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SECTION 2- PAGE 8 - PI, A1M >EA LER - HER A LD. VI KD>KSI>A1 . APRIL 17.1U85 Church *5 Wll Three local choral groups combine talents in concert Speaker at Faith A joint concert by three local choral groups totaling more than 80 voices will be presented at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church at 3 p.m., April 28, ac­ cording to Father John C. Holdren, pastor of the" historic church, recently declared an official area landmark. The church is located at 2302 W. Church Street in Johnsburg. The performance will be given by the Lake Region Chorale, St. John's Vianney Choir, and the Seraphyms, the church's children's choir, under the baton of William Misik, well-known area music director. Camille Bertagnolli will provide ac­ companiment on the church's magnificent pipe organ. Some of the musical selections to be sung by the Seraphym Choir are "The Parable," ac­ companied by bells; Mozart's "Ave Verum," and "We Are All Children of the Lord." The Vianney Choir will sing Rodger's & Hammerstein's "Climb Every Mountain;" "Bless the Lord" by Ivanoff; "I Come to This Hallowed Hour;" "Festive Alleluia" and others. The Lake Region Chorale will perform the Bach cantata "Jesu Meine Freude." Other selec­ tions include motets and madrigals of the Renaissance. Tickets are $4 and may be purchased at the door, which opens at 2:45, or by calling the church rectory at 385-1477. Children 12 and under will be admitted free. Sunday, April 21, at 1 p.m., Edwina Gateley, V.M.M., will share her experiences while working as a lay person in the inner city with alcoholics, ad­ dicts and other persons with deep needs. She will speak at Faith Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of Lincoln and Chapel Hill roads, across from the drive-in theatre in McHenry. Gateley, a native of England, worked as a missionary in Africa before returning to England to found the Volunteer Missionary Movement. This volunteer group trains, lay missionaries to work in more than a dozen countries in Africa, South America and the Far East. In turn, they come home to their own churches better equipped to serve their owr communities. The Volunteer Missionary Movement, over 10 years old, has trained more than 500 lay persons. For two years, Gateley studied at the Chicago Catholic Theological Union, and then began Genesis House on the north side of Chicago, a home that works with such persons. Welcome members In March, Pastor Roberson and the congregation of the First Baptist Church of McHenry welcomed new members by baptism. They are Wayne Warner, Julie Edwards, Pam Mess man, Terry Heinz, Tammy Sexton, and Josh and Aaron Justus. New members welcomed by letters of transfer from previous churches were John and Jean Getzinger and Jim and Kathy Justus. 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Pastoral care at Northern Illinois Medical Center A few years ago the word wholistic was slipped into the health care vocabulary, the idea of caring not just for the physical but for the emotional and spiritual needs of persons as well. Northern Illinois Medical Center first met that challenge when the Rev. Vincent P. Fish, an Episcopal priest, joined the staff eight years ago as chaplain. In August, 1984, Father Bela Krigler joined the staff to meet the needs of the Catholic population. The latest addition to the NIMC pastoral care staff is the Rev. Perry Beaumont, a United Methodist minister. These three men-Fish, Beaumont and Krigler-bring love few mankind to work with them, but they also bring background and education; each is important in his in­ dividual role. Beaumont is a United Methodist minister and a member of the College of Chaplains. He spent 19 years in parish service in Ohio, followed by a year at Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospital preparing for hospital chaplaincy and came to NIMC in February, 1985, following a year's residency in pastoral care at Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. He is referred to patients on a special emphasis basis, and fi works as a liaison person bet­ ween hospital, patients and churches in the area. He is in supportive contact with ministers and clergy persons in the area. Fish, an Episcopal minister, first came to the hospital eight ears ago with a heart attack, e came as a patient just like the people he now serves. Being offered the job of hospital chaplain he says, gave him "something to hold on to" during a time when his lifestyle had to change. Now Re sees all of the new patients and holds the monthly memorial service. "We are here to reach out to help anyone," he said. 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