Pastor's Conference Draws 400 Clergy to UCC Meeting
About 400 ministers from 11 eastern states attend the 35th annual Pastor's Study Conference in Springfield Mass at First Church of Christ in Court Square February 9-10. Lecturers include Rev Dr Gabriel Fackre and Rev Dr Kenneth Cauthen with Rev Avery Post as dinner speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
United Church of Christ
Seaboard States
First Church of Christ In
Court Square
The
Division of Evangelism of
United Church Board For Homeland Ministries
Gabriel. Fackre
Lancaster Thological Seminary
Lancaster
Kenneth Cauthen
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Avery Post
Massachusetts Conference of the United Church
Local artist to speak at Episcopal Women meeting
Richard O. Comins owner of the Bennington Gallery will be guest speaker at the Women of St. Peter's Episcopal Church meeting on Thursday February 5 in the Parish Hall. A potluck lunch at 12 30 p.m. precedes the talk. He will show serigraphs and explain the process.
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Richard O. Comins
Bennington
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Comins
Salisbury
James E. Allen
U.S
New York
England
the College
Eastbourne
Sussex
Oxford University
France
Tamarac High School
Brunswick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Trixie
West Hoosick
Bennington Area Church Services and Schedules
A listing of church events across Bennington area including Missionary Alliance Church Zion Episcopal Church and others. Activities cover Bible school worship services prayers youth groups guild meetings Sunday School confirmations and study sessions led by various pastors such as Rev Richard Lenehan Canon Rob ert L Clayton Rev Lester Tufts and Rev Arvel M Steece with events in Manchester Center Bennington Old Bennington Dorset Rupert Pownal Wilmington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Alliance Church
Christ
Richard Lenehan
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Robert L. Clayton
Guild of St. Margaret
Manchester Church Challenged To Meet Changes Creatively
Orrin Griffis elected moderator of the First Congregational Church speaks to the 75 members and friends urging creative response to change while keeping traditions. Meeting notes include trustee and missions reports praising outreach and a push to place more youths in leadership roles.
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Manchester
Orrin Griffis
First Congregational Church
Don Lee
Sydney Stokes
Missions Committee
Kurt Ax
Ted Keller
Griffis
John Townsend
Newell Hamlin
Harrison Hoyt Sr
Hoyt
William Wallice
George Thuren
Hamlin
Sydney M
Sister William Marie Installs CWU Officers at Annual Meeting
Sister William Marie of the St. Joseph College faculty installed CWU officers at the Bennington Council annual meeting held January 21 in Colgate Hall First Baptist Church Colgate Hall Colgate Hall First Baptist Church. Officers installed were Mrs. Alvan Lawrence acting president, Mrs. Eleanor Schaffer vice president, Mrs. Dean Hanson secretary, and Mrs. Paul Bohne Sr. treasurer. The program included devotions, floral banners bearing the word grow, and guest speaker Mrs. Robert Condon who discussed the Bennington day care center and state funding proposals. A youth led folk communion and a sermon with The Sound of Silence were planned for Sunday worship. A report on 1969 CWU activities was read, followed by a covered dish luncheon. In Manchester a fellowship dinner and meeting at First Baptist Church will discuss church rules amendments and ordination for Pastor Joseph D. Huse with reservations due by Thursday.
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William Martie
St. Joseph College
Bennington Council of Church Women United
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Alvan Lawrence
Eleanor Schaffer
Dean Hanson
Paul Bohne Sr
William Marie
Robert Condon
Bennington
First United Methodist Church
Joseph J. Caracciola
Vermont
Mar Webster
CWU
Lawrence
H. Glenn Payne
Manchester
The
Joseph D. Huse
Baptist Church Holds 142nd Annual Meeting
First Baptist Church budget for 1970 set at 39 900.40 after a year with 54 364.38 spent and 742.37 in checking. Rev H Glenn Payne reported 40 funerals and 18 weddings as pastor. Women from two churches meet 7 30 pm Tuesday at Congregational Church Hillside St with Miss Susan Thompson discussing Middle East aid and refugees. SPRINGFIELD Mo Assemblies of God pursue IMPACT 70 gospel witness in seven US metros and seven overseas areas. Carroll Killen reports 31 new members. officers and boards elected. 95 attended supper with 35 children present. Manchester youth at First Congregational observe Youth Sunday with a new worship form led by Jean Beal and David Crocker and sermon by student associates. Coffee hour to follow.
