First Congregational Church to change Sunday worship time
First Congregational Church United Church of Christ will start a summer schedule with Sunday services from 9 30 to 11 00 am in the Tomlinson School auditorium on Chestnut Street. Rev F C Lester will lead the study worship and sermon sections in a 30 minute rotation.
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Church Debate Raging over Religion in Schools
A Toronto area clash pits Jewish, Unitarian and secular groups against Protestant leaders and Ontario rules on religious instruction in public schools. In Quebec, French language clergy push for nonsectarian schooling, while other provinces vary. A North York dispute arose as teachers faced Christian content amid a 80 percent Jewish class audience. A Lac de Langue Francaise movement seeks neutral schooling in Quebec, with Premier Lesage warning against atheism. GOSPEL SINGING A program of gospel singing will be held at Mitchell's Grove.
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Thej
Burlington
Christianaires
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Reidsville
Will the Sun Run Out of Hydrogen in Billions of Years
The sun’s hydrogen fuel will last about 50 billion years, after which it will convert hydrogen to helium making the star hotter before it cools. In about 10 billion years Earth will have no snow as the sun evolves.
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Peace Corps Seeks Church Know-How for Guidance
The Peace Corps weighs cooperation with churches to tap their sixty year network of missions. Church leaders warn against evangelism in projects while praising the help churches already provide in health, education, and development. Peace Corps could draw on a 35,000 strong missionary pool across 150 nations, many with Protestant or Catholic affiliation.
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Los Angeles
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Dr. Kenneth Phifer to Speak at Crestwood Church
Dr. Kenneth G. Phifer professor of Homiletics at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary will preach at Crestwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. He is a Center College graduate with advanced degrees from Vanderbilt Hampden-Sydney and Center College. In 1957 he delivered the Presbyterian series on the Protestant Hour and will preach remaining Sundays in July at Forrest Hills Presbyterian Church.
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Center College
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Christians Ship Goats To Haitians
One hundred thirty six goats and rabbits were assembled at Logan Airport Boston and flown to Haiti for relief and breeding. Sponsored by the Committee for Social Action of the Massachusetts Congregational Christian Conference with donations from 4-H Kiwanis Future Farmers of America and others. The Agriculture Department of United States Overseas Mission arranged distribution via 4-H clubs and groups to needy Haitians. Most goats will be used for breeding to elevate local livestock quality.
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Triplets Pop Keeps Jumping at Fort Campbell
Paratrooper Vernon E Butler and wife Jo Ann welcomed triplets at Fort Campbell post hospital. Butler, 34, already father of four daughters, learned two boys and one girl were born after his wife, 27, gave birth to the trio. Mother and babies reported doing fine as he considers continuing jumps for the Army bonus.
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Gospel Society Head Schedules Talk Here
The Rev. Richard L. Robinson of the Gospel Furtherance Society will speak at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday July 9. The outline discusses Europe’s refugee flow from East to West Berlin, potential emigration, and missionary themes from biblical figures with emphasis on Andrew and Philip as examples of outreach.
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Andrew a Fisher of Men in John Chapter One
Andrew the future disciple appears as John the Baptist points Jesus as the Lamb of God. Jesus invites inquiry with Come and see, inspires Simon Peter to faith and the rock name Cephas. Andrew's devotion and immediate response to follow Jesus is highlighted.
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Philip
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Rock
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Lamb of God
Simon Peter
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Lake Junaluska Mountain Jewel Of Methodism
Lake Junaluska in Western North Carolina hosts a 48th year summer program for Methodists and visitors through September. The complex offers 2,500 on site accommodations across Lambuth Inn and multiple lodges, plus rooms within six miles for another 4,500 guests, with dining options and activities like swimming boating fishing tennis golf and more.
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Lagoalinda
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Woman Receives Honorary Doctorate for Indian Mission Work
Miss Katie Wilcox of Chester Connecticut has been awarded Mount Holyoke College’s honorary Doctor of Humane Letters for decades of missionary service in India. A 1911 graduate, she earlier earned Wesleyan University’s Distinguished Alumnus Award and founded Lady Doak College in Madurai in 1948 after toiling to create a Christian college for women.
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Madurai
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Baptists Schedule Revival at Archdale Church
Revival services begin tonight at Ashland Street Free-Will Baptist Church Archdale. Evangelist Rev Kermit Farlow leads each 7 30 p m session with the public invited to attend.
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Free-Will Baptist Church
Archdale
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Vacation Homesites Near Hanging Rock Mountain For Sale
Scenic mountain home sites in Hanging Rock Forest near Danbury offer $10 down and $7 monthly payments for $279 per lot. Located 35 miles north of High Point near Hanging Rock State Park and a private fishing lake, with options for two lots at $10 per month. Sales office open daily except rain. directions from High Point via Kernersville and Danbury.
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Stokes-Reynolds Hospital
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Kernersville
Walker Town
Walnut Cove
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