The Challenge Of Change To The Grass Roots Church
A long report on the National Council of Churches Detroit meeting beginning December 4, highlighting potential black white clashes, militant church activists, and concerns from liberal white churchmen over social pressure, inflation, and church attendance. It notes the Senate committee probe into Rev. Fry, the Chicago Presbyterian case, and a Chicago ecclesiastical panel clearing Fry amid ongoing urban ministry debates.
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National Council of Churches
Detroit
Cal
Riverside Drive
New
York
Senate
John McClellan
John Fry
First Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Hureh
Ghatio
Rangers
Terrne
Fry
Taity
John = Fry
Presbyterian
George
Rose
Mir.s
Annabelle Marti
Robert
Noel
New York Times
ES Hetto
Tayor
Truch
Nehemiah reads law to the people during rebuilding week
The Sunday school lesson reviews Nehemiah seven years of work and the revival of covenant faith. Ezra proclaims the law while the people listen and learn, recalling their captivity and the grace that sustained them.
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Hemay
Nehemiah
Ezra Reforms Covenant as People Embrace Feast and Sabbath
Ezra leads a renewal after repentance with feasting and reading the law. The people vow to keep God’s ordinances, separate from other nations, observe the Sabbath, pay the shekel tax, and restore first fruits and tithes. A solemn covenant is sealed by all leaders and officials.
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U.S.A
Features Syndicate
First United Methodist Singers to Perform Folk Program
The First United Methodist Church on Green Street will host the Good News Singers in a “Tell It Like It Is” folk program Sunday at 5 30 p m. Marion Boling directs the 70 voice choir in the sanctuary with Ruth Ann Sears at organ Woody Hicks on electric bass Debbie Wilson on electric guitar and Phil Pierce on drums.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Good News Singers
First United Methodist Church
Marion Boling
Ruth Ann Sears
Woody Hicks
Debbie Wilson
Phil Pierce
Missionary Service at St Matthew's Holiness Church
Evangelist Inez Watts sponsors a missionary service at St Matthew's Holiness Church on Meridith Street Sunday at 3 pm. Evangelist Marie Gardner and other ministers will preach.
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Inez Watts
St. Matthew's Holiness Church
Meridith Street
Marie Gardner
United Methodists reject violent Marxism in Black Manifesto
The Fair Methodist Church Council of Bishops, meeting in Columbus Ohio November 10 to 23, declared the violent Marxism of the Black Manifesto utterly unacceptable. They reaffirmed the right to peaceful advocacy while urging reconciliation and broader ministry to heal racial injustice. The message emphasizes unity, critique of divisions, and the Fund for Reconciliation established by the 1968 General Conference.
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the -Bishops
Columbus
Ohio
North Carolina
United Methodists
Columbis
Church
Council of Bishops
U.S
Christan
Fund For Reconciliation
General Conference
United Methodism
Church Notes at Conrad Mer ion choir to perform special program
A church choir from Astor Dowdy Towers under Grady Miller will present music at Jewel Baptist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The service will include slides of Baptist missionary work by Mr and Mrs Ralph E Miller, preparing for December foreign missions emphasis. Rev Bob Southern of Greensboro will speak at Trindale Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am. The Congo film about Dr Paul Carlson’s life will be shown at Trindale, based on his 1964 death. West End Baptist Mission Coffee House at 920 Redding St remains open Saturdays 7 30 to 9 30 p m with a costume party on Dec 6. admission by costume.
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Conrad Merion
Snate
Mickel Maude Ales
Astor~Dowdy Towers
Grady Miller
Jewel Baptist Church
Ralph
E. ‘Miller
Baptist Missionary
Bob Southern
Greensboro
Trindale Baptist Church
California
High Point
Parkwood Mission
Paul Carlson
the Congo
Stanleyville
Baptist Mission Coffee House
Redding St
Holy Land Pilgrimage offers seven day extension for seekers
A local notice invites Mrs. William A. Rock Jr. to join a Holy Land pilgrimage, offering a seven day extension opportunity. Contact S08 Oakview Road, High Point NC 27269 or call the provided telephone numbers for details and enrollment.
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Holy Land
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