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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
6
The Missionary Alliance Church hosts a 7:30 p.m. Family Night with special music a parent teen panel on relationships and a showing of the film Angry Jungle. The event is open to the public.
The First Baptist Church schedules a 7 30 p m business meeting on June 30 to consider engaging Hartheimer and Estes Associates Inc Albany NY to draw plans for a new Christian Education building. Attendance urged. Rev H Glenn Payne and Mrs Payne will be away July 14 28. Two Newton Centre MA students will lead worship at 8 30 and 11 a m services. Ronald A Grant attends July 21 and C Keith Payne July 28.
In Rindge New Hampshire a United Nations Charter Day service is set for 5 p m Sunday June 23 at the Cathedral of the Pines Professor Ernest R May of Harvard University will speak on The Growth of World Law He has written four books including The American Image Other participants include William H Meyer Rupert Vermont president of the New England Council of the United World Federalists Msgr Edward J Murray Rev David B Loomis and Rabbi Ralph Carmi Music by The Mohawk Chorus The event marks the signing of the United Nations Charter on June 26 1945 in San Francisco.
Theodore I. Shatagin of Swarthmore Pa is serving as parish associate at St. Peter's Episcopal Church this summer, assisting clergy in visits preaching and education. He will not celebrate Holy Communion and plans to enter Yale Divinity School's final year this fall.
Colchester Vermont Catholics and families join hundreds of scouts for an outdoor Mass by Robert F Joyce at Camp Holy Cross Malletts Bay. The three day Convocation ends with what officials expect as the largest gathering yet, drawing troops from Brattleboro Bennington and up to the Canadian border.
North Hero Vermont nineteen college and seminary students leave Camp Abnaki to serve in about 45 communities statewide marking the 26th annual Summer Projects Program directed by the Vermont Church Council. The staff includes students from United Theological Seminary, St Cloud State, Juniata, Virginia Union, McNeese State, and more. The interdenominational effort covers East Montpelier to Bennington with religious instruction worship crafts music recreation and home visitation.
A compiled church directory for Bennington area includes WOODFORD HOLLOW Bible Church led by Rev. Ruth E. Smith with 10:30 a.m. service, First Methodist Federated Church with 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worships, United Church Congregational with 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. worship, and several other parish schedules. Also listed are First Baptist Pownal services, First Assembly of God, Zion and Saint Mary parishes in Wilmington and Hoosick Falls, and East Dorset Union Chapel with Holy Communion schedules.
More than 340 Episcopal youths across Vermont join Rock Point for the 33rd Diocesan Summer Conference Program. Multiple conferences run from late June to August including High School, Junior High, and Sixth Grade sessions with extensive faculty and parental visit windows.
At Goodyear Aircraft in Akron a lunch hour prayer and Bible discussion is held in a plant conference room attended by over 50 workers from various faiths. Similar meetings occur at two other Goodyear plants and the engineering shop, with workers saying they live up to the discussions because others watch and may join.
A compiled list of church services in Bennington including times and ministers for Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic and other denominations. Notable entries cover Bennington Church of Christ, First Church of Christ Scientist, St. Peter's Episcopal, Sacred Heart, Kingdom Hall and local congregations with worship times and program notes.
New York based Jesuit missionary leader Rev. Thomas J. M. Burke S J directs public relations for Jesuit Missions and has authored a 385 page doctoral dissertation on applying professional PR methods to religious institutions He argues all religious groups can use planning and ongoing guidance to reduce conflicts and improve communication within their communities and with society at large He adds religious groups should employ PR to promote ethical truths and ensure religious values influence public life alongside business and government interests.
Catholic Protestant and Jewish churchmen voiced approval of Montini as the successor of John XXIII. Leaders from Harvard Divinity School, Burlington Vermont, the National Council of Churches, Massachusetts Council of Churches, and the Synagogue Council of America praised the selection and urged unity, peace, and a fruitful papacy.
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