Sunday church schedules across Bennington area churches
A compiled listing shows Sunday School times and worship services across Bennington area churches including Bennington and West Rupert, with additional services and events such as Bible studies, youth groups, prayer meetings, and catechism sessions led by pastors and priests from numerous denominations and congregations. Names include Rev. Kenneth Schwebel, Rev. Howard B. Ford Jr., Rev. Gerald T. Buckley, Rev. David Hubbard, and Rev. Edwin M. Ellis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schwebel
West Rupert
Howard B. Ford Jr
OLD Stone Church
Independent Baptist
North Bennington
Edwin M. Ellis
Mission expert speaks Sunday in Manchester
Mrs. Joseph C. Robbins, a research assistant with the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. Sunday service at First Baptist Church in Manchester. She will discuss We Would See Jesus and teach middler through junior high classes, citing personal knowledge of mission fields and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Jesus
Joseph C. Robbins
The
American Baptist Convention
Foreign Mission Society
Manchester
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Burma
India
Brayton Case
Waterbury state hospital gets Episcopal chaplain
The Rt. Rev. Harvey Butterfield announced Rev. Marcus B. Hall of Stowe as Episcopal chaplain to the Vermont state hospital in Waterbury. Hall also serves Stowe's St. John's in the Mountains and will replace Rev. Reed H. Brown who resigned to study at the University of Vermont. He will lead Sunday services, visit patients one day a week, and offer family counseling with referrals through the hospital or Stowe. The ministry is funded by the Diocese of Vermont's Department of Christian Social Relations with volunteers helping at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermont
State Hospital
Fr. Hall
Stowe
Diocese of Vermont
Department of Christian Social Relations
Balanced Christian Life class to precede For Pete's Sake show
The Christian Life class on The Balanced Christian Life will be led by Rev. Richard Lenehan at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Senior Citizens Center at 120 North St. The session promotes the film showing of For Pete's Sake at the Harte Theatre from October 7 to 13. The course is open to all and free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lenehan
Senior Citizens Center
North St
Harte Theatre
Mormons assign new worker to Bennington area
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints assigns Elder Larry D. Nicoll to Bennington to replace Elder Val S. Bubecker now in Wrentham Mass. Nicoll, from Eagar Arizona, has four and a half months in Portsmouth New Hampshire and will work with Elder Gary E. Milwick. Both will visit residents to share the message of the restored gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
Larry D. Nicoll
Bennington
Val S. Bubecker
Wrentham
Mass
Nicoll
Gary E. Milwick
Portsmouth
N.H
Mormon Church
Eagar
Ariz
Brigham Young University
Utah
Elder Nicoll
Milkwick
John Holden to Speak to Pilgrim Fellowship
John S Holden will give an illustrated talk on his work with the Martin Luther King School in Roxbury Boston at the first fall meeting of the Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church High school age youths are invited to attend The meeting is at 7 30 p m Sunday Holden and his wife founded the Colorado Rocky Mountain School in Carbondale Colo where he was headmaster and led a college preparatory boarding program In retirement he works as an educational consultant He studied at Bowdoin College and Harvard University and received Bowdoin alumni achievement citation this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Holden
Martin Luther King School
Roxbury
Boston
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Holden
Colorado Rocky Mountain School
Carbondale
Colo
Bowdoin College
Harvard University
Bowdoin
Sister Judith Levins Speaks On Today's Religious Orders
Sister Judith Levins programs director of the Bennington Religious Education Foundation spoke on Sisters Today at the Mission Studies Series. She traced the history of religious orders their shift from cloistered monastic life to active community service and predicted future smaller communities and more open homes in the 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Levins
Bennington Religious Education Foundation
Bennington Council of Church Women United
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Neil Moss
Phoenix House
Jaycees
Judith
Sisters of St. Joseph
France
St. Louis
Bennington priest to enter Trappist order at Gethsemani
The Rev. David J. Walker, son of Syracuse residents Mrs. Cecilia Walker and the late Donald Walker, will depart in mid October to join the Cistercians at the Abbey of Gethsemani Bardstown Kentucky. Born March 7 1923 in Bennington he was ordained February 2 1959 and served at St. Joseph in Oneida and several upstate New York parishes. The Trappists live a strict Benedictine cloistered life and work farming and making cheese at Gethsemani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benington
