Church Grievances Recalled As Unification Moves Gain
An editorial survey recalls centuries of church conflict between Rome and Canterbury, tracing roots from 1066 to the Reformation and beyond. It notes battles, executions, and legal struggles shaping Anglican Catholic relations and hints at a new ecumenical era after modernization and emancipation acts.
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Paul VI
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
United States
Alexander II
William
England
Harold
Hastings
Henry II
Thomas A Becket
Becket
George III
George IV
Robert Peel
Daniel O'Connell
O'Connell
Rome
Gregory the Great
Augustine
British Isles
Ethelbert
Temple Baptist Church celebrates 20th anniversary
The Temple Baptist Church at 601 Plum St marks its 20th anniversary since organization on June 19 1946 at Barkdull Faulk School. Pastors included E L Averett Jerry Autrey and Alfred Schwab. Current pastor Leon Ivey since 1952 led sixBuilding programs a parsonage purchase and new property. A noon birthday meal accompanies a pew fund campaign and pew purchases. Church school enrollment reaches 589 with Alton Cooper directing Training Union and 250 enrolled. W M U president Rhoda Wesson oversees programs. nursery operates during services and the building is air conditioned.
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Temple Baptist Church
Plum St
Barkdull Faulk
Jackson St
South First
Plum Streets
E. L. Averett
Jerry Autrey
Alfred Schwab
Leon Ivey
Temple
Pew
Marie Kulcke
Ruth Ann Hathaway
William Ragan
Phillip Kulcke
Alton Cooper
Rhoda Wesson
Helen McMullen
Methodists Name Panel On Bequests In Louisiana Church Group
The Methodist Board of Lay Activities in Louisiana forms a Committee on Wills Bequests and Gifts to adapt materials to Louisiana law. The panel includes lawyers from across the state such as Jack L. Simms Leesville Guyton H Watkins Lafayette Richard F Knight Bogalusa and others. New board members include J W Douglas Alexandria Newton Forrest Winnfield Dr Charles E Palmer Natchitoches Roy Rickerson Alexandria and many more from cities including Baton Rouge Shreveport and New Orleans.
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Methodist Board of Lay Activities
Louisiana
Tom Matheny
Hammond
General Board of Lay Activities Committee
Jack L. Simms
Leesville
Guyton H. Watkins
Lafayette
Richard F. Knight
Bogalusa
Kenneth Rigby
Shreveport
Joseph H. Kavanaugh
Baton Rouge
Charles McHale
New Orleans
W. D. Cotton
Rayville
Vinson M. Mouser
Columbia
Bascom D. Talley
Tom H. Matheny
Dudley Snow
John W. Trotter
New Iberia
Conference Methodist Men
Malayfe
Metairie
W. A. Ford
Lake Charles
1000 Club
Herb Moffett
West Monroe
Howard L. Daughenbaugh
David H. Morgan
Newton Forrest
Winnfield
Charles E. Palmer
Natchitoches
Roy Rickerson
Alexandria
John Tubb
Pineville
Col
George Weege
P. C. Robert Jr
L. F. Smith
Seymore Dalshiemer
Houma
George Gandry
Patterson
Judge Carroll Spell
Abbeville
William A. Haskell
Gordon H. Bordelon
Melville
M.be. Notestine
Welsh
Hubert Blanchard
William B. Jackson
Kinder
Eloi Primeaux
Hayes
Robert Chabreck
Grand Chenier
Capt
J. B. Melver
James Pichoff
Oak Grove
W. M. Smith
Russell H. Feild
Donald L. Lilly
Guy L. Smith
Don Aswell
Gretna
James H. Forsyth
H. H. Smith
Bossier City
Worcester Ecumenical City: Churches United Across Denominations
In Worcester Massachusetts religious groups cooperate across Catholic Protestant and Orthodox traditions. The city fosters interchurch initiatives through 17 area convenors and joint programs on poverty jobs housing and civil rights. Dialogues at Assumption College and shared youth events illustrate sustained ecumenical effort in the region.
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Bernard J. ‘Flanagan
Worcester
Commonwealth
Assumption College
Holy Cross College
Adventists Display Relief Van at World Session in Detroit
The Arkansas Louisiana Conference Seventh day Adventists show their disaster relief van in Detroit during the world session. W H Elder Jr notes its use in Hilda Betsy hurricanes and a Shreveport tornado. The van carries a 280 gallon water tank clothing blankets emergency food two 3500 watt generators and a four burner stove. About 1400 delegates attend the 50th global session with elections for officers and administrators for the next four years.
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Elder
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Pastor To Lead Oaklawn Drive Revival Series
A pastor led revival begins today at Oaklawn Drive Baptist Church and runs through June 26. Services occur nightly at 7 30 p m with Jimmy Tucker directing music from Highland Park Baptist Church. A nursery will be available during services.
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Oaklawn Drive Baptist Church
James C. Houston
Jimmy Tucker
Highland Park Baptist Church
Rev. E. Haug to Speak at Gordon Avenue Church
The Rev. Edward R. Haug, Monroe district superintendent, will be guest speaker at 6 p.m. today at Gordon Avenue Methodist Church. Pastor Rev. L R. Roos announced a new weekly schedule starting Sunday June 26 with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. morning service at 10:50 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m.
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Monroe
Edward R. Haug
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
L R. Roos
Ruston Youth Chosen for Jamaica Evangelism Project
K DeWayne Piker of Ruston was picked from nationwide applicants for a June 25 to July 19 youth evangelism mission in Montego Bay Jamaica. He will join seven other Christ Ambassadors to go door to door, share the salvation message, distribute literature, and invite residents to evening rallies at area Assemblies of God churches.
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Ruston
K. DeWayne Piker
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Assemblies of God Christ's Ambassadors
Spiritual Life — Evangelism Commission
C. A
Piker
Assemblies of God
West Monroe
Louisiana Tech
K. C. Piker
Faith Assembly of God
Louisiana Assemblies of God
Christ's Ambassadors
Don R. Logan
Alexandria
Pastor John Gould to Leave Calhoun for Monroe Pastoral Post
The Rev. John C. Gould, five years pastor of Liberty Baptist Church in Calhoun, will relocate to Prairie Road in Monroe to serve at New Light Baptist Church. He and his wife will be honored Sunday night after services with a farewell in the church social hall.
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John C. Gould
Liberty Baptist Church
Calhoun
Prairie Road
Monroe
New Light Baptist Church
Gould
Bawcomville Gospel Services Begin at Church of Christ
A gospel series starts 7 30 p m Monday at the Church of Christ on Jonesboro Road Bawcomville with evangelist Lavern Franks of Yazoo City Mississippi preaching daily through Sunday June 26 at 7 30 p m Brantley minister of the church says Franks has strong knowledge and love for truth and souls He notes no collection is taken to fund the meetings but urges attendance for righteous service.
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Church of Christ
Jonesboro Road
Bawcomville
Jord Brantley
Lavern Franks
Yazoo City
Miss
Brantley
Hell, fear, and honest Bible judgment in preaching
The speaker rejects scare tactics in religion and argues the Bible holds clear verdicts on sin. God’s love includes frank warnings about persistent sin and its consequences, urging repentance and accountability under heaven’s laws.
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Hell
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