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fAlone
Ecumenical Center
Women’s Fellowship
Baptist Women's Fellowship
Susan Thompson
Jordan
Manchester
Jean Beal
David Crocker
Pilgrim Fellowship
Circle A
Kenneth Hill
Howard Dailey
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Circle M
Chancel
Child Development Center
Board of Directors
First Baptist Church
Frank Hegel
H. Glenn Payne
Lutheran Council
U.S.A
Second Congregational Church
Congregational
Hillside St
Miss Thompson
Middle East
Amman
Raymond Peirce
Springfield
UPD
Impact
Assemblies of God
United States
Albuquerque
N.M
Charlotte
N.C
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Djakarta
Indonesia
Kinshasa
Congo
Mexico City
Noumea
New Caledonia
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Teheran
Iran
Carroll G. Killen
Harry Percy
Lewis Dodge
Susan Beck
Maurice Douglass
Frank Hogel
Mable Weller
Osborne Gaines
Paul Jones
Ralph Lindsey Sr
Opal Lindsey
Barbara Bennett
Betty Lackey
Clyde Burgess Sr
Agnes Wright
Dorothy Mallory
Paul DeConnnck
Mary Coulter
Emma Lee Person
Joan Hoyt
Board of
Christian Education
Ingvar Olson
Avis Olson
James Harwood
Tellers
Marguerite
First Congregational Church
Christ
Planning Meeting for World Day of Prayer Participation
The Board of Managers of Church Women United will plan local participation for World Day of Prayer at 1 30 p.m. Monday in the First Methodist Church. Other CWU business will be discussed and representatives from all area church women's societies urged to attend.
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Board of Managers of
Church Women United
First Methodist
CWU
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Harold H. Wilke
Council For Church and Ministry
Wilke
Fackre
Partners of Christian Hope
Cauthen
Bucknell University
University of Chicago Divinity School
UCC Council For Christian Social Action
Center For Advanced Studies In Theology
Meadville Theological School
Chicago
Morcer University
Yale Divinity School
Emory University
Vanderbilt University
Celwin Lehmann
Charles E. Page
Old First Church
Congregational Christian and
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Congregational Church
East Dorset
Lester Tufts
Old Bennington
Church Barn
Arvel M. Steece
Harold Macuen
Lord
Stevenson
Gaul
Holy City
Barn
Ladies Aid Society
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
George C. Mills
Pownal
United Church
Dorset - East Rupert
Hal C. Miller
Church OF Christ
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses
Watch Tower
Congregational Bible Study
ST. Mary's IN the Mountains
Wilmington
Russell Gale
Hugh Perkins
North Pownal
Leonard Perrault
Berkshire Christian College
Lenox
Community Church
Pownat
First Church OF God
W. Earle Forman
OLD Stone Church
Independent Baptist
North Bennington
Elwin M. Ellis
Henry A. Peck
Our Lady OF Fatima
Baptist Church
ST. Francis DE Sales Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Catholi
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC CHURCH North _ Bennington
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Masonic Temple
Main St
Federated Church East
Arlington
John E. Geer
Methodist Church
West Arlington
Church OF Christ West
United Methodist Churchp
David Hubbard
Bournemouth
UPI
Melvin R. McGaughey
Elizabeth Goodrich
Dawbury District Church
Angelo Mongieri
United Methodist Church
Petersburg
McCullough Mansion
Wesley Fellowship
WSCS
Cherub
Girl Scouts
Sanctuary Choir
Clarice Thomas
Alfred Scott
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Christ Jesus
Our Lord
Joseph Saunders
ST. James Episcopal Church
C.G. Belcher
Shaftsbury
A.J. MacDonald
Norshaft Lions
UMYF
Woman's Society
Herbert Sanderson
Folk Communion
North Bennington Congregational Church
Simon and Garfunkel
Youth Service In
Monument Plaza Shopping Ctr
Colburn
Statuts
Bennington, VT
Federal Reserve Board
Factory Point National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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