Churches Show Plan At Seattle World’s Fair Pavilion
The Christian Witness in Century 21 nonprofit group plans a 5000 sq ft exhibit near the U S Science Pavilion for the Seattle fair opening April 21. It will offer child care for 3 to 7 year olds, a seven minute life crises film, a non preaching space with a meditation chapel, and staff by local ministers. The project budget nears 300000 dollars funded by private gifts.
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Dale Nelson
Seattle
Wash
Lemuel Pettersen
U. S
Christian Witness
Century 21
Lavern L. Rieke
University of Washington
Dr. Petersen
Washington
Stained Glass Association of America
John W. Winterich
Children’s Center
Rieke
American Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Margaret Staeger Woods
Seattle Pacific College
National Education Association
Membership Class Set Revival at Mitchell's Grove Church
Revival services at Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church Kivett Drive Ext during March 18 to 23 start 7 30 p m nightly, with Rev Bob Hardee from Oak View Methodist as guest minister and Everette Witcher directing special music. Singing groups include the United Church of Christ Men’s Choir and the Nationaires Quartet.
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Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Church
Kivett Drive
Ext
Bob Hardee
Oak View Methodist Church
Everette Witcher
United Church of Christ
Nationaires
Mitchell’s Grove Church
Edwin Houk
Epidaurus Becomes Greece's Largest Medical Faith Center
Greek healer Asclepius transformed Epidaurus into Greece's major medical and faith healing hub. He used herbs surgery autohypnosis faith healing and a form of psychoanalysis as his core treatment toolkit.
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Asclepius
Epidaurus
Greece
New Twist For Old Time Rummage Sales
In Peru Illinois a church minister proposes a nationwide program to collect usable medical gear for overseas missions. Rev Ralph Burlingham seeks discarded X ray machines operating tables needles and syringes to ship to hospitals and mission stations lacking equipment. He has already gathered a cast off operating table and medical light valued at 5300 dollars. He contacted doctors hospitals and the Church World Service Agency to determine needs including stainless steel operating room tables and single use medical supplies for India and other locations.
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Peru, Ill
Illinois
Ralph Burlingham
Peru
Burlingham
Ben Herbster
United Church of Christ
Chicago
Church World Service Agency
National Council of Churches
Hale Henry Cook
India
The Sin of Greed by N Speer Jones
This piece argues covetousness as a root of sin affecting conscience and actions. It links inner desire to disobedience of commandments and cites Jesus, James, John, and Luke to illustrate self seeking covetousness and its consequences.
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N. Speer Jones
W. S. Bruce
R. C. H. Lenski
Peloubet
Jesus
James
Herod
John
Patmos
Luke
Covetousness and the Rich Fool Parable Reflected in Gospel Accounts
A sermon-like reflection on Luke 12 15 warning against covetousness and reliance on possessions. It cites Mark 6 37 and 9 2 and discusses James John and Peter with reference to Matthew 20 20 28, noting the focus on the soul over wealth and the dangers of greed.
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Iuke
Christ
James
John
Peter
Matthew
Jesus
Division of Christian Education
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
King Features Syndicate
Missionary Worth Grant to Speak at Lexington Avenue
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church hosts Southern Baptist Missionary to Japan Rev. Worth Grant at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday March 18. Grant, a High Point native and 1944 seminary graduate, has served as pastor and Navy chaplain and helped establish several Japanese churches. He and Mrs. Grant have four daughters.
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Worth Grant
Southern Baptist
Japan
High Point
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Grant
Mr. Grant
High Point High School
Mars Hill College
Furman University
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Liberty Baptist Church
Thomasville
Kennedy Home
Weldon Baptist Church
U. S. Navy
The
For
Eign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Tokyo
Sendai
Urawa
Omiya
Baptist Convention
Donna
Angela
Deb
Stephana Kathryn
Evangelist Rev J H Loman Opens Archdale Revival
Rev J Har old Loman, pastor and evangelist, to lead a revival series at the Church of The Nazarene in Archdale starting Monday March 19 at 7 30 p.m. and continuing nightly through March 24. He hosts a Saturday radio program from Burlington and has preached widely in interdenominational camps and northern midwest venues.
