Faith and Trust Beyond Evidence
The Rev. Joseph Harvey argues faith is not mere assent but active trust in God's promises. He cites biblical examples, notes faith grows with use, and recalls a tale of a man who must ride in a wheelbarrow to prove belief, highlighting commitment to faith’s risks.
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Deadline for Thursday page church news items
The Journal sets the news deadline for its Saturday church news section as Thursday noon of the week the page is prepared. This cutoff applies only to information for articles and the Sunday Services column.
First Baptist Speaker Dr G Walter Weber At 10 30 Service
Dr. G Walter Weber will address the congregation on A Difficult Assignment during the 10 30 a m communion service at First Baptist Church. Church school starts at 9 15 a m.
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First Baptist
G. Walter Weber
Healing service and meeting at First United Presbyterian Church
The Healing order in Southwest Ohio schedules a 2 p.m. meeting at the First United Presbyterian Church on Central Avenue to promote Christ centered healing. Bi monthly sessions feature guest speakers Harris and Florence Ramseyer of Hamilton. Tomorrow a review of the International Order annual meeting in Little Rock Arkansas from October will be discussed followed by a 4 p.m. spiritual healing service led by Rev. Robert W Ward with a talk titled Opening Our Lives To God.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Central Avenue
Ohio
Harris
Florence Ramseyer
Hamilton
International Order
Little Rock
Ark
Robert W Ward
Louisa May Alcott Born in 1832, American Writer
The American writer Louisa May Alcott was born in 1832 marking the birth year of a prominent novelist known for works such as Little Women. Her early life and literary career helped shape 19th century American literature and women’s writing.
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Louisa May Alcott
Charismatic conference led by McCanns at local church
Former Christ For The Nations faculty Michael and Rita McCann, now building a charismatic Bible institute in Western Europe, will speak at Christian Assembly of God 6830 Trenton Franklin Rd Sunday through Tuesday. They will address the congregation at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday.
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Christ For the Nations Institute
Great Britain
Christian Assembly of God
Trenton- Franklin Road
Michael
Rita McCann
McCann
Christ For the Nations
Western Europe
Central Michigan University
Michigan
Episcopal Theological Seminary of
Kentucky
McCanns
Positive view of papacy from ecumenical talks
An AP report notes a joint Roman Catholic Episcopal commission finding that decentralizing trends and Rome's entry into ecumenism spur other Christians to value a universal primacy. The pope is seen as a unifying center with authority shared across church structures, including lay participation.
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George W. Cornell
Rome
Ecumenical Movement
Icans
Sponsors warn of boycott by Church of God over TV shows
The Church of God, a million member denomination, mails over 200 letters urging sponsors to pull ads from ten prime time programs rated least favorably for violence sex profanity and family portrayal. The list names Maude Soap All In The Family Three's Company Baretta M A S H Redd Foxx Charlie's Angels Jeffersons Kojak as the worst.
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Cleveland, Tenn
Church of God
CBS
ABC
Three
Company
Evening Star deacon to give first sermon
Deacon Larry A. Davis will deliver his first sermon at Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church 539 Garfield St tomorrow at 3 30 p m. An ordained deacon since Aug 16 1975 he lives at 1104 Elm St with wife Janice and daughters Kelly and Andrea. Davis works as a supervisor at International Harvester and the church will host a musical program featuring Doug Tate and the Highlight Inspiration Ensemble of Springfield and the Gospel Workshop of Anderson Ind on Jan 15 at 3:30 p m.
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Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church
Garfield St
Larry A. Davis
Evening Star
Elm St
Janice
Kelly
Andrea
Deacon Davis
International Harvester
Doug Tate
Highlight Inspiration Ensemble
Springfield
Gospel Workshop
Anderson
Ind
Gospel trio to sing at Edgewood Church service
A gospel trio from the Church of Christ in Fairfield will perform at Edgewood Baptist Church tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. Services are held at Edgewood High School while plans progress to erect a church on Wayne Madison Road and Ohio 73. The trio recently sang for the Hamilton Men's Bible Class in Hamilton.