David J. Walker
Cecilia
Liberty) Walker
Syracuse
N.Y
Donald Walker
America
The
Father Walker
St. Joseph’s Church
Oneida
Gethsemani
Bardston
Solvay
St. Patrick’s Church
Chittenango
Walker
France
St. Robert
St. Benedict
Abbey of Gethsemani
la Trappe
Abbey of
United States
Thomas Merton
Northeast Regional Fellowship meeting to be held in Hartford
The 10th annual Northeast Regional Fellowship of Congregational Christians convenes at South Church Hartford next weekend. Program highlights include Worship led by Rev Wesley Woodman and an address by Rev Dr Henry David Gray on Wolfeboro to Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Northeast Regional Fellowship of Congregational Christians
South Church
Wesley Woodman
Second Congregational Church
Warren
Maine
Sacred Music Concert at Shaftsbury Church Features Noted Soloists
The First United Methodist Church of Shaftsbury will host its 12th annual sacred variety concert at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday Oct 25 directed by Mrs Alvan Lawrence. Leonard Stokes of Manchester Mrs Rupert Young and the Bennington College Cello Quintet lead an augmented Senior Choir of about 43 singers from local churches. Stokes a TV and Broadway alum will sing two baritone solos and a duet with Mrs Young. The Cello Quintet led by George Finckel and the Rev Lewis Brehaut a bass baritone will also perform. Rehearsals begin 7:30 p.m. Sunday with additional sessions on the following three Sundays and a final on Friday Oct 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
First United Methodist Church
Alvan Lawrence
Arist
Leonard Stokes
Manchester
Rupert Young
Bennington College
Lewis Brehaut
William Flood
Joseph Stannard
Manchester Depot
Stokes
Mitch
RCA Victor
Columbia
Young
Bennington
George Finckel
Brehaut
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Three courses planned at Christian Living School
Three sessions will run on consecutive Wednesdays in the Nichols Christian Education Building of the First Baptist Church on Main Street from 7 30 to 9 30 with a 20 minute break for refreshments. Mrs Mary Whiteway and Mrs Mary Coulter will lead one course, having taught in public schools and participating in the 1970 Green Lake Christian Education Conference. William Henry Brewster will guest organist at First Congregational, substituting for vacationing Evelyn Palmer. Rev Max H Webster and Rev Dr Arvel M Steece lead the other two courses. The program is an interdenominational event free to all, sponsored by local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Christian Education
First Baptist Church
Main St
Mary Whiteway
Mary Coulter
Green Lake
American Baptist Convention
Manchester
First Congregational Church
William Henry Brewster
New York City
Columbia University
Cornell University
Brewster
Mildred
Winhall
Evelyn Palmer
Max H. Webster
Vermont Congregational Conference
Arvel M. Steece
Old Bennington
Christian Church
Baptist Church of
North Bennington
Firstational Church
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Baptist Church
Pownal
Church OF Christ
ST. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
Arlington
Gerald T. Buckley
United Methodist Church
David Hubbard
Congregational Church
North Pownal
Leonard Perrault
Berkshire Christian College
Lenox
ST. Mary’s IN the Mountains
Wilmington
Russell Gale
Society OF Friends
Bennington Free Library
Henry A. Peck
Our Lady OF Fatima Catholic Church
Church Barn
Barn
Ecumenical Center
Fred Annesley
Havertown
Temple University
School of Christian Living
Melvin R. McGaughey
Sanctuary
A.J. MacDonald
James Wood
ST. James Episcopal Church
C. G. Belcher
East Dorset
Methodist Church
Sandgate
West Arlington
Federated Church
East Arlington
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
George C. Mills
Missionary Alliance Church
Praca
Robert Coleman
Vermont
Mary Rorabaugh
Laos
David C. Miller
Ecuador
Miss Rorabaugh
Mr. Miller
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Masonic Temple
ST. Francis DE Sales Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
ST. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Watch Tower
Congregational Bible Ilsue
United Church
Dorset—East Rupert
Hal. C. Miller III
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Manchester Center
FIRST
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Youth Center
Hulot
Doris Laurence
Zion Episcopal Church
Robert L. Clayton
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Waterbury
B.B.P
Bennington, VT
John Holden
Vista
Fr. Walker
David F. Cunningham
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Banner
St. Anthony of Padua
LeMoyne College
St. Bernard’s Seminary
Rochester
Walter A. Foery
Holy Family Church
Fulton
St. Cecelia’s Church
Wolfeboro
Henry David Gray
Fred M. Dole
Ellington, Conn
Italy
Jimmy Metcalf
Christian Education
Hyde Park
David C. Torrell Cadman
Brooklyn
Betty Jean Long
Phil Zikas
Alexandroupolis
Greece
New England
New York
New Jersey
H.W. Valentine
Tn South Church
Main Street
Shaftsbury Church
Christian Living
Poe
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Cpo's
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