Conservative Bible scholars unveil fresh Bible translation
AP reports a new translation by over 100 conservative scholars called the New International Version aiming for clearer modern language. It drops thee and thy for you and your and uses direct phrasing in passages such as Genesis 4:1 and Luke 9:30 to convey events with plain accuracy.
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Adam
Eve
Cain
U.S
Translators complete new Bible version praised for clarity
A 30 missionary scholarly team spanning five English speaking nations completed a modern Bible translation started in 1968 under the transdenominational oversight of a Committee on Bible Translation. The New Testament finished 1973 and the full Bible released by Zondervan Hodder and Stoughton and the Bible Society. Elijah Trueblood lauds its clarity and balance.
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New York International Bible Society
Edwin H. Palmer
Zondervan Corporation
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hodder and Stoughton
John
Evangelists and speakers schedule at Cedar Rapids churches
Rev. C D Gadbow of Marshalltown speaks Sunday at First Church of the Nazarene in two services as part of a five week revival. Jim Fisher will speak at Unity Church in Pythian Hall. Ransom Hess performs a sermon in song at Grace Brethren Church. A Mercy Center music workshop runs Saturday. Wycliffe Associates dinner and program set for Thursday. Noah Ridge Baptist hosts Dr Norman Geisler for a two day program with multiple sessions.
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C.D. Gadbow
Marshalltown
Church of the Nazarene
First Ave
Jim Fisher
Unity School of Ministerial and Religious Studies
Unity Village
Unity Church
Pythian Hall
Old
Marion Road
Fisher
California
Wycliffe Associates
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Asia
Pacific Area
Holiday Inn
Cedar Rapids
Larry Bradshaw
Bill Bowler
Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Grace Baptist
Norman Geisler
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
Noelridge Baptist Church
Clifton St. NE
Iowan couple among 45 named SBC missionaries to the Philippines
William Hyde and Gar Linda Hyde of Iowa were named missionaries by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board. They will serve in the Philippines while attending Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in Mill Valley California. Hyde was born in Cedar Rapids and educated at the University of Iowa. Mrs Hyde was born in Estherville and also holds a University of Iowa degree.
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William and
Garlinda Hyde
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Hyde
Philippines
Golden Gate
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
University of Iowa
Estherville
Sister Cathy Thornton to Speak at St Michael's Sunday
Sister Cathy Thornton of Mount Mercy Spiritual Center will be guest speaker at 9 30 a m Sunday for the adult Sunday school class at St Michael's Episcopal Church 220 40th St NE. She will discuss how to be a Christian in a Christian vocation.
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Cathy Thornton
Mount Mercy Spiritual Center
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
40Th St
Morrison to Speak at Iowa City Women’s Aglow Luncheon
Roberta Morrison from Minneapolis will address the Iowa City chapter of Women’s Aglow at the monthly meeting. The event runs Tuesday at 11 30 a m at the Purple Cow on Highway 218 near North Liberty three miles north of I 80. Reservations by Monday noon to Gertrude Meade Agnes Whitlow Donna Petersen or Sallyann Dexter. Luncheon cost three dollars.
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Roberta Morrison
Minneapolis
Iowa City
Women’s Aglow
Highway 218
North Liberty
Interstate 80
Gertrude Meade
Agnes Whitlow
Donna Petersen
Sallyann Dexter
California pumpkin wins World Heavyweight Championship
A Petaluma grower Francis Collings entered a pumpkin weighing 29744 pounds and 98 inches around earning the World Heavyweight title at Half Moon Bay California. California entries took first and second places with Ohio's Dale Dixon entering the largest non California pumpkin at 13744 pounds.
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Half Moon Bay
Calif
California
Francis Collings
Petaluma
Dale Dixon
Ashville
Ohio
U S churches criticized for corporate image abroad
A World Council of Churches panel in Stony Point decried American churches’ busi ness like, bureaucratic style that alienates worshippers. Leaders cited debates over abortion, homosexuality, women’s ordination, and civil rights progress as ongoing tensions within U S religious life.
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Stony Point
N.Y
U.S
Arthur Moore
United Methodist Mission
New World Outlook
World Council of Churches
Claire Randall
U.S. National Council of Churches
Dorothy Height
United Methodist
National Council of Negro Women
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Archibald Cox
Elliott Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
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Roup
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Charles A. Kempf
Freemont
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Kempf
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