christian Church
    1308 Wellington Road
    Manchester, N.H.
    (603)622-9677
    
    Admittance is free and a free will offering will be accepted.
    
    For more information call (603)774-4663 or (603)623-3544 or 
    Lois Hopkins at DTN: 264-5287
    
    I hope you can make it, if you do please introduce yourself after the
    concert, just ask any of the singers.
    
    

	Does anyone know what the event that is coming to the Centrum
	in April "Jesus Was His Name"  is about ?


	Karen

 Salem Cinemas in Salem NH is running a series of Christian oriented films 
 during the last week of the month (I think).  I'll stop into my local Christian
 bookstore tonight or tomorrow and get the schedule and post it here.  One of
 the films is Jesus.   



 Perhaps we could get a bunch of us together to attend?





 Jim

 RE -1


 But don't ask me to organize it :-)  An organizer I am not :-)





 Jim

 RE .7


 Salem Cinemas in Salem NH is running 4 Christian oriented films from 4/4-4/11,
 including Jesus (with all dialog from the book of Luke), The Prodigal, and
 The Hiding Place.  I can't remember the 4th.  Admission is free, and from the
 poster I've seen each film will run each day.  If I ever have a piece of paper
 with me I'll write down more details and post them (or if I get the chance
 will call the theatre).






 Jim

    
    
    	CARMAN is coming to the Providence Civic Center on
    	Friday, April 23.  He does not charge for his concerts
    	but a love offering will be taken.  I saw him two months
    	ago in Worcester and he is well worth traveling to see.
    
    	-Peg
    

    
    Also on Friday, April 23rd, Rich Mullins will be at Eastern Nazarene
    college in Quincy, MA.  The next night Steve CAmp will be at Grace
    Chapel in Lexington.  Speaker Brennan Manning will be at each of these
    places to encourage the saints.  Call Newsound 508-346-4577 for tickets
    and more information.
    
    Tomorrow, 4/1, on the Family channel at 8pm the Gospel Music Association
    presents the *24*th annual Dove awards.  Special appearances by Steven
    Curtis Chapman, Michael English, Amy Grant, Sandi Patti, and 4 Him.
    
    Also, on Wednesday May 26th in Hudson, MA - David & The Giants will be
    doing a concert.  They preach the Gospel and do an alter call, so
    please consider bringing folks that need to hear the Gospel.  May the
    Lord reap a harvest!
    
    #24

	#24

	Do you know where in Hudson ?

	Karen

	PS - Thanks for the info - gotta get me some Steve Camp tickets!!!

	

    
    
    Karen,
    
    The concert will be at Hudson High on Brigham Street in Hudson.
    Do you know where that is?  Tickets will be $3 or $4 each.
    
    #24

    
    RE:  .11
    
    <On 4/1, on the Family channel at 8pm the Gospel Music Association
    <presents the *24*th annual Dove awards.  Special appearances by Steven
    <Curtis Chapman, Michael English, Amy Grant, Sandi Patti, and 4 Him.
    
    Anyone local to Marlboro area able to record this on their VCR for me?
    
    #24

	Lisa,

	I'll try.  

	Karen

    
    
                     *	Not for Singles only  *
    
                          Lets get together
    
    Place: Yangtze River in Littleton Ma.
    
    Time:  6pm
    
    Date:  April 16 on a Friday
    
    Directions -
    
    
      From 495 get off Exit 31 and go towards Littleton Center!
      At the set of Lights take a Left and Yangtze River will be
      on the Left on 110, LKG is in back of it. If you see Kimballs
      Ice Cream Stand you have gone too far.
    
      
       If you care to join us let me know..
    
       Share::Arno
    
       It will be nice to see you all again.
    
       Ann
    
    
    
    
    

 Salem (NH) Cinema Christian Filmfest Schedule:
 
 The Salem Cinema is on Route 28 in Salem NH
 
 No admission charge





 Monday 4/5
---------------

 Caught   12N
 
 The Hiding place 3PM

 Jesus 6:30PM

 The Prodigal 9PM



 Tuesday 4/6
----------------


 Hiding Place 12

 The Prodigal 3
 
 Jesus 6:30

 Caught  9PM


 Wednesday
-------------


 Jesus 12

 Prodigal 3

 Hiding Place 6:30

 Caught       9


Thursday
--------------

Prodigal 12

Caught   3

Jesus    6:30

Hiding place 9


Friday 
----------------

Jesus 12

Hiding Place 3

Prodigal    6:30

Jesus       9

Saturday
--------------

Prodigal 12

Hiding place 3

Jesus     6:30

Caught   930


Sunday

------------

Jesus   12

Hiding place 3

Jesus  6:30

Prodigal  9

                               Praise the Lamb!
                              Cantata and Drama

                            Easter Sunday evening
                                  6 o'clock
                        Lowell Church of the Nazarene
                    1145 Varnum Avenue, Lowell, Massachusetts
Details and directions -->     (508) 453-1063



Note:
Your's truly (that's me) will be part of the drama,
as Peter, who does sort of "Aside" narration.  (I may
keep the beard a while afterwards.)  Now will this
scare some of you away?  Which?  

If you can't see me do my stuff as Peter, we'll be doing
another Psalty program (our fourth, because of the response)
in June.  Watch for details.  "We're going camping, now. 
We're on our way!"  (But they are significantly different
roles that I hope you'll come and introduce yourself to me
after the cantata.  You won't be able to miss me: I'm the 
loud one.

A free will offering (or whatever you were predesinted to give)
will be accepted (I believe as part of the "regular" service).

    
    
From:	10SNUT::MATHERS "Barb Mathers|ZK2-2/N15|381-1174"
To:	LISA
CC:	MATHERS
Subj:	Easter drama in Nashua, NH

You are invited to an Easter celebration...
		
Nashua Community Chapel's Music and Drama Departments will
be presenting an Easter drama/musical called "The Victor"
this coming weekend.  This performance celebrates the victory
of Jesus Christ over sin and death by His incredible and holy
sacrifice on the cross at Calgary.

This is a free presentation open to the general public.  All are
invited!  There will be a nursery provided for children through
age 3.

Performances are:  Friday, April 9 at 7:30 p.m.
		   Sunday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m.

Address:     Nashua Community Chapel
	     5 St. Laurent Street
	     Nashua, NH
	     (603)883-8345

Directions:
From Route 3 - Take Exit 7E.  Go straight through lights
	       at the end of the exit ramp.  Take your
	       first left onto St. Laurent Street.  The
	       church is immediately on your right.

Hope to see you there!

Barb

                  E  A  S  T  E  R     C  A  N  T  A  T  A
                  ----------------------------------------

                              "His Last Days"

			      by Dallas Holm


Sunday, April 11
5 PM
Pikes Peak Metropolitan Community Church
730 N. Tejon (Unitarian building), Colo Spgs

narrated by Richard Jones-Christie

		You are invited to an Easter Vigil

The United Methodist Worship Service of Stow, Massachusetts will be conducting 
its first Easter Vigil on Saturday evening April 10th.

The Service will celebrate Light, Word, Water and Banquet.

They will begin the service outside with the lighting of candles with the 
procession of light going into the church followed by much music, sermon, 
baptisim, and Communion (sharing of the Bread and Cup) and more music.

There will be three choirs participating/singing together, two solo 
spiritual/folk guitarists and more.

Because of the turn out expected, The United Methodist Worship Service of 
Stow is will gather in the First Parish Church located on the Green in Stow 
Center at the Intersections of Rts 62 and 117.  The service begins at 5:00 
p.m.

For additional information, you can call Rev. Nancy Behr at (508) 897-6358 or 
send a message to me at CSTEAM::PARKER, DTN 297-7146.

Praising God thru His Most Loving Son Jesus,

Julian

    			Wendy Frank in concert
    
    A Playful Performance, for children ages 2-10.  Wednesday, April 21,
    10:30 a.m.  Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, 472 Mass Ave. (Route 111),
    Acton, MA.
    
    Cost: $4.  Children over age 1, accompanied by an adult (no charge for
    adult).
    
    Tickets available at Mout Calvary Christian School; Cloud 9 Toys Inc.,
    Sudbury; Learning Express, Acton; Acton Pharmacy, Acton.
    
    The Boston Globe says:  "With her singing heart and neon smile, Wendy
    Frank infuses audiences of all ages with joie de vivre.  There really
    must be magic in Wendy's melodies."
    
    

	An addendum to #24's note a while back re: Rich Mullins
	and Steve Camp.  If you buy tickets for one, the other is
	half price.

	Karen

    
    
    Thanks, Karen, I did not know that.
    
    #24
    
    Carman will be in Providence, RI on 4/23 and in Maine on 4/24

Re:  13.20

We had the dress rehearsal last night for the Cantata and
I know that God has blessed us.  There are about
80 people involved in this production (at least there were
about 80 there last night).

Last year's Easter Cantata was one of the most moving
experiences in the life of our church and, if last night is
any indication, I think that this Cantata will be a blessing
for all who attend.  God has blessed us with such talented
and dedicated singers and actors.  Thank you, LORD!

Consider coming; you'll be glad you did.

Collis

Oh, yeah Collis!?  ;-)

Well, go on Friday, folks to the Nashua church and Sunday to the Lowell
Church.  We've got 80 or so people involved, and, and, I know all my lines.
(Actually, when one is in it, one cannot fully guage the impact, but I'm 
told that the feelings Collis expressed were evident from undressed rehearsals.
Dress rehearsal is on Saturday, and I think people can come to see it -
which is when our Nursery workers, etc get their opporunity.)

Mark  :-)

I discovered last year that the scope of the cantata is
so much greater than simply what the choir (which I'm
in) does.  It wasn't until the dress rehearsal last year
that I had a clue about what kind of acting was being
done - and then I only got to see about 1/4 of it because
of our singing responsibilities and poor angle.  It wasn't
actually until the performance on Good Friday that the impact
was evident.  I heard (and believe) that it was the best
musical ever done by our church.  The performance on Sunday,
which usually has a smaller crowd, was overflowing as so
many people either came back or shared the experience
with others.

It's the first time I'd ever seen Jesus nailed to the cross
and crucified (hung) there.

Collis

    
    
    	Has anyone seen the screen play at the Centrum yet? 
    	(Jesus Was His Name) 
    	I have tickets for the Friday night showing....
    
        I've spoken with a few disapointed people so far..
    	The main reason being is, the play left out the resurrection
    	or Christ. From what I heard they ended the show at the 
    	crusifiction....
    
    	Talk about leaving out (in my opinion) the most important part
    	of the story...
    
    
    	Bill

    Really ? No Resurrection ? This bothers me ! 


    Jim 

        Yea, me to Jim...
    
    	The first person who informed me of this was the
    	person who manages the Morning Star Christian book store
    	in Leominster. He attended the first show on Tuesday and
    	was sadly :-( disapointed. To the point of tearing down
    	the poster on the store entrance..
    
    	If I remember correctly the play (GODSPELL) does the same..
    	Not sure, came someone confirm this?
    
    
                 Bill

    I can't speak for "Godspell", but I remember that "Jesus Christ
    Superstar" ended with the crucifixion.
    
    Mark L.

    Don't feel bad, Bill.  I spell-checked my reply because I wasn't sure I
    had it right. :-)  I was somewhat surprised that the spell-checker had
    it in it's dictionary.
    
    Mark L.

    
    
      I will be there Friday night :-) hope you don't forget your lines ha!
    
      Ann
    
    

    >hope you don't forget your lines ha!
    
    
    
    	Huh?? I don't get it..... :-)

    WOW!  My wife and I were kind of considering this.  Did they also leave
    out miracles?  Really curious about what the point was.  I've always
    felt that Christianity that focuses mainly on the death of the Savior
    kind of defeats the purpose.  
    
    Steve

    	COFFEE HOUSE NIGHT - SPONSORED BY HERITAGE CHRISTIAN CENTER
    
    
    Friday, April 16th, 7:00pm at Gurley Hall (All Saints' Chapel)
    in Leominster, MA (Whalom District - near Whalom Park).
    
    Our guest will be Kirsten Swedberg, a folk singer, who
    has just released her second album.
    
    Please call me at home (508) 772-1515 (between 6:00 - 9:00pm)
    for directions if anyone is interested in coming.
    
    This is open to the public - I believe it's being advertised
    in the local newspaper - so feel to bring friends.  A free
    will offering will be taken.
    
    
    Karen

    New Life Symphony Orchestra and Chorus  Spring Concert
    
    Nelhybel:	A Mighty Fortress
    Bach:	Christ lag in Todesbanden, Cantata 4
    Schumann:	Piano Concerto in A minor
    
    Saturday, May 1, 1993 @ 7:30 P.M.
    Grace Chapel, Lexington, Massachusetts
    Tickets are $6.
    

	Anybody else here going to Steve Camp on the 24th ?

	Karen

    
                           Sunday - May 2, 1993
    
                             the 24th annual
    
                                 20 mile
    
                             Walk for Hunger
    
                              in Boston, MA
    
    
    A half a million residents in Massachusetts, including 200,000 children
    under the age of 12 are facing hunger.
    
    Since the recession began, Mass. has lost about 400,000 jobs - more
    than 12% of our state's jobs.  Underemployment today is also a
    staggering problem.  MAny families are struggling to get by on
    drasticall reduced incomes.
    
    In 1992 the Walk for hunger provided ciritcal funding to 424 emergency
    programs which provided more than 14 million emergency meals to hungry
    poeple throughout Mass.  An unprecedented number of programs (80
    programs in the last year) have turned for the first time to Project
    Bread - The Walk for Hunger for desparately needed funding.
    
    
                      Ways you can help the hungry!
    
    1) WALK!  Show your concern for the hungry people in a personal way by
    asking for pledges and Walking for Hunger!
    
    2) SPONSOR! If you can't walk, take a big step and sponsor a walker.
    
    3) VOLUNTEER! Volunteers make it happen.  Be one of the 3,000 energetic
    volunteers whow make the Walk for Hunger a success.  
    
    4) CONTRIBUTE!  If you can't do the above, but want to give....
    
    Mail to:  PROJECT BREAD - THE WALK FOR HUNGER
    	      11 Beacon Street, Room 800
    	      Boston, MA 02108
    
    or call 617-723-5000
    
    Pledges totaling $100 will give a glass of mile to a hungry child every
    day for a whole year.
    
    Pledges totaling $150 provides breakfast, lunch, and dinner to 10
    homeless families in an emergency shelter.
    
    Pledges totalling $200 allows a soup kitchen to provide a hot
    nutricious dinner to 130 people that otherwise would go to bed hungry.

Pam and I will join you...

    
    
    
      Great it will be nice having you there! 
    
      Ann
    
    
      

    
    
    
      Hi All Barbara Smith can't make it Friday night but we have going
      so far:
    
      John & Pam Covert
      Eric Ewanco
      Dan Moore
      Ann Arno
    
    
      Let me know if you can make it... I will be making reservations
      under ARNO... 
    
      Share::Arno
    
      Ann
    
    
      

    Anyone want to walk with me or sponsor me?
    
    #24
    
      <<< Note 13.42 by TAPE::LKL "Christ in you - the hope of glory!" >>>
                    -< 24th Annual Walk for Hunger anyone? >-

    
                           Sunday - May 2, 1993
    
                             the 24th annual
    
                                 20 mile
    
                             Walk for Hunger
    
                              in Boston, MA
    
    

Greetings!

