Bennington Area Church Schedules Cancelations and Services
Bennington area churches announce several Sunday changes. Missionary Alliance Church cancels Sunday school and morning worship while a 11 a.m. service at the Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge will be conducted by Pastor Clarke and music by James Rhodes and wife from Troy, N.Y. An evening service at 7:30 p.m. features Pastor Clarke. Teene age Rendezvous activities run nightly during the week. Second Congregational notes a 9:30 a.m. Laymen led worship with sermonette on Our Church Life in the World Today and an 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Vander Graef from Job. The church remains open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nursery at the 9:30 a.m. service. The 9:30 a.m. service continues through August. Church School recesses until September. Combined choir rehearsals Thursday at 7 p.m. Circle I hosts a 3:30 p.m. Friday food sale. Circle IV meets 8 p.m. Tuesday. Guest preacher Rev. Thomas Street of Williamstown will speak at 10:30 a.m. Sunday on The Light That Failed. Spirit inspired Bible lessons and readings from Science and Health highlighted with Galatians 5 and related passages.
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Missionary Alliance Church
Rindge
N.H
Clarke
Cathedral of the Pines
Alliance Youth
James Rhodes
Troy
N.Y
Melvin R. McGaugheey
Circle I
Circle IV
Thomas Street
Williamstown
Mass
Old First Church
Old Bennington
The
Alliance Church
New Hampshire
Julia Young
Bennington
Parish Schedules Across Bennington Area Churches
A consolidated list shows morning worships mass times and programs at churches in Bennington area towns including Pownal Shaftsbury Arlington and Dorset. It records pastors service times catechism classes youth fellowships church schools and choir or music notes across Roman Catholic Episcopal Methodist Baptist and Congregational churches.
Man in Tree Warning Leaves Chelmsford Police Puzzled
Startled motorists reported a dummy figure hanging from a tree near Chelmsford, England, prompting police to warn drivers to slow down while they investigate who placed the harmless prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
England
UPI
Bennington Area Churches and Clergy Schedules
Directory of Bennington churches listing denominations, addresses, pastors and service times. Includes Old First Congregational, Bennington Church of Christ, Missionary Alliance, Sacred Heart, St Francis de Sales, St Peter's Episcopal, First Church of Christ Scientist, Seventh Day Adventist, Unitarian, Friends Meeting, Kingdom Hall, Vermont Soldiers Home services, and notes on summer recess and education programs.
Area Meeting Of Church Women Held In Newfane
SOUTH NEWFANE The Southern Vermont area meeting of the Council of United Church Women met here Tuesday with Mrs. Lee Tillotson of Williamsville presiding. Miss Dorothy Mac Tague led devotions, and the program on The Church Woman featured remarks by Mrs. John Worden and Brattleboro Council members on leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Newfane
Vermont
Council of United Church Women
Lee Tillotson
Williamsville
Dorothy Mac Tague
Chester
John Worden
Brattleboro
Leroy Marsden
Bennington
South Pomfret
Church Woman
Robert Austin
Springfield
Kenneth Webb
Woodstock
Earl W. Brailey
Bethel
Repertory Group To Stage St Joan At Church
The Youth Group of St Peters Church hosts The Bishop Company from Southern California for an 8 p.m. performance in the church chancel. The company has played in over 6,000 houses of worship since 1952. No tickets. advance donations sought and a special offering after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Bishop’s Company
California
Bishop Company
United States
Canada
George Bernard Shaw
St. Joan
Youth Week Plans With Rev Clarke At Cathedral of the Pines
The Rev. Cornelius Clarke of the Missionary Alliance Church will lead 11 am worship at Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge New Hampshire on Sunday. A car caravan departs Crescent Boulevard at 830 am and attendees should bring lunches for a post service picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Church
Crescent Boulevard
Methodist Leader Criticizes School Prayer Amendments
PARK RIDGE, Ill. The Methodist Church official Dr. W. Astor Kirk urges Congress to reject proposals legalizing devotional Bible reading and prayer in public schools. He argues the Becker amendment would create larger problems, stressing legitimate use of religious data instead of devotional teaching. He notes the 88th Congress saw numerous bills aiming to alter Supreme Court rulings from 1962–63.
