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Augsburger Featured Sunset Vesper Speaker
The final service in the 19681 Sunset Vespers series will be held on the lawn of the Luray Singing Tower Sunday, September 1 at 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. Mr. David Augsburger as the speaker. ! The service will be preceded by music from the bell Tower in a recital by Carilloneur Charles T. Chapman beginning at 7:00 p.m. Vespers start immediately following the recital. It is suggested that because a large gathering is expected at this busy holiday weekend worshippers should come early or bring folding chairs in order to be seated.
Hie musical setting for the evening will include solos by William M. Smiley. Leader for the service will b<e The Rev. D. Paul Mi shier, Pastor. Big Spring Mennonite Church, Rileyville, Virginia. Assistant Leader is The Rev. Marion P,' Labe, Pastor, St.
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Pastor Augsburger has become so widely known by virtue of his effective ministry particularly in
|his radio broadcasts, “The Mennonite Hour” which he also directs. He is much in demand as an effectual and forceful speaker at various .Christian functions throughout our area and beyond. His radio broadcasts are heard throughout the United States, Canada and English-speaking countries overseas.
Associated with the broadcast since 1961, Mr. Augsburger counsels by correspondence and in person with hundreds of men and women each year. A young man in a “young world,” he has a deep compassion for the problems and tensions all men are facing in today’s society.
Pastor Augsburger is the author of a number of booklets, including “Won by One” which has been widely distributed by Moody Press, and “Everybody’s
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