Revival and faith events fill Topeka churches week
Evangelist Gary Jayne speaks at Grace Baptist Church revival Monday through February 7 at 7 30 p.m. The Sundown Gospel Singers will sing. Prof Rose Greaves discusses the contemporary Middle East at Pleasant Valley Meeting House Sunday at 10 a.m. in a Unitarian fellowship service.
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Gary Jayne
West Side Baptist Church
Topeka
Grace Baptist Church
E. 23Rd
Sundown Gospel Singers
Rose Greaves
Middle East
Pleasant Valley Meeting House
Unitarian Fellowship
Herbert Burdsall
Church World Service For
Kansas
Central United Methodist Church
15Th
Massachusetts
Peru
Pakistan
First United Methodist Church Installs 1971 Officers
1971 officers elected for the First United Methodist Church at 10th and Vermont include lay leader Warren Bell and administrative board chair Gerald Pearson. Executive board chair Charles Saunders and trustees chair James Paddock, with commissions led by Russell Mosser and Joseph Wilson among others. Secretary to the board is Mrs. J W Paddock and delegates to the annual conference are Carl Knox and Gerald Pearson.
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First United Methodist Church
10Th
Vermont
Warren Bell
Gerald Pearson
Charles Saunders
James Paddock
Russell
Baker pLaymen tour to present original musical BALDWIN
Baker University students in the Baker pLaymen group launch a 16 stop Missouri and Kansas tour featuring Count Me In a youth oriented musical. The project from January interterm opens at Osawatomie State Hospital and continues at two Kansas City churches with plans for include venues at Leavenworth Penitentiary and Independence Methodist rally.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Baker pLaymen
Missouri
Kansas
Baker
Osawatomie State Hospital
Kansas City
U.S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Independence
Kan
Center Victim of Tight Purse Strings
The Episcopal Church Center in midtown Manhattan slashes two thirds of its staff amid a $2 million 1971 budget shortfall. The cut, begun under Presiding Bishop Hines, may shift headquarters to Kansas City, with 110 remaining core workers acting as a liaison and switchboard unit. Employees are entitled to severance pay and career counseling.
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New York
Episcopal Church Center
Manhattan
Roger W. Blanchard
Presiding
John E. Hines
Episcopal National
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Fla
Blanchard
Ohio
Hines
Youth to Lead Sunday Services at Trinity Lutheran Church
Youths of Trinity Lutheran Church will lead the 9 and 11 a.m. services Sunday with youth handling tasks normally done by adults. Carolyn Frank and John Nitcher will speak. Paul Carttar serves as liturgist. The Youth Choir director is Jan Hicks with Jennifer Medley and Roxzine Rygmyr as acolytes.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Carolyn Frank
John Nitcher
Paul Carttar
Jan Hicks
Jennifer Medley
Roxzine Rygmyr
Paul Glahn
Diane Mesier
Bill Lemesang
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