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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
8
The Educators Assembly of the United Synagogue of America states that juvenile delinquency stems from an inadequate pattern of values in children. They urge religious instruction as a significant contribution to forming a desirable value system guiding proper conduct.
Twenty eight delegates from Mt Pleasant Jehovah's Witnesses led by presiding minister Clifton Puleiger returned from the Watchtower Society circuit assembly at Alpéna Memorial Hall. Attendance reached 543 with delegates from 61 northern Michigan cities and other parts of the state and Canada. Twenty two ministers were baptized in the immersion ceremony. D B E Stull urged consulting God's Word for hope and urged diligent Bible study.
Cardinal Saliege of Toulouse declares in a pastoral letter that love for neighbor requires eradicating the causes of suffering. He calls Catholics to fight alcoholism traffic in women unemployment and colonization misuse, advocating collaboration rather than domination and urging use of propaganda press and voting to aid the underprivileged worldwide.
A faith study on Stephen the first Christian martyr and the young man Saul who becomes Paul. It recounts Stephen’s defense, the stoning, and his prayer for his attackers. It notes Saul’s presence and conversion on the Damascus road inspiring daily dedication to Jesus.
The United Christian Youth Movement in Evansville Indiana surveyed 1560 city high school youths. They recommend sermons with more meaning better youth activities discussion of youth problems more opportunities for participation clearer understanding of religion more welcoming churches and better trained engaging leaders.
The Adult Education Association of Michigan will hold its annual meeting at Michigan State University May 23 24 with the theme Cooperation The Opportunity for Community Development The Kellogg Center will host group meetings on health public affairs world affairs family living recreation aging and other fields Dr John B Holden president and MSU Continuing Education Service member announced the organization has 410 active members on 17 committees One major project is the world affairs program with twelve Michigan communities running discussion groups for a state wide Great Decisions project to engage adults in foreign policy concerns
Michigan State University's School of Journalism gains membership in Kappa Tau Alpha national journalism honor society. Eligibility requires students in the upper one tenth of their class.
Arthur Center Church of God led by Pastor Rev Elza Beery offers Sunday School at 10 30 a m Worship at 11 30 a m and Evening Service at 8 00 p m Loomis Missionary Church under Pastor Stanley Leonard lists Sunday School 10 00 morning worship 11 00 Missionary Youth Fellowship 7 39 Evening Evangelistic Service 8 00 Farwell Michigan Gospel Church Friendly Welcome Bible School 10 a m Worship 11 Evening Service 7 45 p m Pastor L J Nevins Church School 10 15 Worship 11 30
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