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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1978

Page

5

Williams marks 23rd anniversary at Yankee Road church

Rev. Rodney G Williams celebrates 23 years as pastor of the Yankee Road First Church of God. He returns to the pulpit after a six week home recovery from back surgery at Middletown Hospital. His sermon theme is God Of Miracles as the church notes a debt-free building program and growth. The pastor reflects on baptisms and the long tenure with his family rooted in the area.

Rodney G Williams Ar Road First Church Yankee Road Williams Uly Middletown Hospit Kly Father Banks Eva Denny Trenton Rick LeSourdsville Williamses Lemon-Monroe High School

Priest Celebrates Golden Jubilee at Jesuit Order

The Rev Edward B. Brueggeman Sr a St Bernard native marked his golden jubilee as a Jesuit. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1928 in Milford was ordained June 21 1941 at Weston College Massachusetts and joined Xavier University in 1962 after two decades at St Mary of the Lake Seminary Mundelein Illinois He chaired Xavier theology for seven years and has led Becker Ecumenical House there since 1965.

Brueggeman St. Bernard Society of Jesus Milford Weston College Massachusetts Xavier University St. Mary of the Lake Seminary Mundelein Xavier Becker Ecumenical House

Women invited to Central Chapter meeting at UD

Women of Middletown area are invited to the Central Chapter of the Women's Agion Fellowship at Kennedy Union University of Dayton for a Saturday September 9 gathering at 4 a.m. Betty Charles of Manheim Pennsylvania is guest speaker. She and her husband were missionaries in Brazil where they adopted two children. The couple now focus their ministry on family life. No reservations required.

Middletown Ares Women's Agion Fellowship Kennedy Union University of Dayton Betty Charles Manheim Brazil

Musician Tom Nitzsche to perform at Peasttown First Church of God

Former local minister of music Tom Nitzsche and his wife Jo Ann will appear at 7 pm tomorrow at Peasttown First Church of God. The program features a guest performance by the couple in a community church event.

Tom Nitzsche Jo Ann Peasttown First Church of God

CROP Anniversary Set With Walk A Thon At State Capitol

Ohio CROP will celebrate its 30th anniversary on Saturday September 9 at 3 30 PM on the state Capitol grounds. Rev Ronald E Stenning CROP national director will attend along with church leaders including former Ohio directors and county leaders. The event caps a Franklin County walkathon with multiple 10 mile walks and eight starting points in county outlying areas.

Ohio Crop Christian Rural Overseas Program State Capitol Ronald E. Stenning Ohio Church’ War World Service Board

Franklin man to lead Poasttown Baptist Chapel service

Elmer Johnson, 28 year Franklin resident and owner of Christian Book and Music Center, will assume duties as pastor of Poasttown Baptist Chapel with his first service tomorrow at Poasttown Elementary School. Johnson attends Temple Baptist College Cincinnati and has served in the Army. He and his wife Ida live in Franklin with son Shawn.

Elmer Johnson Franklin Poasttown Trenton-Franklin Road Johnson Temple Baptist College Cincinnati Christian Book and Music Center Tytus Ave Middletown Kentucky Monsanto Research Corp Miamisburg Ida Shawn Meadowlar Drive

Sawdust Trail invites Middletown faith columnists

All Middletown area sons clergy and laity are invited to submit a religion oriented column to The Journal with the Sawdust Trail appearing each Saturday. Contributors may share faith statements or personal experiences up to about 250 words. Inquiries directed to Sandy Pawelkoski at The Journal.

Middletown Area Journal Church Yes Sandy Pawelkoski

Tabernacle Hosts Pre-Pastor Anniversary Service

The Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe at 510 18th Ave will host the Church of God Mission of Hamilton for a 330 PM pre past or anniversary service. The Rev. Jessie Hall of the guest church will speak.

Shiloh

Tinker Bell Slur Debate Spurs Church Leader Criticism

Wichita minister blasts Peter Pan portrayal citing use of the word ass. University of Missouri Kansas City English professor says Barrie meant donkey. American use as a crude insult is a different sense. Reverend Ron Adrian criticized the script in a Wichita Eagle letter.

Kansas City, Mo Wichita Peter Panis University of Missouri-Kansas City David Weinglass James Barrie Tinker Bell Wendy England Weinglass Ron Adrian Concerned Citizens For Community Standards Wichita Eagle

Doctor Hammond Completes AAFP Continuing Education

Dr. Jerry D. Hammond has completed required continuing medical education to keep active in the American Academy of Family Physicians. Members must complete at least 150 hours of accredited study every three years.

Jerry D. Hammond American Academy of Family Physicians National Association of Family Doctors

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