Lawrence Student to Sing With Sterling College Choir
Miss Myrna Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson 1840 Learnard Ave will perform with the Sterling College Concert Choir at 8 p m Sunday First Presbyterian Church 2415 W 23rd Lawrence She is a Sterling College senior majoring in elementary education and a Lawrence High School graduate Leon Akins directs the 36 member choir on a tour of seven Midwestern states Sunday’s concert is the third stop on a 17 stop itinerary The public is invited to attend.
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Harold Johnson
Learnard Ave
Sterling College
First Presbyterian Church
W. 23Rd
Miss. Johnson
Lawrence High School
Leon Akins
Pastor to Be Recognized On Sunday
The First Baptist Church at 801 Ky designates Sunday as Appreciation Sunday for Pastor Rev. M. C. Allen. The 11 am service will see an extra effort by members and community to honor his 17 years of continuous service and to mark the 17th anniversary of his first sermon at the church. Louis F. Cannavale chairs the Board of Deacons.
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First Baptist Church
M. C. Allen
Louis F. Cannavale
Mr. Allen
Pastor Harold Mallett Hosts Religious Show on Channel 6
The Rev Harold Mallett of First Presbyterian Church 2415 W 23rd will host The Pastor's Study on Sunflower Cablevision Channel 6. The half hour program airs 8 tonight and will run Fridays for three weeks with live phone Q A on topics from marriage to religion. sponsored by the church Local Mission and Witness committee. Mallett previously hosted a similar program on KTVH TV in Hutchison Wichita area.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. 23Rd
Sunflower Cablevision
Mallett
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Volunteers Plan Gospel Handout Across North America
Volunteers will go door to door Sunday to distribute gospel literature led by Rev. William DeLaughder of the Key '73 movement. The interdenominational effort is sponsored locally by the Douglas County Ministerial Alliance, with literature also distributed through some churches. Readers are urged to study the Gospel According to Luke in early April and can request the material via their minister or DeLaughder.
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William DeLaughder
Douglas County
Mr. DeLaughder
Area Churches Hold Services for Lent
Lent series continues this Sunday with a 7 p.m. meeting at Berryton United Methodist Church. Last Sunday at Big Springs United Methodist Church drew about 150 attendees for a themed service led by Rev. Jack Mathis with a vocal trio providing music.
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Berryton United Methodist Church
Big Springs United Methodist Church
Jack Mathis
Church Hosts World Themed Lenten Study at First United
The First United Methodist Church at 946 N.H. hosts a Lenten study titled Church of the World at 8 p.m. on Monday with follow up sessions April 15 and 22. Oliver Phillips of the KU classics department leads, focusing on Acts and other New Testament parts. Meetings are in the Fireside Room, with nursery care available.
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N.H
Church of the World
Oliver Phillips
Kansas University Classics Department
Phillips
Perkins Theological Seminary
Southern Methodist University
Fellowship Hall
Church
Museums Plan 1978 Summer Workshops for Youth
The Kansas University Museums of Natural History invite applications for 15 five day summer workshops in 1978. Ray Ashton notes a new format with sessions on reptiles amphibians birds mammals fish fossils and insects. Sessions run June 4 8 to Aug 6 10 8 30 to 11 30 a m for ages 8 to 13. Enrollment limited to 15 per session. apply early.
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Kansas University Museums of Natural History
Ray Ashton
Ashton
Lawrence
Museum of Natural History
Church Sponsors Missionary Talks
Paul Rhoads, missionary journeyman, will speak Sunday at Faith Southern Baptist Church at 11 am and present a slide show at 7 30 pm. He has served in Korea and plans to return as a career missionary. He is finishing a master of divinity at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City Missouri.
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Paul Rhoads
Faith Southern Baptist Church
31St
Iowa
Rhoads
Korea
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Two Kingston Churches Forge Union after Flood
In Kingston Pennsylvania two neighboring churches United Presbyterian and United Methodist merged into a single Church of Christ Uniting after June floods. The move reflects a bottom up approach to interdenominational unity with plans for 30 generating communities and a national network.
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United Methodist
Kingston
E. Allen Campbell
America
Church of Christ Uniting
Paul A. Crow Jr
Princeton, N.J
Consultation On Church Union
Memphis
Tenn
Church Briefs Highlight Shared Offerings and Meetings
Local congregations plan One Great Hour of Sharing services at Plymouth Congregational and adjacent United Methodist communities. Women and Relief Society groups schedule lectures on faith, health, and moral laws with open invitations to members and couples. Beatrice Wright of KU to discuss suffering from both perspectives.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
United Methodist Church
Linwood
Sunflower Village
The
Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Indian Ave
Festival of Arts Kicks Off With Blues Legend and Gallery Show
The seventh annual Festival of the Arts opens on the Kansas University campus featuring B B King performing at Hoch Auditorium at 8 11 p m April 7. Judy Chicago feminist art opens at the Kansas Union Gallery and runs through April 7 with a lecture and film in Woodruff Auditorium. An art sale runs April 7 from 11 a m to 4 p m in front of the Kansas Union. Other events run 8 15 p m nightly at Hoch Auditorium including Vonnegut play Harpy Birthday Wanda June, Moog synthesizer lecture, David Steinberg appearance with Jimmie Spheeris, and John Lahr talk April 5.
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SUA
3B. B. King
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Union Gallery
California
Judy Chicago
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Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
Office Suggested at KU To Help the Handicapped
Roger Williams heads a KU committee seeking federal funds to support disability access on campus. The group has surveyed facilities, works by volunteers, and needs funds for accessibility signs. Donald Alderson proposes a dedicated office to serve disabled students, with a formal plan for 1975.
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KU Law School
Frank Hoge
State’ Department of Social Welfare
Kansas’ University
Donald Alderson
Anderson
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Douglas County Council Grants Over $14,000 for Senior Bus
The Douglas County Planning Council on Services to the Aging Inc approved a grant exceeding 14 000 for a senior bus. Council president Nell Mitchell announced word of approval and expected confirmation letter. The grant will be matched by 4 250 from the city of Lawrence.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Planning Council
Nell Mitchell
Council
Lawrence
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