Mission programs in 57 Cedar Rapids churches announced
The Cedar Rapids district United Methodist Churches launch a mission saturation drive January 11 to 15 under the theme Missions coming alive in a crisis world. Speakers include 33 local interpreters and seven core interpreters detailing specific projects.
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Methodists
United Methodist
Cedar Rapids
Don Hodson
Blairstown
Norway
Kathyrne Sears
Board of Global Ministries
New York
Asia
Douglas Crowder
Zaire
Tennessee
Africa
Sampson Parish
Atoka
Okla
South Eastern
Oklahoma Indian Mission Conference
North Eastern
Donald Smith
Satya Wacana Christian University
Indonesia
The
University
Java
Ludhiana
United States
Jean Basinger
United Presbyterian Church
U.S
Basinger
International Fellowship of Reconciliation
American Fellowship of Reconciliation
International League For Peace and Freedom
Impact
Bread For the World
United Methodist Churches
Cedar Rapids Asbury
Kathryne Sears
Janet Jones
Marion
Charles Reynolds
Kenwood Park
Dean Tate
Tipton
Stanley Moore
Doug Crowder
Don Smith
B.B. Megui
Williamsburg
Philippines
Donald Typer
Mount Vernon
Lovely Lane
Duane Carr
Ethiopia
St. James
Dwight Busaca
G. Clive Cook
Waterloo
St. Mark’s
Lyle
Rosemary DeGraw
Rockford
Red Bird Mission
Kentucky
St. Paul’s
Robert Barnett
Belle Plaine
Joseph Ricks
Mount Union
Salem
Charles Moore
Sharon
Trinity
Lowell Griggs
Central City
Mark Whipple
Mystic
Faith United Parish
Centerville
Alice
Bob Hoover
Iowa City
Liberia
Clive Cook
Center Point
Hurting Parent topic at YFC Ladies Coffee panel
Youth for Christ Ladies Fellowship hosts a 9 15 a m Thursday panel discussion on The Hurting Parent at Westminster Presbyterian Church 1285 Third Ave SE based on Margie Lewis book. Film clip from Where Have All the Children Gone Johnny Cash featured. Staff reports by Bob Dye and Mike Jackson. Babysitting by reservation call 3639667 or 3938368. Noon to six prayer time at YFC office 544 H St SW.
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Youth For Christ Ladies’ Fellowship
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Third Ave
Margie Lewis
UFC
Johnny Cash
Bob Dye
Mike Jackson
Youth For Christ
St. SW
Des Moines Medical Team Aids Mexican Heart Patients
A Des Moines medical team will depart this month to assist Mexican children from the Yucatan region. They screen about 100 patients, with two per month brought to Des Moines for open heart surgery. The effort, led by pediatric cardiologist John Gay, relies on private health care contributions and Des Moines housing support.
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Des Moines
Mexico
Yucatan
Iowa
John Gay
Gay
Mario Cervantes Camal
Campeche
Mario
Belen Lopez Canal
Belen
U.S
Bellen
Mexico City
Teamsters claim enough signatures to trigger decertification vote in Iowa
Teamsters say they have gathered sufficient petition signatures to force a decertification vote for the 6,300 blue collar workers in Iowa. PERB will verify signatures in two to three days, comparing names to official employee lists before ordering the vote. AFSCME alleges Teamsters harassed workers during signature collection.
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Des Moines
UPI
Teamsters
Iowa Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
American Federation of State
Afscme
National Lutheran Leader Er nest Ryden Dies at 94
Er nest E. Ryden a noted hymn writer Lutheran minister and church editor died at 94 in Roger Williams General Hospital Providence R I He led the American Lutheran Conference as president from 1938 to 1942 edited The Lutheran Outlook Born in Kansas City Mo to Swedish parents he rose from newsboy to police reporter at the Kansas City Star before entering Augustana Seminary and later worked for the Moline Dispatch during theology studies.
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Providence
R.I
Ernest E. Ryden
Lutheran Church In America
Roger Williams General Hospital
American Lutheran Conference
Lutheran Outlook
Kansas City
Ryden
Newsboy
Kansas City Star
Augustana Seminary
Rock Island
Ill
Moline Dispatch
Fidel Castro Seeks U.S. Embassy Staff Request
Twenty years ago Fidel Castro reportedly asked for a stash of U.S. Embassy staff or related personnel amid diplomatic tensions. The claim centers on a high profile exchange affecting U.S. relations with Cuba and security concerns.
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Fidel Castro
U.S
Cedar Gazette Announces Weekly Publication Details
Oddly garbled notice states Cedar Gazette establishes a weekly publication in Rapids town with carrier delivery options. It lists subscription rates 1.65 per week by mail 92 weeks and 1123.00 for 52 weeks and prohibits mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette Carrier service. The Associated Press is reserved for local news use in the paper.
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Cedar Gazette
An Sazette Company
Ang
Sundey
Rapids
Towa
Lass
Associated Press
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California
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Northern Ireland
Ludhiana Christian Medical College Board
New York City
Robert
Esther Armstrong
Clarence
Don Typer
Coggan
First United Methodist
Milo Morris
Margaret Meyer
Paul Hasel
St. Mark's
Bonifacio Mequi
Kalona
Sharon Sonner
Marlene Eyres
Rochester
Washington
Halcyon House
Halcyon House Guild
Moore
Washington Church
Joe Ricks
Victor
Herbert Shaffer
Walford
Janet Jones Anamosa
Burma
Charlies Reynolds
Viola
Herbert Shaffer Olin
St. Paul's
Haven Hasel
Dean Tate Olin
Jean Basinger Morley
John Evans
Sampson
West Branch
Lafayette
Gordon Packard
New Mexico
Prairie Chapel
Louis Blair
Oskaloosa
Lisbon
Marengo
Martello
North Liberty
Silver Creek
Don and
Dora Campbell
Muscatine
North Linn
Campbells
Oxford
Shueyville
Solon
Davenport
Peru
Kathryne Sears Bertram
Springville
Stanley Kennedy
Wellman
Asbury Church
Ray Howland
Waverly
Marlene Byers
Muscatine Tipton
Jean Basinger Sharon
Mechanicsville
Coralville
Low
National Lutheran
Seiko, Bulova, Wittnauer
ERA Pfeiler & Associates
Kensinger Associates
Terry L. Smith & CO
First Avenue SE
Jody Ashlock
Lana Baldus
Jim Bencke
Aloma Cooper
Dennis Fish
Jack Graft
Jon Reed
Dot Richardson
A Shafter
Gini Washburn
First Ave