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^VMWMm%W*W*WMWMWMWM\\tMWmVMWMWWWWmiWiWMVM'm%u2018* M ^1 .....................%u00ab%ms1%u00ab21Is1Is111CfiftistwasP o l i t ea t^PdijmoutkC lu iftfiliPlymouth Churchof the PilgrimsOrange Street between Henry & Hicks 624-4743Q H U R C H N E W gSunday, December 14, 11amI HE CHILDRENS CHRISTM AS PAGEANTCarols and Music by the Congregation and Plymouth ChoirSunday, December 21, 11amFAMILY CHRISTMAS SERVICEMusic by the Children%u2019s Choirs and Plymouth ChoirSchumer Visits Brotherhoodfne Brotherhood or Union Tempie will nosiRep. Charles E. Schumer (10th District) asthe guest speaker at its Brotherhood BagelBreakfast on Sunday morning, Dec. 14 at10am at the Temple, 17 Eastern Parkway.Congressman Schumer serves on theHouse Banking, Budget and Judiciary committees. His talk will be on %u201cThe Implicationsof the Recent Election and the Prospects forCongress.%u201d The fee is $1 for Brotherhoodmembers and $2 for non-members. For moreinformation, call 638-7600.A lecturer andpretation of %u201cthewriter, Robeson%u2019s interGorbachev era,%u201d as heSunday, December 21, 4pmCHRISTM AS CAROL A N D CANDLELIGHTSERVICE KCarols and Arrangements from Around the Work I 5 Dignity Holds Monthly Servicewith Plymouth Choir, Soloists, and ^Instrumentalists gWednesday, December 24, 6pmCHRISTMAS EVE COM M UNION SERVICEorganization oflesbian women,First Presbyterian ChurchServing The C om m unity for 164 Yearssunday W orship and Children's Classes 11 a m.Adult Forum 10am %u2022Dr. Paul Smith preaching(udith Parker Taylor, ( Irganis! and Choir Direr lorand I xec olive I )irc< lor ol The I lenry Streel Pre-Sc hool124 Henry St. (corn. Clark St.) %u2022 624 3770UNITARIAND o n a ld M c K in m y , M in is te rSunday, December 14, 11am \Donald W. McKinneyP ierrepont St. & M onroe PI. 6 2 4 -5 4 6 6A center o f free religion since 1833U n i o nTjcm BrooA Center of Reform Judaism since 1848Raboi Neal I. Borovitz %u2022 Cantor Avery TrachtSabbath ServicesFri. 8:15 p.m ., Sat. 10:30 a.m .BROTHERHOOD BREAKFASTSUNDAY DEC. 14 AT 10AMGUEST SPEAKER: Congressman Charles SchumerCall for a Brochure %u2022 638-760017 Eastern Parkw ay at Grand A rm y PlazaA Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I. W eider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene ). SackFriday Eve. D ec. 12 at 8:15pmBESTY (Sr. Youth Group) Creative ServiceSunday D ec. 14, 10:30amA d u lt A cadem y Breakfast \r \\ ( t o o n K/tn rv->L %u25a0'r'-----l o r m o r e in fo r m a tio n t a l l th e T e m p le o ffic e <7bH IH I4 ) A R e fo rm lo n y r c g a tio n ,to ta le d a t G a rfie ld P la te a n d H th A v e n u e , P ark S lo p eC o n g r e g a tio n B e t h E l o h i mUtoli lemon CTiSn JT2II1BETHLEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHT h ird Ave. at P acific S t.B o eru m H ill, B ro o klyn , N Y62 4 -0 2 42Paul T. Matson, PastorSUNDAYS:Services 11 a.m.Choir participatingSunday School9:45 a.m.Everyone invitedDignity/Brooklyn, anCatholic gay men,other interested people, will hold its monthlyliturgy on December 14, at 5pm. The liturgywill-be followed by a social hour, and willtake place at St. Augustine%u2019s Roman CatholicChurch, at Sixth Avenue and Park Place. Forfurther information, call 339-1697.Robeson To Speak In SlopePaul Robeson, Jr., will be the Guest AdventSpeaker at the Park Slope United MethodistChurch, Sixth Ave. and 8th St., at the 11amworship service on Dec. 14. His topic will be:%u201cThe Good News about the New Leadershipof the Soviet Union.%u201d- - f - -----f n 4-1------- r n r r . ' v M A O A i c i c i o t u c u e p i c o u u i c g m i c , i c n e e c o m o o\\jyears of professional translations of Russianpublications and acquaintances with Sovietleaders. An extensive traveler in Europe andthe Third World, he has developed personalrelationships with many world leaders, including Nildta Kruschev, Indira Gandhi, andNeil Kinnock (Labor Party, Gt. Britain). Hehas also been a civil rights activist in thiscountry since the 1940%u2019s.St. Anns Talks DisarmamentThe first of a series of talks on nucleardisarmament, %u201cThe Edge of the Volcano -Understanding the Summit%u201d, will bepresented by Mark Pekala at a . Ann and theHoly Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday, Dec.14,1pm at 157 Montague St.Pekala, currently a PhD candidate at theHarriman Institute for Advanced Studies ofthe Soviet Union at Columbia University, isstudying the formulation of Soviet nuclearstrategy in the 1950%u2019s and 60%u2019s. In the courseof his work, Pekala has had extensive discussions on U.S.