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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
5
Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem to be taxed by the emperor. The crowded city leaves them with no room, yet faith sustains them as they find a stable to rest. Cattle and sheep await the birth of the Savior. AP News features.
Four years into a Toronto Diocese program, Rev. Ronald de Corneille fosters Jewish Christian dialogue without conversion aims. His efforts reach Anglican study groups and have gained attention in the United States and Europe as his book Christians and Jews Dialogue gains use by the National Council of Churches. He is a Swiss native whose father served as Protestant chaplain-general of the French army.
The Tanner Methodist Church holds an annual bazaar and chicken stew at 5 30 p m in the school lunchroom with a dollar for all you can eat. A Primitive Baptist meeting is set for 6 p m Sunday at 808 6th Ave SE with Elder D Watts of Zion Hill speaking on study sessions. Four Toronto rabbis discuss past and present views on church Jewish dialogue noting cautious shifts toward mutual understanding and recognition of limits on conversion.
The Indian Springs School Glee Club presents a 7 p.m. concert at First Methodist Church featuring Christmas music from Bach Handel and modern composers. New director John Jennings leads the group, with notable club managers including Ken Christian and Tim Thomas.
The article surveys Isaiah’s role as a prophet, his message of peace, and prophecies about the coming Messiah. It notes Isaiah’s stature in the king's court, his warnings about war, and the future light promised with the Messiah born of a virgin, fulfilled in Jesus Christ according to Christian interpretation.
The passage interprets Isaiah 9 7 as describing a messianic ruler with wisdom strength and justice. It notes the Deliverer will establish righteousness for the poor and meek and judge with piercing truth rather than sentiment. Copyright outlines distributed by King Features Syndicate.
The Rev. Douglas Carpenter of St Stephens Episcopal Church Huntsville will lead a Advent season program titled The Powerful Gift of Forgiveness at St. John’s Episcopal Church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday. The event invites all women of the Florence Convocation and aligns with Carpenter’s clerical family background and education.
The annual Baptist event starts at 7 p.m. Monday at Moulton Baptist Church. Rev. Elmer Fowler notes it will be among the best ever and a Providence Baptist group will perform What Went Wrong a moving pantomime. Rev. Ernest Dillard will speak and the Moulton Baptist choir will provide special music under James Jordan.
Oak Park Baptist Church provides a contact number 355 5472 for inquiries and service information. The listing appears as a brief church notice with no additional details about events or schedules.
The Acapella Chorus from Freed Hardeman College will perform at 7 30 p m Thursday at Grant Street Church of Christ. Ralph Stout says there is no admission charge nor collection. The program targets all who love good singing.
Christmas services at Trinity Methodist Church begin 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday with special music and a Nativity pageant. Rev. J R Rush urges observers to focus on Christ amid holiday bustle as children perform the pageant and adults read the story of the Nativity with Naration by Ronald Puckett. Additional services will run on Dec 11 18 and 25 with morning and evening worship.
Uptons Chapel Methodist Church members schedule a bazaar at Curry-Hames Furniture Store at 8:30 a.m. Proceeds go to the church. Six members will sell cakes pies cookies canned goods and handicraft items plus rummage table goods.
The Christian Women's Fellowship plans the Sunday morning worship at First Christian Church with Mrs Odvar Berg as guest speaker. Berg formerly spent years in mission work in The Congo and is married to the minister of First Presbyterian Church in Athens.
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