Following, is an announcement for an upcoming conference in Gardener, MA.
Jill and I have have been to another conference where Bill has taught and
we have heard him speak on many other occassions and have witnessed the 
incredible way in which God uses him .  He is a true man of God, has sound
doctrine and receives our utmost respect.

If you want to see God move in a mighty way, be sure not to miss this event.
We'll be there Thursday and Friday nights and all day Saturday.  We're also
planning on staying over at the B&B Friday night (details below).  We hope 
to see you there!

Dan



                            ATS Ministries Presents

                              "POWER FROM ON HIGH"

                              With Rev. Bill Alsop


                              April 22, 23, and 24


                            Colonial Bed & Breakfast
                               Conference Center 
                               Betty Spring Road
                                  Gardener, MA

  Paul said in 1st Corinthians 2:4:

    "My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, 
     but with a demonstration of the Spirit's power."

  Come expecting God to equip you with that same demonstrating power!


                                   Schedule

  Thursday, April 22:

	7:00 PM - "Breaking the Ground, Planting the Seed"

  Friday, April 23:

        7:00 PM - "The Gifts of the Spirit, Part 1"

  Saturday, April 24:

        9:00 AM - "The Gifts of the Spirit, Part II"

        1:00 PM - "The Five-fold Ministry"

        7:00 PM - "Annointed to Serve"


  There is no registration fee for this conference.  A free-will offering will
  be taken at each service.  Do to limited seating, parents are encouraged
  to leave small children at home.  No nursery will be provided.

  Directions:

  Take route 2 West to Exit 24B (route 140 North).  Go through the first
  light and take your second left onto Betty Spring Road.  Colonial Bed &
  Breakfast is your first entrance on your left.

  For more information, please call (508)365-5041.



                             Colonial Bed & Breakfast 
                                Conference Center
                                  (508)630-2500

    Conference rate (Friday night):  $45 for 1 person in a deluxe room
                                     $59 for 2 persons in a deluxe room

    This includes the following*:

    Dinner:

        - Peel & eat shrimp
	- Soup
	- Fresh Garden Salad
        - Hot rolls & butter
	- ANY entree on the menu (e.g. Alaskan King Crab & Filet Mignon,
            Prime Rib (up to 16 oz. cut), Porter House Steak (16+oz. cut),
	    Lobster (when available), Chicken dishes, fresh fish, etc.)
        - Coffee, Tea, Decaf, Milk, or Soda

    Full New England Breakfast - The Works!!

    *does not include tax or gratuity


  On Saturday, April 24th, a buffet lunch, which includes soup and sandwiches
  with beverage will be offerred for $6.00 per person including tax and
  gratuity.  

  If you call to reserve a room, please be sure to mention that you are
  attending the "Power From On High" conference.

    The Christian Teaching & Worship Center of Woburn, MA presents
    THE LORD IS MY STRENGTH, A WOMEN'S CONFERENCE - MAY 7-8, 1993
    
    This is a special time for the needs of women to be met. It's not just
    another meeting...Come be built up and strengthened in the Lord!
    
    Elizabeth Alves is the featured speaker on May 8th.  Elizabeth is a
    real "down to earth" minister.  she travelsd internationally, has
    established Intercessors International, has written books and ministers
    prophetically at each meeting.  Rediscover the depth's of God's love
    for you as she brings a Word in season.
    
    Workshops:  Drama and Dance:  Surviving...Single/Surviving...Motherhood
    Panel Discussion:  Ask any question to the panel team!
    Schedule - Friday 7:30PM - Special program    
               Saturday AM:  Coffee & pastry at 9:00 am
                             Workshops at 9:30 am
                             Greetings from Mona Johnian/co-director at 10
                             Panel Discussion at 10:15 am
                             Elizabeth Alves at 11:00 am
    SPECIAL MINISTRY TO COUPLES:  SATURDAY, MAY 8 @ 7:30 PM - This is a
    unique time with Elizabeth Alves in ministry to marrieds (including
    engaged).  A special treat after the meeting!
    
    Location of all meetings is at the Christian Teaching & Worship Center,
    73 Pine Street, Woburn, MA 01801 - for more information, please call
    Terri Caprini at (617) 935-5117.  Directions to Center are from Rt 128
    and I-93.  From Exit 36 (N or S)off 128, take Washington Street 1.6 miles
    then turn right onto Washington Circle to Pine Street which bears right 
    across the next intersection.  From I-93, take Exit 35 from the South or 
    Exit 36 from the North onto Montvale Avenue.  Turn right at next 
    intersection (Friendly's is on left) onto Washington Street, go about 1.6 
    miles to Washington Circle and turn left, continuing on to Pine Street,
    which bears right across the next intersection.
    NURSERY IS PROVIDED AT ALL MEETINGS FOR CHILDREN 0-5 YEARS OLD!
    
    OTHER OPPORTUNITIES OF NOTE AT CTWC: Both offerings at 73 Pine Street!
    
    KALEO BIBLE INSTITUTE, a member of Oral Roberts University Educational
    Fellowship, founded in 1990, accreditation obtainment in process.  This
    is a one-year international school of ministry that equips and trains
    people who are called into full-time ministry as well as lay people. 
    There are intensive acedemic programs for both the beginner
    (certificate) and advanced student (diploma).  Kaleo provides
    doctrinally sound preparation for active pursual of further education
    or your call either in the local church or marketplace.  If you
    register by July 1 with CWTC flyer, you receive $50 off tuition. 
    Actual Registration deadline is August 18 (no discount), but applications
    will be accepted to September 1st.  Contact Terri Caprini for more info.
    
    CELEBRATE THE FEAST OF TABERNACLES!! OCTOBER 1-4, 1993  *A HOLY NATION*
    with special guest Zola Leavitt, outstanding and well-known Jewish
    teacher. His heritage adds richness to his teaching.  He is a popular
    TV host, FORMER Rabbi, and author of many books. FREE but registration
    necessary.  Contact Terri Caprini for details on this age-old
    celebration from a Christian perspective.  The agenda includes worship
    and pageantry, teaching on Life in the Millennium, featured speaker,
    drama and dance, plus messages on the End Times.                          
                                                                          

    
    
       The following is a schedule of a summer outreach to the north
      central Massachusetts communities of Townsend, Lunenburg and
      Fitchburg. These are concerts of contemporary Christian music
      in the style of Micheal Card, Harvest, Glad and Wayne Watson
      including some of the older standards.
       So bring a blanket or some lawn chairs and a friend to enjoy
      a couple of hours of free music. Each of the concerts are located
      on the town common. The music will be provided by a group 
      called Rennaissance.
    
           Townsend Common is at the intersection of routes 119 and 13.
           Lunenburg Common is on Lancaster road next to the library
           Fitchburg Common is downtown across from the post office  
                            known as the upper common.
    
    
         May 8th  ----> Townsend Common   6-8pm  Saturday
               16th ----> Lunenburg Common  4-6pm  Sunday
               21st ----> Fitchburg Common  6-8pm  Friday
    
          June 6th  ----> Lunenburg Common  4-6pm  Sunday
               12th ----> Townsend Common   6-8pm  Saturday
               18th ----> Fitchburg Common  6-8pm  Friday
    
          July 10th ----> Townsend Common   6-8pm  Saturday
               16th ----> Fitchburg Common  6-8pm  Friday
               25th ----> Lunenburg Common  4-6pm  Sunday
    
          Aug. 8th  ----> Fitchburg Common  12-6pm Sunday
               14th ----> Townsend Common   6-8pm  Saturday
               20th ----> Lunenburg Common  6-8pm  Friday
    
          Any questions please give me a call here at work at dtn 223-8885
          or at home 508-582-6584.
    
          Bob Barker
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
         
           

    		"SIX DAYS OF RAIN"

    DATES:      May 16th through the 21st
     TIME:      7:00 PM nightly
     COST:      FREE admission
     HOST:	Pastor Ernest W. Frye

    PLACE:      Latter Rain Christian Fellowship
    		      280 Pleasent Street
    		       Ashland, MA 01721
    PHONE:      508-881-7401

FEATURING:	Recording artists - Reba Rambo & Dony McGuire
    		Dynamic motivator - Jonathan Del Turco [Sunday]
    		International revivalist - Iverna Tompkins [Monday & Tuesday]
    		Mentor to Leaders - Dr. A. R. Bernard [Wednesday & Thursday]
    		Biblical financier Dr. John Avanzini [Thursday & Friday]

LEADERSHIP SEMINAR - Thursday May 20th for pastors and leaders only
    		     Call church office for details and registration

		Directions to Latter Rain Christian Fellowship

From Framingham/points east (from Rt. 9): 

Take Rt. 9 WEST, up to traffic light at the Volvo dealer in Southboro.  At
this light, take a left (Oak St.).  Follow this road straight through to a
stop sign, and then continue straight on this road (Cordaville Rd.).  This
will become Pleasant Street in Ashland.  You'll pass over a small white
bridge over a small pond, and then the road will immediately veer off to the
left.  Continue on for short distance; Latter Rain Christian Fellowship will
be on the right - a large, brick building.

FROM THE NORTH:

Take 495 south to Rt. 9 EAST.  Take 9 east to Southboro, up to traffic 
light at the Volvo dealer.  At this light, take a right (Oak St.).  Follow 
this road straight through to a stop sign, and then continue straight on this 
road.  This will become Pleasant Street in Ashland.  You'll pass over a small 
white bridge over a small pond, and then the road will immediately veer off
to the left.  Continue on for short distance; Latter Rain Christian Fellowship
will be on the right - a large, brick building.  There is ample parking in the
main parking lot, and in the back of the VFW across the street.

From Rt. 135:

Follow west into Ashland.  Pass the Dairy Queen, through one light, and at 
the second light take a right into Ashland Center.  Stay straight past the fire
station on the left.  Take next left after passing the fire station (Pleasant 
Street).  We'll be about 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile up Pleasant Street on the left.
    

    
    I heard that Steven Curtis Chapman is coming to Water Country in
    Portsmouth, NH in August.
    
    I'll give more details when I know them!
    
    #24

    
    
    		 WhiteStone Performing at a Coffee house
    
         	  Place: Faith Evangelical Church in Melrose
           	  Time : 8:00 PM
                  
    
    Directions:
    
      From Route 2 or 3 pick up 128N. Get off Exit that reads North Ave.
      Wakefield (this exit is 2 exits above I93).
      Take a Right at the end of the Ramp. Follow through you will see
      one Blinking RED light, then a set of Traffic lights. You will 
      want to take a Right at those set of lights on to Main Street.
      You should see a D.Donuts keep going on the Main St. through
      Greenwood, then Melrose.
      About 3 miles you will see many Traffic Lights, You want to take
      a Right on to Franklin St. The Church will be on the Left.
      It's Gray Stone.
    
      Also just before you turn on Franklin you will see a "Gray 
      Appliance store.
    
      Come if you can it should be a fun fill evening. 
    
       Ann
    
    
       			

    
    
                	Outdoor Concert in Salem Ma.
    
                        Place: Salem Ma.
                        Time : 12:00 - 5:00 
                        Date : May 8
                            
      Greta's band and also Whitstone will be performing in Salem
      starting 12:00 (noon) - 5:00. 
      Greta's band goes on at 12:00 and the Whitestone goes on at
      2:00.
      It sounds like the groups will be Christian ones and sounds
      like it should be Spirit filled for sure.
    
      I have been wanting to see Greta's band for sometime now and 
      I have heard White Stone many times and they do a Super job.
    
      All I know it will be near the Witch House and in the Center.
      If I get better directions I will post them in here.
    
      
      
    		

    
    Faith Fellowship (Upton) is presenting here at DEC
    	
    		"Christianity Through Music and Dance".
    
    		    Date:   May 11, Tuesday
    		    Time:   12:00 - 1:00
   		    Place:  HLO2 (Hudson Caf Annex)
    
    

    
    
    On Memorial day there is an all-day long church teams softball
    tournament in Baldwinsville, MA.
    
    Anyone from here participating?
    
    #24

 Not me :-)   We have our first game Saturday and if I survive that I may
 make it to the next game.  Where is Baldwinville?




 Jim

    
    Baldwinsville is near Gardner, I think.
    
    
    For the menfolk!
    
               PROMISKEEPERS Conference in Colorado Springs
    
    I have a friend from Marlboro, MA that is planning on going to this.
    He was wondering, if any other brothers in the Lord from this area
    were planning on going.  (if so, let me know)
    
    Dr James Dobson, Gary Smalley, and many more speakers will be there.
    
    There is a general session as well as a special leadership sesion.
    
    Last year there were 22,000 men there, and they are hoping for 50,000
    this year.  This conference is taking place in the last week of July.
    
    for more details call 800-759-1762 or 303-488-0570
    

    
                             Friday JUNE 4th
    
                       ROLLER KINGDOM in Hudson, MA
    
            On route 62 between 495 and the center of Hudson.  
    
                               4:30-6:30pm
    
                     Rollerskating to Christian music
    
            All proceeds benefit New Covenant Christian School
    
                         $2 per person admission fee
                          or $5 per nuclear family
    
                Rental skates and rollerblades available.
           Skates are $1 to rent.  Rollerblades are $2 to rent.
    
            Bring the kids, the neighbors, and church friends.
    

re: #24 (Lisa)

>    On Memorial day there is an all-day long church teams softball
>    tournament in Baldwinsville, MA.
    
>    Anyone from here participating?

Our church has a team and we've already been practicing for a month.  We
*will* dethrone last year's winner.  8-)

Lisa, are you going to be there?  You didn't say.

-Dan

I don't know anything about this, but it looks like it might be of
interest to folks here:

PILGRIM FAMILY INSTITUTE
Unchanging Values in a Changing World

"A Generation At Risk"

Are you concerned about the influence of popular entertainment media
on your children?

Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by the size of the problem?

A unique multi-media presentation, sponsored by the Pilgrim Family Institute,
is coming to the Boston area that will both teach and encourage you about
this great challenge of our day.  Bob DeMoss, youth culture specialist from
the Focus on the Family ministry, will lead this presentation.  It is very
hard-hitting and frank, and is for ADULTS ONLY!  Tickets are free:

	DATE:		Tuesday, May 18, 1993
	TIME:		7:00 p.m.
	COST:		FREE!
	LOCATION:	The Hillcrest in Waltham
	TICKETS/INFO:	Pilgrim Family Institute, Danvers
			508-777-5860

From:	ELWOOD::SCOMAN::EGGLESTON "Direct all emergencies to 911-GOD  11-May-1993 0532" 11-MAY-1993 05:47:39.18
To:	@FELDIST.
CC:	EGGLESTON
Subj:	Join with us.

Good morning my Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Some time ago, three of us, Phyllis Boisvert, Bob Goodson and myself, 
sensed a call from the Lord to bring a small light into Valuing of 
Diversity, defining our lifestyle as Christinas.  TODAY marks the lighting
of that light in DEC.

We are excited about what is happening, feeling the movement of God's hand 
in every step along the way.  Seeing Him knock down walls that stood 
against Him and building shields against the darkness as needed.  God has 
shown His hand to us in many ways.

As I said, today is a GREAT day, a day the Lord has made, so we ask that you 
join us in prayerful thanksgiving to our Lord, thanking Him for bringing us 
to this point.  Pray for Bob-G, Phyllis-B, and myself today that we 
continue to let God do His work.  Especially pray for Jackie Go and her
group of dancers as they woprship God in music and dance. 

