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Cambridge Presbyterians Unite for Peace and Cooperation in 1966
Cambridge Presbyterians unite after the 1965 merger of two historic churches to form a cooperative ministry. The call was voted Nov 28 with Rev Alastair Parr installed Dec 12 under The Good Shepherd theme. The joined congregations plan shared religious education, music, youth groups, and a forward pace for peace in 1966 Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Presbyterian Churches
Cambridge
N. Y
United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Congregation
First Church
Main
North Park Streets
White Meeting House
White Church
Grange Hall
Joseph Peters
Presbyterian Congregation of
Associate Reformed Congregation of
G.W. Baldinger
Tire
Alastair C. Parr
Douglas Gray
George McGeogh
Robert
Richard
Neil Ramsaroop
Coila Church
George Morgan
Richard Evans
Emery Clark
McGeogh
Cynthia Wands
Davis and Elkins College
Wands
England
Evelyn Holden
Westminster
Eleanore Craig
Camelbridge
United Elders
Presbyterian
Edward Horton
Robert Craig
Irving Hedges
Robert Wright
Alastair Parr
Emory Clark
O.K. Spurr
Edwin Andrew
Carson Fuller
Alton McKernon
Jerome Wright
Emma Alexander
Bates
Parr
Parrs