CHURCH of GOD CONVENTION-KING* S LAKE
On Saturday and Sunday, August 3 and 4,
the King's Lnlco Cnnp tras, according to the
crap caretaker, the scone of the largest
gathering of the season, rhon the Church
of God hftld its first Alaska convention,
vith Rev, and .Mrs, Geo, P, Savchenko of
Palncr as hosts. Various other dohonina
tions of the sane faith cooperated, mith
people coining fron Fairbanks, Nonana,
Centre11, Scnr.rd, Anchorage, and Wasilla.
Rov. C.C, Pains, Church of God State Over
seer of Oregon and '"ashington,'iras the
nain speaker of the convention. Other
•ministers pnd missionaries attending ?;ore:
Rev. and Mrs, Hirschy, and Miss Ethel
Nelson, Assembly of God, Ihirbanks; Miss
Berta Vaughn,'Assembly of God, ScuardjReV,
and Mrs, Gurr, Pontacostal Church of God,
Nonana; Rev. Daniel Gacdo, Penta.costal
Church of Ged, Cantnell; Miss Jean Bone
fiel, Assembly cf God evangelist.Anchorage
Revi and Mrs, Hugh Rounds, and.Rev, and
Mrsi Floyd Gilman, Mountain View Church;
Rev. and Mrs,"Ray Gather,Painer Children'3
Hone: aild Rev, Vcrrill Teague .Anchorage;
and Rev. and Mrs, Hubert Sager, Fas ilia.
The Cnnp Mooting begon Saturday at 2:30
P.M., with Pcv. Gaede speaking on the sub
ject, "CTo are Pilgrims." At 3:00 P.M,
there was' a divine healing service, dftcr.
which Pcv, Pains brought the nossngo, "The'
Second Milo." '■ ■
Church School was .held at 10:00 A;M. Sun
day naming, with Mr. Lloyd Kr.apn, church
school' superintendent of the local Church,
of G-'d, in charge, Pov. Sager taught the
adult class. Miss Nelson, children’s
worker fior. Fairbanks, and Miss Florence
Cathcr, just returned from Bible School in
the States, assisted Mrs. A.H, Curtis in
the other classes, which were conducted on
the'lakeshore, Hubert Sager, Jr., guitar
ist, accvipaniod the gospel choruses,which
rang out over the water.
At 11:00 A.M. Pev. Hirschy spoke on "Tvcry
Christian a Good Samaritan," and Pev; Gurr
jh "The Last Supper and Foot-washing,"
followed by a communion add foot-washing
service. At 2:30 P.II. 'Rev, Rains semon
was on "Hater Baptism," and a baptismal
service was hold at the lake. Candidates
for baptiSri wore Helen Havene istcr,LaVcrn
Savchenko,’and Mary Etta Knapp.'The larg-'
cst attendance was Sunday night, when Rev!
Rains preached to nearly a hundred people.
Those playing instruments'were Rev.
Savchenko'and Mrs. Oilman, accordion; Mrs.
Savchenko, Rev. Sager, and Hubert Sager,
Jr,, guitar;'Rev. Savchenko, tronbono and
trumpet; Rev. Gaedo castanets; LaVcrn
Savchenko'and Ruth Savchenko, drums; and
Mr. Knapp, harmonica. Many special'selec
tions were rendered. Rev, and Mrs. Sav
chefiko played end sang "My ^od is Truo;w
Rev; Gacd sang "I’ll bo Somewhere Listen-’
ing," with accordion accompaniment by Rev.
Savchenko; Rev, and Mrs. Gurr sang "Place
your Hand in’the Hail-Scarred Hand;" Rev.
Gurr and Rev. Gacd gavo the "Gurr-Gacdo
Special," "Amen, Brother, ton ;" Miss
Nelson sang "77o*vc a Story to tell to the
Nations,";aceor.roaniod by Mrs. Hirschy on
the accordion; a ouortette composed of the
Sagers and Mrs Savchenko sang "Looking for
You," with accordion accompaniment by Rev.
Savchenko; and Rcv.and Mrs. Gilman played
and sang "linecl at the Gross." Many good
voices of all harmony parts made the con
gregational singing very inspiring.
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