We all invite you to join us, in Hudson, HL02 cafe annex, if not in person 
then in prayer.  The time is 12-1pm...today.

God's love go with all of you and may He bless you all with joy and peace.
Love,
Bob

    
    			WhiteStone Performing 
                         and Spaghetti Super
    
    Place: Good Shepard Church in Fitchburg off Route 2
    
    Date:  May 16th   
    
    Time:  Spaghetti Supper is at 6pm and then after White Stone
           will be singing. 
    
    The Supper doesn't cost anything but there will be a free
    will offering.
    
    I will find out directions from Kay and post them in here.
    
    Hope to see you there.
    
    Ann
    
       
                             

    Post-Abortion Stress Seminar
    
    Thursday, May 13, 1993 at Grace Chapel in Lexington, Massachusetts
    
    Sponsored by DayBreak (A crisis pregnancy center in Cambridge, MA) and
    others (I do not have the fact sheet in front of me)

 RE .63




 I have a friend who works in HLO with whom I've been sharing the Gospel and
for whom I've been praying for some time.  I received mail from her a little
while ago and what took place there just may have been what she needed to 
push her over the edge!  I'll keep praying, but just to let the folks know
who put that on at least one person was ministered to!





Jim

	Awesome Jim,

	Mind if I send your note to Bob Eggleston ?

	Karen

 Not at all, Karen.









 Jim

    
                        Night out at Parkers Maple Barn
    
    A few of you have been asking me when I will be getting a group
    to go to Parkers. I thought May 21 would be good. 
    We all could meet at LKG parking lot and 6pm and get to Parkers
    at 6:30. I can make reservations.
    We could car Pool, we have done this a few times.
    For those who never have been to Parkers, it's in Mason NH
    and they make Maple Syrup and have a Resturant there and a
    gift shop. The resturant has anything from Pancakes to Prim
    Rib..they have a nice salad sleigh.
    They have salad dressing with Maple in it and many other things.
    
    They also have Folk music on Friday and Saturday nights. 
    
    Let me know if you care to join us.
    
    Share::Arno
    
    Ann
    
    			
    

          <<< Note 13.51 by LEDS::LAJEUNESSE "GOOD NEWS reporter!" >>>
                        -< WELCOME TO LATTER RAIN '93 >-

    		"SIX DAYS OF RAIN"

    DATES:      May 16th through the 21st
     TIME:      7:00 PM nightly
     COST:      FREE admission
     HOST:	Pastor Ernest W. Frye

    PLACE:      Latter Rain Christian Fellowship
    		      280 Pleasent Street
    		       Ashland, MA 01721
    PHONE:      508-881-7401

FEATURING:	Recording artists - Reba Rambo & Dony McGuire
    		Dynamic motivator - Jonathan Del Turco [Sunday]
    		International revivalist - Iverna Tompkins [Monday & Tuesday]
    		Mentor to Leaders - Dr. A. R. Bernard [Wednesday & Thursday]
    		Biblical financier Dr. John Avanzini [Thursday & Friday]

LEADERSHIP SEMINAR - Thursday May 20th for pastors and leaders only
    		     Call church office for details and registration

		Directions to Latter Rain Christian Fellowship

From Framingham/points east (from Rt. 9): 

Take Rt. 9 WEST, up to traffic light at the Volvo dealer in Southboro.  At
this light, take a left (Oak St.).  Follow this road straight through to a
stop sign, and then continue straight on this road (Cordaville Rd.).  This
will become Pleasant Street in Ashland.  You'll pass over a small white
bridge over a small pond, and then the road will immediately veer off to the
left.  Continue on for short distance; Latter Rain Christian Fellowship will
be on the right - a large, brick building.

FROM THE NORTH:

Take 495 south to Rt. 9 EAST.  Take 9 east to Southboro, up to traffic 
light at the Volvo dealer.  At this light, take a right (Oak St.).  Follow 
this road straight through to a stop sign, and then continue straight on this 
road.  This will become Pleasant Street in Ashland.  You'll pass over a small 
white bridge over a small pond, and then the road will immediately veer off
to the left.  Continue on for short distance; Latter Rain Christian Fellowship
will be on the right - a large, brick building.  There is ample parking in the
main parking lot, and in the back of the VFW across the street.

From Rt. 135:

Follow west into Ashland.  Pass the Dairy Queen, through one light, and at 
the second light take a right into Ashland Center.  Stay straight past the fire
station on the left.  Take next left after passing the fire station (Pleasant 
Street).  We'll be about 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile up Pleasant Street on the left.
    

	Choir Concert
	The Church of the Advent
	Monday, May 24th, 8:00pm
	Mount Vernon and Brimmer Streets, Beacon Hill, Boston

The professional choir of The Church of the Advent will present an
evening of ENGLISH SACRED MUSIC to benefit the general budget of the
parish.
                                           
Provisional program (subject to change):

    Paschal Kyrie..............................John Sheppard (1512-1560)
    "Euge Bone" Mass.........................Christopher Tye (1500-1573)
    Intermission
    Blessed City Heavenly Salem..............Edward Bairstow (1874-1946)
    Five Mystical Songs...............Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
    Missa Brevis in D, op 63................Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)
    I Was Glad When They Said unto Me.....C. Hubert H. Parry (1848-1918)

Seats are available for a donation of $15 to $100 or more.  Or challenge
me to donate your ticket; some number of challenges will be accepted, but
not necessarily all of them nor in the order received.

All these selections are part of the choir's regular repertoire, and can
be heard for free at 11:00am Sundays or 6:30pm on other Holy Days.  For
example, the Missa Brevis will be the music of the Mass on Thursday the
20th (Ascension Day); the "Euge Bone" Mass will be sung on Sunday the
30th (Pentecost).

/john

    God bless your meetings, Joe!  Latter Rain has consistently provided
    rich times of fellowship and teaching.
    
    If you are anywhere near to Ashland, MA, I encourage you to go and be
    built up amongst the saints there!
    
    Luvs,
    
    -greta

	#24 (aka Lisa Lombardo), Emily Jennison, and I will be meeting
	at Dean Park Pizza in Shrewsbury on Friday, May 21st at 12:00
	for lunch.

	Anyone interested in joining us is encouraged to do so.  Dean
	Park offers more than pizza and grinders, by the way.  Food is
	good and reasonably priced.

	Please let me know either here or by mail if you'll be coming -
	I can get there a few minutes early to get a table, as I live
	just down the street.

	Karen

	PS - If you're interested in any of the tapes Lisa has to offer,
	this'd be a way to avoid shipping costs!

	Dean Park Pizza is on Main St. in Shrewsbury.

	From the Shrewsbury facility : Go straight throught the lights
	at Rte. 9.  At the next lights (By Julio's/Star Market), turn
	right.  Dean Park Pizza is 1/4 mile (or less!) on your left.

	From Northboro/Marlboro:  Take Rte. 20 toward Shrewsbury.
	When Rte. 20 bears left in Northboro (by Times Square Market
	and Northboro Veterinary Clinic), bear right.  Follow this
	road approximately 2 miles, Dean Park Pizza is on your right,
	just past Dean Park (the park !).

	

    Hey I work in SHR too !
    
    I'll go !
    
    Jim

	Hey Jim, I didn't forget you... did you miss the title
	of .74 ??

	;-)

	(glad to have you along!!!!)

    
    
      So far people going to Parkers this Friday night are:
    
      Barbara Smith ( maybe )
      Eric Ewanco
      Dan Moore
      Ann Arno
    
    
    This will be the night before Lisa's Big Jump so I hope some of
    you can come !
    
      Ann
    
    

			    You're Invited To


                S T A R L I G H T   C R U S A D E   ' 9 3


		Sunday, May 23rd through Friday, May 28th

			     7:00 PM Nightly

			         at the

		       Dacula High School Stadium


		    Guest Speaker:  Dr. Ronnie Floyd


	Special Emphasis Nights:			Musical Guests:
	-----------------------				--------------

	College/Career			SUNDAY          Michael English
	& Singles Cookout

	Public Safety Appreciation	MONDAY          NewSong
	Night Cookout

	Youth Pizza Blast		TUESDAY	        4Him

	Children & Ball Team		WEDNESDAY       Mark Lowery
	Hamburger Supper

	Company Night			THURSDAY        NewSong

	Mission Night			FRIDAY          Kirk Talley


	Sponsored By			    Nursery provided nightly at
	Hebron Baptist Church		    Hebron Baptist Church
	For More Information,		    202 Hebron Church Road, Dacula, GA
	Call (404) 962-3671		    Opens at 6:15 (birth to 3 years)

		Interpreter for the deaf provided each night

    
    	Reminder:
    
    	Lunch today at Dean Park Pizza, for anyone who can make it.
    
    	So far, the list is 
    
    	#24
    	Jim Richard
    	Karen and Emily Jennison
    
    	Dean Park Pizza is only 10 minutes from Marlboro... ;-)
    
    	I'll try to be a couple minutes early.  I'll be the one with the
    	cute baby!
    
    karen
    

    
    
    I'll be the one in the purple baseball cap.
    
    #24

 I'll be the one  that's not there :-)

    I be the one with the gray beard and long hair.

    See you there !

    Jim

    
    
      I'll be the one with the Chute attached to me :-)

Rats!


What a time to be scanning the file - 5 hours after lunch!  Next time folks,
sorry.  Anyone care to share of the good time I missed?

Joe

	Best lunch in town - two thumbs up!
		Siskel and Ebert

	Better late than never...!
		Jay Carr, The Boston Globe

	
	:-)

	Actually Joe, Jim commented that you may have missed the announcement.
	I'll send you a personal invitation next time!

	Couple comments:

	Jim - you call that long hair !  It's shorter than mine :-) !

	Also, here are better descriptions for next time:

	Jim was the one ordering lunch at the take-out counter, thinking
	he was stood-up.

	Lisa was the one in the purple cap and purple tee-shirt with a bag
	of tapes, flying without aid of parachute or plane.

	Karen was the one with the cute baby.  (and was fashionably late,
	but was able to connect with Jim by looking as lost as he did!)

	Karen

    Yes, the Peetsa was delicious and the company was great !

    Jim 

    
    Out of curiousity - do you know if your church is sending a team to the
    annual large Memorial day softball tournament in Baldwinsville, MA?
    
    Let me know, if your church is sending a team, send me mail.
    Let's not clutter up this topic.
    
    I think over 30 teams will be there. 
    Has anyone been before?
    
    #24

	Can someone provide directions to Hudson High ?

	Thanks!
	Karen

                                -< Directions >-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
        Directions to Hudson High School, Brigham Street, Hudson, MA
    
    Verbally, take 495  to exit 26 which route 62.  Head east towards
    Hudson.  You will see the fire station on the right and the a
    small rotary.  Bear right.  You'll see McDonalds on your left
    and a hardware store on your right.  The road forks.  Route 85
    goes to the left, brigham street goes right.  Follow the right
    fork and pass the big brick building on your left.  Follow
    this road for a couple tenths of a mile.  You will see the school
    on your right side.
    
    The Auditorium entrance will be on the right side of the school,
    as you look at it from the road.  There is a front and rear 
    parking lot.
    
    There will be refreshment table!
    
          |                                  route 62
    ======|=========================================( )=========
          |                                        / |
          |                              Brigham  /  |
     495  |                                 St   /   |
          |                        Hudson        |   |
          |                          High School X   |
          |           290 connector 85               |
    ======|------------------------------------------| route 85
     290  |				             |
          |                                          |
          |                                          |
          |                                          |
          |                                          |
          |                                          |
          |               route 20                   |
    ------------------------------------------------------------
          |                                          |
    
                                    North
                                      ^
    				West <+>East
                                      v
    				    South
                                           
                                      

 I'd say you'd better get on the road right quick.

                               P R A I S E   5 :   
             P S A L T Y ' S   C A M P I N G    A D V E N T U R E

Children's Day
Sunday, June 13, 1993 - beginning at 10 am.
Lowell Church of the Nazarene
1145 Varnum Avenue, Lowell, Massachusetts
(508) 453-1063 for directions.

This is my fourth reprise of the character Psalty the Singing Songbook.
Come and see if we pull this together (having the unfortunate occurrence
of pneumonia side-lining our director, my wife).

Seriously, folks.  If you have children, this program is a must see, because
they likely know about Psalty's adventures and invariably love them.  If
you're a kid at heart, or just want to see me parade around in a book
costume, you're invited.

The usual applies: pre-production program of the younger children, free-will
offering, come early to get a seat in the first two thirds of the pews.

Mark Metcalfe

    Mark,
    
    My son Brad likes to watch and listen to Psalty any chance of your show
    traveling down South 8-)?!!!  Sorry we will miss it.
    
    Sasha

>you're a kid at heart, or just want to see me parade around in a book
>costume, you're invited.


That alone is worth the price of the airfare, Mark. :^)


Sandy

    
    The Walk For Life is a fundraiser for the Colorado Springs Pregnancy 
    Center (CSPC) here in Colorado Springs.  It will take place this Saturday, 
    June 5th at 8:30 am at Memorial Park.
    
    The CSPC counsels approximately 300 women each month who find
    themselves in an unplanned pregnancy.  They counsel that abortion 
    compounds rather than solves the problems associated with an 
    unplanned pregnancy. The Center also provides free pregnancy testing, 
    education on pregnancy and abortion, shepherding homes, support 
    groups, maternity and baby clothing, childbirth classes and coaches. 
    
    I will be participating in this event. If you would like to learn more
    about the event or sponsor me, please send mail to CSC32::P_VASKE
    
    
     Paula Vaske
    

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To:	@SITEMAIL.DIS
CC:	
Subj:	SITEMAIL: CHRISTIANITY IN THE U.S.

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                                           Loc/Mailstop: HL02-2/L13



Subj:	Christianity in the U.S.

		+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  			 CHRISTIANITY IN THE U.S.
				presents

			       JOSE MATOS
			      June 4, 1993
			      12:00 - 1:00
			     HLO2 Cafe Annex

You're invited to hear, through music and testimony, how one man went from "the
streets", to prison, was later "set free", and now works in our local prisons.

Rev. Jose Matos is a gifted speaker and a talented musician, and rounds out his
gentle, but compelling presentation with song.  He is fluent in both English
and Spanish.  Jose is founder of "The Set Free Ministries, Inc."

This is the second of a 3-part series on how some Christians in the U.S. reach
out to the community.  For more information contact Bob Eggleston, 225-4935.

Sponsored by the Christianity in the U.S. committee and SCO as part of an on-
going series of Valuing Diversity events.

    
    
    
    	Good morning all!!
    
    
    	Does anyone know when and where the Walk For Jesus is being held
    	this year?                          ______________
    
    
    
    	Bill

    June 12 in Worcester and most other cities worldwide.  Boston is the
    following weekend.
    
    Dave

 I'd make a comment on having not seen any publication for this event, but
I won't..what is the Walk for Jesus?






