Missionary Dr William E Shaw to speak at two Methodist churches
A veteran missionary with 35 years in Korea will address Main Street Methodist Church at 11 a.m. and Wesley Memorial at 6:15 p.m. Dr. Shaw, a Chicago native and Ohio Wesleyan, Columbia University and Boston University alumnus, receives the Bronze Star for organizing a Korean army chaplaincy and liaising with U S forces. He returns to the U S on furlough after years of evangelism and teaching in Taejon. A lay speakers workshop follows at Wesley Memorial at 3 p.m. involving district and conference leaders.
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Korea
Main Street Methodist
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
William E. Shaw
San Bruno
Calif
Delaware
Ohio
United States
Shaw
Taejon
Methodist Theological Seminary
U. S. Army
Matthew Ridgway
Chicago
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbia University
Boston University
Dr. Shaw
New York
Ohio Wesleyan University
Philippines
High Point
Randolph
Ralph Taylor
Richard H. Moore
D. W. Holt
Robert M. Smith
Harry G. Bell
Paul R. Irvin
Bishop Harmon to charter new St. Timothy's church in Lexington
The Reverend Nolan B. Harmon will preside at the organizational service for a new Methodist church in Lexington named St. Timothy's. Assisting are Rev. John H. Carper, Rev. J. Harley Cecil, and student Rev. E. Randall Lanier. Charter membership is 42 with support from the Davidson County Board of Missions and Church Extension. Curtis Leonard of Lexington is board president.
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Lexington
Nolan B. Harmon
Methodist Church
North Carolina
John H. Carper
Thomasville
J. Harley Cecil
E. Randall
Buddy) Lanier
High Point College
Western Heights
Cecil
Curtis Leonard
Davidson County
Protestants And Catholics Pray For Church Unity Next Week
World observers set the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity from Jan 18 to 25. The annual effort blends Catholic and Protestant devotion, rooted in Father Paul James Francis, founder of the Society of the Atonement, who helped seed a united church movement across decades.
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New York
World Council of Churches
Keith Bridston
World Council
Faith and Order Commission
Lewis Thomas Wattson
General Theological Seminary
Paul James Francis
Graymoor
Garrison
N.Y
Hudson River
West Point
Paul
Society of the Atonement
Benedict XV
Father Paul
Lyon
France
Christian Unity
Family Night At First Evangelical Church
Family Night will be held Sunday at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church. Service starts 6 p.m. Circle No. 1 handles a covered dish supper, Circle No. 4 leads the program Into all the World Together. The Fred Kerr family leads devotions, and Rev. R A Mensendiek preaches The Loans of Life at 11 a.m. worship.
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First Evangelical and Reformed
Circle No. 1
Circle No. 4
Fred Kerr
R. A. Mensendiek
Origin of Psychiatry in Religion Enlightens Modern Practice
The article traces psychiatry's entry into religion, noting Freud’s paradoxical influence and Tillich’s view that acceptance of imperfect man anchors both faith and therapy. It cites Loomis and Anderson on psychiatry aiding churches to recover healing themes and urges collaboration to rethink moralism and doctrine.
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Paul J. Tillich
Harvard University
Christ
Tillich
Emy
Jesus
Why Christ Came By Newman Campbell
A reflective religious piece recounts Nicodemus visiting Jesus at night and Jesus speaking of spiritual birth. It emphasizes turning from evil and following the Lord, noting even young children can grasp Christ's teachings.
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Newman Campbell
Nicodemus
Jesus
Rabbi
John
God
Born Again Teachings and Scriptural Dialogues
A fragmentary religious text presents a dialogue with Jesus about being born again from water and the Spirit, referencing John chapters three. It notes framing by the Division of Christian Education in the U.S.A. and states permissional use.
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John
Nicodemus
Jesus
Israel
Division of
Christian Education
U.S.A
Grace under pressure and quiet heroism in public life
A reflection on courage inspired by the USS Constellation fire and the idea that heroic acts come in many forms. The piece cites President Kennedy and C. P. Snow, urging citizens and leaders to display steadfast resolve, principled compromise, and public service under strain. It urges us to seek grace in daily duties and to play a central, admirable role when history calls.
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Hemingway
Kennedy
Terun
Shaw
C. P. Snow
Jesus
Hymn Singing Service Planned at Vickrey Methodist
A hymn singing service is scheduled at Vickrey Methodist Church on Sunday January 15 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Participating groups include a quartet and trio from McLeansville Baptist Church and The Four Friends from Glenwood Friends Church.
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Vickrey Methodist Church
McLeansville
Baptist Church
Friends
Glenwood Friends Church
Vestrymen Seated at St Marys Episcopal Church
The vestry of St Marys Episcopal Church seated 12 associate vestrymen. The named individuals will have full voice but no vote in vestry proceedings for the next 12 months: James Bulla, Vincent Childress, Norvell Cleveland, Earl Congdon, Lee Davis, Tommy Hauser, Dr Nelson McCoss, A G Powell, George Pope, Sandy Rankin, James Roberts, Judd Seavy.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
James Bulla
Vincent Childress
Norvell Cleveland
Earl Congdon
Lee Davis
Tommy Hauser
Nelson McCoss
A. G. Powell
George Pope
Sandy Rankin
James Roberts
Judd Seavy
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