Korros to lead Greater Cincinnati Jewish Theological Seminary drive
Fred Korros named general chairman of the Greater Cincinnati Committee for the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. A Cincinnati civic leader, Korros has held multiple honors and leadership roles in Jewish education and community organizations. The seminary trains rabbis teachers and supports cultural programs with a New York campus.
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Cincinnati
Fred Korros
Greater Cincinnati
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Korros
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Delta Mu Delta
American Association of Jewish Education
Cincinnati Bureau of Jewish Education
Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
Federation
Jewish Community Center
New York City
Adath Israel
Seminary
Conservative Judaism
B'nai Avraham Nothern Hills Synagogue
B'nai Tzedek
Beth Israel
Hamilton
Temple Baptist College promotes Gail E. Terrell to president
Chester E. Ratliff, chancellor of Temple Baptist College and pastor of Temple Baptist Church, announces Gail E. Terrell as president. The college north of Cincinnati at 11965 Kenn Road Springdale offers majors in business, elementary education, music, Bible, and Christian education.
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Chester E. Ratliff
Temple Baptist College
Temple Baptist Church
Gail E. Terrell
Cincinnati
Kenn Road
Springdale
Terrell
Tristate
Willing Workers Club To Sponsor Program Sunday
The Willing Workers Club will sponsor a program at Emmanuel Baptist Church tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m. The event aims to support church activities and community outreach.
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Willing Workers Club
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Pastor receives plaque for service at Cincinnati church
The Rev. Jack Deaton of 154 Anne Road received an engraved plaque from Central Church of Religious Sciences in Cincinnati for his service and dedication. He has served as pastor for a year while working as a diesel repairman in Armco Steel Corp. maintenance. He studied at Lemon Monroe High School and Miami University Middletown Campus, trained in Cincinnati, earned religious science practitioner certification, and pursued further accreditation at Los Angeles institutions and the National Congress of Churches event.
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City of Peace
State of Israel Bonds
University of Cincinnati
Jewish Community Center
Torch of Liberty
Society of Fellows
The
Anti-Defamation League
Korros
Vercoe & Company, Inc
Cincinnati Society of Financial Analysts
Hayden, Stone, Inc
Westheimer & Company
Jack Deaton
Anne Road
Central Church of Religious Sciences
Cincinnati
Deaton
Armco Steel Corp
Lemon- Monroe High School
Middletown
Miami University
Institute of Religious Science
Los Angeles
Calif
National Congress of Religious Science Churches
Robert W. Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas City
Taylor
Ilinois
Taylorey
Jesus
Trueblood to Receive Upper Room Citation in Indianapolis
D Elton Trueblood professor at Earlham College and noted Quaker author will receive the 1974 Upper Room Citation at a dinner in Indianapolis. The award, in its twenty sixth year, honors contributors to worldwide fellowship. He founded the Yokefellow International Movement and has taught at five colleges. The Upper Room is an inter denominational daily devotional guide printed in 40 languages and distributed in over 100 countries.
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D. Elton Trueblood
Earlham College
Indianapolis
Trueblood
Yokefellow International Movement
United States
Sunday Area Church Services Feature Sermons Across Denominations
The article lists numerous churches in the city with upcoming worships at 8:15, 9:15, 9:30, 10:30, and 11:00 a.m. Services include speakers such as Rev. Roger Ashley Rev. LaCourse and Dr. Irvin Emmons. Bible school and youth classes are scheduled before or after services.
Living Bible tops 1973 best seller list
The Living Bible was the No 1 hardback best seller in 1973 with seven million copies sold that year. Dr Kenneth Taylor of Tyndale House notes 13 percent of all Living Bible sales occurred since late 1971, with one million copies in October, another in November, and half a million by year end.
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Living Bible
Kenneth Taylor
Tyndale House
Taylor
Vesper Program at New Era Baptist Church Sunday
New Era Baptist Church hosts a vesper program at 5 p m tomorrow with the theme What is Love The principal speaker is Mrs Lee Pearson Music from the primary and kindergarten classes the Senior Youth Choir with solos by Miss Elaine Stephenson a guest guitarist and Shari Hawkins on violin accompanied by Mrs E H McCandlish A luncheon follows in Fellowship Hall Also notes spring salmon return to their birthplace to breed and die
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New Era Baptist Church
Lee Pearson
Elaine Stephenson
Shari Hawkins
E. H. McCandlish
Fellowship Hall
Teens From First Baptist to Perform Vocal and Instrumental
Teen-aged members of First Baptist Church who won honors in the Southwestern Ohio Music Education Association competition will present a vocal and instrumental concert at the church tomorrow beginning at 2 30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
Southwestern Ohio Music Education Association
Church Women United to hear Dr Weber at Emmanuel Baptist
Dr. G Walter Weber pastor of First Baptist Church will speak at the regular monthly meeting of Church Women United on Monday. The meeting starts at 1 30 p m at Emmanuel Baptist Church.
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G. Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Church Women United
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Evangelist Grace Hobart to Lead Tabernacle Program Tomorrow
Evangelist Grace Hobart and her husband will present a program at Tabernacle tomorrow starting at 3 30 p m. A Young People’s Union program follows at 6 p m featuring a taped interview with a heroin addict.
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Grace Hobart
Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle
Young People’s Union
Young People’s Concert at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church will host a youth concert at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall directed by Edward Gray. The program blends secular patriotic and sacred pieces including The Sound of Music and Fiddler On the Roof selections with Love Them Now. Nursery care is offered and a free will offering supports sending youths to the Presbyterian Music Worship and Recreation Conference in Montreal, NC, this summer.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Edward Gray
the Sound of Music
Presbyterian Music, Worship and Recreation
Montreal
N.C
Girls Scout Troop 1817 to Lead 10 30 A M Worship
Senior Girl Scout Troop 1817 will conduct a 10 30 a m worship service at St Luke tomorrow for Girl Scout week. Miss Sandy Robinson will speak on Walking in Faith Believing an offertory cello solo by Miss Bonnie Blackmore. Troop Leader Mrs Barbara Shoemaker will present three worship banners to the church. Gold discovery near Coloma California on Jan 24 1848 on land owned by John Augustus Sutter.
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St. Luke Presbyterian Church
Sandy Robinson
Bonnie Blackmore
Barbara Shoemaker
Coloma
Calif
John Augustus Sutter
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Bud) Steller Mor
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