Jim

    Jim,
    
    You probably won't see anything in your local newspaper(or anyone
    else's local newspaper) about it.  The "March For Jesus" has been an
    annual event in many cities around the world for a couple of years now.
    Thousands of Christians turn out to march for an audience of one. The
    Lord Jesus Christ!  I first heard of it from some friends who moved to
    Texas and participated down there(Austin, I think).  This is the first
    time I've heard of it around here.  Many of the Worcester churches are
    participating.  This is not a protest.  The only signs allowed are
    those honoring Jesus.  Not even church name banners are supposed to be
    there.  This will help eliminate those churches that claim to be
    Christian but are self serving.  If you send me your address I will try
    to find a brochure for you.(and anyone else who wants one)
    
    In His Love,
    Dave

Thanks, Dave.  I apologize for my cynicism in .100






 Jim

    
    
    	Tune in to your local Christian radio stations for details.
    	
    	It's sad that all Christian do not know about it, or that
    	all chruches are not speaking of this.... :-(
    
    	
    
    
       Faith Hope and Love, and the greatest of these is love....
    
     --- On account of this I would remind you to keep alive the flame 
    of God's gracious gift that is in you through the  laying on of
    my hands.  For God has not given us a spirit of cowardice, but of
    power and love and self-control"
    (2Tim 1:6-7)
    

				FOLK MUSIC CONCERT

			     FRIDAY 4 JUNE AT 8:00 pm

	  St. Matthews United Methodist Church in Acton, Massachusets
 				Central Street

			Tickets $ 10.00 at the door

New England Folk Singer Bob Franke is preforming tonight at St. Matthews United 
Methodist Church in Acton, MA.

All proceeds from the concert will go to fund the start-up and continuance of
the Stow United Methodist Worship service.

For those of you who don't know Bob Franke, he is on a major recording label 
and as a professional folk singer, he has not forgotten that the Lord Jesus 
Christ is his Lord and Savior.  Bob frequently donates his time a talents in 
support of building and funding Christ's Church.

Opening for Bob is Eric Behr also a Folk singer from the New England area.  
Eric is the spouse of the Rev. Nancy Behr.

This is not a short concert. It is scheduled to start at 8:00 pm with one 40 
minute set with Eric Behr and two 40 minute sets performed by Bob Franke, a 
full evening on entertainment.

Please pray that the concert goes well.

Thanks,

Julian

    Dallas Holm is playing at New Life Church in Colorado Springs:

        - June 6
        - 6:00 PM (doors should open about an hour ahead)
        - Love offering will be taken (no tickets needed)
        - Requesting canned goods (can't remember what organization is
                                   getting the canned goods)

    Ron

Speaking of Cartoons - time for a repost:


                               P R A I S E   5 :   
             P S A L T Y ' S   C A M P I N G    A D V E N T U R E

Children's Day
Sunday, June 13, 1993 - beginning at >>> 10:30 am. <<<
Lowell Church of the Nazarene
1145 Varnum Avenue, Lowell, Massachusetts
(508) 453-1063 for directions.

This is my fourth reprise of the character Psalty the Singing Songbook.
Come and see if we pull this together (having the unfortunate occurrence
of pneumonia side-lining our director, my wife).

  *** I've got [most] of my lines down and this looks like a "Go."

Seriously, folks.  If you have children, this program is a must see, because
they likely know about Psalty's adventures and invariably love them.  If
you're a kid at heart, or just want to see me parade around in a book
costume, you're invited.  We're going to have some fun with this.

The usual applies: pre-production program of the younger children, free-will
offering (or whatever you're predestined to give), come early to get a seat 
in the first two thirds of the pews.

Mark Metcalfe
aka Psalty the Singing Songbook

    
    
    >come early to get a seat in the first two thirds of the pews.
    
    Why, are you gonna throw water on everybody????????

Psalty wouldn't throw water on anyone.

Hmmm.. I wonder if I can work it in.

    Hear are some events that I care t pass on to anyne that is interested.
     
     **	RICH MULLIANS, & Kid BRO. of St. Frank/plus Danny Byram:
    		Saturday, AUG. 7, 7pm
    		Pulpit Rock Church, 301 Austin Bluffs
                      ColoradoSprings, Co
    		           Also
    		Sunday, AUG. 8, 7pm
    		Cherry Hills Community, 3651 S. Colo Blvd.
                       Englewood, Co
    	Tickets $9.50/Advance Plus Outlet SC./On sale June 18
    
     ** DC TALK, Margaret Becker & Band
    		Friday Sept. 3, 5pm
    		Sky Sox Stadium, Colo-Springs, Co
    		Tickets $15 Plus Outlet SC/Group rate avail.
    		On sale Sat June 26/A Q96 Event      For info: 303-789-2911
    
     ** PHIL KEGGY, Crimson & Blue Band
    		SEPT. 17 --- FT. Collins/Licoln Center   Colo-Springs, Co
    		Sept. 18 --- Denver/Venue TBA/Details TBA
                   Road Event Hotline: (303)691-2227
    
    Coming in for the colrado area:   Harvest~Oct.1-2, Degarmo & Key Band
    plus Geoff Moore & The Distance~Oct.29-31, Don Fransico~Nov.19-20,
    Whitecross~Nov.26-27.    Call (303)691-2227 for more info.
    
    	Keep you all informed if/when I hear of more.
                                                                           

>     ** PHIL KEGGY, Crimson & Blue Band
>    		SEPT. 17 --- FT. Collins/Licoln Center   Colo-Springs, Co
>    		Sept. 18 --- Denver/Venue TBA/Details TBA
>                   Road Event Hotline: (303)691-2227
    
    btw - that's KEAGGY!

 I can't wait til he gets here to New England in Nov.





Jim

    Why wait?! ;-)
    
    Seriously, don't miss him.  His studio recordings don't hold a candle
    to his live performances.  He's one of those artists that really feeds
    off the live environment and does some incredible improvisations.  I
    *NEVER* miss his appearances here!

 If I can figure out a way to get out that way I'll do it...then maybe I can
get those tapes from you and give you the $ in person :-)




Jim


BTW...I'm on my 3rd copy of crimson and blue (tape) the leader keeps breaking..
think I'll get the CD next time :-/

> If I can figure out a way to get out that way I'll do it...then maybe I can
>get those tapes from you and give you the $ in person :-)
    
    promises, promises...  

>BTW...I'm on my 3rd copy of crimson and blue (tape) the leader keeps breaking..
>think I'll get the CD next time :-/

    I did that the first time ;-)  I've upgraded my PK collection to CD for
    every album that is available on the format.

                                   Nashua for Jesus
           
           Location:    Greeley Park (stage area), Nashua, NH
           
           Day/Date:    Sunday, 15-Aug-1993
           
           Time:        12 NOON - 'till after dark
           
           Christian music, dramas, joint service at 6:00PM with area
           churches, balloons, free hot dogs, "ARE YOU GOING TO HEAVEN?"
           test booth, plus more...
           
           PRAISE THE LORD!  PRAY FOR EXCELLENT WEATHER!

    The third annual New England Christian Open golf tournament will be
    held on Monday, September 27, at Bradford Country Club in Bradford
    Massachusetts.  Tee time is 8 A.M.
    
    The purpose of this men's tournament is to provide a setting for
    friendship evangelism.  If you are a golfer, you are encouraged to come
    and bring your nonChristian friends.
    
    The cost of the tournament is $60.  This includes 18 holes of golf,
    golf cart, and luncheon.
    
    The evangelism efforts provided by the tournament are:
    
    1) A tract placed in the bag of courtesy tees each golfer receives
    2) A testimony by a Christian athlete from the Boston area
    
    If you are interested, or know of someone who is interested, please
    send me e-mail.  Also, if you would like some brochures to place at
    your church, please let me know.
    
    In Him,
    
    Bo

 Well, I'm playing in my church tournament this weekend..lets see how
 I do at that :-)




 Jim

================================================================================
Note 13.119             Events of Interest to Christians              119 of 119
SHARE::ARNO "Jesus calls us his Friends"             23 lines  16-AUG-1993 08:59
                         -< Get together at Yangtze  >-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
    		Lets get together for a meal and fellowship
    
    Place: Yangtze River in Littleton Ma.
    Time : 6:00 PM
    Date : August 19
    
    
    It's been awhile since alot of us got together. I know of 4 people
    are interested so far. If you would like to join us that would be 
    great.
    
    Write to me Share::Arno if you are interested... 
    
    Thanks.. Ann
    
    
    Directions: from 495 get off Exit 31 and go towards Littleton Center
    and at the Lights take a Left you will be on 110 and Yangtze River
    is on your left... LKG Digital is in back of it. 
    
    Hope to see you there !
    

    
    
    Going to Yangtze River Thursday so far are:
    
    Bruce Chester
    Eric Ewanco
    Dan Moore
    Barbara Smith
    Ann Arno (Me)
    
    If you care to add to the list write to me on Share::Arno
    
    I posted 6pm to meet if people would like to meet earlier that
    will be fine.
    
    
      Ann
    
    

    
    
      Hi I made reservations for 5 people for 5:30, if you would like
      to join us please let me know by 4:30 Share::Arno.
    
      Ann
    
    

    
    Hi this Thursday night after work Barbara Smith and I are going to
    meet at Kimballs. If you would like to join us come along. 
    I should be there around 5:30. 
    
    Let me know so we can look out for you.. Share::Arno
    
    Ann
    
    
    

    
    
    For those who don't know what Kimballs is, it's a Ice Cream stand.
    They have Kimball Specials that people drive along ways to get to.
    
    Ann
    
    

    Went to Water Country Saturday to hear the DC Talk concert.
    
    		WONDERFUL!!!
    
    My 6 and 8 year old boys love them!  A few teens around us where
    impressed that they could sing all the words to their songs.  Even I
    couldn't keep up.  Nice to attend a concert where people weren't doing
    gross bodily functions in the aisles and being just plain old
    disgusting!! 
    
    Nice change - this was my first "christian" concert.  Won't be my last!
    
    DC Talk said they will be on Jay Leno Oct 13th!
    
    -sandy
    

Ok all who are young and young at heart...

YOUTH ALIVE, NSW is taking over Australia's Wonderland again.. There will be
christian bands playing all through the day, with a rally at night. All the
normal rides will be in action as well, (I'm not sure about The Beach tho..)

Price: $19.50 adults
       $17.00 children

Send me mail for details...

Stevo.

    Not an event, but a possibility.
    
    Christian Book Distributors in Peabody, MA is looking to hire a catalog
    designer.  Their ad is in today's business section of the Boston Glob.
    
    If anyone who knows of a brother or sister who needs a job and could do
    this kind of work, pass the info on.
    
    Bo

    
    Next Thursday night Oct. 21. Some of us are planning on going
    to Parkers. Parkers is a resturant in Mason N.H.
    Some of you have been there before. 
    Some of us are going to meet at LKG parking lot. 
    
    Time: 5:45/6:00 we can all car pool together or if you need
    to know how to get there I can tell you. 
    I will get to the Parking lot at 5:45. We will wait til 6 to leave
    .
    
    Let me know Share::Arno if you are interested. 
    
    I will make reservations when I find out how many are going.
    
    Come join us we have had some fun times there in the past.
    
    Good Friends and Good Fellowship who can ask for more :-)
    
    Ann
    
    

Hi Ann,

I think I'll be coming, along with a "mystery" guest -- an old time noter
who "SERPed" out of Digital awhile ago, and has the initials I.P. 
Some of you can probably guess who she is :-).

Leslie

    
    Leslie that would be Great! You two can meet us there...We should get
    there by 6:30.. I will make reservations like I said...This will be
    neat and it will be Super Great to have I.P. there ! Who ever she is.
    I know but want to keep the mystery guest a secret Shh :-)
    
    Ann
    
    

    
    Or is I.P. a he Hmmm could be :-)
    
    

    
    Well going so far for on next Thursday night. 
    
    Barbara Smith
    Leslie Johnson
    Mystery Guest :-)
    Dan Moore
    And I Ann Arno
    
    Is it the 21ist yet... I can't wait !
    
    Ann
    
    

    have they started the carriage rides yet? I am thinking of going too!
    I really like the buckwheat pancakes there! Not to mention the maple
    syrup barn...yumm
    
      PDM

Mr Philip D. Morano, please be notified that you're making my mouth water 
something turrrible

� the buckwheat pancakes ... Not to mention the maple syrup barn...yumm
    
Not to mention, indeed....

One day .... one day, Annie, please!  Though I'd settle for Kimballs, so 
long as it was open.  No!  if you were all there, I'd go even if it was 
SHUT, if only I could get in reach!  ;-)

								Andrew

 !           <<< Note 13.133 by ICTHUS::YUILLE "Thou God seest me" >>>

! Mr Philip D. Morano, please be notified that you're making my mouth water 
! something turrrible
    	teetetteetetehheeeheh  ahhahahahahaha  hmmmmmm yummmmyyy
         ....and SMOTHERED in just boiled down MAPLE SYRUP fresh from
         the kettle!
    
       I like the wheat and fruit ones too!  I do not know why, but every
       time I go there I look at the menu (stack) count o pancakes. There
       is the three stack and the five stack. I ALWAYS order the five
       stack, because I (mistakenly) think I can eat them all.
          NOT!
    I always wind up eating three. Those things are HUGE! oh and thick! 
    and ooohhhh ssoooooo yummmmyyyy. They turn their own butter there
    too... ahhhh nothing like a traditional New	  England country breakfast
    resturante. (Oh yea,...they also have regular food too. But I ALWAYS
    order pancakes there, 'cause you can not get pancakes like these
    ANYWHERE else inthe world - Not Even England --  teteteheheheheheee.
    
    But I do like English scones, and cakes too &rew. I enjoyed my time in
    England immensely. I hung around with some of the bestest, most radical
    fly boys you guys got. - and gee do they know how to party...my head
    hurts just recalling those memories.. 8^)
     
     thanks &rew, 8^)
        PDM
    

�    I always wind up eating three. 
		Something tells me it's me you're trying to wind up...... ;-)

�    Those things are HUGE! oh and thick! 

They issue them to the fire brigade here to catch skydivers making good 
impressions.  It's rumoured that there's a hefty reward offered for the first 
one to penetrate the maple syrup and leave a permanent impression on the 
pancake...

Where have I been all my life?  I've only seen 2- and 3- stacks...  Never a 
2+3 stack...  Now that sounds like a challenge worth suffering to attempt...

�    order pancakes there, 'cause you can not get pancakes like these
�    ANYWHERE else in the world - Not Even England --  teteteheheheheheee.

Hey, PDM - news for you, boyo.  I got hooked when in the States, and at the 
drop of a saucepan can plunge into a bowl of Aunt Jemima's instant 
delirium, until the family can scarcely stagger off to bed afterwards...

Once the whole family (except me) was down with a *real* *nasty*
several-day intensive drastic-type emergency tummy-bug, and when they were
crawling out of it, I (desperate for something *nourishing*) treated myself
to a stack.  Jeremy, who has never been known to refuse anything you could
balance on a plate tottered at the aroma wafting from the kitchen regions. 
Everyone else had a relapse, and I went down with 'it' the next day..... 
Their revenge was complete, but I enjoyed my AJ's, and still do.  Wouldn't 
give the local sweetmeats a glance by comparison... ;-)

									&rew

Phil - that'd be great if you (and Dani too ?) would join us.

I.P. is definately a lady, a very nice lady  .... and a former moderator
of this notes file too, I'm sure she'd like to see some old-times there
on Thursday, and meet "new" noters too, and crowds are fun, so if you've
got some free time Thursday evening.

