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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1975
Page
3
Local church notices from Federated East Arlington to United Methodist West Arlington detail worship times sermons and choir activities. Multiple churches including First Baptist Church Shaftsbury Redeemer Lutheran Saint James Episcopal Pownal and others list services proclamations nursery care Sunday School and midweek activities along with guest speakers and special events in their regions.
The Church School of the First United Methodist Church Shaftsbury will open September 7 at 9 30 a m in the church social room. Eugene Kosche chairs education with Mrs Eugene Kosche supervising. Faculty covers kindergarten through adult studies with Exploring The Bible Series and topics from My Father s House to Jesus God s Man for Others. The Adult group begins with The Other Side of Anxiety
The Berkshire Eagle summary notes forthcoming church readings and sermons, substitute teaching needs, and September worship changes at First United Methodist Shaftsbury. It covers ACTS automatic giving trials among ten Protestant denominations, parish views, and a related historical note on Governor Tryon’s 1775 London delegation.
A multi church Christian Education Workshop led by Mountain Congregational Association and Shaftsbury Baptist Association is planned for Saturday Sept 13 from 10 am to 3 pm at First Baptist Church Bennington Main Street. Sessions include teaching junior highs by Sigmund Sadzinski and biblical inspiration in teaching with Rev Leo Hourihan. registration 1.50 and bring lunches.
Cardinal Cooke hails Elizabeth Ann Seton as a saint for our times as the canonization concludes with her induction set for September 14. The first native born American saint, she founded the Sisters of Charity, established the nation’s first Catholic free school, and laid foundations for parochial schooling. Her legacy includes orphanages hospitals and institutions for lepers while her canonization coincides with America’s bicentennial reflections.
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