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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1975

Page

3

FGBMFI to form here in Bennington area

Community leaders announce formation of a new Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International chapter with an organizational dinner at Paradise Restaurant Bennington on January 7 at 7 p.m. Guest speakers include C. Fred Lawrence international director and Homer resident, and Albany chapter president Louis Abate. Reservations advised and admission is six dollars for most guests.

Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International Paradise Restaurant Bennington C. Fred Lawrence Fgbmfi Cortland N.Y Syracuse Lawrence RPI Homer Louis Abate Albany

Area Church Notices in Manchester and North Pownal

Area church notices list Zion Episcopal Manchester services 8 a.m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon with Thursday 10 a.m. Holy service North Pownal Congregational offers Sunday School 9 a.m. and 10 15 a.m. Worship Junior Sermon Ring out wild bells Sermon Things for which we must make room Text Luke 2 17 All welcome Youth choir rehearsal Thursday 6 30 p.m The First United Methodist holds 9 45 a m worship led by Rev Richard D Campbell sermon What Have You Received From Christmas The Holy Order of Baptism will be observed Church School three year olds through 8th grade Nursery care provided 10 45 Adult Discussion class 7 p m UNYF

First Church of Christ, Scientist Hillside St North Pownal First United Methodist Richard D. Campbell Charles Graham Floyd la Bombard John Riddle Jr Duro J. S. Bach Noel Suisse d’Aquin Dalton Home Redeemer Lutheran Allen Barnes Pownal Center Community Church Mary’ Burton-Beinecke Mary Jane Rounds First United Methodist of Shaftsbury Missionary Alliance Family Bible School John R. Carlson Robert Wagner Aline LaFlamme Marion Carlson God Moody Science Film United Methodist Church Sandgate Edward A. Clark Federated Church East Kenneth Schwebel Old Stone Church Independent Baptist North Bennington Edwin M. Ellis Church of Christ West

Conservative Feminism Gains Ground Among Evangelicals

UPI reports a Washington conference of evangelical conservatives pushing biblical feminism. Virginia Mollenkott, a William Paterson College English professor, argued the Bible supports feminist principles and urged de-absolutizing biblical culture to reject patriarchy as God’s will. She cited patriarchy as the era’s cultural backdrop and challenged royalist and absolute monarch notions.

David E. Anderson UPI Detroit Washington Marabel Morgan Evangelical Women’s Caucus Virginia Ramey Mollenkott William Paterson College Mollenkott God

Telephone wedding links two continents in Christmas Eve vows

Beth Duffy of Bethesda Maryland wed Steve Spense who works in Bahrain through an intercontinental conference call. The ceremony at American University in Washington DC used a chaplain and a minister, with friends listening by phone from California Utah Arkansas and Arizona. The bride travels to Bahrain to join her husband after the ceremony.

Washington UPI Beth Duffy Bethesda Steve Spense Saudi Arabia Intercontinental Conference Hall Beth American University Steve Canary Islands London Switzerland Spain Virginia Maryland Joe Rainey California Utah Arkansas Arizona Bahrain

Reciprocal sabbatical bridges seminary and church life

The Rev William Keesecker proposes a reciprocal sabbatical where seminary teachers serve as co pastors in local churches for one semester every seven years, while senior pastors swap to teach in seminaries or field settings. Funding would be shared by the denomination, seminaries, and participating congregations, with lay committees possibly supporting grants. The plan aims to deepen dialogue and reframe ministry through firsthand church experience.

David E. Anderson UPI God Jesus United Presbyterian Church U.S.A William F. Keesecker Presbyterian Church Council of Theological Seminaries Main Keesecker Council General Assembly Presbyterian

Methodist resource van tours four district churches

The Resource Van, commissioned by the Council on Ministries of the Troy Conference, United Methodist Church, begins its initial rounds across the four districts. It carries over 400 literature and training items on portable racks for local church use and is scheduled for district trainings led by Rev. Royal B. Fishbeck Jr. District coordinators include Merle Doud, Rev. Gary McLain, Mrs. Marilyn Farmer, Mrs. Linda Willis, and Rev. and Mrs. Russell D. Smith. Upcoming Bennington Troy District events are Eagle Mills on Dec 13 and Springfield on Jan 18.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Council On Ministries of Troy Conference United Methodist Church Royal B. Fishbeck Jr Merle Doud Waterford Gary McLain Brattleboro Bennington-Troy Marilyn Farmer Vergennes Burlington Linda Willis Glens Falls Russell D. Smith Schenectady Albany Bennington- Troy Eagle Mills Springfield Troy Conference Council On Ministries Luther A. Patton Warren S. Beaven Carolyn Winslow Corinth Fishbeck Harry Gibbs Warrensburg

Christmas Message From Bishop Ward Urges Unity and Hope

The Christmas address from Bishop W Ralph Ward of the United Methodist Church New York area calls for action amid hunger, alienation and violence. He urges Christians to renew their covenant with God seek forgiveness for racism chauvinism and self interest and join with all races and faiths to manifest compassion charity and love for peace on earth.

W. Ralph Ward United Methodist Church New York Area Christ Chris United Methodists

Christmas Day Ends With Mixed Global Peace and Peril

United Press International reports Christmas Day brought a rare pause in violence in Bethlehem with about 15,000 visitors. Pope Paul urged youth to seek spiritual refreshment. Beirut remained tense after months of civil conflict with 6,000 killed and 12,000 wounded since April. Argentina faced a deadly guerrilla attack, while U.S. traffic deaths neared 100 amid post holiday travel. Snow and storms worsened driving, with winter watches in Indiana Michigan Ohio.

United Press International Jesus Christ Bethlehem Israel Middle East Paul Vatican City Christ St. Peter’s Square Beirut Santa Claus Argentina U.S National Safety Council New England Pacific Coast Arkansas Indiana Michigan Ohio National Weather Service

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