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House of Representatives
U.S. Supreme Court
Sis
Supreme Court
Dr. Kirk
Kirk
United States
Together Magazine
Congress
College Group Will Sing At Church of God
The Andersonians Quartet of Anderson College will perform at the First Church of God at 7 30 p m on Tuesday featuring hymns gospel songs and personal testimony The quartet includes Joe Blair Jim Martin and Joe Pedigo with Larry Stafford as accompanist Their summer tour spans Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Washington D C New Jersey New York Vermont Massachusetts West Virginia and Virginia Anderson College founded in 1917 is church of God sponsored with about 1400 students from 40 states and 12 foreign countries and a 60 member faculty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonians
Larry Stafford
Jim Martin
Joe Pedigo
Joe Blair
First Church of God
Anderson College
Anderson
Ind
W. Earle Foreman
Church of God
Andersonians Quartet
Indiana
Jacksonville
Florida
Decatur
Ilinois
Princeton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Virginia
City council receives 28 cents with note about a rose
Honest Lover in Hinckley sends 28 cents and a note claiming to have seen a rose in a city park and offering a two shilling payment for “a very fair young lady.” The bizarre token arrives at city hall prompting police inquiry into the sender’s motives.
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Hinckley
England
UPI
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Missionary Alliance
Alliance Youth Fellowship
Var der Graef
John H. Mason
Scott
the Beatitudes
Millet
First Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Bennington Area Churches
Pownal First Baptist Church
John C. Hatch
Methodist Church
David Hubbard
North Pownal Lady of Lourdes
Pownal Ctr
Isabelle King Howard van Horn
Earsal
Shaftsbury First Methodist Church
A.J. MacDonald
Alvan Lawrence
Woodford Hollow
Ferndale Chapel
Albert E. Center
Arlington St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Gerlad T. Buckley
St. James
C. G. Belcher
West Arlington Methodist Church
Granville Greenwold
East Arlington
Sandgate Methodist Church
Manchester
First Congregational
St. Paul’s
Donald C. Kelly
First Baptist Church
Godfrey Parker
Zion Episcopal Church
R. L. Clayton
Dorset United Church Congregational
Robert G. Dana
East Dorset Union Chapel
Wilmington Lady of Fatima
R. J. Powers
Hoosick
All Saints Episcopal
Phillip A. Lewis
Baptist Church
Taylor B. Light
Hoosick Falls
John Y. Elliott
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Joel B. Miller
Immaculate Conception
United Church Presbyterian
Wesley P. Miles
Donter High Group
Bennington Church Services
Old First Congregational Church
John Ward Vander Groef
Burt Rockwood
Bennington Church of Christ
South St
Charles
Chandler
Hillside St
S.C. Greene
Cornelius W. Clarke
John Button
Mornin Woeship
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Wiseman
St. Francis
Main St
M.R. McGaughey
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Pleasant St
Frederick B. Wolf
Donald A. Webster
Assoc
First Church of Christ Scientist
Hillside Street
WBTN
W. Earle Forman
Seventh Day Adventist
Burgess Road
Ronald Seeley
Unitarian Fellowship
P. O
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Kingdom Hall
North Bennington St. John the Baptist
Walter F. Miller
Independent Baptist
Elwin M. Ellis
Alfred Scott
Area Meeting of
Newfane
Bennington Council
Marsden
Carolyn Clark
H. S. Moses
Dean Hanson
B.C
Charlie Brown
Johnny Hart
Proud, Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Reg
Blondie
By Chi Young
Steve Canyon
Miss Poteet
Shaky
Doodly Bixenshoos
Heart of
JulIet Jones
Miss Juliet
Miko Caniff
Stan Diak
Donna
Invitatio
Hanson
Walbridge
National Selected Morticians
National
Reon
Manson
Arlington
Rev. Clarke
Cornelius Clarke
Pastor Clarke
Scott Neeville
Sune Day School
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