Bennington Area Churches Weekly Schedule Notes
A dense list of area churches in Bennington Vermont outlines worship times, sermons, and programs. Notable entries include Christmastide services at Bennington Area All Faiths Chapel with Rev. M Everett Corbett and Rev. John Geer. Old Stone Church North Bennington and Arlington Chorale events. youth groups, choir rehearsals, Sunday School, and nursery services across multiple congregations including Congregational, Lutheran, Catholic, Baptist, and Episcopal parishes with various pastors and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Faiths Chapel
Vermont Veterans Home
Heaven
M. Everett Corbett
John Geer
Arlington Chorale
Old Stone Church
Independent Baptist
North Bennington
Edwin M. Ellis
Congregational Church
North Pownat
Jim Metcalf
Ezekiel
Richard D. Campbell
Webbs
Circle II
Cherub
Old Bennington
Church Barn
Barn
Christ
Arvel M. Steece
Russell W. Gerleman
Franck
Zion
J. Richard Sherlock
Chapel Nursery School
Lutheran Redeemer Church
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Monument School
St. Joseph College
Allen Barnes
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Bennington Area
Ecumenical Council of Churches
Kenneth W. Costin
Elizabeth Dwyer
The
Banner
Bradford Smith
League of Women Voters
Robert Harrington
WBNT
Church Notices and Services Across Several Congregations
A dense schedule lists weekly services, sermons, choirs, youth groups, and holy days across multiple churches. Notable events include Advent candle lighting, Christmas programs, and various confirmations, catechism, and choir rehearsals led by pastors including Rev. Angus J. MacDonald, Rev. Floyd I. La Bombard, Rev. Kenneth W. Costin, Rev. Dr. Arvel M. Steece, Rev. Jerome J. Hevey Jr., Rev. J. Richard Sherlock, and Rev. Lawrence A. Sherwin, with choirs under Muriel Kennard and Ellen Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd I. la Bombard
Sanctuary Choir
Muriel Kennard
Jacob Niles
Women’s Society
Friendly Circle
Sanctuary
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Ellen Wilcox
Visitation
Pilgrim Singers
Carollers
Kohoutek Seen as Omen by Fundamentalists in 1973 Era
Fundamentalists view comet Kohoutek as a sign of the second coming, calling it the Christmas Star of 1973. They cite biblical prophecies and apocalyptic signs, while church groups host services and discussions amid the excitement and broader theological debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohoutek
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Jesus
Luke
Jerusalem
Middle East
Carl McIntire
Collingswood
N.J
Lord Jesus Christ
McIntire
Rome
William Miller
Miller
Ford Reveals Quiet Christian Faith Behind Public Life
Washington reports Gerald R. Ford, amid personal and political pressures, is deeply committed to Christianity, accepting Christ as savior per evangelist Billy Zeoli and Ford's son Michael. Zeoli notes Ford's faith guides his actions, not loud sermons, while the family prays through the vice presidential confirmation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Christianity Today
Ford
Michael
Billy Zeoli
Michigan
Christ
Zeoli
House
Washington Redskins
University of Michigan
Spirit in '76 aims at Pentecost unity celebration
Charismatic and Pentecostal leaders in Anaheim draft plans for Spirit in '76, a two week global program leading to Pentecost Sunday June 6 1976. A 30 member committee including old line Pentecostals Roman Catholic charismatics and baptized Holy Spirit groups will organize an international conference and national gatherings to express unity in Jesus Christ. Dr J Rodman Williams of Melodyland School of Theology chairs the committee. The movement has grown since the 1960s across Protestant denominations Catholics and Pentecostal bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Times News
Anaheim
Calif
J. Rodman Williams
Melodyland School of Theology
New Book Explores Spiritual Healing Across Nations
Sally Hammond's We Are All Healers argues spiritual healing spreads in America but gains momentum in England, citing interviews with healers, researchers, and schools. The book notes professional standards in England, freer access to healers, and a cautious American stance, urging training and formal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
England
Sally Hammond
Harper & Row
Miss Hammond
The
New York Post
Edgar D. Mitchell
Captain Mitchell
United States
Atlanta
Royal Ballet
Rogers
North Kensington
London
Mary Rogers
Atlantic
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Federated Church East
Arlington
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Seventh-day Adventist Church
George C. Mills
Society of Friends
Quakers
Bennington Free Library
Wilmington
John P. R. Morgan
Rupert
Community Church
Pownal
Douglas Weiss
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
North Pownal
East Dorset
Baptist Church
Kenneth Schwebel
United Church
Dorset-East Rupert
Church
Hal C. Miller III
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
Gerald T. Buckley
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Methodist Church
Sandgate
St. Mary’s In the Mountains
John C. Morris
Church of Christ
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Congregation
Open Bible Church
Woodford Hollow
Paul M. Carr
Church of Christ West
Woodford
Louis A. Cook
Church of God
Leslie Wright
West Arlington
David Bort
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
McCullough Library
Sacrament
United Methodist Church
David Hubbard
Baptist Church North
Bfnington
Leo Hourihan
Missionary Alliance Church
Franklyn J. Klein Jr
First Baptist Church
First United Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
Eugene Kosche
Angus J. MacDonald
Lani Smith
United Methodist
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Women of
St. Peter’s
First Congregational Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Lawrence A. Sherwin
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Robert L. Clayton
God
Angus MacDonald
Friendly Sisters
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Wenham
Mass
AV Rennisees
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams, Mass
Christopher Woodard
Harry Edwards
National Federation of Spiritual Healers
Gordon Turner
Ronald Beesley
College of Psychotherapeutics
New Thought
Chuck Roast
Walker
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