Bennington Area Churches Religious Services Schedule
A satirical list of Sunday and weekday worship times across Bennington area churches. It catalogs Saint Peter's Episcopal Church First Methodist Church Vermont Soldiers' Home and more with Holy Communion services, Sunday school and organ recitals. The item includes multiple activities from Palm Sunday to Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances.
Holy Week Services Announced By North Bennington Church
Holy week services at St John the Baptist Church are announced by Rev Wal ter F Miller with Palm Sunday Masses at 8 9 30 and 11 30 a.m High Mass 8 am includes palms. Choir and soloists perform. Stations of the Cross Monday 7 30 p.m. Rosary Tuesday Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Confessions Wednesday. Holy Thursday 5 30 p.m. High Mass with hymns and adoration until 11 p.m. Good Friday services start 1 a.m. Easter Vigil 7 a.m. with Paschal Candle and baptismal rites. Additional Masses 9 30 and 11 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Peter’s Episcopal Church
Tennebrae
Arlington
C.G. Belcher
Congregational Church
North Pownal
William Hunsicker
Our Lady OF Fatima
Wilmington
OLD Stone Church
Independent Baptist
North Bennington
Elwin M. Ellis
North Bennington Church
St. John the Baptist Church
Walter F. Miller
Richard Borden
Faure
Passionist
West Springfield
Mass
Mildred Pierce
Carroll Thomas Andrews
Jesus Christ
Joanne Hendee
Betty Clawson
Daniel Fager
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Gethsemane
First Baptist Church
H. Glenn Payne
Board of Christian Education
Colgate Hall
Baptist Church
Jerusalem
Alfred Scott
Hoosick
N.Y
the Baptist Church
Jerome J. Hevey
Bible School
Richard Lenehan
Ivory Palaces
Eva Hunt
Lynne Welder
Christ
Junior Ayf
Kenneth Schwebel
Donald Dixon
Lenehan
Edward Miller
Elwin Ellis
Richard Heers
Greater Bennington
Vermont Church Women United Assembly in Bennington
Mrs Caspar S Jones of New York City will speak at the 24th annual Vermont assembly of Church Women United on Friday April 19 at St Peters Episcopal Church. Morning panels cover Our Concern for Human Values with a multitiered clergy lineup and CWU staff member Jones on the panel. Following lunch eight workshops address social welfare mental health and other topics with local and state leaders guiding. Lunch reservations accepted until April 12 through the local CWU council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar S. Jones
New York City
Council Promotion and Organization of
Church Women United
Vermont
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Theodore Shatagin
Angus J. Mace Donald
Shaftsbury First Methodist Church
Earle W. Forman
First Church of God
Thomas D. Steffen
Second Congregational Church
William B. Abernethy
First Congregational Church
North Bennington
Edward Haug
Richard McNeer
CWU
Vermont Junior College
Claire O’ Leary
Department of Social Welfare
Joseph LoPiccolo Jr
United Counseling Service
Andrew Monti
Vermont Department of Public Safety
Jones
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church of
Brooklyn
N.Y
Crown Heights
Calvin Hoisington
Claire O’leary
Joseph LoPiccolo
Richard Sprague
Gordon Gerrish
Ruth Powell
George Kidder
Andrew Nuquist
Earle W. Brailey
Laurence Howe
Council of Churches
Edward S. Treat
Vermont Conference
Assembly
Gilbert Howland
Rutland
Paul Crane
Carl Jolivette
Brattleboro
Edmund Boyce
Townshend
Montpelier
Earle Brailey
Barnard
John Wallace
Putney
Springfield
Lee
United Church Delegates Meet Today To Act Evaluation Report
More than 300 Vermont Conference delegates gather in Rutland to act on an Evaluative Process Report. Key leaders outline the plan for a two year study and a proposed reorganization into four departments: Church and Ministry, Christian Education, Stewardship, and Mission. The Vermont Conference includes 187 congregations and aims for better coordination and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Burlington
Vermont
United Church of Christ In
Rutland
Edward S. Treat
Robert S. Jones
Springfield
Chester B. Eaton
Otis R. Heath
Randolph
Derby
Lois N. Sundeen
John E. Nutting
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian
Evangelical Reformed Churches
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Bennington
First Methodist Church
Frank W. Grippin
Lions Club
BCHS
Jesus Christ the
All Glory
North Adams
Parlor
Circle V
Boy Scouts
Explorers
Wesley Fellowship
Alice Hobart
Elizabeth Lund
American Association of Retired Persons
Faith Bible Baptist Church
Woodford Hollow
ST. James Episcopal Church
W. Earle Forman
Community Church
Pownal Center
Church OF Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Mormons
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Church OF Christ
Joe Godfrey
Wilmington 11
Asm
Henry A. Peck
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Society OF Friends
Quakers
Walter S. Oddy
ST. Mary‘s IN the Mountains
Epsicopal
Russell Gale
Dorset East Rupert
Church School
Church Service
Federated Church East
Pownal
Youth Alive
West Rupert
First Congregational Church of
Manchester
Jesus
Board of Lay Life and Work
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Hotel Putnam
Unitarian-Universalist
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
George J. Moutafakis
Williams College
Greece
Bennington Free Library
Old Bennington
Church Barn
Arvel M. Steece
William Hain
Shaftsbury
Father and Son
Eleanor Lawrence
Jules Granier
Handel
Beethoven
Tschaikowsky
Dubois
WSCS
Eugene Kosche
Missionary Alliance Church
John A. Wallace
Ralph McKay
New Hampshire
Elise Phillips
Episcopal Auxiliary
Wik
Mrs. Casparis, Jones
ANK OF
ORTH
Ennington
Grand Union
Triple
Grand Union Empire
Ernest L. Seely
Barre
Donald W. Morgan
Mr. Heath
SWIFT
Jewelers
Main St
Pele
Martin—Gibson Vox — Goya Harmony
ARGUS
Minolta
Cameras Records
Home Furniture Co
Central Market
Hanson
Walbridge
National