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SECTION 2 - PAGE 6 - PLAI1VDEALER HER ALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20.1985 Church All fifteen finish rockathon Reflection-Reconciliation day set On Friday, March 8, at 6 p.m. at Unity Church of Crystal Lake, 15 young persons and two adult sponsors revved up their determination and began to rock in rocking chairs encircled in the sanctuary in a fashion reminiscent of the old west wagon train. And a Rockathon, which would send all long-tailed cats shrieking out of the building and up the nearest tree, was underway. The event was to last 24 hours, during which time all rockers had to be in motion at least 50 minutes out of each hour. "The purpose of the Rockathon," states co-sponsor Ginny Richmond, "is to raise the necessary funds for Y.O.U. members to attend Unity rallies and conferences. Coming up this summer are a regional rally in Albion, Mich, and an August conference at Unity Village, Mo." Participating in the event were Jenny Arwine, age 11; Char Clark, 17; Gidget Clark, 16; Gloria Elitzen, 9; John Jones, 14; Rory Momani, 15; Buddy Pride, 16; Donna Pucillo, 14; Mike Pucillo, 13; Michelle Robertson, 14; Scott Robertson, 11; Jeff Robinson, 14; Inger Stur, 11; Anne Sugg, 12; and Linda Sugg, 17. The co-sponsors were Ginny Richmond and Dottie Thurlwell, both of McHenry. The Uniteens, 11-13 and the Y.O.U., 14-18 regularly meet Sunday mornings at 11:15, and are part of Unity's Youth Education Program. At 2 o'clock Saturday af­ ternoon, 20 hours after the beginning of the Rockathon, Thurlwell was heard to shout, "Who's enthusiastic?" One sleepy kid raised one eyebrow and replied "Huh?" The un­ daunted sponsor repeated her question, "Who's enthusiastic?" This time she was rewarded with 15 enthusiastic responses: "We are! Oh, are we en­ thusiastic!" Four hours later, they were all seen leaving the church with rockers, tape recorders, blankets and duffel bags in tow. Everyone had made it! It was a convincing and heartwarming display of the dedication of these young people pulling together for the good of the whole. Unity Church of Crystal Lake is located at 3 Chalet Drive, northwest of the intersection of U.S. Rtes. 14 and 31. For ad­ ditional information, call 815- 455-2479. A day of reflection and reconciliation, given by Deacon Jim Condill of St. Anne's Parish in Barrington, will be held at St. Peter's Parish, Spring Grove, Sunday March 24, from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Condill is coordinator of compassion ministry and instructor of eucharist ministers. He will be available at 5:30 for personal con­ sultations. Father Kilduff will hear confessions at 5:30 for anyone who wishes to make their Easter duty then. v This should be a nice way to start Holy Week. It is hoped all can join in this inspiring af­ ternoon. In coordination with the RENEW season n, there will be a Passover-Seder celebration. The full meaning of the Last Supper will come alive as one is led in the celebration by Mike Becker, spiritual leader of the Congregation B'Nai Maccabim, at St. Peters Church, Spring Grove, Tues. April 2. The traditional Passover meal will begin promptly at 6:30 p.m., with a turkey dinner to be served at 7:30. Reservations are necessary as seating capacity is limited. Dinner cost for adults is $4 and children under 10, $2. Make reservations including remittance to Shirley Wood, 7605 Blivin St., Spring Grove, 111. 60081, before March 29. Present film showing March 24 Satanic interference in the total program of the church shapes the theme for "The Deceiver," a 70-minute color film to be shown at Maranatha Assembly of God, 1309 Court St. in McHenry, Sunday, March 24. Starting time will be 6 p.m. A companion release to the film, "The Enemy," this second production details the strategy of evil in the lives of Christians. "The Enemy" documented Hold open house at Alliance church An "Open House" will be held at the Alliance Bible Church, 3815 Bull Valley Rd., McHenry, Sunday March 24, from 2 to 4 p.m., to give the community an opportunity to express their good wishes and thanks to the Rev. Gerald Robertson and his family as they make a move to the Alliance Church in Oconomowoc, Wis. After 18 years of ministry in the McHenry Alliance Church, pastor Robertson has resigned, effective March 31,1985, and has accepted a call to the church in Oconomowoc. When he and his family moved to McHenry 18 years ago, it was to the little church on John Street. Many happy years have been spent working with the young people in the coffee house days, on through the work of building a new church on Bull Valley Rd., and recently establishing the Alliance Christian School. The Robertson's four children grew up in McHenry and graduated from McHenry schools. Alita Robertson, besides being ^ pastor's wife, has worked in he McHenry area delivering Woodstock Sentinels to paper joys, and at RAE Motors. Pastor Robertson has been active in the Christian and Missionary Alliance in many capacities. He serves on the national rules committee, is a trustee of St. Paul Bible College, served on various district On Sunday, March 31, there will be a farewell fellowship at the church beginning at 6:30 p.m. All members and friends of the Church, past and present, are invited to participate in this special farewell. RMKM^PLBET cm Satan's wiles against the non- committed. "The Deceiver" tells the story of a family active in church affairs and what happened when the teenagers in the family became interested in the occult. "Our thesis is that Satan's boldest strokes are aimed at the Christian rather than the worldling," says Ken Anderson, who wrote the script and directed the film. "When the church door opens, he's there. He never misses a Sunday!" 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