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SECTION 2 - PAGE 6 - PLAIINDEALER-HER ALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20.19»5 Church Discuss dangers of drunk driving Set Mass and anointing of sick On Saturday, Feb. 23, at 11 a.m. at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Johnsburg, a Mass and Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated. The Bible says, "Is there anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church and pray over them and pour oil upon them, calling upon Ihe Lord to heal them." (St. James Chapter 5). The purpose of the Sacrament of Anointing is a visible sign that the church sympathizes with and cares for a person who is acutely or chronically ill or is just slowing down physically from old age. Any Catholic who is seriously ill at the time, chronically ill, has rheumatism, arthritis, is handicapped, has a heart condition, high blood pressure, etc. may receive the sacrament. At this anointing ceremony the Rev. John C. Holdren, pastor, will administer the sacrament, which gives spiritual strength to those who are anointed through the grace given by the suffering Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The reverend says, "At times, people have also physically recovered or have gotten better after having been anointed. In any case, it is a beautiful sign of God's love for us through the church." A person of any age can receive this sacrament. Senior citizens are particularly en­ couraged to come, in order to ask of God patience with themselves and others as they feel their bodies growing weaker or slower. All are invited to attend the Mass and Anointing Ceremony. Prepare for building addition Faith Presbyterian Church, located at Lincoln and Chapel Hill roads in McHenry, is in the final stages of preparing for a building addition. The addition as planned will provide for expansion of the existing sanc­ tuary, restructuring other existing space, addition of an education wing, and provisions for a wing for a fellowship hall. It was recently announced by the pastor, Dr. Eric Snyder, that another milestone had been reached in the fundraising. Mary Martha Circle presented him a check for $4,000, and that check brought the total to $10,000 donated by the circle. To date, the church has cash on hand of $90,000 toward the facility ex­ pansion. A goal of $100,000 has been set to have on hand by ground breaking. Dr. James Mowery, chairman of the Church Building com­ mittee, advised that an official ground breaking will take place at the church ftferch 31. On that date, a special service will be Pre-register now for fall semester at Joyful Nois^ held at four in the afternoon. The McHenry community is always welcome to come and participate in the life of this active and youthful congregation. A Youth Club for grades one-three meets at 4 p.m. Thursdays; grades four-six, 4 p.m. Wednesdays; and grades seven-nine, at 4:45 p.m. Wed­ nesdays. The senior high group meets Sunday evenings. Worship services are at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. each Sunday. BIBLE v VERSE-f* Pre-registration for the Fall Semester has already begun at Joyful Noise Christian Pre­ school, 2107 W. Lincoln Rd., McHenry. Director Susan Maifield is calling for an earlier than usual Spring pre- ition drive in response to number of early bird The school has operated at capacity all year, with a long waiting list, and it is expected to -flfl up early. Joyful Noise Christian Pre­ school, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization which runs the pre­ school in Faith Presbyterian Church, McHenry. Classes for two-year-olds are one day a week on Friday mornings; three and four-year- olds may choose from two days a week in the morning or af­ ternoon; four and five-year-olds have a three-day afternoon option. Joyful Noise is a non-sectarian Christian school, emphasizing early childhood development, Christian values and family fun. A nine-member board of directors, including educators, professionals and community leaders, determines policy and hires staff. Director Maifield holds an M.A. in Early Childhood Development from Northern Illinois University and teaches at McHenry County College. Interested parents may call the school at 344-5888 for a brochure, or they may drop by to observe. Let no one -despise thy youth, but set the believers an example in speech and conduct, in love, in faith, in purity. 1. To whom was this advice addressed? 2. By whom were these words spoken? 3. Is this advice still pertinent? 4. Where may this verse be found? Answers to Bible Verse 1. Timothy, a young preacher. Ak Paul, an old preacher, about to <&e in Rome. 3. Yes-young people, by pure, . :onsecrated living, can change ihe world today. 4. I Timothy 4:12. 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