Sunday Worship Services and Sermon Topics Across Local Churches
A sweep of morning worship plans lists speakers and sermon titles at Faith United Methodist Bethlehem Lutheran St. Luke Presbyterian Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Bonita Drive Church of God First Church of Christ Scientist Logan Avenue Church of Christ First Presbyterian and St. Pauls United Church of Christ. Services run 8:15 to 11:00 a.m. with Sunday schools starting around 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. Youth confirmations and recognitions noted.
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Faith United Methodist
Clifford Stearns
First Church of Christ
First Presbyterian
Irvin Emmons
Filion Reinsman Totals Through Mid April
Canadian horseman Herve Filion reached 105 driving wins by mid April, three short of his 1972 April 15 tally.
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Herve Filion
Spring Hill PTO elects officers
Rick Swartz has been elected president of the Spring Hill PTO for the coming year. Other officers named were James Schull vice president William Hall secretary and Mrs Tim Brown treasurer.
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Rick Swartz
Spring Hill
Pastor Charles Miller to be honored at Meadowlawn Church dinner
The Rev. Charles Miller, pastor of Meadowlawn Church of God since March 1971, will be the guest of honor at a covered dish dinner in Fellowship Hall starting at 1 p.m. A 10:30 a.m. worship service will be led by church lay leaders.
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St. Luke Presbyterian
Robert Clark
Presbyterian Way
Bonita Drive
Church of God
L. Douglas LaCourse
Bible School
Charles Miller
Meadowlawn Church of God
Fellowship Hall
Christ
John
Jesus
Paul
United Dixon Methodist Choir to Give 5 PM Program
The United Dixon Methodist Choir of Dayton will present a program at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The event is sponsored by Mrs. Mattie Bryant.
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United Dixon Methodist Choir of
Dayton
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Mattie Bryant
Southern Presbyterians Near Climax in Internal Conflict
The AP reports growing tension within the Southern Presbyterian Church as conservatives plan a separate denomination. About 300 local congregations participate in early planning amid lawsuits, meetings, and appeals over reunion with Northern Presbyterians and social issues. Michael Carr Jr. withdraws from nomination for moderator due to hosting ties to the breakaway event.
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George W. Cornell
NEW York
William Falkner
Presbyterian Church
U.S
L. Nelson Bell
Montreal
N.C
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlanta
Donald B. Patterson
Jackson
Miss
National Council of Churches
Michael L. Carr Jr
Brookhaven
First Presbyterian Church
Concert at Bethel AME stage features Miss Irma George
Miss Irma Jeanne George of Dayton will headline a concert at Bethel AME Church tomorrow at 4 p.m. Sponsored by the church’s Senior Usher Board, she brings voice and music education training from Wilberforce and Central State Universities with graduate study at WVU and Miami University. She has toured with the Wilberforce Singers and appeared on radio and TV, teaches in Dayton public schools, and holds memberships in the National Education Association Dayton Classroom Teachers’ Executive Board and the Dayton Philharmonic and Opera choruses.
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Irma Jeanne George
Dayton
Bethel Ame
Miss George
Wilberforce University
Central State University
West Virginia University
Miami University
Belle Lehman
Theodore Heinman
Mary Pyrtle
Wilberforce Singers
Dayton Public Schools
National Education Association
New Presbyterian church movement forms in the Southeast
Four presbyteries representing Alabama Georgia Virginia and Tennessee met in Atlanta to form a provisional framework for a new conservative Presbyterian body. The Steering Committee for a Continuing Church aims to unite dissenting congregations within the Presbyterian Church U S. The effort seeks a smaller yet cohesive reform movement grounded in scripture and the reformed faith.
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Atlanta
Southern Presbyterian Church
Donald Dunkerley
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Warrior
Georgia
Vanguard Presbytery
Westminster Presbytery
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Presbyterian Church of the US
Southeast
John E. Richards
Macon
Richards
Reach Out Week Closes At 1st Baptist Church
The Reach Out Week at First Baptist Church 4500 Riverview Drive ends with a 7:30 p.m. service tomorrow. Rev G Walter Weber praises the evangelistic effort led by Mel Dibble Team with adult meetings and Youth Scene by Murray Turner. Remaining events include 7:30 p.m. team service tonight and 10:30 a.m. worship tomorrow.
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G. Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Riverview Drive
Mel Dibble
Dibble
Murray’ Turner
Fellowship of the Church
Turner
Miss Miriam Crenshaw to Speak at Emmanuel Baptist
The Ministers Wives' Council sponsors a program at Emmanuel Baptist Church tonight at 7:30 p.m. The event features a speech by Miss Miriam Crenshaw and musical numbers by the city's youth choirs.
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Miriam Crenshaw
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Ministers Wives’ Council
Confirmation ceremony set at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ten young people including Sharon Adams Thomas Buchanan Richard Hatfield Roy Hatfield Ron Helsinger John Hodson Karen Kjelby Janice Frye Alex Rogl and Robert Schubert will be confirmed tomorrow at Bethlehem Lutheran Church A Family Night at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall will honor the confirmands and their parents
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Sharon Adams
Thomas Buchanan
Richard Hatfield
Roy Hatfield
Ron Helsinger
John Hodson
Karen Kjelby
Janice Frye
Alex Rogl
Robert Schubert
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Day Observance Speakers at United Missionary Baptist
Mrs Rachel B Jones of Columbus will speak at the 11 a m worship service as Women’s Day is observed. A Georgia native and lodge leader she will discuss Women Together for Knowledge Progress and Freedom. Service led by women under Mrs Flossie Hunter with project chair Mrs Louella Thompson.
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Rachel B. Jones
Columbus
United Missionary Baptist Church
Jones
Georgia
Flossie Hunter
Louella Thompson
Dr Richard Bright’s Role in Bright’s Disease Named
English physician Richard Bright first described kidney disease later named Brights disease in 1827. The note highlights his contribution to nephrology and the historical naming of the condition.
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Richard Bright
England
Bright’s
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