Passover Reflections and Faith in a Changing World
Passover ends tomorrow with Mina Tropp of Aiken reflecting on freedom and shared faith across traditions. The piece notes ties between Judaism and Christianity as explored by Eugene Fisher in Faith Without Prejudice and highlights upcoming services and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Tropp
Aiken
Egypt
Pharoah
Hitler
America
al Eugene Fisher
Roman Catholic Bishops’ Secretariate For
Paulist Press
Associated Press
Homecoming at Bath United Methodist Church this Sunday
Bath United Methodist Church holds homecoming with Rev. James Allewine guest speaker at 11 a.m. worship. Dinner on the grounds follows. Revival season continues across area churches with multiple services led by named evangelists through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Howlandville Baptist Church
Warrenville
Bill Stafford
Burnettown First Baptist Church
Kenneth McDonald
Branchville
Ricky Carter
Spring Branch Baptist Church
Jimmy Fanning
Bethel Baptist Church
Spring Branch
Windsor
Airport Church of God
Ricky Crosby
Liberty Temple
Clearwater
Wayne Hodges
Church of God International
Floyd J. Timmerman
Cleveland, Tenn
South Airicn Church of God
Noye
Benjamin Britten
Woodlawn United Methodist Church
Walton Way
Milledge Road
Augusta
Tommorrow
Textile Machinery Exhibition Attracts Global Crowd
Greenville opening of the American Textile Machinery Exhibition International 1978 drew international visitors including 22 Soviets and groups from Europe. Organizers expect up to 25 000 attendees by May 5 as mills seek new gear and industry interest surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
South Carolina
Whallash
Betty Kenig
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Belgium
Poland
Tennessee
Georgia
New England
J. Robert Ellis
Ellis
Mental Patient Who Saw King Killer Released
Grace Walden, 62, who said she saw James Earl Ray flee the King assassination, was released from Western Mental Health Institute to a sheltered boarding home in Memphis. She will continue care at the University of Tennessee Mental Health Center in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Western Mental Health Institute
Grace Walden
Memphis
Morris Cohen
King
Cohen
Walden
University of Tennessee Mental Health Center
Main Street
Lorraine
Bolivar Hospital
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
James Earl Ray
FBI
Ray
East Tennessee
MONADEX and AQUATABS Offered by Rexall Drugs
A vintage advertisement promotes MONADEX tiny tablets and AQUATABS water pills sold by Woodrutt Rexall Drugs at Mitchell Shopping Center. MONADEX claims appetite control without drugs or nerves and pricing includes 20 day supply for 3.25 and economy 5.50. AQUATABS priced at 3.00 with mail orders available.
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Ashley Grove Baptist Church
Ashley Grove
Ella Washington
Jehnssee Drive
Shiloh Baptist Church
Japan
Ghana
Graniteville First Baptist Church
Roy E. Frierson
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Graniteville Church
Charles Law
Charies Law
Aiken Standard
S. C
Grainger Studio
A . Np
Mitchell Shopping
Junior Suntimers
Jrs
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