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'On the Move' for Christ in song

“Pollution, pollution Here is a good solution There should be prosecution Of every institution That contributes to pollution!” On Wednesday nights and Sunday afternoons, the verse — which sounds like a jingle from an environmentalist campaign — reverberates from the walls of Old Cutler Presbyterian Church. “On the Move,” the church's youthful singing group, is practicing. Directed by Joyce Fink, the 27 high school and college-age youngsters are going over and over the program for an upcoming musical they will present May 22 and 23 entitled “One Way.” For two months, On the Move has been singing the same songs and members of the group have been trying out for the lead parts. Joan Cottingham was awarded the part of Cathy, and Ken Anderson wonthe role of Joey. The musical tells the story of a young couple who fall in love while at college. Cathy is a strong Christian, but Joey is unsure of his faith. After exploring different avenues, Cathy finally shows Joey that Jesus Christ is the “One Way” to salvation. Stage manager for the production is Steve Whang and accompanist is R. Denver Cain. Mrs. Fink, who was a music instructor at Palmetto High School several years ago, started On the Move only last August. Since then, she said, the group has progressed surprisingly. “The spirit within the group is fantastic,” she said. “And they have grown a great deal musically because of this.” On the Move is composed of students from Westminster Christian School, Palmetto, Killian and Miami-Dade Community College. Guitars, bass and drums are an important part of the group, which performs bicentennial and contemporary religious music at different area churches. In addition, On the Move gives a multimedia slide presentation depicting scenes of America. “It's definitely a ministry to the young people. It's been exemplified because we've had several join the church after being in the group,” said Ms. Fink. But the students make up only one of Old Cutler's five choirs. The church also has a Choir, composed of children from kindergarten through second grade; a Junior Choir, including children from thir through fifth grades; the “Sounds of Faith,” with sixth, seventh and eighth grade youngsters; and the Chancel Choir, made up of adults. Ms. Fink said that of the 1,000 members in the congregation, 200 are involved in a music program. Her husband, Dr. Philip H. Fink, head of the music department at FIU, is director of music at Old Cutler. “One Way” will be presented Saturday, May 22, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, May 23, at 6 p.m. Old Cutler Presbyterian Church is located at 14401 Old Cutler Rd. Pastors are Rev. Robert R. Davis and Rev. Paul M. Rose. — ELIZABETH OWEN

Joyce Fink directs . . . Presbyterian youth singers

CG lawyer named Judea chairman

Coral Gables civic and community leader, attorney Owen S. Freed, has been named chairman of Temple Judea. To commemorate his appointment, an Israel Bond Dinner of State will be held Sunday, May 16, at 7 p.m. at the Temple social hall, 5500 Granada Blvd., Coral Gables. Rabbi Michael B. Eisenstat, Temple Judea spiritual leader, and Milton M. Parson, executive director of the Greater Miami Israel Bond Organization campaign, made the announcement. Freed, partner in the firm of Pettigrew and Bailey, is a vice-president of Temple Judea and is active in the Israel Committee of the Jewish Federation. He was president of the Rotary Club of Coral Gables in 1968, and is a member of the Dade County Bar Association and Bankers Club.

Musical concert

The Southwest Institute of Biblical Studies, a ministry of the Southwest Community Church, presents its annual Musical Concert Saturday, May 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the church, 8951 SW 44th St. Featured will be Dr. Harold Wilmington, dean of the Lynchburg Bible Institute of the Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Va. The public is invited at no charge.

Arabian Baptist

Anis Shorrosh, an Arab born and raised in Israel and known as the “Liberated Palestinian,” is coming to Wayside Baptist Church, 7701 SW 98th St., to conduct a “Greater Miami Prophetic Conference,” from May 23 to 30.. Anis, who was pastor of the Baptist Church in Nazareth, will conduct services Sunday, May 23, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Praise gathering

The sanctuary choir of the First Baptist Church of South Miami, 6767 Sunset Dr., will present “Alleluia,” a praise gathering for believers, Sunday, May 9, at 7 p.m. Words and music are by Bill and Gloria Gaither and Ron Huff. Featured soloists will be Patti Kooistra, Mrs. John Kooistra, R. G. Garber, Robert Groover and Bob Reon. Organist is Barbara Abney. The public is invited.

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