Church leaders condemn Watergate as moral blight
New York religious figures from multiple groups denounce the Watergate scandal as a threat to democracy. They criticize Nixon's Monday address as inadequate and call for accountability, moral renewal, and reforms to curb government secrecy and corruption.
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World Mission Day at First Christian Church
The World Outreach Committee of the First Christian Church hosts a Sunday program on Christ's mission. Miss Hazel Irene Wait delivers the sermon at 10 15 am with sessions for all ages starting at 9 am. Activities include puppet shows, talks by William Carey and Mrs. Richard Jeske, a Pakistan missions discussion, a North Near East folk dance display, and a community outreach sharing session. A luncheon follows worship, with families asked to bring sandwiches.
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Hazel Irene Wait
India
Catherine Weinang
William Carey
Methodist Church
Africa
Richard Jeske
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Pakistan
Osawatomie Hospital
Clergymen Discuss Trend To Gambling Explosion
The Rev Dr Paul M Minus Jr of Delaware Ohio warns churches must face the rising pattern of state run lotteries and off track betting parlors as a source of new revenue. He notes lotteries attract many players but hardly relieve taxes or curb illegal gambling while targeting the poor.
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Methodist Theological School
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Church to Host Weekend of Special Services
The Church of Christ at 19th and Vt will host a weekend of services with speakers from Iowa Missouri and Kansas. Evangelist Winford Lee of Marinsville Indiana will speak Saturday and Sunday and conduct 7 30 pm services through May 11. Saturday features a 3 pm session and 7 pm night meeting. Sunday services are 10 am 2 30 pm and 6 pm, with the Sunday afternoon meeting at Legion aires preceded by a basket dinner.
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19Th
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Kansas
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Marinsville
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Church Activities and Talks Across Local Congregations
Church briefs list Trinity Lutheran spring banquet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday with guest speaker Mrs. C. G. Cobb on Native Americans Today. Trinity Lutheran also schedules 9 and 11 a.m. Holy Communion services as Pastor Paul Olson begins a three sermon series on Jacob The Family Split. Friends Church presents the fourth sermon film in a science series The Hidden Treasurers showing at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Unitarian Fellowship of Rt 5 holds spring picnic and activities with a white elephant sale at 10 a.m. Elder Isaac Hayes buys the Jackson Temple Church of God in Christ building and services continue. Lynn Taylor of the Kansas School of Religion will discuss Catholic orthodoxy at Plymouth Congregational Church at 9 a.m. Sunday, second in a Tall Men in the Christian Heritage series. Lucile Hoffman leads a piano recital at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with multiple young pianists performing.
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13Th and
N.H
C. G. Cobb
13Th
Paul Olson
Jacob
Unitarian Fellowship of
Rt. 5
Thomas
Aquinas
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lucile Hoffman
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Indian Ave
Kory Kunz
Leslie Koelliker
Bobbi Jo Rytting
Joyce Belthuysen
Janet Wallace
Edward Eidson
Shelly Michelsen
Tamara Lindberg
Lee Jensen
Stephanie Ay
Kansas City To Sponsor Prayer Rally
Vonette Bright wife of Bill Bright founder and president of the Campus Crusade for Christ will speak at a Great Commission Prayer Crusade rally at 10 a.m. Monday May 7 at the Music Hall of Kansas City Municipal Auditorium. Local laymen and women sponsor the event after months of area prayer group activity.
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Crusade For Christ International
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Teaching About the Bible in Public Schools Institute
A two week program titled Teaching About the Bible in Public Schools is set for June 4 15 at the Kansas School of Religion 1300 Dread Ave. The institute will study legal context secular education approaches Bible content teaching methods and resources. It offers three hours of graduate credit toward a master's program for teachers in elementary and secondary public schools.
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Kansas School of Religion
Dread Ave
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