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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1975
Page
7
A series of meetings at Think Busts featuring preaching by faculty from Criswell Bible College in Dallas. The program includes speakers and tie to services Sunday with events noted for a state lecture series by City Baptists.
A Mennonite church faction in Philadelphia faces internal strife as bishops and congregants rebut Anglican like discipline. A figure named Bear accuses a bishop of breaking church law by denying communion to two members. He claims ongoing dissent within the church over strict doctrine and legitimacy of actions.
The State Supreme Court hears arguments over whether a church's shunning of a member accused of heresy breaches religious freedom or crosses moral bounds. Bear, separated from his family, seeks relief as excommunication affects his marriage and children. The Reformed Mennonite movement, originating in 1812, uses shunning as discipline, with cases rare enough to reach courts.
Hobbs voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide a $2 million bond issue for the Holby Municipal School District. The plan includes a 60 foot pool complex and other facilities at the high school, funded by the bond and annual tax levy.
Spanish groups convene in a community assembly with attendees representing local clubs and cultural organizations. Speakers address education, civic participation, and mutual aid, outlining upcoming events and collaborative efforts across neighborhoods.
The Presbyterian Church announces a Family Workshop themed Family There’s Chance with sessions led by Rev. Lawrence Medeniter of Westminster Pres, and Ger seemoly of the U.S. Ger. The program includes a Christian Money Management talk, a salad supper, worship, and speakers guiding families through practical faith-based activities at Minnum Quad on Sunday and Monday evenings.
In local church notes the Gospel Church announced a spiritual renewal week with services and activities planned for the community. Frequent attendees and new visitors were encouraged to participate, with a focus on renewal through prayer and worship at the church.
Vacation Bible School Swap Shop set for Monday at the church with Ron Bailey directing all sessions. Teachers will exchange ideas, methods and materials for teaching Bible lessons and how to keep students engaged. The event is open to the public.
Outreach of Pentecostal Church arranged appearances nationwide as evangelists prepare talks at Bra co Tabernacle and youth choirs join in prayer. Topical sermons, school outreach, and community events highlighted by pastors and visiting speakers.
The annual Royal Ambassadors Field Day for youth groups at Liathhock Bayt union is scheduled today featuring rallies, games, and nature activities. Rev F Charen leads the event at 189 Ave M, with open access to the public and a report on home support.
Local churches joined a coordinated effort to collect blankets for refugees amid cold weather. The drive, coordinated with civic groups, aims to aid orphaned children and families in need as part of ongoing relief efforts.
West Texas native and Wayland Baptist College graduate Rev En Scarborough will lead a revival at New Best Hope Baptist Church starting Sunday. Services begin 1 a.m. Sunday and 8 p.m. Monday through Wednesday with meals and nursery provided.
United Methodist churches of the Latwick district announce a Vacation School Workshop at John's United Methodist, 7th Street and An Corsiy Avenue, from 19 to Ppt today. The event offers Christian Studies for Children, learning arcs on missions, recreation, and family gatherings, with a children's choir and lunch care services for interested participants. For child care or questions, call Tom Hilfe at 799-870.
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