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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1977
Page
2
A sweeping defense of religious liberty in the United States. The piece notes America’s two hundred year anniversary of freedom, praises the protection of religion even for atheists, and recalls Mennonite history of persecution to highlight the value of faith amid government limits. It urges gratitude and vigilance to preserve freedoms.
Rabbi Davis of White Plains argues cults exploit family faith gaps and youths isolated by modern life. He cites brainwashing tactics and urges scientific study to protect youths while safeguarding First Amendment rights. He helped form Citizens Engaged in Reuniting Families to assist families with youths drawn into cults.
A community program titled Freedom Gospel Singers will gather Monday from 6 to 9 p.m. on the Franklin National Bank parking lot. Rev. Eddie Bates organizes the event and expects 15 to 25 participants with more invited. Interested individuals should contact Franklin Missionary Baptist Temple, which will oversee seating for the July Fourth program.
The Brower Family Singers of Texas will perform gospel concerts and lead revivals at Evangel Fellowship Church 401 Crawford St from tomorrow through July 10 with daily services at 7 pm A Fourth of July rally is planned Rev Robert Lafferty notes the group travels about 30 000 miles annually and appears on Channel 15 cable TV The Brower family has strong ties to gospel ministry across Alaska Hollywood Europe and the West Indies with missionary work spanning more than two decades
British novelist Joseph Conrad was born Josef Teodor Konrad Nalecz Korzeniowski in the Ukraine. Both his parents were Polish.
The article notes Denison University, a Baptist institution, located at Granville in 1831 as Granville Literary and Theological Institute.
Multiple Middletown churches announce Sunday services with varied speakers and themes at 8:15 to 10:35 a.m. Church schools run around 9:15 a.m. and 9:25 a.m. Readers include Dr. G Walter Weber, Rev Paul Bergdall, Rev Robert Clark, Bennie Blankenship, Stacy Evans, Rev Lewis Seems, Rev R W Ward, Rev Paul A Remick, Dr J Bruce Behney, Rev David B Cottrill, Dr Robert E Lodwick, Rev Warren Brown.
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