Churches Host Angel Party Halloween Across Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids churches plan an angel party Halloween event series. King’s Highway Christian Church hosts children 3 to 9 Wednesday 5:30 to 6:30 at the Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club with contact Rob or Chelsea Davis at 396-5281. Bethany Lutheran invites 3 to 9 year olds to its second annual party Wednesday 6:30 to 8 at 2202 Forest Drive SE. Edgewood Baptist hosts an AWANA angel party with Biblical character costumes at 621 Edgewood Road NW.
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Edgewood Baptist Church
Shannon Espe
Todd Miller
Kim High
Awana Club
Diane Miller
Shannon
Kim
Todd
Cedar Rapids
King’s Highway
Bethany Lutheran Church
Forest Drive
AWANA
Edgewood Road
Evangelistic Crusade Led by Dan Armstrong in Cedar Rapids
Australian minister Dan Armstrong brings a Cedar Rapids evangelistic crusade to Veterans Memorial Coliseum with nightly 7 p.m. sessions Tuesday through next Saturday. The King’s Highway Christian Church sponsors the event and a mass choir rehearses today at St. Pius School gym. A counselors’ meeting Sunday organizes the Cedar Rapids Crusade support. Don Glazier and Marge Schinke coordinate arrangements. call 393-5895 for information.
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Dan Armstrong
Iowa
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
King’s Highway Christian Church
St. Pius School
Council
Collins Road
Cedar Rapids
Jesus film follows Luke precisely in authentic production
New movie on the life of Jesus titled Jesus opens Oct. 19 in 600 cities in the South and West. Filmed in Israel with an almost entirely Israeli cast, it uses Luke's dialogue and miracles as presented. Brian Deacon plays Jesus. The Genesis Project and Warner Brothers distribute the 6 million dollar film.
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Christ
Luke
New York
United States
Ater
Fulton J. Sheen
Jesus
Genesis Project
Warner Brothers
Buckner Fanning
San Antonio
Trinity Baptist Church
John Heyman
Israel
Brian Deacon
Heyman
Paul
Fleming H. Revell Company
William Morrow
Five thousand cast of Jesus includes six Americans
A New York City actor, Mark Haywood, 22, joins a 5000 member cast for the film Jesus. Six Americans play Roman soldiers and promote the film in the United States while British actor Brian Deacon stars as Jesus. The $6 million Genesis Project production opens Friday at the Iowa Theatre in Cedar Rapids with advance tickets via the Cedar Rapids Film Committee.
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New York City
Jesus
Cedar Rapids
Mark Haywood
Brian Deacon
Jesus Christ
Israel
Haywood
United States
Deacon
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Inspirational Films, Inc
Warner Brothers
Iowa Theatre
Ecumenical events fill Cedar Rapids schedule across Nov
A city wide Christian celebration sponsored by Churches United will be held November 4 at 2 p.m. at All Saints Church. Eight denominations will contribute dramatic offerings. World Community Day services, youth programs, and a Bread for the World meeting with national reps are listed along with concerts and Bible courses in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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Churches United, Inc
All Saints Catholic Church
29Th St
Cedar Rapids
Marion
This Community
USA
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
Linn County
Jean Oxley
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Harding Keys
Harding Junior High School
Bread For the World
Christian Citizens Group
Harvard Room
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
Mark Schumer
New York City
Pat Dougherty
St. Louis
U.S
Karen Kral
Barb Kemna
Iowa City
Eid Idul Adha Observed At Islamic Center In City
Moslems observe Eid Idul Adha with prayers at 9 30 a m and a 9 a m gathering at the Islamic Center and Mosque 2999 First Ave SW The holiday marks Ibrahim Abraham’s test of faith and the practice of sacrificing a sheep or lamb one third of meat to the poor one third to friends and relatives and one third kept by the family A noon to 4 pm program for children and youth follows the breakfast and prayers led by Sheikh Ahmad Zaki Hammad of Chicago a representative of Al Azhar University in Cairo Egypt
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Islamic Center
Ahmad Zaki Hammad
Chicago
Al-Azhar University
Cairo
Egypt
Ibraheem
Abraham
Allah
Hammad
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Eid 'Idul Adha
First Ave
Education Committee
Small Fires Can Become Big Fast
Washington report notes that a minor fire can become a major blaze within two minutes due to flashover. NBS warns a dropped match cigarette or grease fire can spread quickly and recommends evacuating and calling the Fire Department from a neighbor’s home if one person cannot control it.
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Washington
UPI
National Bureau of Standards
NBS
Nassau and Charles Towne to Nassau in Bahamas history
The text notes that the Bahama capital on New Providence shifted from Charles Towne to Nassau in 1695. It records Nassau’s sack by a French Spanish expedition in 1703. It mentions cable communication between Nassau and Florida opening in 1892 and references an 80 seat church at Clairefontaine guarding the tomb of Ermesinde, Luxembourg’s 12th century ruler.
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Bahamas
New Providence
Charles Towne
Nassau
Florida
Clairefontaine
Luxembourg
Ermesinde
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New South Wales Synod of the United Church In Australia
George W. Cornell
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C.R
Message Center Ecumenical Celebration
Youth For Christ
Youth For Christ Ladies’ Fellowship
First Assembly of God Church
42Nd St. NE
Lucie Tindal
Bert Fedde
Gloria Lepke
Dixie Knight
Ransom Hess
Grace Brethren Church
D Ave
Mary Foreman
Hess
Ankeny
McAuley Auditorium
Mount Mercy College
Mystery of Creation
Lovely Lane United Methodist
Jim Hall
Jon Cryer
Richard Paterson
George Paterson
Zion Lutheran Church
Gilbert Meseke
Fort Wayne
Ind
Karl Hanke
McComb, Ill
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Neb
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Homestead
Twin Pines Baptist Church
42Nd St
Colorado Rockies
Ralph Carmichael
Hell
Danny Millwood
First Assembly of God
Hajjar
Ishmael
Pythian Hall
Old Marion Road
John Cuddeback
Wesley House
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