Ann - I thought you said you were going to be in the Parkers parking lot
at 5:45 in your first note ?

Leslie

Um the last sentence in the 2 paragraph didn't come to a proper end, just
sort of stopped.  What I meant to say was:

>>of this notes file too, I'm sure she'd like to see some old-times there
>>on Thursday, and meet "new" noters too, and crowds are fun, so if you've
>>got some free time Thursday evening, and are geographically able,
  come join us.                        ===========================
  ============

Leslie

    
    
    Opps did I goof ? There are people meeting me at LKG parking lot at
    5:45. I know one person is coming from Andover and will come to LKG
    and I will drive those who come there or have them follow me to
    Parkers. We probably will leave LKG around 6:00, it depends on 
    who is going and how long it will take them to get to LKG parking
    lot. Is 6:30 ok to meet those who can get there on their own ?
    
    Sounds like fun to me.
    
    Ann
    
    

�              -< Andrew come on :-) or we will tell you about it >-

Thanks ... I'll have to rely on that, as I'm geographically incapacitated 
currently... ;-)

								Andrew

    
    The list is growing by the day 8-) 
    
    Barbara Smith
    Leslie Johnson 
    3 Mistory Guest (2) a maybe 
    Dan Moore
    Eric Ewanco
    Phil (PDM) and maybe his wife
    And me Ann Arno
    
    Looks like another fun night at Parkers coming up :-)
    
     Keep them Coming Lord !
    
      Ann
    
    

    
    Also going Thursday night is John and Pam Covert.
    
    Sounds like it will be a fun time. 
    
    Ann
    
    

    
    
    Hi all those who are going to Parkers I made Reservations under Arno
    at 6:30 for 12 people. I heard two Mistery guests can't make it so
    there are two seats that will be open if someone may drop by.
    
    I will see those at LKG parking lot. The Lot that is near Route 119.
    From 495 off Exit 31 go towards Littleton Center, before a Moble
    Gas station you will see a sign Digital, On your Left as you turn
    there is a little Lot on your Left. The Farmhouse is across from it.
    I will be there around 5:45 and leave at 6:00.
    
    Sounds like it will be a fun time. If you would like to join us
    come along !
    
    Ann
    
    
    
    

    Can you put these people in order? 
    
    Esther, David, Noah, Daniel, Gideon.
    
    Many Christians can't! However, thousands are learning this and MUCH
    MUCH more by attending a Walk Thru the Old Testament seminar.
    
    This day long seminar will be run at Tyndale Baptist Church, Reading,
    Berkshire on 13th November as part of our Church Anniversary
    celebration (it is also the anniversary of our minister's arrival at
    the Church).
    
    It starts at 09:30 and finishes at 17:00. You will need to bring a
    packed lunch. The fee is �10 and includes the Seminar manual and liquid
    refreshments.
    
    I have some leaflets and application forms for the seminar at Tyndale,
    if you'd like to go or would like to organise a seminar for your own
    Church. They also run a Walk Thru the New Testament seminar (perhaps
    we'll have that one next year!).
    
    My DTN is 7830 3920 and I'm in Dec Park 1 G2-1.

Sounds good, Julie...  But its a busy day for me already ... I'd be 
interseted to hear more (though I suppose it would have to be afterwards!) 

							Andrew

At 11:00 on Sunday, 21 November (The Feast of Christ the King), members of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra and other musicians will join the choir of the
Church of the Advent during Solemn High Mass, where the music of the Mass will
be Schubert's Mass in C for soli, choir, and orchestra, Opus 48.

/john

              "I'm Not OK, but You're Not So Hot Yourself"
              --------------------------------------------

    A drama on the serious issue of self esteem will be put on by
    "PrimeTime", a ministry of Covenant Presbytarian Church, Colorado
    Springs.  Here are the specifics from our latest newsletter:

        Event:    PrimeTime is a fast-paced, funny, and thought provoking
                  program that weaves together 50's-to-90's music, hot
                  comedy and witty drama sketches around a single theme. 
                  The purpose of PrimeTime is to communicate the relevance
                  of Christianity to the issues and struggles we deal with
                  in daily life.

        Date:     Friday, November 19 and Saturday, November 20.

        Time:     7:30 PM, both nights

        Location: Covenant Presbytarian Church auditorium, 2945
                  Parliament Drive (Corner of Lexington and Parliament in
                  Briargate) next to Rampart High School.

        Cost:     Admission and child care are free at both programs.

			THE UPPER ROOM FELLOWSHIP
     		     Stow, MA United Methodist Church
			   Advent Schedule


*	Services Each Saturday in December at 5:00 p.m. - Lighting of The 
	Advent Wreath.

*	Saturday, December 4th, 8:00 p.m., Handel's "Messiah" Performed by
	Arbor Vitae Chorus at St. Isidore's Catholic Church in Stow, MA

*	Caroling December 18th After The 5:00 p.m. Worship Service

*	Christmas Eve Service of Carols and Candles, 8:00 p.m.

*	Christmas Day Worship Service at 5:00 p.m.

*	New year's Day Worship Service at 5:00 p.m.


For more information or Pastoral Care you can contact;

Your Brother in Jesus Christ,

Julian Parker
DTN 297-7146

     Then Jesus Came...a Christmas cantata

     December 19,1993 at 7PM
    
     Victory Baptist Church
     42 Mammouth Road
     Londonderry NH


     The music is great, the acting is wonderful, but I gotta tell ya, the
     narration is going to knock your sox off :-)

     


     Jim

		Faith Fellowship Church presents

			Second Saturday
		  "Bringing Light to the Night"

		    8 January 1994 at 7:30 PM 

	You've never experienced anything like this before!

		MUSIC	DANCE 	VIDEO	DRAMA	WORD

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    
I'm really "pumped up" about a new project sponsored by our church,
Faith Fellowship, and wanted to tell you about it.

Located in Upton, MA, Faith Fellowship is throwing open our doors for an
on-going series of Saturday evening programs in 1994 dedicated to building
a bridge with those who are un-churched or who have yet to find a relation-
ship with Christ.  The program is called "Second Saturday" and our tag line
declares that we are "bringing light to the night."  We'll have a similar
program, based on a theme of the Gospel, the second Saturday evening of
each month.

In short, we are attempting to communicate the truth of Jesus Christ
through tools such as video, drama and music in a language that those
outside of Christ can understand.  Fast-paced and provocative, we'll be
sharing the relevance of living a life based on the Bible, in relationship
with our mighty God.

Any of you who are familiar with Chicago's Willow Creek church (Bill
Hybels, pastor) will recognize what we're about to spring on the area.  In
fact, it sounds an awful lot like "PrimeTime" out in Colorado, mentioned
earlier in this string.  (BTW, what sort of response did you receive at
your November programs?)  I was involved with a similar project five years
ago in the North Andover, MA, area and was mightily encouraged.

It's really awesome how our God uses the arts to reach the unchurched!
It's even more amazing that He invites our cooperation with Him in reaching
those outside of a relationship with Him (read="the lost").

Thanks for listening...and keep us in prayer this Saturday, would you?

In Him,

-greta
    
    p.s. Faith Fellowship is located on the corner of Rt. 140 and
    Maple Street in Upton, MA.  It's about 5-7 min. off Rt. 495.
    No charge for admission. -gf

	Well, I got a pleasant surprise this morning when I found that
	the "visitor" sitting just across from me for the week is none
	other than Erich White from Ayr, Scotland.

	Erich and I will be getting together for lunch on Thursday.
	Anyone in the Hudson, Marlboro, Shrewsbury area that's
	interested in joining us is *more* than welcome!

	I'll wait until I know who the attendees are before determining
	the restaurant.  That way, I can find something that is equidistant
	from the different sites.

	Please respond here or via EMail to me.

	Karen

    Say Hi to Erich for me!!!!
    
    You guys back east are so lucky you get to SEE ever'body. :-)

 Hmmm...I may try to make it






 Jim

	Reminder, lunch with Erich White is scheduled for Thursday,
	January 27th.

	Attendees so far:
	
	Karen Jennison
	Erich White
	Phil Sherwood

	Jamie Jennison (tentative)
	Jim Henderson (tentative)

	Try to let me know today if you'll be joining us!!

	

	Well, looks like me, Erich, and Phil.

	We'll be going to Hat's Off in downtown Hudson around 11:30 if
	anyone else decides to join us.  Just look for the two guys
	with funny accents (one scottish, one texan) and the rather
	pregnant looking lady.

	;-)

    Attention all Colorado Springs residents or visitors from out of town!
    
    The AFA (Air Force Academy) Gospel Cadets Choir will be singing for 
    both the 9:00 and 10:30 services at Springs Community Church on 
    Sunday January 30th. All are welcomed to attend. So if your live
    here or are visiting, you are cordially invited to attend services with
    us this Sunday.
    
    Yours in Christ,
    
    /Mike

>             <<< Note 13.155 by BSS::HOLLAND "Galvanized Yankee" >>>
>                     -< AFA Gospel Choir Colorado Springs >-

>    The AFA (Air Force Academy) Gospel Cadets Choir will be singing for 
>    both the 9:00 and 10:30 services at Springs Community Church on 
>    Sunday January 30th. All are welcomed to attend. So if your live
>    here or are visiting, you are cordially invited to attend services with
>    us this Sunday.

    Bummer!  I'm leading the song service this week so I won't be able to
    attend.  Otherwise I'd consider it.

    Ron

    That ok Ron, I missed it myself because I was at the men's retreat at
    Deer Valley Ranch (but that was fun too!)
    
    /Mike

    
    			Everlasting Rainbow Retreat
    
    Hi this is the 5th Retreat that will be held in Maine. I have
    gone to the other 4 and everyone has been uplifting. 
    
    Jon Pearson who left Digital a few years ago starting
    this when he first worked here. 
    It's held in Harrison Maine. 
    
    This year the Retreat will be July 22,23 and the 24th.
    
    I will let you all know more as time goes on. 
    We can have a meeting with Jon and Kay Escobar ( His Girlfriend)
    who also worked for DEC. They can answer any questions..
    
    Some have come Friday night and others Saturday. People bring their
    own food for Breakfast and Lunch but for dinner the last two years
    we have gone to a church supper and has worked out great.
    This is a relaxing Retreat where you can do any thing you
    wish like water ski, swim or shop til you drop with me :-)
    I take those who would like to see some gift shops shopping.
    We usually have things for breakfast, like Donuts and Muffins.
    People have brought their own coolers.
    
    We have a sing along, bible study Saturday night and Sunday
    we all go to church together. If there is a church you would
    rather go to then the one we all go to there are several
    in the area...
    
    We have always had a note file for this.. I will start one soon.
    
    Hope you all can come.
    
      Ann
    
    
    

           2nd Annual Merrimack Valley Christian Film Festival
           
           WHERE:       Salem Tri Cinema, Route 28, Salem, New Hampshire
           
           WHEN:        Palm Sunday, 3/27/94 thru Easter Sunday, 4/3/94
           
                        Continuous Shows at 12 Noon, 3:00PM, 6:30PM and
                        9:00 PM for 8 Days and Nights    

                     ADMISSION IS FREE TO ALL SHOWS AT ALL TIMES

           *** SEE SCHEDULE ON FOLLOWING PAGE ***

      
           2nd Annual Merrimack Valley Christian Film Festival
           
           SCHEDULE:

           SUNDAY - MARCH 27TH
           
           12NOON               "JESUS"
           3:00PM               The Hiding Place
           6:30PM               "JESUS"
           9:00PM               Eye of the Storm

           MONDAY - MARCH 28TH
           
           12NOON               Eye of the Storm
           3:00PM               The Hiding Place
           6:30PM               "JESUS"
           9:00PM               Cry from the Mountain
                
           TUESDAY - MARCH 29TH
           
           12NOON               The Hiding Place
           3:00PM               Cry from the Mountain
           6:30PM               "JESUS"
           9:00PM               Eye of the Storm 
                
           WEDNESDAY - MARCH 30TH
           
           12NOON               "JESUS"
           3:00PM               Eye of the Storm 
           6:30PM               The Hiding Place
           9:00PM               Cry from the Mountain
                
           THURSDAY - MARCH 31TH
           
           12NOON               Eye of the Storm 
           3:00PM               Cry from the Mountain
           6:30PM               "JESUS"
           9:00PM               The Hiding Place
                
           FRIDAY - APRIL 1ST
           
           12NOON               "JESUS"
           3:00PM               The Hiding Place
           6:30PM               Eye of the Storm 
           9:00PM               "JESUS"
                
           SATURDAY - APRIL 2ND
           
           12NOON               Eye of the Storm 
           3:00PM               The Hiding Place
           6:30PM               "JESUS"
           9:00PM               Cry from the Mountain
                
           SUNDAY - APRIL 3RD
           
           12NOON               "JESUS"
           3:00PM               The Hiding Place
           6:30PM               "JESUS"
           9:00PM               Eye of the Storm

  In the DAS (Andover Mass) facility 3/30 and 3/31



    
    	- "JESUS AND HIS TIMES: THE FINAL DAYS" A DOCUMENTARY:              
    
      	   THE SHOWINGS WILL BE PRESENTED OVER TWO DAYS AND FOR TWO SHIFTS.  
    	   ON MARCH 30, 1994 AT 11:45 - 12:30 FOR A COMPLETE SHOWING AND 
    	   THE SECOND HALF AGAIN ON MARCH 31, 1994 AT 11:45 - 12:10 FOR 
    	   THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPLIT BETWEEN TWO DAYS.  ALL SHOWINGS 
    	   WILL BE IN THE CUSTOMER CONFERENCE ROOM AT DAS.  
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
 
    


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    Passion Plays does anyone know of churches that are having one ?
    
    Ann
    
    

On Thursday at 7:30 we are having a service that has as its center a
reenactment of the Lords supper, in costume.  The dialogue is all taken
straight from Scripture.  Our pastor will be playing Jesus, and the Lord's
supper will be shared with the congregation from the table.

You're all welcome to come, Windham Presbyterian Church (in the town center
visible from Rt 111), in Windham, NH.

Paul

    Grace Baptist of Marlborough is presenting the musical drama "The
    Victor" Thursday and Friday nights at 7pm in the auditorium of the
    Marlborough Middle School, which is south of here (HLO) on Rt 85, and
    before you get to 20.
    
    I'm in it, but it should be good anyway... :-)

    
    It will be good because you are in it :-)
    
    Ann
    
    

    thanks Ann!!
    
    (I like encouragement!)

Community Chapel drama and choir are performing
"The Day He Wore My Crown", a resurrection musical.  If you
make the effort to come, you'll be glad you did.  I can't
say enough about the effort that goes into a production like
this and the subsequent results.

To get to Community Chapel (A Church of the Nazarene) from
the South, take Route 3 to exit 7E.  At the end of the ramp,
go straight through the light and then take your first left
(100 yards).  Community Chapel is directly on your right
(Comfort Inn/99 Restaurant is on your left).

Collis

 Wed May 4th and Sat May 7th



  The play "Once to Die"


  AT Victory Baptist Church
     42 Mammouth Road
     Londonderry, NH 




  From what I hear this ougta be good. 



 Jim

    We're having a revival, May 8-12.  Dr. Tommy Stone from Dallas, Texas
    will be speaking.  Pastor told us last night to get ready for some
    good ol' fashioned preachin' ;-)




   Victory Baptist Church
   42 Mammouth Road
   Londonderry, NH.




