Methodist Church Plans Seminary Reopening in Poland
The Methodist Church in Poland plans to reopen its theological seminary for the first time since World War II and resume publishing its denominational magazine. Rev Dr Eugene L Smith says these moves signal growing church freedom in a communist state between East Germany and Russia.
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Methodist Church
Poland
Hugene L. Smith
Division of World Missions
The
Methodist
Lutheran Council Calls Doors Open to All Races
The National Lutheran Council urged churches to welcome people of all races in a social policy statement. The council, a cooperative body of eight Lutheran groups with over five million members, said the church must communicate the Gospel without discrimination and that excluding individuals by color or class is sin.
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National Lutheran Council
Quaker Work Camps Resumed in Poland This Summer
After a nine year lapse Quaker work camps restart in Poland with two sites near Warsaw. The American Friends Service Committee and the Friends Service Council of London sponsor and plan for international student groups of about fifty to rebuild a village school and improve a playground during one month. Two Poles are expected at a Quaker student seminar in the United States and more may join Western European camps.
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Poland
Warsaw
American Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia
Friends Service Council of London
United States
Missionaries To Zulu People In South Africa
A Brookline Massachusetts doctor and his wife sail to Africa to become Congregational Christian missionaries at McCord Zulu Hospital in Durban Natal. The 300 bed hospital serves all nationalities and its diverse staff includes English Zulu American Afrikaners Chinese Indian and mixed descent. One wing honors Mahatma Gandhi. Dr Magill formerly pediatrics at Children’s Medical Center Boston.
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Brookline
Mass
Africa
Union of South
Mahatma Gandhi
Magill
Childrers's Medical Center
Boston
Evangelists Schmidt to Lead Clare Nazarene Campaign
Rev and Mrs William Schmidt of the Church of the Nazarene announce a five day evangelistic campaign at the Clare Church of the Nazarene from May 20 to 25. Schmidt, an ordained evangelist, will preach about spiritual awakening and lead gospel singing with piano or guitar. The couple presents scene like pictures using lights to engage all ages and asks for attendance and prayers.
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William
Schmidt
the Clare
Church of the ‘Nazarene
My. Schmidt
Church of the Nazarene
Hardships build character says Rev Harper in talk
The Rev Robert H Harper cites childhood hardships and lack of modern conveniences as shaping discipline and achievement. He warns against making education and opportunity so easy that it diminishes the urge to strive and improve in youth.
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America
Vernon City Briefs Mixed Mother's Day Visits
Mrs. Helen Cleveland and her daughter took her mother Mrs. Eola McDonel to visit Mrs. Joyce Hagegart in Clare. Mrs. Frank Yeoman of Lansing visited family in Clare and Farwell over Mother's Day weekend. She also called on M. J. Collard, enjoyed dinner with relatives, and Etta Abbott and Marshall Bonham joined in Mother's Day visits. Mack Collard of Averill called on his nephew.
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Helen Cleveland
Clare
Eola McDonel
Joyce Hagegart
Frank Yeoman
Lansing
James. Yeoman
M. J. Collard
Farwell
Mothers Honored at Clare Church Event and Local News
Twenty mothers received honors at Clare Church of the Nazarene with oldest, youngest, and most-children recognitions. The day included a children’s program and plant gifts. The report lists numerous local visits, hospital stays, and social gatherings across Clare Mt pleasant Saginaw Bay City and nearby towns.
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L and H Plumbing
East Fourth Street
Jones
American Cleaners
Fulltire
Atlas
Standard Service
Bill Koch
Larry Beck
Prop
West
McEwan
Robert H. Harper
Tedgher
Institute
State University
Vernon City
Clare Church of the Nazarene
Eola McDowell
Norma Cooper
Rey Snear
Michael Allan Nichols
Harold Nichols
Mt. Pleasant
Kathern Mack
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Sherri Lynn Nichols
Mack
Mr. Pleasant
W. O. Wilson
Lyle Norton
Norton
Clare Church
the Nazarene
William Schmidt
Vicksburg
Donna Nevins
John Rippee
Midland
Forrest Stoll
Saginaw
Church of the Wazarené
Arthur Brown
Rosebush
George Snider
Jack Hemstreet
Eva Foss
Ella Sherman
Alice
Clara Stone
Wallace Thayer
Ithaca
Joseph Greer
Carol Mitchell
Larry Tilon
Frank Mitchell
Frank Nevins
Darwin Mott
Alfred Smith
Alva McReynolds
Coleman
Fred Bush
Blanchard
Lavern Oelberg
Bay City
Frank Bowen
Albert Rube
George Bryant
Ernest Bryant
Robert Seiter
Randy
Seiter
Virginia Irwin
Margaret Irwin
Ella
Sherman
McDonel-Herron
Harold Ele
Joyce Haggart
Ernest Young
Sheridan
Ed Brown
Big Rapids
Alva White
Colin Dixon
Carleton Sheets
Arthur Sheets
Newaygo
Janice, Dean and
Lee Young
Helping Hand Shop
Carde
Brewer
S. W
St. Clare
Mel Mernberg
McEwan Street
Michigan
Dan McDonald’s
Ford Service
Clare Sentinel
Church For All
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Titus
Priddy
Timothy
John
Keister Adv. Service
Strasburg, Ve
Church of
Clare Church OF God West Sixth
Maple W
Lee Sickal
Werrick Mennonite Church
Floyd F. Bontrager
Arthur Center Church OF God
Elza Beery
ST. John's EV
Lutheran
North End of
Robert Voss
Loomis Missionary Church
Chas, Trusdie
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N. Kolenda
McHivan
Methodist Church LL
Nevins
Christian Science Services
Clare Masonic Hall
OUR Savior Lutheran Mission
Harrison
Raymond T Mueller
Hayes Township Hall
Brown Corners
ST. Cecilia’s. Catholic Church
V. J. 1. Sruba
Grace Bible Church
Lynn Phillips ‘Church
Eagle Church OF God
Congregational Cntires
West Fifth Street
Hugh Kennedy
Aim
Farwell Park
J. W. Teale
Forrest Stoll, Jr
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Farwell, Michigan
Hobart L. Beavers
First Baptist Church
Gerrit Schut
Church Bible School
WWCEN
Episcopal Church
ST. Ann East
Old Us-16
Charles M. Stuart
Colonville
Elm Grove
Dover Church
McNeil
Shaeffer
Glare Sentinel
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