Bennington Area Unitarian Universalist Church Events
The Bennington area church lists a 10 30 a m meeting at the Bennington Free Library with topic Are Unitarians Different presided by Mrs Paul Benjamin Visitors welcome and coffee hour at 1130 Nursery provided A 730 and 915 a m Holy Communion 1115 a m Morning Prayer and sermon Registration after 915 for second semester discussion groups A new reading program Liturgy Comes to Life led by Mrs Herbert W Sanderson Jr with John Williams Father Wolf and Mrs Thomas Foster Confirmed sermons and Bible School 930 a m Barnon Monument Circle led by James Mitchell Waldo Holden Confirmation class 11 a m Hour of Worship Rev Herbert Hodgson guest preacher Harold McDonald organist Mrs John H Mason soloist Ministers meet Monday 930 a m at St Peter s Episcopal Church for discussion Congregational ministers meet Wednesday 11 a m at Manchester Congregational Church devo tions and lunch Choir rehearsal 730 830 p m for Feb 13 program Rev John W Vander Groef hopes a volunteer choir will care for the spirituals program.
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Unitarian - Universalist
Bennington Free Library
Paul Benjamin
John Robinson
Herbert W. Sanderson Jr
John Williams
Father Wolf
Father Sanderson
Thomas Foster
Church Bible School
Barnon Monument Circle
James Mitchell
Waldo Holden
Herbert Hodgson
RPI
H. Glenn Payne
Sons and Daughters of God
Paul Williams
Bach
Beethoven
Pitcher
Murial Kennard
Gabriel
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Board of Christian Education
A.J. MacDonald
Eleanor Lawrence
Dianne Peters
MYF
Twelve Angels From
Hell
Kathy Prouty
Joey’’ Dooley
Eugene Kosche
WSCS
A. J. MacDonald
Masonic Hall
Melvin McGaughey
Ymca Pool
Jackie Reynolds
Gloria Hollister
Carol Colvin
Carol Christie
Circle V
Arthur Rogerson
Grandview St
Florence Burke
Norton Street
Circle II
Parsonage
Jefferson Heights
United Council of Church Women
North Bennington Baptist Church
Gladys Butler
North St
Boy Scout Troop 55
Bennington Armory
Evangelism Congress Opens in Berlin Oct 1966
World Congress on Evangelism gathers delegates from over 90 nations at Konigresshalle Berlin for a 10 day event led by Christianity Today to mark its tenth anniversary. About 1200 delegates observers and newsmen attend under international translation as East meets West Berlin.
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Atlanta
Berlin
Kongresshalle
United Nations
Christianity Today
Protestantism
Congress
Carl F. H. Henry
Henry
Pastor Finds Bible Signed By Kaiser Wilhelm II
IRVINGTON Illinois A UPI report states a leatherbound Bible in German with an inscription from Kaiser Wilhelm II was found by Rev Kenneth A Knoblock and his wife Jean in the Frieden United Church of Christ parsonage The church records show Rev Ludwig Rauch served until 1922 The Kaiser reportedly sent the Bible after learning Rauch became pastor here The flyleaf bears the Kaiser's greeting and signature The Kaiser phrase We love Him because He first loved us appears on the flyleaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington, Ill
UPI
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Frieden
Berlin
Kaiser
Mr. Rauch
John
Four Tableaux Highlight Methodist Missions by WSCS
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church staged four tableaux on missions at the January meeting. Highlights featured projects in Okinawa, Africa, Taiwan, and Bolivia where a clinic aids children and nurses are trained. Local residents Edward and Mrs. Barber serve in Bolivia. next meeting moves to Jan 31 at Old Bennington schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
James Merunowicz
Methodist Woman’s Missionary Societies
Margaret Arnold
Gerald Butler
Troy
Methodist Church
Okinawa
Taiwan
Bolivia
Edward Barber
Bennington
Helen Smith
Helen Atwell
Robert Gibbs
Leonard Morse
Harold Humphrey
Lawrence-Smith
William Krug
Circle IV
Paul Crane
Old Bennington
Protestant Cleavage Over Social Action Divides Presbyterians
The article examines a church split in San Mateo where Rev. William Carl Thomas resigned over conflicts between social action activism and traditional pastoral duties. It notes a broader Protestant trend of clergy pushing for racial justice and peace, while some laity resist diverting from sermons and pastoral care. Dr. Read in New York urged balanced renewal, warning activism without faith weakens religion.
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San Mateo
Calif
William Carl Thomas
First United Presbyterian Church
Selma
Ala
Thomas
New York City
David H. C. Read
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Read
Dr. Read
Arlington public hearing on town ordinance amendments
Citizens of Arlington Vermont and interested parties are warned of a public hearing in the Selectmen's Office on January 25 at 8 p.m. to discuss amendments to the Arlington Ordinance enacted in 1961 and proposed Article to be voted at Town Meeting March 1 1966 for general welfare and safety. Kenneth A Knapp Gordon Hard Orange R Baker board of selectmen January 8 1966.
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Arlington
Bennington
Vermont
Kenneth A. Knapp Gordon Hard Orange R
Baker Board of Selectmen
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Wilhelm II
Hanson
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Main St
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Woodford
South Shaftsbury
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Bennington County Humane Society
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Pleasant St
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S. Cali
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Klats
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JEEP
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Burt Rockwood
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South Londonderry
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