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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1972
Page
5
A brief note cites I Timothy 4 6 12 and I Timothy 2 1 2 as scriptural references. The fragment suggests a focus on guiding themes from the Apostle Paul to Timothy regarding doctrine and conduct.
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church near Alabama 33 will dedicate its new 400 seat auditorium Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev Willard Saint has pastored since founding in 1971. The church started as a Calvary Baptist mission, grew to 70 members, and features four Sunday school rooms and a nursery.
A Minneapolis man begins a drive to curb annoying television commercials by asking the public to write specific sponsors. The effort aims to pressure advertisers to reduce or tailor ad content.
Decatur Christian Church hosts an area wide Faith and Freedom Rally Friday featuring Tom Hollingsworth, a former Green Beret, and Charles Secrest of Christian Crusade Tulsa. Hollingsworth discusses Vietnam Cambodia and Laos. Secrest presents On Target 1975. Rev. James Adkins calls it a public evangelical event promoting Christ and freedom.
Greg Amburn of First Church of the Nazarene captured first place in the junior division of the Alabama District Bible Quiz held in Calera. He receives a trophy from pastor Rev. T A Shirley as family members look on. The event drew youth from Alabama and North Florida.
Westside Baptist announces Vacation Bible School June 12 to 23 with day sessions for younger children and night classes for older youths. Revival services to May 28 at Calvary Baptist Church led by Rev. Nathaniel Lindsey. Various church events include Good News Club gathering at Southwest Baptist Church and screenings of For Pete's Sake at Westside Baptist. Local leaders and commissions named across multiple parishes.
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