Case of Bishop Pike Seen Manifestation Of Tension of Change
The report covers Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike of San Francisco facing possible heresy charges from Arizona clergymen, signaling tensions as churches confront modernization. It notes no signatures yet, the church court process, and divisions among bishops over Pike’s views including his stance on the Trinity and the Virgin Birth, with ties to broader debates echoed from Formosa and England.
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U.S
Episcopal
James A. Pike
San Francisco
Arizona
U. S
Episcopal Church
Episcopal House of Bishops
East Glacier Lake
Mont
Sainthood bid for miracle Lebanese monk Charbel Makhlouf
Beirut reports that Father Charbel Makhlouf, who died in 1898, is a Vatican candidate for sainthood after miracles attributed to his tomb, including cures of a leg defect, a hunchback, and a blind man. Charbel, born Yousouf, lived in Lebanon near the Mediterranean and was long revered locally.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Vatican
Charbel Makhlouf
Charbel
Bikao-Kafra
Mediterranean
Yousouf
St. Maroun
Anaya
St. Cyprian
Pius XI
Father Charbel
Vicar on Industry and Faith Strides Against Office Clergy
The Rev. Edgar G. Stride, vicar of Dangeham England with 40,000 auto workers, critiques church detachment from workers in Christianity Today. He argues justice for the widow and pensioners, urges lay involvement in ministry, and calls for affordable language to reach factory staff while noting faith sustains work through Christ.
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Edgar G. Stride
Dangeham
England
Stride
Church of England Minstry
Tyndale Hall
Christianity Today
Washington
James
America
Jesus
Church of England
Christ
Ford Assembly
Selma Paper Defends Priest's Action
The Selma Times-Journal editor supports not using St Pauls Episcopal Church for memorial services for slain theology student Jonathan Daniels. Roswell Falkenberry says the church should not host the service to avoid racial tensions. A substitute service is set for Friday at Brown Chapel in Selma with Episcopal Bishop Charles Hall to attend. Daniels, a Keene New Hampshire native, worked on voter registration and was killed in Hayneville, Alabama.
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UPI
Selma (Ala
Times - Journal
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Jonathan Daniels
Brown Chapel
Selma
New Hampshire
Charles F. Hall
Daniels
Hayneville
Ala
Ecumenical Service Marks Pines Cathedral Anniversary
In Rindge New Hampshire an ecumenical service drew more than 2000 worshippers to mark the Cathedral of the Pines twentieth anniversary. Eighteen denominations were represented among 31 clergy at the outdoor altar conceived as a national memorial to American war dead. The sermon by Archbishop Iakovos urged ending religious divides and placing loyalty to God first. Notables from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities attended, with leaders from Boston and New England churches and organizations represented. The Cathedral was founded in 1945 by Dr and Mrs Douglas Sloane of Rindge in memory of their son Lt Sanderson Sloane, a World War II casualty. The shrine sits on a ridge near the home Lt Sloane planned.
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South America
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Francis J. Lally
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
James K. Mathews
New England
Douglas Sloane
Rindge
Sanderson Sloane
Germany
Lt. Sloane
Bennington Church Schedules Services This Week
Bennington area Missionary Alliance schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m for all ages Pastor Clarke preaches at 11 a m and 730 p m The Sourcliff and Monroe Park nursing homes host services at 3 p m Mid week prayer and Bible study is Wednesday at 730 p m
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Speaker at Alliance Church is College Development Head
The Rev. Clifford H. Erickson, Nyack Missionary College development director, will preach at Alliance Church on Aug 31 at 7:30 p.m. Erickson, a Nyack alumnus (1928) and former pastor in New York and Pennsylvania, has held national roles with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, including a decade on the Rules committee and board work with Christian Publications in Harrisburg. He leads Nyack’s development program as the college expands on its North Campus with a new student center. Nyack sits 25 miles north of Times Square as a regional school of the Alliance.
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Nyack Missionary College
Nyack
N.Y
Missionary Allance Church
Mr. Erickson
New York City
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Emmanuel Bible Training School
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Santa Rosa
Calif
Simpson Bible College
San Francisco
Erickson
Christian Publications, Inc
Harrisburg
Penn
Times Square
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Bennington
Alfred Scott
North
MYF
White Chapel
Castleton State College
Rosemary Christie
Nancy Humphrey
Marshall Knapp
Joanne Mason
Stephen McGaughey
Nancy Nelson
Gloria Hollister
Troy Myf Council
Hearing on open season for upland birds and small game
Vermont Fish and Game Board will hold a hearing at 7:30 PM on September 9 1965 in Montpelier to consider a statewide open season for partridge pheasant wild turkey and gray squirrel from last Saturday in September sunrise to last Sunday in November sunset. Also notes restructuring of Vermont town representation affecting Bennington and Woodford districts.
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Fish and Game Board
House of Representatives
State House
Montpelier
Washington
Francis J. Murtagh
State Fish and Game Board
Legislative Apportionment Board
General Assembly
State of
Bennington
Woodford
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