 Jim

Ahhhhhm a-waitin' hare,  Jim!  Nancy was a good gurl an' tol' us-all what 
Jack Hyles said, so you can't duck the responsibliity when yourn turn comes ;-)

								&

Well, I'll do what I can there Andrew :-)  Since I'll be ushing each
service it may be difficult to take good notes :-/




Jim

    .170
    
    I didn't take any notes... 

 Well, I'll try to remember what he has to say :-/

    No pressure to perform their Jimbo.. :-) :-)

 Well, I'll get tapes and hang on to them for several months :-)







 Jim

	1994 Church Sound Workshop being held at the

	First Church of The Nazarene
	525 Highland Ave.
	South Portland, Maine

	Friday     Apr 29 7p - 9p
	Saturday   Apr 30 10a - 6p


	This is a two day intensive workshop "designed for the novice as well
	as seasoned technicians", it covers basic acoustics, products,
	production techniques, system design, installation, operation, 
	maintenance, etc...


	49.00 per person in advance(*)/75.00 at the door
	(Group discounts for 5 or more)

	put on by Kees Bakker Designs, Ltd.
                  17910 Lincoln Drive
                  Roseville, MI 48066

	1-800-597-2280 for more info

	(*)check in the mail to Kees Bakker Designs by 4/25

	P.S. Kees name is pronounced "case"...
    

    
    Thrusday evening on the FAMILY CHANNEL (cable) the 5th annual
    Gospel Music Association Dove Awards will be televised from 
    Nashville.  I think it is on at either 8pm or 9pm.
    
    Christian music comes in many different flavors from Black and
    Southern Gospel to Rock, Rap, Pop, and the oh-so-generic Adult
    Contemporary.
    
    Tune in and see your favorite artist or discover a new favorite
    artist.  Amy Grant is hosting the show.
    
    #24

    Short notice, but....
    
    Anyone remember Jamey Nordby?  Well, Brad Schafer is travelling and
    will be seeing him tonight.  If you want, you can send Brad mail at
    DYPSS1::SCHAFER and he'll forward it on to Jamey for you.  Of course,
    you could also send him mail to say hi to him (Brad, that is ;-).
    
    steve

Thanks Steve! ... a quick mail blip did the trick - I hope.    ;-)

�    DYPSS1::SCHAFER and he'll forward it on to Jamey for you.  Of course,
                               ^^^^^^^
	is Jamey on the network?

							Andrew

    No - I meant deliver in person, not electronically forward...(although,
    Jamey may be on the net somewhere, but I have no idea ;-)
    
    Have I confused this enough?  :-(
    
    ;-)
    
    You can send e-mail to Brad who will deliever it (presumably by hand)
    to Jamey.
    
    Steve

    Concerts in the Park (sponsored by Q96)
    
    The Cry
    7:00 
    Acacia Park
    
    Bring your lawn chair and enjoy!

 Hey, I'm gonna be in the Springs next week...arriving Tuesday (hopefully).



 Anybody wanna get together?



 (last day here at work is today, though I'll log in tomorrow).




Jim

           The annual  "Nashua  for Jesus" will be held on Sunday, August
           21st at Greeley  Park in Nashua, NH starting after noon.  This
           years event will feature  Bob  Holmes,  a  one  man volleyball
           team, who will be challenging area volleyball teams every hour
           on the hour.  On the  half  hour  there  will  be over 12 area
           churches  participating  with  music  and drama presentations.
           There will also be a special joint service  held  at  5:00 pm.
           Bring your friends and join us!  This will  be  a great day of
           fellowship, fun and evangelism.

 Well, I'd love to make it, but the 20th is my church's 14th anniversary
 picnic..not to mention its quite a drive from here ;-)




Jim

    ****** PANCAKE BREAKFAST POSTPONED DUE TO SCHEDULING PROBLEMS ******
        
    	SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE...
    
    Saturday 15 OCTOBER 1994, at Academy Christian Church, Troop 2560 will
    be holding a PANCAKE breakfast from 8:00am until 10:00am, in the
    fellowship hall. This event is to raise money for camping trips and
    other scouting activities.
    
    Cost for breakfast is $3.00 for a large breakfast and $2.00 for a small
    breakfast... (sorry, not sure yet what large/small contains)..
    
    So, come on out and have breakfast with us. Pancakes, sausage, coffee
    and juice..
    
    Need directions, or want to make advance reservations (would be
    appreciated), give me a call at home 594-6585.
    
    Address is:	1635 Old Ranch Road.... Corner of Old Ranch Road and
    highway 83, north of Briargate Parkway exit of I25.
    
    
    Bob G.
    

    Not sure this falls under the category of events of interest to
    Christians, but.. :-)
    
    I'm *thinking* about a trip out to Boston/NH area in October, but the
    clinch is lodging.  Anybody got any suggestions... I can't really
    afford to pay for a hotel.
    
    The time frame would be 10/6-10/11.
    
    Nancy

            If your coming out this way don't hesitate to call me or
    Sylvain. perhaps you could stay at a Church members house or could get
    you into a nice motel.   We do that for evangelist that come to our
    Church. 
    
            and Im sure that I can safely speak for Sylvain's Church too.
    
                                                Best in the Lord
                                                Your brother
                                                Steve Mongeau

	Hey Nancy, my roomate is throwing me a birthday party on the 8th. Stop
on by!

      Nancy,

      You must have enough friends in this area by now that if you 
      switched houses every night, you still wouldn't get to stay
      with every single one of us.  Let me talk to Greg and see what
      our schedule looks like & I'll get back to you via mail.

      Leslie

I'm bummed.  We are finishing a room in our basement (that could be used as a
guest room), and it won't be done by then.  But perhaps we could find some
time to get together?  Lunch?

Paul

	Nancy,

	I'd very willingly offer up space in my home, but
	my closing date on my new home will be anywhere from
	the 11th to the 17th.  I fully expect my house to be
	piles of boxes for the month of October, and to be
	sleeping elsewhere myself the night before the
	closing (have to turn over an empty, clean house to
	the new buyers).

	If our lives aren't complete and utter chaos at the
	time, perhaps we'll get a chance to meet!

	Karen

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>>   Not sure this falls under the category of events of interest to
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>>    I'm *thinking* about a trip out to Boston/NH area in October, but the
>>    clinch is lodging.  Anybody got any suggestions... I can't really
>>    afford to pay for a hotel.

>>    The time frame would be 10/6-10/11.

>>    Nancy
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Jack!  

I didn't die of laughing at that one, but came as close as I'd wish to.  

				;-) ;-) ;-)

That's what I call effective graphics ... but is it you or Nancy?   
Or even Michele....? ;-)  I know *originally* it was Mark....

								Andrew

	Great news, Jack!

	So Nancy, you're coming, right ??

	Karen

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    Then I can use your house, right? :-)

>    Then I can use your house, right? :-)

Ha ha!  Just what I need: Nancy Morales running around in my home
while I'm not around.  

I haven't confirmed my plans, but it is our usual getaway so I don't 
anticipate problems, but there should be at least one gathering,
depending on {new church/old church/other} schedules and condition 
of the home front (You know who).

    Just think with nobody home, I could throw a party!
    
    Okay everybody Metcalfe's house on the 8th.. an all-nighter!
    
    :-)

    SNarf
    

...and a snarf to boot.  Disgusting!!!!

Party hound, you.

    Just blessed, my dear Brother Mark, just blessed!
    
    

    Nancy
    
    I have three guest bedrooms and your welcome to any or all of them at
    any time.  Let's discuss it over dinner ::-).  See you soon.
    
    - Dave

    .203
    
    Lest anyone get the wrong impression, Dave is married and has
    grandchildren!  And I get to meet him tomorrow! :-) :-)
    
    Nancy

 David Jeremiah will be at Faith Christian Center in Bedford, NH on 
 Thursday 9/29 at 7:00 PM.




 Jim who plans on being there.

    Who is David Jeremiah?
    

 He's the Pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in San Diego, also
 President of a college associated with the church.  He has a daily radio
 program called "Turning Point" during which he preaches/teaches from the
 Bible, which has a large following.  Of all the "radio preachers" I've
 listened to, I consider him to be my favorite.

 I would state, non judgementally, that he is non charasmatic, and somewhat
 conservative.

 My friend Ron and his wife are going with me.  Ron, being blind, listens to
 him and has many tapes from his ministry and enjoys his teaching.



Jim

    EVENT:  LIFE CHAIN '94
    
    DATE:   Sunday, October 2
    
    TIME:   2:00 - 3:30pm
    
    WHERE:  Fitchburg, MA
    	    (John Fitch Highway)
    
    Life Chain is an annual event where christians from all denominations
    gather in prayer, standing roadside, holding signs proclaiming the
    Biblical view of abortion (i.e., "Life is Precious"  "Jesus forgives and
    heals").  IT IS NOT A DEMONSTRATION.  This event has been held in 
    Northern Worcester County for the past 4 - 5 years and no one has ever
    been arrested.  The signs speak for themselves; no one shouts or
    "preaches" at passersby.  People who are interested in participating
    are asked to do so prayerfully.  Other Life Chains are being held
    simultaneously in 4 or 5 other cities in Massachusetts.
    
    If you are interested in participating, please contact me at:
    
    KAREN MOSSEY @MSO  or
    GAVEL::MOSSEY
      

    Harvest Crusade in Albuquerque!!!
    
    Date:               October 21, 22, 23
    Time:               7pm
    Place:              The Pit  (University venue)
    Hosted by:          Pastor Chuck Smith
    Guest Speaker:      Pastor Greg Laurie
    Special Guests:     Crystal Lewis, Dennis Agajanian, 
                        Maranatha! Praise Band
    
    If anyone is planning on going, let me know and we can try and hook up!

    
    Event: Ninth Annual Choir Festival for Birthright of Hudson-Marlborough
    
    Date:  Sunday, October 30, 1994  7:00 PM
    
    Where: Saint Anne Church
           466 Lincoln Street
           Marlborough, Ma
    
    Birthright of Hudson-Marlborough will be holding their ninth annual
    choir festival on Sunday, October 30th at 7:00 P.M.  The festival will
    feature the music of soloist Bob Thompson as well as several area
    choirs including the Grace Baptist Women's Ensemble from Marlborough,
    The Trivium, St. Ann's Choir, Immaculate Conception Choir, and the 
    choir from Christ the King in Hudson.  The featured speaker will be
    columnist Kathleen Howley.  Refreshments will follow.
    
    (Birthright is an internantional group of pro-life crisis pregnancy
    centers).  
    
    

New Life Drama Company (affiliated with New Life Community Church in Concord,
Mass.) will be putting on a major musical theatrical production, based on the
story of Charles Dicken's _A Christmas Carol_.  The following are the details:

	What:   Ebenezer Scrooge's Christmas Carol (D.K. MacAdam, 1984)

	Where:	The Concord Playhouse
		51 Walden St., Concord, MA

	When:	Saturday, Dec. 17th, 2:00 pm
		Saturday, Dec. 17th, 7:30 pm
		Sunday, Dec. 18th, 7:30 pm
		Wednesday, Dec. 21st, 7:30 pm
		Thursday, Dec. 22nd, 7:30 pm
		Friday, Dec. 23rd, 7:30 pm

	Cost:	$8.00 for adults, $10.00 at door
		$5.00 for children/senior_citizens
		For tickets call 369-0061, P.O. Box 5, Concord, MA, 01742

The production is both a musical and a highly evangelical adaptation of the
Charles Dickens classic, remaining essentially true to the original story
while also delivering the powerful message of the gospel as Scrooge's heart
is changed in consideration of the Christ of Christmas.

The production was first produced in East Anglia, England in 1984, and has
been performed here in the U.S. five times (1987-1992).  It is about 2.5 hours
in performance.  As indicated above, it is a full-scale musical theatrical
production with stage sets, lighting, sound, costumes, and live music. 

 

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 Is there any interest among the GMA Christian noters to have a dinner
 gathering at some point in the not too distant future?  If so, please 
 reply here, or send mail and we'll see if we can get together.




Jim

Whats a GMA noter?

Leslie

	Greater Maynard Area I think

 Greater Maynard Area

    I thought it was Gospel Music Association.  members get to vote for the
    Dove Awards.

    Good idea Jim!  I'm interested....
    
    Karen

I have even talked to You Know Who about a noters party in the not-too-distant
future.

Depending on availability, I'm game for dinner (and I don't mean game
as in the main course!).

MM

    how about game as in Metcalfe tossing?

I'd love to come, but I don't know if it will work out.  Let me know, though.

Paul

	I'd like to come.

	(Read GMA as Central Mass, Northern Mass, southern NH)!

Metcalfe tossing!?  Don't laugh.  We've already played "Emily-Ball"
in our pool.  Emily is small enough to toss and she loves it.

She is not to crazy about us wanting to play Emily-Ball outside the pool,
though.  Hmmm...

Mark

 Great! Glad there's interest..we'll work on schedules down the road a piece..

 How does everybody feel about having the gathering in Derry NH?  :-) :-)

It all really depends on just *how* great the greater Maynard area is.  If 
it extends to the Little Chef on the Basingstoke Road between Reading and 
Basingstoke, Ben and I will welcome all of you to pancakes galore.  And 
that's even without consulting Ben, isn't it, Ben?!

									&rew

 Sounds good to me!

Derry, yeah right, Jim.

Nashua is more central and has not a few eateries on the DW Hwy strip.
Want a list?

MM

 The Derry comment was intended as a "joke" to a noter with whom I had an
 offline conversation about such a gathering, who commented that I had better
 not plan it for Derry ;-)  Heck, where could we have it in Derry?  Wendy's?
 Taco Bell? ;-)



 Nashua would be fine with me, btw..nice central location.



 Jim

I knew you were joking, which is why I poked you in the ribs.

Ribs...  hmmmm....

Let's see, there are these places off the top of my head:

Food Court (we could make it a Christian food court!) at Peasant Pain Maul
Pizzaria Uno
Hilltop Steak house
Xian's chinese
Ming chinese
Pizza Hut
Greenridge Turkey farm
MacDonalds
Burger King
Wendy's
Friendly's
Tokyo Japanese
Osaka Tea Garden Japanese
La Hacienda (Mexican)
Chili's
Subway
D'Angelo's
Sal's Pizza Restaurant

Probably a few more on that roadway.

Man, there I was, trying to shake off a reputation for food intake...
there's just no way I could keep up with all that lot, Mark!!!!  It'd take
me nearly a week to ensure I'd done them all justice.  Mind you, in the
past I have checked out a few of them... : 

Food Court (we could make it a Christian food court!) at Peasant Pain Maul
Greenridge Turkey farm
Friendly's
La Hacienda (Mexican)

 - and a few more whose names I've forgotten, as well as the odd McD, when 
   you might be anywhere,  with nothing to distinguish...

And you must indeed have a venerable pate!!!!! ;-)

								&

    OK...sounds like Nashua it is....has anyone decided on a date yet?
    
    Tuesday nights are not good for me - and I really want to be there!
    
    Karen

 Well, the only nights good for me are Monday and Thursday.




Jim

Thursdays, of the two.

If you want, we could even cook out at my place!  It's in Nashua, too!
And I have the party games to go with dinner!  But you have to take
turns at the pinball machines.

