Indian Epworth group aids six year old Allen Enos
The Young Adults Class of a Methodist church supports Allen Enos a six year old American Indian by raising funds and sending two dollars monthly for food clothing and education. Members send photographs letters and extra money for special occasions. A bulletin board at church tracks his age birthday and updates. The fund is aided by the Christian Children's Fund of Richmond Virginia which handles adoptions in 55 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen Enos
Proc Ited Methodist
Allen
Sponeers
Miss Haid
Christian Children’s Fund of
Richmond VA
Faith and Church Listings From Harlensburg Area
A dense compilation of local church notices and service times across Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other denominations in Harlensburg and nearby areas. The list includes sunrise and morning worship hours, Sunday School times, evening services, prayer meetings, and pastor or superintendent names for multiple congregations. It also notes a historical aside about ancient fire carts and Ferdinand Verbiest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Faith Baptist
Harlensburg
WEST
Sospil Satake
Pas Pitt
Ton Radway
Evast Baptist
Feil
North Sis
Calvin
Meretti
Aim
Maeling
CMG
At, Paul
W. Marth
Ren
Grant St
J. ON
Pasat
Dso
Siarday Schook Atwater
Baetist Church
Covert
Washington St
Alfey's
Episuspal
Ity
Eas Falls
Herat
Suimon
sGhoteh Schosh
Lutheran Church
Sainte Grant
Jefferson Sts
Ae Tee
Pasar
Cart
Mighlarg Ak Fairfield
Phare
Pest
Fi Oonald
Cochran
HVE Enaam
Witeh Sehort
Heeath Waroe
Payer
Westesday
Eastbrogr
Ethorist
Hew
Emmanuel
Mitchel Road
Oedday
Byrom Poate Methodist Church
Nantes
G. Ankeny
Ehhed
Hutford, Jr
He Fustell &, Ferry
Penta
Wareeth i Hiles
Pamter
Eanard Pearson St
Christ Gospel Church
Jackson Avenue
James Varnerer
Esleyan
PaTain Rowe
Sunnybrook Orice
Joh E. Jaqvey
Maitland
MIT SL
Clarence Aliwine
Bungay Shoah
Young
Senate
Ebenezer Church OF God
Christ
South
Jefferson Sirzel
Honats
Partir
THE
Salvation Army
Holiness
Peperay Christian Tabernacle
Fore
G. M. Wolfard
Seevige
Frayer
Nazarene Burst
Mercer
Fiabeth
John Hadiock
Gunday
Servic Zod
Pam
Sasa
Assemblies OF God Assembly OF God
Bessemer
Paul Kyllonén
Gardner Chapel
Forest Ave
Shemanga
Wesley McDonald
Stu First Pentecostal Church
Pearson and
Enworth Sts
Daved
Owen
Evangelistic
United Presbyterian Bethel
A. D
Jeon Valley
Penna
Weeenin
Fellemahl
Slemodre
Clen-Wanre
Aber St
Few
Jack Helnaemaster
Rav
Gepley
Paul
Best Presbyterian
David Waite Caster
Surday
T.o
Ohn
Princeton Presbyterien
Avid
Pine
Minnister
Warring Wa
Custanne Urited
Viral A. Betenate
Washi Rorthminster
Wilmington Rd
Jerro Maecesting
Jona W
Sloat
First Congregational
Reynehide Street
Church OF Christ
W. Slate St. Lord's
Paul Smulth
Fa Et al
Grace Sible
Old Prince
Tea Road
Wil- Nam E. Alp
Ferdinand Verbiest
First Baptist
Holy Cross to honor fathers at breakfast service
Holy Cross Church West Pittsburg will host a Father and Son Communion Breakfast after Mass tomorrow. James J. Vessella will be named Holy Name Father of the Year and William B. Ferrucci Holy Name Man of the Year, chosen by church men. Arrangements by the Christian Mothers Society with reservations through James Sparacino. Anthony Pagliaro is Holy Name president and Rev. Harry Reigel serves as pastor and spiritual director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
West Pittsburg
James J. Vessella
William 8. Ferrucci
Christian Mothers Society of the Church
James Sparacino
Holy Name
Anthony Pagliaro
Harry Reigel
Holy Cross
St. Margaret
Vacation Bible School Ends Tomorrow at Harbor Tabernacle
Vacation Bible School at Harbor Full Gospel Tabernacle 412 Lyndall St ends tomorrow with a 7 30 pm program. Mrs David Hoover director and Mrs Ed Rae and Mrs William Rae assistants oversee nursery beginners primary junior boys and girls and junior high. Craft handworks displayed in the family room after the program. refreshments served. The weeklong event runs each evening with the finale tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Full Gospel
