Church Leader on Field Service Trip
Dr. Ira W. Moamaw executive secretary of Agricultural Mission Inc sails on a field service trip to consult with and aid agricultural missionaries. The Protestant agency promotes better methods in underprivileged nations and supports 250 missionaries abroad in India Sarawak the Philippines Korea and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Moamaw
Agricultural Mission, Inc
India
Sarawak
Philippines
Korea
Japan
Gideons to Study Public Relations at MSU
The Gideons of Michigan will gather January 26 at Michigan State University to study public relations. About 100 workers and 50 auxiliary members are expected at Kellogg Center, with topics on speaking, motivation, and outreach through free Bibles in hotels, prisons, and schools since 1937.
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The
Gideons of
Michigan
Michigan State University
Gideons
God’s. Word
Ladies ‘Auxiliary
Kellogg Center
MSU
Aspita
YMCA
Janesville
Wis
Faith Assembly of God Farwell Service Schedule
The Faith Assembly of God church in Farwell announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Prayer meetings are held Fridays at 4 46 p.m. at 175 Illinois Street. Pastor Norman J. Kolenda leads the congregation.
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Clare Church OF Christ
Herrick Mennonite Church
Floyd F. Bontrager
Arthur Center
Church OF God
Elva Beery
the Episcopal Church
Loomis Missionary Church
Robert Straley
Asa
Faith Assembly OF God
Farwell Town Hall
Norman J. Kolenda
Wlinois. St. Farwell
Clare Church OF God West
Maple W
Lee Sickal
Farwell Missionary Church
J. Wesley Teale
Brown Corners
United Brethren In Christ ' C
Dover
McNeil
Congregational Church
West Fifth Street
van Parker
Grace Bible Church
Farwell
Michigan
Lynn Phillips
Church OF the Nazarene
South McEwan Chare
Kerry, Ulrich
Farwell Methodist Church
Vernon Andrews
Ahe
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Farwell, Michigan
Hobart L. Beavers
Birst
ELM Grove Church, OF God
McArthur
Gilmort
Kage i Church. OF God
Hira Beery
Attendance patterns in Detroit area churchgoers by age
A University of Michigan study of nearly 7,000 adults in Wayne Macomb and Oakland counties finds no overall increase in church attendance with age. Women attend more than men, Protestants show varied age trends, Catholics decline with age for men, and Jews show a combined rise across ages.
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Detroit
Harold L. Orbach
University of Michigan Department of Gerontology
Geriatrics Magazine
Orbach
Wayne
Macomb
Oakland
U-M
U.S
Catholic Digest
Reflecting On 1959 Then Hope For A Better Year Ahead
The piece urges quiet reflection after a year marked by global events, noting the Russian premier’s visit and the U S president’s travels. It compares forward-looking peace to a clear view from an eye exam and emphasizes personal conscience, gratitude, and faith while seeking better days in the new year.
Evangelistic Meetings Continue At Hagle Church of God
The Hagle Church of God hosts a week long series led by Rev. Harry Cadamore eight miles northeast each night. Cadamore arrived Monday with an opening message and presents daily topics including Peril of Self-righteousness Are You One of Them and The Ungrieved. Evening services begin at 8 00 p m with a final stretch of sermons through Friday and weekend sessions inviting community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagle
Cadamore
Beery
Women Learn Creative Stitchery at Home Demonstration
Snowy weather did not deter 48 women from attending a session on Creative Stitchery led by Mrs. Frank Schrot of Busy Extension. Other demonstrations covered Danish Embroidery and Swedish Darning with design techniques and stencil painting. A Michigan State study on freezing rolls shows fresher extended storage, while Dorothy Erler from MSU will visit Isabella county on February 9 for Dress Finishing guidance. details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schrot
Raleigh Wert
Milo VanVranken
McIinay
Roberta Hershey
Michigan State University
Dorothy Erler
Isabella County
Cancer Grants Awarded For Investigations At U of M Medical Center
The Cancer Research Institute at the University of Michigan Medical Center distributed 19446 in grants to 10 projects. Grants ranged 750 to 4928 supporting cancer investigations directed by Dr Garland Brown and others including Dr Frank Whitehouse Jr Dr Arthur G Johnson Dr William Beierwaltes and Dr Keith S Henley. Funds come from American Cancer Society offices and donor memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Research Institute
University of Michigan Medical Center
Garland Brown
Department of Radiology
U-M Institute
Frank Whitehouse, Jr
Arthur G. Johnson
Department of Bacteriology
William Beierwaltes
Keith S. Henley
Leopold Liss
Donald R. Korst
Robert W. Schmidt
Philip J. Elving
Burton L. Baker
American Cancer Society
U-M Medical Center
Resolutions Seek Ban on Nuclear Tests and Disarmament
The Board of World Peace of the Methodist Church adopted resolutions calling for bans on nuclear tests, dialogue with communist China, and universal disarmament as a goal. The board plans to forward these to the 1960 General Conference and proposes a twelve member commission to study moral and theological issues in modern warfare.
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China
Board of World Peace of
The
Methodist Church
Newport
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American Institute of Baking
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Indonesia
Clare, Michigan
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Continental Casualty Company
Chicago, Illinois
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