MM

    Thursday would be ok...what about a Saturday night?
    
    I would really like my husband to meet all these people I come
    home and talk about!
    
    Thing is, he works for Thomas' English Muffins [yeah, i'll bring you
    all freebies...:-)] and is up at 3:00am, so it's tough for him to be out
    on a weeknight.
    
    Karen

 Saturday night would be OK with me...

>    Thing is, he works for Thomas' English Muffins [yeah, i'll bring you
>    all freebies...:-)] and is up at 3:00am, so it's tough for him to be out
>    on a weeknight.
    

When you put it this way, (some) Saturday is good for me!  8^9
Love those English... muffins.

    ok, open those calendars and check your availability for:
    
    Thursday, April 6  		Saturday, April 8
    Thursday, April 13  	Saturday, April 15
    Thursday, April 20		Saturday, April 22
    
    Hel-l-l-l-lo-o-oo out there!  Anyone besides Jim, Mark and myself
    interested in getting together?  Karen J., Leslie, Paul?  who else am I
    missing?
    

 Karen Jennison...



 If I get a chance over the weekend I'll post another note where we can
coordinate and state preferences for location (out or at someone's abode),
date, time, etc.




Jim

If we have a noter's party, instead of a dinner, we'll have to contact
the McConnells, and a few others.  BYOM(eal) for a Saturday grillfest.
Either way....

MM

 The McConnell's cannot come until Steve returns my tapes ;-)






Jim

    
    	A Thursday in Nashua would be tough... a Saturday in
    	Nashua would be possible.
    
    	If it's a dinner, I humbly request we come a little South,
    	Chelmsford, Littleton, even Andover.  But I won't be pushy
    	(for a change).
    
    	Karen
    

	If you guys have a Noter's Party, I'm gonna throw myself on the floor
and *CRY*!
	{snif} I wanna go!
			  hazza :*]

� If you guys have a Noter's Party, I'm gonna throw myself on the floor and 
� *CRY*!

hazza ... hows about we just have our own one?  and I can't even find 
anyone on irc!!!!  Still, they can't avoid us in heaven (or can they...? ;-)

						Andrew

There's a nice little Italian place in Andover.  Tables are covered with
paper & there's a box of crayons on the table, and the food is good,
and the decor nice, and the prices reasonable.  Only I forget the name
of it.  Its in a little mall about a couple of blocks back off Main St.

Leslie

    Discussion concerning the suitability of murder as a theme for 
    Christian-based activities have been moved to note number 716.

								Andrew
							     co-moderator

           Terry Clark (Maranatha) will be at Grace Fellowship of Nashua
           (NH) this Friday (14-Apr-1995) night at 7:00 PM (or 7:30?).
           Tickets are $2.00, and a free-will offering will be taken.
           Grace is at 43 Main St.  on the corner of Main and Franklin
           Streets, right next to the Nashua River.  Park in the back in
           Nashua Corp. parking lot.

           Steve

    
    There will be a Good Friday drama presentation at Trinity Baptist Church 
    in Nashua NH tonight, Friday April 14, at 7:00pm.  An Easter drama will 
    also be presented on Easter Sunday during the worship service (Sunday, 
    April 16 at 10:30am), with a brunch offered at 9:30am.  All are welcome.
    
    Trinity Baptist Church is located on Exit 5E off the Everett Turnpike
    (Route 3) in Nashua NH, at 3 Lund Road.  It's directly near Howard 
    Johnson's which is visible from the highway off of Exit 5.
             

 
  Revival Services at:


       Victory Baptist Church
       42 Mammouth Road
       Londonderry NH


  May 7 11AM and 6PM

  May 8-11 7PM.


  Evangelist Steven Byrd will be speaking.



 

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As many of you know, Sunday is Pentecost, the second most important feast in
the church year after Easter.  

This Sunday at 11:00 the Church of the Advent on Beacon Hill in Boston
(Brimmer & Mount Vernon Streets) will have a 16-piece orchestra and
additional soloists accompanying the choir in a Solemn High Mass using
Schubert's Mass in B-flat Opus 141 as the Music of the Mass.

There will be a reception with champagne and strawberries afterwards in
the garden.

			VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS!

/john

    *****  INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN RENEWAL -- PENTECOST EVENTS  *****

      !!! This Saturday, June 3, 1995, the day before Pentecost !!!
      -------------------------------------------------------------

From the announcement...

For many years The Institute for Christian Renewal has co-sponsored a Holy
Spirit conference and service the day before Pentecost.  This year we're
holding it at our offices/chapel in Plaistow, NH.  Here's the schedule: 

TEACHING on the Holy Spirit from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.  (There'll be breaks 
with coffee and tea provided.  Bring a bag lunch for your noon meal.)  We'll 
look at various aspects of the ministry of the Holy Spirit, Spirit 
Empowerment, the Gifts of the Spirit, and the like.

FESTIVE PENTECOST EVE SERVICE from 6:00 to 7:30 PM.  Lots of wonderful 
praise music (some by Janet Aloisio - a wonderful Christian recording 
artist.)  There'll be prayers for the infilling of the Spirit and also 
prayers for healing.

COME TO EITHER or BOTH events.  If you come to both, there'll be two hours 
between 4 and 6 PM for dinner at one of the numerous restaurants along Route 
125.

HOW TO GET THERE:  These events will be held at 148 Plaistow Road, Plaistow, 
New Hampshire.  (This is Route 125.)

  FROM MASSACHUSETTS:  Go east (north) on I-495 to Exit 51 for Plaistow. (Do 
  not exit at Exit 48!!)  Head north on Route 125 for 4 miles.  There'll be 
  a few forks in the road.  Stay with Route 125.  On the right will be Primo 
  Pasta and Uncle Buddy's.  On the left are the signs for Chunky's Cinema Pub, 
  Dr. Mary Pearson, and Trinity Church.  Enter that parking lot.  Our side 
  of the building is the right side.  Go in the front door, into Dr. Mary's 
  office, and come upstairs.

  FROM THE NORTH:  Come south on Route 125.  In Plaistow, Route 125 crosses 
  Route 121-A at a set of traffic lights.  Immediately ahead of you on the 
  right is Chunky's Cinema Pub.  Turn into that parking lot.  Come in the 
  front door, into Dr. Mary Pearson's office.  We're upstairs.

------------------

The Institute for Christian Renewal (I.C.R.) conducts an international 
ministry of evangelism, renewal, and Christian healing and seeks to help 
Christians come to a closer knowledge of God through Word, prayer, 
sacrament, and experience of His Holy Spirit in their lives.

The doctrinal orientation is conservative Evangelical Protestant AND 
Charismatic AND Catholic with an Anglican and Old Catholic orientation
rather than Roman Catholic. 

Any questions, please post them here or send me mail.

Richard Day

    "Richard Day"?

    Is this the same 'Dick Day' who used to note here off and on (and his
    lovely wife [Wendy - if I remember correctly?]) a few years back - and
    who's dashing likeness I have at home extracted from a 'Digital Today'
    a few years back?

    Greetings Brother! (even if you are not the same 'Dick Day')

    Harry (sometime previously known as "hazza :*]")

    from 'Down-under'

Yup, that's me.

    My brother is bringing his handbell choir on a tour of England,
    Scotland and Wales, so I thought I would post their itinerary here, in
    case anyone is interested or logistically able to attend. The choir is
    wonderful - I have a tape of their music that I listen to often - there
    are sixteen bellringers playing five octaves of bells (61 bells), as
    well as hand chimes. The music will be primarily sacred, with some
    secular as well - Hymns, Spirituals, American Folk Tunes and a few
    original compositions.  Some performances will be shared with other
    choirs, but I don't know which ones. If you can make it - please do - 
    I really think you'll enjoy it!
    
    Rebecca
    
    
    
    Thursday June 15th 12:30 p.m. Salisbury Cathedral   Salisbury, England
    
    Saturday June 17th 7:30 p.m. Guild Hall  Chester, England
    
    Sunday  June 18th  10:45 a.m. Hamilton Methodist Church  
                                  Chester, England   (church service)
    
    Monday  June 19th  7:00 p.m. Kirkcudbright Parish Church
                                 Kirkcudbright, Scotland
    
    Tuesday  June 20th 8:00 p.m. Dunblane Cathedral  Stirling, England
    
    Thursday  June 22nd  12:30 p.m.   St. Giles Cathedral
                                      Edinburgh, Scotland
    
    Sunday  June 25th  10:45 a.m. United Reformed Church   York, England
                       (church service)
    
    Monday  June 26th 7:30 p.m.  St. Lawrence Church  Chobham, England
    
    
    
    
    
      
    

Thanks Rebecca,

    Sounds good.  Chobham is about 25 miles from Reading, so I'm hoping to
    get the family along to that one.

    Salisbury's about 55 miles away, but on our prayer meeting night!  
    Chester and York are 200+ miles north, on the way to Scotland, but I 
    expect you've got them on the atlas...

    but ... Dunblane, Stirling, is actually in Scotland rather than 
    England.  They tend to be rather aware of the distinction.

    I hope they enjoy their trip!

						God bless
								Andrew

btw - how will I recognise your brother? - What is his name, and can you 
say which position he will be in?

								Andrew

Andrew, I spoke with Rebecca over the weekend, and if she calls again
(I don't have a number to reach her at) I'll pass along your questions, 
and that you may be able to attend the Chobham concert.  If I'm not mistaken, 
her brother is the handbell choir leader.  Her Mom is also traveling along to 
hear their concerts.

Leslie

Great, Leslie - thanks!

When I re-read .0, I thought he must be the leader.  I'd be glad to know 
their names too.  They have a heavy schedule, and quite a bit of traveling 
to get round.  I guess I can get a ticket at the door for Chobham, rather 
than needing to in advance.

								Andrew

    
    
    		Colorado Spring's Christian Noters Lunch
    			Tuesday, July 18th, 11:30
    			     Froggymeister's
    
    
    			RSVP - CSC32::KINSELLA
    		  (If we need to adjust the time, we can)
    

	Jilla,

	This *might* work for me, but we've got 2 out of 5 people off on
vacation already.  I'll *ask* for Tuesday off, but the answer might be
"no".

					Hoping to see you there,
					Bob^3

�                     <<< Note 13.263 by CSC32::KINSELLA >>>
    
�    		Colorado Spring's Christian Noters Lunch
�    			Tuesday, July 18th, 11:30
�    			     Froggymeister's
    
�    			RSVP - CSC32::KINSELLA


�    		  (If we need to adjust the time, we can)
As in Isaiah 38:8?  I would like to see that!    

PLEASE - take cameras, so that this momentous occasion can be recorded for 
your less fortunate siblings in those unenlightened continents which are 
Coloradoless.  And even possibly for those who are tucked away in forgotten 
dusty corners of the U.S. (do I hear 'MA' and 'CA' mentioned, for instance?)

I've still got that photograph album in the back of my mind ;-)

									Andrew

    
    
    Jill,
    
    I'll be there.
    
    Pam

    
    �                 (If we need to adjust the time, we can)
    >>>As in Isaiah 38:8?  I would like to see that!
    
    Cute Andrew!  Just cute!!
    
    Jilla
    
    
    

					 - and the pictures idea???

    
    I'll bring my camera Andrew!

 I want pictures, too!





 Jim

Thanks Pam!

    
    Okay, okay Andrew and Jim, we'll take pictures!!!
    
    Send your orders to:
    
    	Jill Kinsella
    	$30 a set.  (Don't worry Pam, I'll give you a cut.)
    	Orders must be prepaid.
    
    :'D   ;'D   :'D   ;'D   :'D   ;'D   :'D   ;'D   :'D   ;'D   :'D   ;'D

    I'll be there too.

    
    Okay...we'll send the check to you Mikey.
    
    Jilla  

    Bribery *and* corruption - Jilla, I am impressed

    (of course, almost everyone here knows how easily impressed I am ;')

�    	Jill Kinsella
�    	$30 a set.  (Don't worry Pam, I'll give you a cut.)
�    	Orders must be prepaid.

Hmmmm.  I hate to have to tell you, Jill, but you're being ripped off.  
Send me the undeveloped film, and I can decimate that price for you.
 - unless the $ is worth even less than I thought!

(Look out for that cut, Pam.  Following that offer, it scould be a sharp one!)


								&

    
    Well, we have to pay for our lunch somehow Andrew!  ;'D
    
    Jilla

>                     <<< Note 13.277 by CSC32::KINSELLA >>>
>                                    -< ;'D >-

>    Well, we have to pay for our lunch somehow Andrew!  ;'D
    
    Jilla!

    Are you saying that you are buying lunch on Tuesday!?

    Ron

    
    No Ron.  I was saying that Andrew was buying my lunch and Pam's lunch
    on Friday...but I guess it would be Christian to cut ya in on the deal.
    Andrew...can you wire the money?  ;'D
    
    Jill
    

	Hmm...  Well, the boss gave me Tuesday off!  Let's go to
Froggymeister's!   Only, dutch treat, okay?

    	What?  Who's this dutch guy that's gonna treat us all to lunch?

	Why, Brother Andrew, I think!

� Brother Andrew  

;-) ;-) ;-)  You sure know how to open doors... ;-) ;-) ;-)  


� Well, we have to pay for our lunch somehow Andrew!  ;'D
    
Jilla, I guess I didn't make myself clear.  I didn't need a picture of the
food, specially; I hoped to see the people.  Now do I need to find the
hospital maternity expenses as they cost when you were born, or do you need
today's prices? 

							&rew

>                      <<< Note 13.280 by CUJO::SAMPSON >>>
>                                 -< let's go! >-

>	Hmm...  Well, the boss gave me Tuesday off!  Let's go to
>Froggymeister's!   Only, dutch treat, okay?

    Yea!!!  Will your lovely wife and son be attending as well???

    In case you need directions...

    Exit 149, Woodmen Road, head west and get in the left lane as soon as
    possible.  You will almost immediately go through an intersection with
    traffic lights.  After that intersection you will be on a bridge that
    goes over the railroad tracks.  While on that bridge you will see to
    your left, on the far side of the tracks, a small commercial complex
    called "Windchime Center".  Froggymeisters is in that center.  At your
    next traffic light, turn left, go down the hill, and turn at your first
    left (the entrance into the complex).  As you turn in, you should see
    Froggy's.  It is at the lowest corner of the parking area.

    See you tomorrow.

    Ron

Fantastic, Ron!  

Found it on my McNally's.  At least, I got as far as Woodmen Road, around
Pikeview .  I'm just sorry that's about as close as I'll get.... ;-}

								Andrew

>   <<< Note 13.285 by ICTHUS::YUILLE "He must increase - I must decrease" >>>

>Fantastic, Ron!  

>Found it on my McNally's.  At least, I got as far as Woodmen Road, around
>Pikeview .  I'm just sorry that's about as close as I'll get.... ;-}

    Andrew,

    We'll hoist one (root beer, that is) in your honor.

    Ron

�    We'll hoist one (root beer, that is) in your honor.

Licking my lips in anticipation, thanks Ron!  I hope you have a tremendous 
time together, and know the LORD present at your table.

						God bless
							Andrew

	Ron,

	My wife Laurie *thinks* she can make it, but we'll just have to
wait and see.  The kids are involved in lots of activities, need rides,
etc.

						See You There!
						Bob Sampson

   Building Relationships in the Home..

