Ohio Council of Churches criticizes religious broadcasts
A survey by the Ohio Council of Churches finds too many low quality religious radio and TV programs. It notes 646 radio and 86 TV religious shows weekly, with 461 radio and 59 TV aired Sundays.
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Ohio
New Church of God Holds Evening Revivals in City
Revivals are underway at the New Church of God located at 408 East Fourth Street. Services begin at 7 45 each evening through August with evangelists Rev. and Mrs. Martin. All are welcome. The meetings are held just east of the Armory building on East Fourth.
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Rosebush hosts 10th district W C T U workshop
Clare County W C T U invited to attend 10th district workshop at Rosebush Presbyterian Church on August 21 with sessions at 9 36 a m and 1 00 p m. Speakers Mrs Walters and Mrs Streeter of Grand Rapids. Bring a dish to pass and sandwiches for noon potluck.
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Midwest Church Partners to Host Character Research Workshop
Michigan State University hosts August 23 to 26 a workshop drawing more than 260 parents Sunday School teachers and ministers from Michigan and the Midwest. Butterfield Hall will host the event with a keynote by Robert Scott of the Michigan Department of Corrections on transplanting Christian religion into everyday living.
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Reciproc ity Moral: The Golden Rule Across Cultures
A reflective piece cites Confucius and Jesus on reciprocity, noting the negative form of the golden rule and its payoff. It argues good deeds return as blessing to the giver, while evil returns as misery, urging readers to choose goodness by helping others.
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Children of the A Bomb to be shown at Gods Way Camp
A Manchester Guardian reviewer calls the film the most moving human document. The open air drive-in screening occurs Saturday evening August 18 at Gods Way Camp south of the Clare Airport. No admission charge. a free will offering funds the expense.
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God's Way
Clare
United States
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KCWS Helps Korean Children Through Refugee Aid Programs
Korea Church World Service supports refugees with temporary schools day nurseries milk feeding stations hotels scholarships and training for orphans and emigration placement. Schools operate in Suwon Kimpo Yongdungpo Seoul and Yongyu Do with volunteer teachers. Nurseries aid widowed mothers in Seoul Yongdung Po Pusan Inchon while milk stations serve about 3500 children daily in Pusan area and Koje Island.
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Suwon
Kimpo
Yong
Dong
Seoul
Yong Yu Do
Yellow Sea
Korea
Dung Po
Pusan
Inchon
Koje Island
Séoul
Do-It-Yourself Books and Frontier Life in Early America
A Michigan library survey highlights 20 early American do-it-yourself volumes. From salt making to silk worms and distilling whiskey, these guides shaped frontier life and domestic practice.
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University of Michigan Clements Library of America
Howard H. .Peckham
Hell
Peckham
Spock
Hugh Smith
J. Markham
G. Jeffries
$600 Thousand More For School Lunches
The U S Department of Agriculture added 600000 to Michigan school lunch funds as part of a 100 million federal appropriation for next year. States receive 83.6 million of the total with allocations based on children served and need. Last year all states shared just over 83 million with 16 million for surplus foods and administration.
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Michigan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S.D.A
Rebuilding Narowal School With Flood Relief Gifts
The Church of England Zenana Missionary Society reports flood relief funds enabled rebuilding of a Narowal, West Pakistan, school. Head Miss Kathryn Cox recounts the community’s refusal to close the school and notes alumni who became teachers and nurses. The World Council of Churches contributed 5800 dollars to complete the project.
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Pakistan
Kathryn Cox
Church of England Zenana Missionary Society
World Council, of Churches
Michigan Leads Nation In Fresh Market Tomatoes This Year
Michigan will plant 15,005 acres of tomatoes this year with 1 700 devoted to fresh market and 7 305 to processing. New Jersey and New York follow in fresh market production. The report notes top quality bacon should be creamy white with bright pink lean and well streaked with fat.
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