College President Dr Young to Speak at Parkway Church
Kentucky Christian College president Dr Young will address Kentucky Christian Day at Parkway Church of Christ. He will speak at the Bible School 9 30 a m and the worship service 10 30 a m. Surrender, a student choir from the college, will perform the song Surrender and lead a youth rally at 2 30 p m. The event features other church activities and congregational meetings.
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Lewis Palmer Young
Kentucky Christian College
Kentucky Christian
Parkway Church of Christ
Young
Bible School
Surrender
Micky Mays
Parkway
Jack Mays
Grayson
Cincinnati Christian Seminary
Milligan College
Tennessee
North American Christian Convention
Christian Churches
Churches of Christ
Southern Christian Convention
Kentucky
First United Methodist
Robert G. Scully
First Christian
Karen Freberg
Grace Alexander
Bonita Drive
Bethlehem Lutheran
Paul D. Bergdall
Israel makes paying for conversion to Christianity a crime
The law criminalizes offering material inducements to convert and punishes recipients. Rabbis and church leaders clash over motives while observers question enforcement. Jerusalem vandalism and anti missionary groups stain tensions between Jewish and Christian communities amid debates on religious outreach.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Holy Land
Yehuda Meir Abramowitz
Yosef Immanuel
Israel Interfaith Committee
Immanuel
Abramowitz
Michigan CROP director to speak at Trenton church
Trent on Michigan CROP director David Bower will speak at the 10:30 a.m. worship service tomorrow at Trenton Mennonite Church, 2 E Main St. Bower, brother of Susan Kissel, has guided the hunger appeal in Michigan for about a decade and spent time with Church World Service in India. He is originally from Boyertown, Pennsylvania.
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Trenton
David Bower
CROP
State of
Michigan
Trenton Mennonite Church
E. Main St
Bower
Susan Kissel
Trenton Mennonite
Timothy Kissel
Hunger Appeal
Church World Service
India
Boyertown
Man accused of slaying nun ruled incompetent
Dayton Ohio AP 56 year old Ar mel Lee Mullins charged in the Sept 19 nun death Sister Donna Jean Blaul. Judge Yeazel ordered commitment to Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane until he can stand trial. A psychiatrist testified Mullins is schizophrenic and believes religious leaders and police are rats. Mullins previously convicted of murder in Kentucky including his wife and paroled in 1973 after 13 years.
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Dayton, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Montgomery County Common Pleas
Russell Yeazel
Armel Lee Mullins
Donna Jean Blaul
Howard H. Sokolov
Dayton Area Center For Forensic Psychiatry
Mullins
Sokolov
Joan Pfeiffer
Donna. Mullins
Kentucky
Kentucky State Penitentiary
Evening Star hosts record artists event at church
Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church at 530 Garfield St hosts a guest lineup at 3 30 p m featuring Doug Toles and the Highlight Ensemble of Springfield the Anderson Ind Chapter of the Music Gospel Workshop Lawrence Head and Faith Incorporated of Dayton and the Gospel Messengers of Cincinnati
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Evening Star Missionary Baptist
Middletown zone move and probate claim notice
Legal notice records a zone reclassification request in Middletown Butler County Ohio from a medium density dwelling district to general industrial for several city lots totaling about 9 acres. It also lists probate court action EA 7068 on the estate of Gertrude Hammer with a $3243.75 claim for services and a February 14 1978 hearing date, Edward G Bruce executor.
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Julia J. Ruffin
Middletown
E. OD. Jenkins
Ohio
Ruthie Williams Haziey
Ruthie Haziey
Harry F. Walsh
Donald M. Gose
Butler County Probate Court
Elaine Meeks
Forest Avenue
Mary Alice Neely
Harry F Walsh
John A. Whittington
First National Bank
Elizabeth Alice Golphin
Finkelman and Ross
Edna Harpe
Lewis Street
Ambrus Harpe
Ampbrus O Harpe
Ambrus Dudley Harpe
Harry F.walsh
James Smith
Lebanon
Annie Smith
William A. Owens
Eula B. Owens
Liberty Township
Robert C. Cox
West Chester
Helen Winglewich
Helen Enoch Winglewich
Helen G. Winglewich
Helen Gertrude Enoch
Laverne L Dierks
Harold W. Dierks
University and
Breiel Boulevard
City Planning Commission
City of
City Commission
City Commission Chamber
City Centre Plaza
Clerk of the
Jefferson Street
Marietta Avenue
Charles Street
Common Pleas Court
Butter County
Gertrude Hammer
Anna Futterer
Goethester
Durmersheim
Germany
Alois Stolzel, Jr
Friedhofsti
Durmershem
Gabriele Merkel Volz
Kreuzstr
Bietigheim Soilingen
Klara Schottmailer
Heidemarie Bannasch
Almenweg
Lon Wolfe
Gary Smith
New Jersey
United Church Homes Inc
Upper Sandusky
Emmaus Home
Marthasville
Missouri
St Charles
Fort Wayne Children’s Home
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Edwardg. Bruce
Civic Centre Plaza
South Main Street
R. Paul Christiansen
Department of Planning and Community Development
Onio
PAPACT Pennsylvania Seeks State Constitution Adoption
On September 2, 1776 PAPACT adopted its plan to establish a state constitution for Pennsylvania. The move aims to formalize governance and define rights, with implications for colonial self rule and regional authority within the province.
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Pennsylvania
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