-Soviet relations and arms control with many Americans and Soviet officials and consultants. In his presentationshe will analyze the Reykjavik Summit andthe present status of relations between theUnited States and the Soviet Union in thearea of nuclear disarmament. There will beopportunity for questions and discussion.Primate Celebrates 20th Year, At St. Nick%u2019sGet All the LowdownOn What's DoingIn and Around TownEvery Week in theCenterfoldUp and ComingThe Most Rev. Metropolitan Philip Saliba,primate of the Antiochian Orthodox ChristianArchdiocese of North America, will celebratehis 20th anniversary as primate, on Sunday,Dec. 14, beginning with a Hierarchical DivineLiturgy at 10am at St. Nicholas Cathedral,355 State Street. Archbishop Iakovos andmany other clergy from across the U.S. willattend, including dignitaries from all walksof life.Metropolitan Philip is a native of Lebanonand entered Balamand Orthodox Seminary,near Tripoli at the age of 14. He was ordainedand assigned as secretary to the Patriarch ofAntioch and all the East. While a deacon, hestudied at the Kelham Theological School andthe University of London. In 1956, he came tothe U.S. and enrolled at the Holy Cross GreekOrthodox School of Theology in Brookline,Mass. He graduated from Wayne Universitywith a bachelor of arts degree in 1959. OnMarch 1, 1959, he was ordained to thepriesthood and assigned to St. George Churchin Cleveland. In 1966 he was elected to succeed Metropolitan Antony as Archbishop ofNY and Metropolitan of all North America.He was enthroned at his Cathedral of SaintNicholas in Brooklyn in 1966.%u201cMetropolitan Philip has been commendedand decorated for his charitable andhumanitarian deeds,%u201d says ElaineKronenberger of St. Nicholas. Under hisleadership, the archdiocese has undertakennumerous charitable campaigns to aid thevictims of disaster and war in this countryand abroad. %u201cHis effort to gain a just anddurable peace in the middle east has broughthim in contact with Presidents Eisenhower,Johnson, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Pope PaulVI and many world leaders,%u201d she says. In1981 he was awarded the degree of Doctor ofDivinity, honoris causa from SaintVladimir%u2019s Seminary, and in 1986 he receivedthe degree of Doctor of Human Letters fromWayne State University.* The Lafayette AvenuePresbyterian ChurchCome Celebrate With Us!Sunday Dec. 14 at 10:30amOrganist Dr. Sisler and Choir perform Sisler%u2019santhem %u201c W ho is it That Com es?%u201dSunday Dec. 21 at 10:30amChristmas music with harp, violin, cello, organ,soloists and choir85 S. Oxford Si. at Lafayette Ave.Office Phone: 625-7515Rev. George Litch Knight DD, Pastor Dr. Hampson A. Sisler, FAGO, interim organist and choirmaster8Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.Sunday School Christmas Pageant\Rev. Goodwin preachingC hurch S chool Classes fo r Ages 3-13and N ursery C are P ro v id e dIN T E R IM M IN ISTER : Frank A. Goodwin; O R G A N IST & DIRECTOR OF M USIC:Arnold Ostlund, Jr; DIRECTOR OF C H ILD R E N 'S C H O IR S : Narcissa TitmanOrange A Hicks Streets 624-4743CSracc (Eljurdj iBrookign Heights254 Hicks Street(718) 624-1850Sunday Dec. 14, 4pmA r lir a n t r 'K o r o l C ir o n C n n n1 X V * V V 1 1 L V / U V i VAX X. J V V l l l u > V / U girrrtrmmmrmmRector: The Rev. F. Goldthwaite Sherrill Associate Rector: The Rev. Ephraim Radner Director o f Music: Mary Monroe,SMM, AAGO, ChMWhen You NeedA Good FloristHere We Are! 4Where We%u2019ve BeenFor 133 Years...James Weir Ecklebe and GuyerAmerica%u2019s Oldest Urban FloristFlorists %u2022 Fruiterers City & Worldwide Delivery Always open 7 daysWe Take Major Credit Cards160 Montague St. %u2022 Brooklyn Heights624-0270News of Downtown Area ChurchesKeep your neighbors posted about%u2014 i ; %u2014: ------- ----------i ________ tvugi jua anu Gittiimuiuiy piogiairis at your church or synagogue.Send News Items to: Church Page, Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 11217Deadline every Thursday for publication thefollowing ThursdayPage 14, TH E P H O E N IX , D ecem ber 11, 1986