Major Denominations Avoid Viet Nam Stand
Major church bodies largely stay noncommittal on the Viet Nam war with pastors and small groups voicing opinions. The National Council of Churches plans a study for Dec to assess ways to relieve suffering while many denominations refrain from definite policy positions.
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George W. Cornell
Viet Nam
U.S
National Council of Churches
Reuben H. Mueller
Council
Madison
Wis
Daniel Berrigan
Wiliam Henry Harris
Southern Illinois University
America
National Council
Christian Century
Christianity
Crisis
Interchurch
Church of the
Brethren
Methodist Board of Social Concerns
St. Louis
United States
United Nations
International Affairs Commission
Naaman and Faith In Israelite Healing
A biographical study portrays Naaman the leper, a mighty heathen, who seeks healing from Elisha. Humility, obedience, and childlike faith lead him to consent to washing seven times in the Jordan, proving there is a prophet in Israel. He departs transformed by faith and obedience.
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HE. H. Ramsey
Naaman
Israel
Xeaman
Ben-hadad
Damascus
Esha
Elisha
Eisha
Jordan River
Wasman
Jordan
Biblical tale of Naaman and faith over pride in Syria
A fragmented ancient story recalls Naaman the leper in Samaria, the healing by Elisha, and his gratitude. It notes a Gentile woman in Naaman’s household, the urge to worship in pagan temples, and Naaman’s request to take Israel’s earth back home. It frames faith's power against greed and moral punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naaman
Elisha
Syria
Eas
Enda
UGA
Missionary Will Speak In Trinity Baptist Church
Rev. Troy Bennett, missionary to Pakistan, will speak at Trinity Baptist Church during the 11 a.m. service. The Sunday hour will also mark the annual dedication service and the building fund entry for a new building expected to start early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Troy Bennett
Pakistan
Trinity Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist
Revival Services Planned at Peoples Baptist Church
Revival services begin tomorrow at Peoples Baptist Church, 712 Hamilton St, running through Sunday. Evangelist Rev Lloyd Garner will lead the services nightly at 7 30 PM. Guest soloist and choir director Rev Mr Garner invites Lanny Johnson from Thomaville First Baptist to lead the music. A 30 voice youth choir will perform at Tuesday’s night service.
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Peoples Baptist Church
Hamilton St
Lloyd Garner
Garner
Lanny Johnson
Thomanville
First Baptist
Laymen's Revival Planned in Springfield
The Springfield Friends meeting conducts a laymen's revival beginning Sunday at 6:00 a.m. with R. Max Rees announcing the theme New Life in the Church. Speakers include John Haworth attorney and Guilford alum Sunday morning The Rev Eugene Terrell Duke medical alum speaks Sunday night on The Need for Revival Among Our Own Membership Amanda Mattocks Quaker teacher Cumberland Allen Jay School related topics follow Wilton Hartzler Bluffton graduate and AFSC official closes Tuesday night with Putting the New Life to Work in the Community
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Springfield Friends Sming
R. Max Rees
Springfield
John’ Haworth
Guilford College
Law School
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Eugene Terrell
Guilford
School of Medicine
Duke University
Considera
Wilton Hartzler
Bluffton College
Bluffton
Ohio
Chicago Theological Seminary
University of Chicago
Hartzler
Southeastern
American Friends Service Committee
Churches Set Thanksgiving Services
A union Thanksgiving service at Oak View Methodist Church begins at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Max Reece of Oak View Baptist Church delivering the message. Rev. Jack Davis of St Michael Lutheran will offer the prayer, and Rev. Cecil Callis will read Scripture. Rev. Worth Sweet will lead the responsive reading. The offering supports orphanages sponsored by the churches. the event marks the first joint service among these congregations and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View Methodist Church
Max Reece
Oak View Baptist Church
M. Hardee
Jack. Davis
St. Michael Lutheran Church
Cecil Callis
Presbyterian Church
Oak View
Worth Sweet
Lebanon Methodist
Mr. Hardee
Climate contrasts across Ecuador from coast to peaks
Ecuador straddles the equator but climate ranges from hot coastal areas to snowbound Andean highlands. The country experiences varied air temperatures and notable ecological zones across its regions.
