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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1966
Page
6
Temple Beth El schedules Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur observances led by Dr Meyer Minkowich. Services run Sept 14 15 16 for Rosh Hashana and Sept 23 24 for Yom Kippur with Kol Nidrei and Yiskor noted. The article explains meanings of Rosh Hashana including head of the year and Day of Judgment.
Four denominations unite to build St. Mark's Church in Kansas City Missouri a $400000 inner city complex serving Catholics Congregationalists Episcopalians and Presbyterians. The project aims to revitalize faith and social activity in a poverty pocket housing gymnasium and social workers.
A Bennington area church schedule outlines changes including a single fall worship service, revised Sunday church school times for children and adults, and weekly meetings across several boards and ministries. Activities cover Bible study on WBTN, morning and evening services, Holy Communion, choir performances, and youth fellowships. There are also announcements of upcoming congregational meetings and a planned Bennington Ecumenical Association vote.
Harvey Hiatt announce a three day Bible seminar at Stowe High School September 16 to 18 titled Be Spiritually Men with Everlasting Life in View. Program emphasizes juvenile problems and delinquency with Bible solutions and features two films Heritage and God Cannot Lie.
Christmas gift appeal underway for the Methodist Home for Children in Williamsville New York led by Rev A Leslie Potter. The home lists gift suggestions by age group and stresses pooled resources for expensive items. Memorial services noted for Rev William Robert White in Waterford on Sunday at 5 p.m. with guidance on gifts supporting church needs.
The First Methodist Church Shaftsbury hosts a 10 30 a.m. service of divine worship led by Rev Elmer Benn with a sermon The Little Things in Life The senior choir directed by Eleanor Lawrence sings Haydn’s Lord of Love Unfailing and Mozart pieces along with organ works by Wolfrum and Cappelen Nursery care and Sunday School follow. Weekly circles BYF groups and choir rehearsals are listed plus a church auction Saturday at the Butlers garage.
Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette in Enfield New Hampshire observes the 15th anniversary of its blessing and dedication by Bishop Matthew F Brady of Manchester. A solemn Triduum Friday and Saturday features Mass and home fly at 8 pm then candlelight procession Rosary hillside and relic veneration. On Sunday September 18 Ernest J Primeau LTD Bishop of Manchester presides at the 120th anniversary of the Apparition in France with talks by Roland R Bedard MS provincial superior. Pilgrims are invited to attend starting at 2 pm.
The Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ voted to recommend four race relations resolutions. They call for pulpit exchanges with Negro ministers, cross admission of adults and children between white Vermont families and Negro families in southern New England, open housing legislation in Vermont, and encouraging churches to consider qualified Black pastors in Vermont. Reverend W. Sterling Cary led three days of lectures as chair of Racial Justice Now.
Shaftsbury The first fall meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will be Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the church social room with a covered dish supper. Two ladies to bring a salad or casserole. A self study on the Meaning and Basis of Membership in WSCS and Motivation for Membership will be led by Mrs Mary Stevens with assistants. Committee members appointed for membership and the tentative program and budget for the year will be presented.
In Rutland England the Rev Anthony Gracie warned he may cancel all youth club gatherings at St Mary the Virgin Church if teenagers continue necking in the pews. The warning came amid concerns about behavior during services and youth activities.
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