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Trenton
Church of Christ
Fairfield
Edgewood Baptist Church
Edgewood High School
Enereneen
Wayne-Madison Road
Ohio 73
Hamilton
Youth Rally at Breiel Boulevard First Church of God
A Southwestern Ohio Youth Rally will be held Monday at Breiel Boulevard First Church of God beginning at 7 30 p m Guest speaker Robin Wood youth minister from Eaton Indiana son of Rev Charles Wood former minister of music for Crawford Street Church of God now at Breiel Boulevard Church of God
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Ohio
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Church Women United to Meet at New Era
The Middletown CWU holds a regular meeting Monday at 1 30 p m at New Era Baptist Church 1120 Yankee Road with coffee served at 1 15. A second reading and vote on the local group's new constitution will occur. An annual January Luncheon is set for the 27th at noon at Christ United Methodist Church on Marshall Road.
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Middletown Church Women United
New Era Baptist Church
Yankee Road
CWU
Christ United Methodist Church
Marshall Road
Say It With Music to be shown at Blue Ball Church
A film titled Say It With Music filmed in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado will be shown January 15 at 7 15 p m at Blue Ball Presbyterian Church. Narrated by sem Carmichael the feature profiles gospel music and highlights performers The Imperials The Archers Randy Matthews and Gloria Roe.
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Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Sem Carmichael
The
Imperials
Archers
Randy Matthews
Gloria Roe
Sunday church services and speakers listed across several churches
Sunday services feature Rev. Lewis H speaking on satisfaction of need at 6:15, 9:25, and 10:30 a.m. with adult classes at 9:25. Several churches list topics and speakers, communion, church school times, youth meetings, and installation of council members. Notable names include Rev. Harold H. Jung, Dr. Robert E. Lodwick, Rev. David B. Cottrill, Dr. Robert G. Scully, Dr. Irvin W Emmons, Rev. Robert E. Clark, Rev. Warren Brown, Rev. Joseph A. Ferguson, Rev. Timothy Kissel, Evangelist Bill Griffin, and Rev. Paul D. Bergdall across First Church of Christ Scientist, St. Luke, Mount Olivet, First United Methodist, First Christian, Trenton Mennonite, Bethlehem Lutheran, and Mount Zion Baptist. Church schools at 8: a.m. to 11:30 a.m. vary by church. Communion Sunday noted for multiple services.
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Lewis H. Will
Wayne
Oung Life Tiont
Otterbein
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Robert G. Scully
Covenant
First United Presbyterian
Irvin W Emmons
Robert W. Ward
St. Luke United Presbyterian
Robert E. Clark
The
Lamplighters
Messiah Lutheran
Warren Brown
First Christian
Joseph A. Ferguson
Larry Steele
Trenton Mennonite
Timothy Kissel
Bethlehem
Paul D. Bergdall
Mount Zion
Charles E. Strong
Troy
Rev Tim Malone named director of Love Communications
Rev Tim Malone named director of Love Communications replacing Rev Robert Lafferty who steps down for time reasons. Malone remains chief engineer and pastor of Evangel Fellowship while his wife Lisa becomes traffic manager. the family resides in Middletown with their two year old son Jonathan.
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Tim Malone
Love Communications
Miami Valley
Evangel Fellowship
Crawford Street
Malone
Robert Lafferty
Lafferty
Organization
of Love Communications
Evangelallowship
Channel 15
Mr Malone
Terrell
Texas
Dallas
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
West Bend
Wis
Bethel, Ohio
Miles Moving & Storage
Lisa
Dorothea Lafferty
Pastor Lafferty
Malones
Jonathan
Middletown
All you can eat fish dinner at Peasttown church
An all you can eat fish dinner will be held January 13 in the fellowship hall of the Peasttown First Church of God. Tickets start at 4 p.m. and cost 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for children. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
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Fellowship Hall of the
Peasttown First Church of God
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