New pastor Rev John Cooper brings faith and ecumenism to Clinton AME Zion
GREAT BARRINGTON MASS. Rev John Cooper named pastor of Clinton AME Zion Church and arrives with a Bible centered gospel. He values faith over scholarship, cites Paul the apostle, and believes the spirit of God binds churches, while acknowledging no easy ecumenism before Judgment Day.
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Great Barrington
Mass
John Cooper
Clinton Ame Zion Church
Cooper
Douglas E. Lawrence
Price Memorial African Methodist Episcopal
Pittsfield
Jesus
Georgia
Hartford, Conn
East Orange
N.J
New York
Goodwin Memorial Ame Zion
Amherst
Price Memorial Ame Zion
Linden Street
Willard H. Durant
New England Ame Zion
Preschool at Zion Episcopal Church Manchester Center
The Zion Episcopal Church preschool for three and four year olds operates in Zion Parish House with two-day and three-day weekly sessions starting September 9 and 10 respectively. The program blends free play and group activities to foster learning and self attitude with the What do you see approach. Head teacher Mrs. Marjorie March, with Mrs. Joy Green assisting, notes openings remain. contact Mrs. Betty Clayton at 362 1987. Also listed are Redeemer Lutheran Church worship at 9:00 a.m. no August nursery, Our Lady of Fatima Mass times, St Marys in the Mountain service, and East Dorset Congregational worship at 9:30 a.m.
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Manchester Center
Zion Episcopal Church
Zion Parish
Marjorie March
Joy Green
Betty Clayton
Knights of Columbus hear on secular humanism at convention
Delegates in Boston heard Supreme Court rulings advance secular humanism, with Supreme Knight John McDevitt lamenting prayers in public schools. He warned 40 million students may be taught without God, calling it unconstitutional to mention God on campus. He urged faith amid church events and film showings at churches in Vermont venues.
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Boston
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Knight
John McDevitt
McDevitt
Daniel A. Cronin
Fall River
Supreme Courts
U.N. finds slavery persists in Americas Africa
A U.N. report says slavery remains widespread in Latin America and Africa with babies sold for about two dollars in some areas. It cites forced labor in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua, apartheid in South Africa, and legal slavery-like practices in Rhodesia. The Ache of Paraguay face critical conditions. The United States calls for heightened global attention.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Latin America
Africa
U.N
United States
U.N. Commission On Human Rights
South Africa
Rhodesia
Paraguay
Chase- Sardi
el Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Equatorial Guinea
Religion Courses Offered at SCV in Bennington
Southern Vermont College and BREF announce religion courses open to students and community members for credit at 45 dollars and auditors 15 dollars. Fall offerings include The Religions of Man East and West and Mysticism in Children's Literature with spring plans for Pilgrimage The Bible as Literature and Catholic studies colloquium.
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Southern Vermont College
Bennington
Bennington Religous Education Foundation
BREF
Area Church Notices in Pownal Center and Nearby Areas
Classified church notices list weekly worship services across many churches in Pownal Center and North Pownal, Arlington, Dorset and surrounding towns. It records service times, sermon topics, catechism, coffee hours, and special events including markets and meetings with pastors and church staff.
Evangelical politics gains respectability and scrutiny
UPI reports Senator Mark Hatfield says evangelical voters shifted from withdrawal to engagement under leaders like Carter and Anderson. The piece highlights tensions between faith and politics, evangelical conservatism, and Hatfield’s call for a Christian nonviolence ethos against crusading political aims.
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Mark O. Hatfield
Hatfield
John Anderson
Ill
Jimmy Carter
UPI
William Jennings Bryan
Carter
Jesus Christ
Vietnam
Nixon
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Hillside St
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St. Mary’s In the Mountain
John C. Morris
Congregational Church
East Dorset
Kot Chead
Chuck Colson
Gospel Films
Missionary Alliance Church
Charles W. Colson
Time Magazine
Richard Nixon
Colson
Christ
St. John’s Chapel
Manchester
Crescent Blvd
Westside Drive
Family Bible School
John R. Carlson
Ted Weber
Shaftsbury State Park
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Marlene Walt
Malotte
God
Thiman
Church Lane
First United Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
Ernest Gratz
Leon O’dell
Ranney Galusha
U.S
Beverly Carter Jr
SCV
Area Church Notices
Community Church
Pownal Center
Isabel King
Pownal Country Market
Federated Church East
North Pownal
All Faiths Chapel
Vt. Veterans Home
Father Quinn
M. Everett Corbett
Charles G. Chamberlain
Vermont
The
United Church of Christ
Fire Place
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pleasant Street
Randall B. Krum
George M. Conger
Hoosac School
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Joseph Caron
Cambridge
Rectory
Society of Friends
Quakers
Bennington Free Library
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St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
United Methodist Church
Sandgate
Edward A Clark
Union Church
Sunderland
Edward Cark
Church of God
Baptist’ Church
North Bennington
Church of Christ
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Congregation
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Curch of Christ, Scientist
Main Street
Bible Baptist Church
Independent Fundamental
Mt. Anthony Jr. High
Mike Twardy
Pownal
Kenneth Schwebel
United Church
Dorset -East Rupert
Church
Hal C. Miller III
Howard Fish
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
John P. R. Morgan
West
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
McCullough Library
Sacrament Meeting
Rupert
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
David Hubbard
Old Stone Church
Independent Baptist
Edwin M. Ellis
Church of Christ West
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
David E. Anderson
Word Books
America
Swift's Premium
Walker
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