Jael Slays Sisera in Tent as Israel Defeats Canaan
In the aftermath of Barak and Deborah crushing Sisera’s forces, Jael, wife of Heber the Kenite, invites the weary general into her tent and drives a tent peg through his temple while he sleeps, claiming victory for Israel over Jobin the king of Canaan per Judges 4.
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Barak
Deborah
Sisera
Jael
Heber
Hazor
Joel
Jobin
Canaan
Israel
Judges
Antiabortion Amendment Seeks Morning-After Pill Policy
Senators Buckley and Hatfield introduce an antiabortion constitutional amendment claiming unborn beings are persons and citizens from conception. Critics call it vague and dangerous for allowing in utero citizenship with emergency exceptions. Church publications critique the approach and urge responsible birth control.
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U.S
James Buckley
N.Y
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Harold Hughes
Lown
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Charles Rice
Priest and educator present concert and workshops at Viterbo
Rev. Carey Landry, composer, and Carol J. Kinghorn, religious educator, will give a concert in the Main Theater of the Fine Arts Center at Viterbo College Friday October 5 at 8 15 p m and conduct workshop sessions Saturday morning and afternoon. Interested persons may contact the college for information.
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Carey Landry
Carol J. Kinghorn
Viterbo College
Landry
Fine Arts Center
Lafayette
Miss Kinghorn
Orthodox Jews eye women equality in synagogue counting
The National Rabbinical Assembly committee approved counting women with men to reach the quorum for services nine to four. Rabbinical leaders voice mixed reactions, noting Conservative shifts since 1955 and highlighting Beth El Bethesda as a real-world example of the change.
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Washington
Committee On Jewish Law and Standards
National Rabbinical Assembly
Louis Bernstein
Rabbinical Council of America
Wolfe Kelman
The
Rabbinical Assembly
Kelman
Congregation
Beth el
Bethesda
Adventists Seek Better Relations With Public
The Seventh-day Adventist General Conference forms a committee to guide 1500 2000 youth and some adults in street witnessing and door to door ministry to avoid legal clashes. The effort follows recent legal tangles at Ocean City Maryland where an ordinance barred religious solicitors and was challenged in Baltimore.
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Washington Post
Washington
Seventh-day Adventist Church
General Conference of the Church
M. E. Loewen
Department of Public Affairs and
Ocean City
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Christ Church Observes Jubilee Day of Thanksgiving
Christ Episcopal Church at 111 N 9th St plans a Sunday service to honor the 1898 building’s erection and 1899 opening. The parish celebrates year long Jubilee in ’73 with a birthday festival observed on the 15th Sunday after Trinity, as Rev. Christopher Pratt notes. The 9:45 a.m. Holy Eucharist includes a sermon by Rev. Allan Townsend and a coffee reception in the undercroft.
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Oregon
America
Commonwealth
Maryland
Lawrence Hogan
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Supreme Court
Christ Episcopal Church
N. 9Th St
Christ Church
Christ
Christopher Pratt
Almighty God
Carl Johnson
Allan Townsend
United Campus
Church Plans Seminar on Christian Family
The First Assembly of God Church hosts a eight week seminar, What is a Christian Family, every Wednesday at 7 30 p m beginning this week at 16th and Ferry Streets. Rev R Francis Jones says sessions cover marriage, parental duties, child attitudes, with positive and negative approaches. Child care provided.
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Assembly of God Church
Ferry Sts
R. Francis Jones
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Broadcast Set for Sunday
The 375 voice Mormon Tabernacle Choir will air at 9 a.m. Sunday Oct 7 from Salt Lake City Utah. The program is carried by radio stations KROC Rochester MN KGLO Mason City IA and TV Channel 2 Cedar Rapids IA.
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City
Utah
KROC
Rochester
Church Women United Plans Mission Studies
Church Women United will sponsor four morning meetings in Stoffel Hall for the fall mission study with coffee at 9 and study 9 30 to 11. Services include three studies at each of the first three meetings led by Rev Calvin Hay Rev William Morrison and Dr Jacob Swidler and a World Community Day address by Rev Stefan Guttormsson. Baby-sitters provided.
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Church Women United
Nancy Bell
R. 2. Holmen
Ecumenical Action
Stoffel Hall
15Th
King Sts
Calvin Hay
St. John's Reformed Church
Thomas A. Harris
William Morrison
First Presbyterian Church
Jacob Swidler
Catholic Social Services
Stefan Guttormsson
English Lutheran Church
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Heileman’s
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WPS
Blue Cross
Travelers Insurance
Medicare
Veterans Administration
Insurance Department
Hilton Prescription Pharmacy
Wisconsin
Eye
Equality
Mordecai Kaplan
Western Hemisphere
Samuel Scolnie
Edith Weisz
Weisz
Isaac Gruenberg
Mr. Loewen
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China
Nancy Kopan
de Soto
Augustana Lutheran College
Sioux Falls
S.D
Sugar Creek
Ferryville
Schiller College
Heidelburg
Germany
Faith Baptist Clecuels the Church
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28Th Street
Max W. Weniger
Brad Weniger
Voice of
Jesus
Fundamental
Independent Baptist Churel
Darrell Dickinson
Dickinson Funeral Homes
Jackson ST
Caledonia ST
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