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SECTION 2 - PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY IS, ttlfc. Church Come toVaa*** OWe vrittor «***•*** Parishioners beBeve in church future A recent fund drive for a new building addition by Faith Presbyterian Church was hailed by church leaders as an enor­ mous success. Members of the congregation were asked to make a donation for this project and families contacted to date have pledged over a quarter of a million dollars. The campaign director, the Reverend J. Wallace Carlson of Kansas City, indicated that it was an overwhelming response and showed the confidence of church members toward the future of the church. The campaign was ably ad­ ministered by Marianna Wolfmeyer and assisted by other committee members including Jim Heffelfinger, Cindy Swartzloff, Nancy Brothers, Dick DeVries, Bill Dodds and Earl VanDeWege. Plans are taking shape and the building committee is hopeful that it might be possible to break ground this fall. Faith offers a wide variety of programs including youth club for every age group, five weekly Bible studies and special family activities. Worship services are each Sunday at 8:30 a.m. (where communion is served weekly) and 10.45 a.m. The church is located at the intersection of Lincoln and Chapel Hill roads and visitors are warmly en­ couraged to attend. Bishop to bless . new priests home* and parish center Stmday, July 22, after the- 12:15 Mass, to be said by Bishop, O'Neill, Bishop of Rockford, Diocese, the new parish centec , and priests' residence for St. Patrick's Catholic Church/ McHenry, will be dedicated by > the bishop. Following the ceremony." coffee and refreshments will be served in the lower level of the - parish center. All members of the McHenry community are cordially invited to visit the new building. PtaindcaicT photo by Dqiina Bertulis Prepare for Vacation Bible School Judy Lance, director of Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church, tries out some of the projects that will be available at the school, with prospective students, from left to right, Chad Rose, Craig Messamore and Chad Holbrook. The theme this year is "The Bible And Me," for children five years of age through grade six. The dates are July 30,31, Aug. 1,2 and 3, from 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. The junior high and high school Vacation Bible School will meet in the evenings of the same week, from 7 to 9:30. Their theme will be "God Frees His People. Children will participate in special singing times, lots of craft activities, Bible learning stories and projects, as well as refreshments and recreation. The church is located at 509 N. Front St. (south Route 310). All children are invited to attend. Give assessments to area clergy Good Shepherd Hospital, Barrington, is now offering specially priced executive health assessments to area clergy of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ. The program is being offered through Good Shepherd's Health Evaluation Lifestyle Program. As part of the executive health assessment, clergy will receive a complete physical and history, as well as a number of other tests, including elec­ trocardiogram (EKQJ, com­ plete bood count (tSCj, vision and hearing screening, chest x- ray and stress management consultation. These confidential and personal assessments are performed by highly qualified physicians and registered nurses from the hospital staff. Patient care studies prove early detection and treatment of disease provides the best in­ surance against' chronic disability and life threatening illness. This program provides modern, high technology procedures effective in detec­ ting health care problems such as heart disease, cancer and diabetes. > O l C A N R K N I A N aqiasknthy W A T F R C O N D I T I O N E R * •LOW MONTHLY RENTAL •NO INSTALLATION CHARGE •FREE WATER TEST •30 DAY FREE TRIAL Detergents Soaps, •Eliminate Hard Water! bhoreS 1 Spotless Dish Drying icksgam, Iru Invite all to sacred music concert A1 and Vivian Welsh will be giving a sacred concert Sunday July 22, at 10 a.m., in the tent on the property of Ringwood United Methodist Church. The couple has been singing, mainly in Christian concerts, over 30 years in most of the United States, Canada, Central America and the Bahamas- Vivian has appeared on television and at present sings with the chorus of the St. Louis Purchase tickets now The Barrington Area Arts Council and Barrington Local Theatre will preseat 4^©od- spell," a musical based on the Gospel according to St. Mat­ thew, on July 27, 28 and August 3, 4 at 8 p.m. in the Barrington Middle School. Tickets, at the Symphony. She recently ap­ peared with that group in New York's Carnegie Hall. While residing in Florida, she was called 'The Songbird of the South.' Both Vivian and A1 sing from a deep well of love for the Lord and for people. The public is cordially invited to attend this refreshing hour of music. for musical "Godspell" door, are $5 for adults, and $3.50 for seniors, children, and > students, or may be purchased in advance, at reduced prices, through cast members. 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