   How can you keep your family from falling apart?


   A seminar called "Building a Foundation" including:


    .Tools for building
    .The Measure of a Mate
    .The Plan of the Master Builder
    .Shaping your Child and Teenager
    .Attacks on the Home

  
     September 10 11:00 AM and 6PM
     September 11-15 7PM

     Led by Dr. Ed Watke at:


      Victory Baptist Church
      42 Mammouth Road
      Londonderry NH



   Send mail if you'd like directions.



 Jim

>   Send mail if you'd like directions.

    and air-tickets??? ;')

 Sure!  Just send money!

There will be a Solemn Mass with Procession and Organ Dedication at the
Parish of All Saints, Ashmont, Dorchester, at 7:30pm on September 8th,
the Nativity of Our Lady.

The Centennial Organ:

THE GREAT DIVISION, Manual I

1. Prestant 16' (in fa�ade) 58 pipes, metal, open.
2. Open Diapason 8', 58 pipes, metal, open.
3. Spire Flute 8', 58 pipes, metal, tapered.
4. Harmonic Flute 8', 40 pipes, metal, harmonic.
5. Octave 4', 58 pipes, metal, open.
6. Fifteenth 2', 58 pipes, metal, open.
7. Mixture IV-VI, 307 pipes, metal, open.
8. Cornet V c1-d3, 135 pipes, metal, open & chimneys.
9. German Trumpet 8', 58 pipes, metal, reed.
10. French Trumpet 8', 58 pipes, metal, reed.

THE POSITIVE DIVISION, Manual II

11. Prestant 8' (in fa�ade), 46 pipes, metal, open.
12. Gedackt 8', 58 pipes, wood & metal, stopped.
13. Principal 4', 58 pipes, metal, open.
14. Rohrfl�te 4', 58 pipes, metal, chimneys.
15. Nazard 2 2/3', 58 pipes, metal, tapered.
16. Doublet 2', 58 pipes, metal, open.
17. Quarte de Nazard 2', 58 pipes, metal, open.
18. Tierce 1 3/5', 58 pipes, metal, open.
19. Mixture III-IV, 219 pipes, metal, open.
20. Dulcian 16', 58 pipes, metal, reed.
21. Cromorne 8', 58 pipes, metal, reed.

THE SWELL DIVISION, Manual III (enclosed)

22. Bourdon 16', 58 pipes, wood & metal, stopped.
23. Tower Diapason 8', 58 pipes (unenclosed) metal, open (rear fa�ade)
24. Flute Traversier 8', 58 pipes, metal, harmonic.
25. Viole de Gambe 8', 58 pipes, metal, open.
26. Voix Celeste 8', 46 pipes, metal, open.
27. Prestant 4', 58 pipes, metal, open.
28. Flute Octaviante 4', 58 pipes, metal, harmonic.
29. Octavin 2', 58 pipes, metal, harmonic.
30. Plein Jeu II-IV, 193 pipes, metal, open.
31. Bombarde 16', 58 pipes, metal, reed.
32. Trompette 8', 58 pipes, metal, reed.
33. Hautbois 8', 58 pipes, metal, reed.
34. Clarinet 8', 58 notes, (prepared).

THE PEDAL DIVISION

35. Open Wood 16', 30 pipes, wood, open.
36. Prestant 16'	30 pipes from No. 1
37. Bourdon 16'		30 pipes from No. 22
38. Spire Flute 8'	30 notes alternates with No. 3
39. Octave 8', 30 pipes, metal, open.
40. Superoctave 4', 30 pipes, metal, open.
41. Bombarde 32', wood and metal reed, (prepared)
42. Bombarde 16', extension of #41, (prepared)
43. German Trumpet 8'	30 notes alternates with No. 9
43. French Trumpet 8'	30 notes alternates with No. 10

Full schedule for the Centennial Organ Dedication Festival at All Saints
Parish, Ashmont, Dorchester:

Solemn High Mass and Dedication of the Centennial Organ, Friday September
8 at 7:30pm: The Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Maurice Durufl� - Messe Cum jubilo, Opus 11.  Reception afterwards.

The Inaugural Recital: Michael Kleinschmidt will play music for the organ by
Mozart, Bach, Alain, Widor, Vierne, Durufl�, Marchand, Grigny, and Buxtehude
on both Saturday and Sunday the 9th and 10th at 7:30 p.m.  $15 requested
donation.  Gala Reception afterwards, both evenings.

In addition, Saturday afternoon there will be an Open House cohosted by C.B.
Fisk, Inc. (the builder), from 2:00-6:00pm.  I plan to be there by 4:00, and
have a list of nearby restos to go to before the recital that evening.

Evensong & Benediction on Sunday, 24 Sept at 5:00pm, by the Men and Boys Choir
will be followed by a recital by organists of C.B. Fisk, Inc., and a reception.

In October there are two more "donation requested" events; a hymn festival
(w/ singalong) on 8 Oct at 7:30pm and a three-men-and-boys-choirs concert
(Grace Church - Providence, All Saints - Worcester, & All Saints Ashmont)
on 22 Oct at 5:00pm.

Finally, on All Saints Day (Wed 1 Nov) at 7:30pm, there will be a Procession,
Solemn High Mass (Mozart's Missa Brevis in D, K.194), and Te Deum (Benjamin
Britten Te Deum in C with lots of smoke), sung by the choir of men and boys;
reception afterwards.

/john

John,

Who is the builder of this organ?

What kind of action does it use? (electric, tracker, ??)

I think that the pedal is a little light, it needs at least the 16' Bombarde
(42.), and a Mixture IV in my opinion. I also think that these would be
preferable to the Open Wood (35.) 

Peter.

C.B. Fisk, Inc. (hosting the open house Saturday), who build only trackers.

    Our church has been having a series of forums on Religion and Politics
    led by Dr. Dale Kuehne (prof of political science at St.Anselms). The
    forum has looked at the different ways Christians have viewed and been
    involved in politics from the early church on.  He has invited the
    Republican and Democratic Presidential candidates to speak.  Evidently
    all the campaigns have expressed interest but Richard Lugar is the
    first who has actually scheduled time.
    
    
    On Sunday Evening November 5th at 6:00p Senator Richard Lugar, 
    Republican Candidate for President will be speaking at the Bethany
    Covenant  Church Forum on Religion and Politics.  The evening format
    will include a  presentation by the Senator, a time for questions and
    answers, and a  reception following.  The event is open to the public
    and child-care is  provided.  The church is located off route 101 at 1
    Covenant Way in  Bedford. 
    
    Bethany Covenant is located in Bedford, NH.
    
    Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
    
    Paul Ferwerda
    home: 603-472-5323                       

    Alan Keyes' itinerary in New Hampshire (he arrives there tomorrow)
    is available at the web site (http://sandh.com/keyes/index.html).
    under "scheduled xxxxxxxx appearances".  I do not wish to post it
    here, since that may be seen as an improper endorsement, but it may
    be of interest to you.  If you have any trouble finding this info,
    please send me e-mail, and I'll be glad to forward it to you.
    
    							Bob Sampson

 I heard Alan Keyes speak on Saturday night (from Iowa) and was quite
 impressed with him.  He spoke eloquently of the issues facing the
 country today..one of the things he had to say, which shows where
 many of the candidates are focusing their attention:

 "kids don't join gangs because they are upset with the graduated
  income tax" (paraphrased).  

 I may try to see him while he's here.


 Jim

    
    Keyes is a good speaker and his message is right on.  I hope he can
    maintain a presence in the primaries as a moral conscience.
    
    jeff

A *SNARF* event!

    re: .299 by Jeff Benson,
    
    FYI, Keyes says he is staying in the running at least until the
    convention in San Diego.  He got 7% of the vote (6th place) in
    Iowa, and one delegate.  Forbes only got 10%, after outspending
    Keyes hundreds of times over.  The message *is* important, and
    it is beginning to get through!  (Though not as quickly as I'd like...)
    
    						Bob Sampson

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How many of you are familiar with Marty Goetz?  If not, he is a wonderful
singer and songwriter.  "Lamb of God" and "He is My Defense" are a couple
of my favorites of his.  If I remember, I'll try and type in the words
when I'm at home.

Also, as a reminder and for those who didn't hear, our very own Steve
McConnell, former Deccie and former Christian notesfile noter, is trying to 
raise money to complete an album of original music before this summer.  He'll 
be doing a concert at Ruach Israel on Saturday, April 20th at 7:00 PM to raise
money towards completing the album.  Tickets are not being sold, but an 
offering will be taken. Steve is a gifted musician, in my personal opinion
he's on par with Michael Card and Marty Goetz. He's also a truly marvelous 
brother in the Lord. 

Ruach Israel is at the Greendale Avenue Worship Center located in Needham, MA.
(we co-own the facilities with a Mennonite Congregation and the Greater Boston 
Baptist Assoc) 

       From Route 128, take exit 19B.
       At the lights by Muzi Ford, turn left onto Hunting Rd.  
          This will become Greendale Avenue.
       Continue straight through 1 set of traffic lights. 
       The Greendale Avenue Worship Center will be on the left side of 
          the road.  I'll check the mileage, and enter it in here so
          you'll know better where to look for it.

On the same day, April 20th, at 10 AM, Ruach Israel is having a special 
worship service for Holocaust Rememberence Day.  We will have a guest speaker,
a survivor of Aushwitz.  I don't have his name with me, but he is the author
of "Dentist of Aushwitz".  We are inviting others to come and hear this person
speak.  I'll find out his name & enter it here also.  

Leslie

    
    	
    	There will be an orientation to the Weigh Down Workshop
    	held at Holden Chapel on Tuesday, April 23rd, at 7:30 pm.
    
    	The workshop itself will start two weeks late (May 7th?),
    	and will run for 12 weeks.
    
    	Karen
    

  Revival!


  4/28-5/5  At Victory Baptist Church
            42 Mamouth Road
            Londonderry, NH


  Evangelist Dr. Bobby Brown


  services at 11AM and 6PM Sunday 4/28
              7PM each night through the 5th.



 

 

    
    	A reminder, tomorrow night is the orientation night for
    	the next Weigh Down Workshop.
    
    	I just completed this 12 week program, and I can tell you that
    	a lot more than your weight will change!
    
    	I lost 17 pounds more easily than I've ever lost weight before
    	in my life.  I know that this weight will stay off, because
    	God's lessons are permanent ones.
    
    	The class costs $103 for 12 weeks.  You get a set of 12 audio
    	cassettes that are yours to keep, and a workbook.  During the
    	weekly sessions, you watch a video and discuss your homework,
    	plus what the Lord's been doing in you.
    
    	The class at Holden Chapel runs no more than 1.5 hours.
    
    	If anyone wants to know more, or wants directions, feel free
    	to send me mail.
    
    	I gain nothing from this but knowing that another struggling
    	soul can be touched by God.
    
    	Karen
    

        Conference Title: Pursuing Truth

        When & Where:     July 25-28, 1996   (Thurs - Sunday)
                          Asbury Theological Seminary & Asbury College
                          Lexington, Kentucky

        Costs:            Adults - Registering before June 15 $45.00
                                 - After June 15th            $55.00
                          Teens & Students                    $35.00
                          Childcare per child                 $15.00
                          On campus housing per night         $15.00
                          Meal Package                        $35.00
                             
        Registration:     Lexington L'Abri Conference
                          1972 Blairmore Road
                          Lexington, KY 40502
                          (606)269-5578 or (606)268-3220
                          Http://www.geocities.com/Athens/3171
                          [email protected]
            
        What is a L'Abri Conference?
                          A L'Abri Conference offers the opportunity
                          for a "waking up" time to understand what it
                          means to be a Christian in our society; a time
                          to sharpen our thinking and to be challenged to
                          approach all of life in a biblical manner; a time 
                          to dialogue with others about significant issues;
                          a time to listen, to think, and to rethink. It is
                          not a call to become a "Christian intellectual,"
                          but it is an invitation to come together with 
                          biblical integrity, in order that we might intel-
                          ligently converse about matters of faith and life.

         Lectures:        Jesus, the Evangelist I:  Breaking Down Walls
                          Jesus, the Evangelist II: Good News or Bad News?
                          Suspicion: Sowing the Seeds of Unbelief
                          Sanctification's Messages, Images, Mediators
                          Doubt and Certainty
                          Is the Idea of God a Projection of the Human Mind?
                          Cynicism:Last Stopping Place of the Honest Mind
                          Hope versus Cynicism
                          Recovering the Christian Mind
                          Bach/Rembrandt/Reformation (with chamber orchestra)
                          Biblical History:Fact or Fiction?
                          The Jesus Seminar
                          The Motives of the Christian Life

         Workshops:       Jane Austen
                          Limitations of Knowledge
                          Shakespeare: A Christian Wordview?
                          Economic Issues in Upcoming Elections
                          Technology:The End of Modernism
                          New Directions in Christian Apologetics
                          The Problem of Suffering
                          Psychological Barriers to Faith
                          Discouragement: the Hidden Factor in Postmodern Debate
                          New Testament Marriage
                          In the Shadow of the Fall
                          Can We have Morality Without God?
                          Who Invented Adolescence?
                          Elements of Music
                          Christian Contemporary Music
                          What is Beauty Anyway? A Christian Approach to Art
                          The Biblical History:Fact or Fiction
                          The Jesus Seminar
                          The Motives of the Christian Life
                          Help-a-Child
                          Foolish Spouse
                          Unsharing Burdens

         Speakers:        There are 8 different speakers. All are associated 
                          with L'Abri in some way.  They have various 
                          educational backgrounds from different countries.
                          Many are authors, educators, editors, or pastors.
                          One is symphony orchestra director. For more in-
                          formation about the speakers, contact the conference
                          organizers via the information under registration,
                          or I'd be happy to send you a copy of the brochure.
                          There is additional information in the brochure 
                          about housing, child care, and so forth as well.
                                             
     I don't think I am going to get to go this, so if anybody goes, I'd like
     to hear all about it afterwards.  Greg & I are part of UMJC conference 
     this year, and one big conference while my stepchildren are with us is 
     all we can do.

New Life Drama Company (affiliated with New Life Community Church in Concord,
Mass.) will be putting on a major musical theatrical production, based on the
story of John Bunyan's _Pilgrim's Progress_.  The following are the details:

	What:   Celestial City  (D.K. MacAdam, J. Curtis, 1992, 1996)

	Where:	The Concord Playhouse
		40 Stow St., Concord, MA

	When:	Saturday, June 22, 2:00 pm
		Saturday, June 22, 7:30 pm
		Sunday, June 23, 7:30 pm
		Wednesday, June 26, 7:30 pm
		Friday, June 28, 7:30 pm
		Saturday, June 29, 2:00 pm
		Saturday, June 29, 7:30 pm

	Cost:	$10.00 for adults, 
		$5.00 for children under 12 and senior_citizens
		$7.00/person group rate of 12 or more
		(Not recommended for children under 5)

This is a full musical theatrical production with stage sets, lighting, sound,
costumes, and live music.  It is designed to be a highly evangelistic outreach.

It should be noted that this is *not* a church fundraiser, and the admission
fee is intended only to cover the material/rental costs of putting on the
production (in fact, 1992 production was accomplished at a financial loss.)

The plot sets the main elements of the story of _Pilgrim's Progress_ within
the story of John Bunyan's arrest, imprisonment, and eventual release from
prison.