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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
6
A parish bulletin notes ministerial appointments and church posts across eastern regions. It mentions theological union talks and a tentative goal of a covenant to foster unity by 1960, with no specific date set.
Closing session notes a new missionary purchased in Australia with wife and newborn daughter two and a half weeks old. The year totals include 18 769 miles traveled and 65 radio broadcasts over WMSL. WAJF airtime runs Sundays 8 15 to 6 30 with a 7 30 to 8 00 morning segment. The report covers church events, ordinations, office Open in Hartselle, and promotions for Howard College and Miss ion work across associations.
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The British Baptist Union issues a 60 report turning down any involvement in the ecumenical move for the present. It states no plan of action has been adopted yet and expresses caution about joining broader church cooperation.
In Minneapolis Rev. Arthur J. Seegers explains the Greek word diakonia meaning service to others and ties it to Jesus teaching that greatness is found in being a servant. In New York Rev. Malcolm Boyd argues contemplation must involve present life, not distant God, in his book Free To Live Free To Die urging Christians to engage with all human life here and now.
The Belgian nun Jeanine Deckers known as the signing nun discusses John Lennon's claim that the Beatles are more popular than Jesus. She says General de Gaulle is better known than Christ and notes she may not agree but finds the statement undeniable.
Catholic Archbishop John F. Dearden has ordered a full scale survey by social scientists of about 165,000 retirees in the Archdiocese of Detroit. The study seeks to map desires and abilities to create activity opportunities for the elderly.
In 1934 Adolf Hitler launched a purge against hundreds of political and military leaders in Germany, aiming to consolidate power and eliminate opposition within the regime.
Passbook savings earns First Federal a current dividend rate of 44 percent per annum with semi annual compounding.
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