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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1976

Page

6

Philippines Deport 2 American Priests

Two Maryknoll missionaries, Father Ed Gerlock and Father Albert Booms, were deported from the Philippines for leading rallies. a third, Sister Jean O'Brien, was also denied a visa extension. Church leaders warn of rising religious repression across nations and note a trend toward secular suppression of social action by faith groups.

New York United States Philippines Gerlock Binghamton, N.Y Maryknoll Albert T. Booms Harbor Beach Mich Ferdinand E. Marcos Jean O’brien Brooklyn Baguio

Singing Christmas Tree Comes to First Baptist Church

The First Baptist Church music ministry presents the second annual Singing Christmas Tree with 40 choir members forming a 20 to 25 foot human tree. Performances are Dec 11 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. Doors open 7:30. Gerald R. Carter directs. Robert Shaw provides new accompaniments. A 22 piece orchestra from Winston Salem Greensboro and local bands backs the program.

First Baptist Church Street Gerald R. Carter Robert

Area church groups announce multiple services and events

A slate of church activities across Lexington Thomasville Trinity and Emerywood including gospel singing revival preaching Advent observances and youth conventions. Notable events include the Gospel Echoes of Lexington at St Matthew s Holiness Church and Dr Shelley York s medical mission slides in Thomasville.

The Gospel Echoes of Lexington St. Matthew's Holiness Church Meredith Street Thomasville Pleasant Hill Wayside Chapel Highway 62 Vickery Chapel Road Jordan River Boys John Talbert Greensboro Wayside Singers Cowand Brothers Baltimore Brown New Calvary Baptist Church Doak Street Wesleyan Youth of Mt. Zion Nathan Phil Upton Chris Westmoreland Clark Harris Esther Raymer Patty Floyd Glenda Westmoreland Gospel Singers of Fayetteville Highland United Methodist Church

New Congress Sees Shift in Religious Makeup

The new U S Congress includes more Roman Catholics and Jews and fewer Protestants than the outgoing body. Catholics 129, Jews 27, Protestants 371. Presbyterians and Methodists drop while Lutherans rise. Seven clergymen win seats, including John Danforth, Episcopal priest, in the Senate.

New York U.S. Congress House Senate Congress Christianity Today New Congress United Methodists United Church of Christ Episcopalians Baptists Unitarian Universalists Churches of Christ Latter-day Saints Christian Church Disciplines of

Spray Reduces Teeth Decay

Tufts University researchers report GK-101 chemical tested on human patients to remove decay with little drilling and no pain. The method promises near painless dentistry, requiring no anesthesia even for large cavities, though years from clinical availability.

Boston Tufts University

Illustrations of John the Baptist and Israel’s pilgrimage

The piece links John the Baptist to Israel’s patriarchs and prophets, tracing a spiritual journey from desert wandering to Zion. It frames Exodus as faith’s focus after Jerusalem’s fall, Isaiah’s vision, and God's continuing promises before the foretold baptism with fire next week.

John the Baptist Israel Promised Land Jerusalem Babylon Isaiah Moses Zion Jehovah Rome God John

Catholics Weigh Augsburg Confession as Christian Truth

In Geneva the Vatican discusses affirming the Augsburg Confession of 1530 as a statement of Christian truth. Luther excommunication ban revival proposed by two Catholic theologians. Jesuit and Lutheran leaders note renewed fruitless debate on reconciliation.

Geneva Switz Germany Vatican Martin Luther Daniel Mortensen Lutheran World Federation Vatican Christian Unity Secretariat Concilium Hans Kung Walter Kaspar Tuebingen University Rome Luther

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Ed Gerlock Gerlack Manila South Korea Indonesia Africa Europe Miguel D’escoto Maryknoll Social Communications Asia South America Kenneth L. Teegarden Indianapolis Ind Disciples of Christ Jesus Christ ST. Matthew's Unity Tabernacle Trinity Fred Hartman Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry Inc Unity Tabernacle Baptist Church Hartman Springfield Baptist Springfield Baptist Church Baker Road Jimmy Rose Brazil Emerywood Baptist Charles Allen Emerywood Baptist Church Gospel Saint Michael's Saint Michael's Lutheran Church Skeet Club Road First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church J. Paul Williamson E. B. Gamble Charles E. Stuart Women of the Church Presentg Miller Claudette Walton United Ushers United Ushers Temple Memorial Baptist Church Taylor Avenue Cloverdale Baptist Bill Barker Cloverdale Baptist Church Ogden Street Barker Charles Allen Illustrated Bible Luke Dayton, Ohio United Methodist Joseph H. Evans Robert Moss Evans Church General Synod Philadelphia Robert Gordis Jewish Theological Seminary of America Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Mount Calvary Baptist Church E. Kearns St Herb McPheron First Wesleyan Church J.A. Grout Larry Shelton Sanctuary Choir Wes Dupin Dr. Parker Hear’ Bel Canto Chorale Clyde Parker Laverne Moh Loa Church of Jesus Mendenhall Rd W. Fairfield High Point, N.C Timothy Olga Haga Westminster Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church In America Kirkman Park Farriss Ave Centennial St Charles Olim Lord's Church Church of Christ High Point Im & 630 Riven Price John Bol Green Street Sebaptist Church E.W. Price, Th. D. Pastor Elle
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