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Ecuador
Church Notebook Licenses Man for Ministry at Jewel Baptist
Faye Marks reports updates from local churches. Wesley Craven will receive a ministerial license during morning worship at Jewel Baptist Church, a High Point native and Allen Jay High School graduate. He is married with two children and active as a deacon and Sunday School leader. He plans to study ministry at Wake Forest College in spring 1868. Rev. John S. McGee, Nigeria missionary, will speak at Reavis Memorial Baptist Sunday services at 1:00 PM and 7:30 PM, living in Louisville on furlough and studying at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Rev. Clyda H. Tucker leads Reavis Memorial Baptist Church on Knightdale Avenue. Green Street Baptist hosts Bill Jackson, director of Royal Ambassador work for NC Baptists, as guest speaker for the Brotherhood meeting Monday at 6:45 PM focusing on Ishaye boys becoming Christian men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Marks
Wesley Craven
Jewel Baptist Church
High Point
Craven
Allen Jay High School
Edith Craven
W. Fair
Reavis Memorial Baptist
John S. McGee
Nigeria
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Mr. McGee
Louisville
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Clyda H. Tucker
Knightdale Avenue
Baptist
North Carolina
of the Brotherhood
Green Street
Wanper
Finding the Way Maneuvering Liabilities
Zion United Church Thomasville will sponsor an auction at Hasty School on November 27 to support the Senior Youth program. The event offers sandwiches and drinks, with proceeds aiding the church youth group. The message frames forgiveness and grace through Jesus guiding past burdens toward a lighter life.
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Zion United Church
Zionmar
United Church of Christ
Thomasville
aNj
Loret
Standard time zones proposed by William Allen in 1883
In 1883 William Allen proposed a standard time system, adopted first by railway workers in Canada and the United States, creating Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific zones with each region one hour behind its predecessor.
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William Allen
Canada
United States
Migrated North Tuscarora Adopted Into Iroquois League
The Tuscarora Indians originally lived in North Carolina. After wars with colonists, the tribe’s remnant moved north and in 1722 was adopted into the League of the Iroquois in upper New York State.
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North Carolina
League of the Iroquois
Upper
New York State
St Marys Hosts Ecumenical Movement Discussion
St Marys Episcopal Church hosts a panel discussion on The Challenge of Change the Ecumenical Movement moderated by Irving Hamilton. Dr James G Buggin and Rev Robert U Ladehoff will present views on ecumenism with questions from the audience.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Éssen
Forgiveness and Renewal in Practical Living
The text discusses forgiveness as a vital discipline, distinct from forgetfulness, and frames it as a path to restoration and grace. It suggests self-forgiveness often proves hardest, especially for those grieving family loss, warning that unredeemed pasts burden the future and leave life stale and unprofitable.
Revival at First Wesleyan Methodist Church Opens Sunday
Thomasville church announces a community revival at First Wesleyan Methodist Church starting Sunday with 11 AM service and nightly sessions through November 28 at 7 30 PM. A fully equipped nursery is provided and evangelist Dr John R Church speaks. pastor Rev Hoover K Smith says the meetings aim to meet local spiritual needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
John R. Church
Hoover K. Smith
Missioner To Speak At Church On Brazil Mission
Rev. Joe Coltrane announces a mission study titled Which Way in Brazil to be held Monday at 7 p.m. at Abbotts Creek Baptist Church. Rev. Roger Williams, former Mill Home Baptist pastor and new Special representative of Baptist Children's Homes, will lead and present slides from his recent mission in Brazil.
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Brazil
Abbotts Creek Baptist Church
Joe Coltrane
Roger Williams
Mill Home Baptist Church
Baptist Children’s Homes
Mr. Williams
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