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Archdale
J. Harold Loman
Church of the Nazarene
Paul Lain
Stewardship Workshop Scheduled for High Point Area
A stewardship and finance workshop for Methodist churches in the High Point area is planned at Wesley Memorial Church starting 12 30 p m. Presiding will be Holbrook associate district lay leader with speakers Rev Rogers Haty Bell and Rev J M Taylor Jr. The High Point Area Mission Society board meets tomorrow at 4 30 p m in the Peacock class room with Dr Ralph Taylor presiding.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Methret A Ee
Mount Olivet Methodist
Ashesboro
High Point Area
Catholics Set Coffee Hour for New Assistant Pastor
A get acquainted coffee follows the 9 and 11 a.m. Masses at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church to honor Rev. Herman Buschermueller. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and St. Edward's Guild the parish hall will host the event.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Herman Buschermueller
Knights of Columbus
St. Edward’s Guild
Repairable surgical equipment on list including cassettes and tables
Readable items include adjustable over bed tables portable battery operated electrocardiograph repairable operating room instruments in stainless steel and stretchers listed among medical supplies.
Minister's Assistant Appointed At Hilliard Memorial
Larry Frakes named assistant to the pastor at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church succeeding Albert Leath. He comes from Park Place Baptist Thomasville as assistant pastor and is a native of Illinois with education from Mars Hill and Wake Forest. His Park Place resignation takes effect at end of April as he begins full duties at High Point church. He previously led music in Stoner's Grove Southmont and is married to Barbara Ann Carmichael, long time secretary at First Baptist Thomasville.
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Stoner’s Grove Baptist Church
Southmont
Hilliard Memorial
Barbara Ann Carmichael
First Baptist
Thomasville
Methodists Set Revival Service at Oak View Church
The pastor trains members for church membership at Oak View Methodist Church starting Sunday, March 18 during Sunday school hour. The class meets four Sundays and new members are received on Palm Sunday, April 15. Rev. Robert M. Hardee announced newborns will be christened Palm Sunday at 11 a.m. All children ten years old are invited to join.
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Wigin
Oak View Methodist Church
Robert M. Hardee
Mr. Hardee
Growth Week Observed At First Baptist Church
Beginning Sunday, First Baptist Church will stage Growth Week with classes for all ages from nursery to adults. Lessons include The Christian Life for adults and V ictorious Living for young people. Activities support Cuban relief efforts and are coordinated with Kiwanis and Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Training Union starts at 6 15 p.m. Sunday. classes run 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
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First Baptist Church
Christian Life
Floyd ‘Rhyne
Elsie McFarland
Kiwanis Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miami, Fla
Harrison
Ido
Harmon
C. C. Hooks Jr
Jesus
Homer Smith
H. J. Hodgin Jr
Robert McGowan
A. B. Dykes
James P. McDermott
L. B. Cameron
Training Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Diplomat N M Harrison Named Director in Elmira
A nomn Dr N M Harrison of Highjan was appointed director by Elmira Star Gazette amid a photo dispute from photographer Fred Perez of Cuban Relief for the Western zi. The exchange with Bishop Nolan B Harmon notes Harrison is 15 years younger than his predecessor.
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Elmira
N. Y
N. M. Harrison
Highjan
Presbyterian Named New York Mission Director
Miss Claire Randall of Atlanta Ga has been appointed director of Christian World Missions for United Church Women. She succeeds Emmory Ross and will coordinate home and world missions for 12 million church women through 2,300 councils. She previously directed arts for the Presbyterian Church U S Southern.
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New York
Claire Randall
Atlanta
Christian World Missions
General Department of
United Church Women
National Council of Churches
Emmory Ross
Randall
Arts
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern
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