Church Briefs Highlight Sun Day Youth and Outreach
Trinity Lutheran will host Youth Sunday with 8:45 and 11 a.m. services led by youth. congregational meeting at 1 p.m. Babysitting provided. First Assembly of God invites 10:50 a.m. visitors for one to one talks on personal needs. Linwood United Methodist marks Human Relations Day with four programs and guest Billy Spears. Dr Seuss readers theater to 7:30 p.m. at Church of Jesus Christ. Unitarian Fellowship to host Marian Washington Kan university talk at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
13Th and
N.H
Susan Chernis
Volunteers In
First Assembly of God Church
Kant
Linwood United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Billy Spears
Spears
Esther Schraw
Patty Thompson
Dr. Seuss
Unitarian Fellowship
Marian Washington
Kansas University
Centenary United Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm
God
Phyllis Queen
Judith DeLaughder
Week of Prayer unity service at St Lawrence Chapel
A Bible service and Word focused discussion are planned for Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The service takes place at St. Lawrence Chapel, 1910 Strat. The event emphasizes reconciliation and unity with readings from Ephesians and a light, communal mood.
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Christian Unity
St. Lawrence Chapel
Strat
Local fellowship to meet Sunday worship service
The Lawrence Ecumenical Fellowship holds its monthly worship at 6 p.m. Sunday at First Regular Missionary Baptist Church 416 Lincoln. Interdenominational Choir directed by Ruth Jeltz will sing. Rev. Billy Johnson brings the message. Members include A.M. Baptist Ninth Street Baptist St James A.M.E. St Luke A.M.E. Second Christian Friends and Full Gospel Church of God in Christ. Public invited.
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Lawrence Ecumencial Fellowship
First Regular Missionary Baptist Church
Lincoln
Interdenominational
Ruth Jeltz
Billy Johnson
A.M. Baptist
Ninth Street Baptist
St. James A.M.E
St. Luke A.M.E
Second Christian, Friends
Full Gospel Church of God In Christ Churches
Kansas University offers three business skills seminars
The Division of Continuing Education at Kansas University presents three seminars for businessmen on Accounting Principles for Supervisors Building Delegation Skills and Management Skills for Secretaries. They occur January 25 28 and 30 at Plaza Inn Kansas City Missouri. The courses cover finance and accounting principles practices and techniques relevant to business operations delegation of tasks and how secretaries can act as assistants to the boss.
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Division of Continuing Education
Kansas University
Plaza Inn
Kansas City
Clinton Parkway topic for county commission meeting
Douglas County and Lawrence officials will discuss Clinton Parkway at 10 a m Monday in the county commissioner's meeting room They seek to decide if the road will be two lanes four lanes or a combination and how to fund the project after President Ford signed an authorization bill offering 70 percent federal participation.
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Douglas County
Ers
Lawrence
Ford
Mormons Prepare for Hard Times with Food Storage Plan
Mormon welfare program urges members to stock a year's supply of food clothing and essentials to weather downturns. Bishop J Howard Rytting notes local help via church warehouses cash gifts and volunteer tasks while discouraging reliance on government welfare except unemployment and Social Security. Classes on food storage to be offered February through March at 126 Indian Street taught by Jamie Lillywhite aim to teach storage preparation survival skills and home processing.
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Deanne Kunz
The
Mormon’s Relief Society
Jamie Lilywhite
Mrs. Lilywhite
J. Howard Rutting
Lawrence Ward
IGEN
Rytting
Rutting
Kansas
Christ
Jamie Lillywhite
Jewish group gifts 16 volume Encyclopedia Judaica to Kansas School
The Kansas School of Religion received a 16 volume set of the Encyclopedia Judaica from the Jewish Chautauqua Society. Donald Golden of Kansas City presented the volumes Thursday. The set, issued by Keter Publishing House in Jerusalem in 1973, covers Holocaust studies law mysticism Moslem culture and notable literature. The society also sponsors a lectureship started in 1934 by Rabbi Mayer Berg, now chaired by Rabbi Stephen Arnold.
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Kansas School of Religion
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Donald Golden
Kansas City
Chautauqua Society
Jerusalem
Keter Publishing House
The
Mayerberg
Stephen Arnold
Saudi Sheikh Seeks to Buy The Alamo as Gift
Sheikh Masoud Al Sharif Al Hamdan of Saudi Arabia seeks to purchase the Alamo and present it to his son. The Houston lawyer says the request faces difficulties and suggests alternatives. The son is in Texas on a foreign officer training program with four Air Force bases and Ft. Sam Houston nearby.
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San Antonio
Tex
Masoud al- Sharif al Hamdan
Saudi Arabia
Texas
Houston
Air Force Bases
Ft. Sam Houston
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