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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1970
Page
3
Leading theologian argues humans have overestimated their importance and ravaged nature, a view highlighted by Louis Cassels of UPI. The commentary notes a moral stance on humanity's relation to the subhuman world.
Washington DC Glenn L Archer executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State urged President Nixon to rethink federal aid to parochial and private schools arguing plans to evade the church state ban threaten public schools. He contrasted Catholic system declines with growth in other private schools and warned aid would shift funds from public to private schooling. American theologian Dr John B Cobb Jr urged recovering biblical insight valuing all creation and urged concern for subhuman life, linking ecological crisis to Western thought and Descartes era. He urged religion to foster disinterested care for nature and to extend ethical duties beyond humans.
Burlington Camp Daybreak seeks high school service campers to act as big brothers and sisters to emotionally disturbed children for August 16 29. Sponsored by the Vermont Ecumenical Council and Bible Society, three locations Missisquoi Enosburg Falls Camp Whakowi Northfield and Gove Hill South Strafford will host the two week program with no cost to campers.
The Banner must read no later than Wednesday noon for the next issue as there will be no paper Saturday Memorial Day. Church notes will be published in Friday's issue.
A digest of Sunday worship and church activities across Bennington area churches including Old Bennington and surrounding towns. Listings cover service times, Sunday schools, sermons, choirs, youth groups, and midweek meetings across denominations.
The annual Church Women United assembly, themed Hope for a New Humanity, will be June 4 at Congregational Church Middlebury. Principal speaker Martha Frances Allen, former national Girl Scouts director, will discuss mental health education. music by Weston Priory Brothers. tour of Middlebury College. luncheon and five discussion groups follow. Tickets due Monday from CWU council presidents. registration at 9:30 a.m. Elaine Howland of Rutland is chair.
At the First Baptist Church of Manchester the annual meeting honored Pastor Joseph D. Huse for completing studies at Andover Newton Theological Seminary with a bachelor of divinity degree. About 60 attendees heard reports, adopted a 9,500 dollar eight month budget, and voted to retire the mortgage. New officers and deacons were elected, and church school leadership named.
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