Vtabernacle
Lyndall St
Bible school to be held one week in East Brook
Varallon Bible School for children of the East Brook community opens Monday at East Brook United Methodist Church and runs for one week. Sessions are 9 a.m. to noon for ages 4 to 6th grade, with a full staff of teachers and helpers. A Friday picnic lunch precedes a 7:30 p.m. closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varallon Bible School
East Brook
Faye Richael
Joan Nene
June McKee
Betty Stewart
Janine Sickafuse
Doris Nene
Carol Goodrigh
Laura Daugherty
Peg Burns
Bernice Chapin
Barb Patterson
Karen King
Sandy Anderson
Patty Reitz
Eline Miller
Kathryne Pontius
Dr Joseph Hopkins to Speak at Local Picnic
Dr Joseph Hopkins of Westminster College will headline the 2ath Annual picnic of the Silwood City Area Christian Laymen's Fellowship in Ewing Park at 6:15 p.m. He is an ordained United Presbyterian minister, world traveler, author and musician. Picnic turnout will be tallied at a Monday 7:45 p.m. preparation meeting at First United Methodist Church Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Joseph Hopkins
Westminster College
Silwood City
Christian Laymen's Fellowship
Ewing Park
Hopkins
United Presbyterian Church USA
Middle East
A. J. Howell
First United Methodist Church
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference opens in Slippery Rock
The 44th Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference starts tomorrow at Center United Presbyterian Church Slippery Rock running to June 25 evenings and Sunday matinees. Dr Louis L King will lead through Wednesday with Dr Bruce W Dunn leading Thursday to closing. The Fitchs of Lowellville Ohio lead music with organ and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center United Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Louis L. King
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
India
Bruce W. Dunn
Olin Fitch
Lowellville
Ohio
St Vitus to Present Holy Name Awards at Breakfast
The 24th annual Father and Son Communion Breakfast at St. Vitus Cathedral will name the Holy Name Father of the Year and Man of the Year, with a new Holy Name Teenager for 1972 added. Justice Louis L. Mandarino of Pennsylvania Supreme Court will be the main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Louis Mastroddi
Louis L. Mandarino
The
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Christians Rapidly Accept Cremation Across Christian Denominations
United Press International reports a shift in attitudes as Catholics and Protestants increasingly accept cremation. The Catholic Church’s stance is viewed as historical rather than doctrinal, with Rome permitting cremation in many settings. The shift emphasizes spiritual reinterpretation, cost savings, and memorial services focused on faith rather than funeral pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Japan
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Eyedr
Epworth
Boy
Debra Haid
N Stan
Era Rotel
Sévoshia Mt
Juston Chote
Istian
Disciples of Christ
West Washington St
F. Ee School
Diaper Meek Ga
Nan Pam
Eran
Missionary Alliance
First Alliance
Misilan Meade Drive
Inshannack Teapinig
the Rey
Antor
Scheal
Ing. Wil
Uni
Ind
P.m
Privet
Evaraeltle
Pam. Widwerk
Hoover Neights Taberracle
Meitls
Koorehaed
New Castle Bore
Roland M. Grayer
Pentecostal Christian Assembly
Highland Hye
Tars
Mettinming
Patter
Sunt i
Worelstership
Evenin Lee
Milly Church OF God
Rey School
Baty Eile
Maur
Conienge Whitney
U.P Caan
Milton St
Georges W. Henderson
Ray
John Robles
Center United Presbyterian
Center Church
Rosd
Righes Anents
welZeMel Shenango Ae Qaiciton
Ston
Wea
Galilee
Thomae de Newcomb
Orthodox Presbyterian
Nashua
Reformed Presbyterian Christ Reformed
Moody Ave
Raw
Jimmy Swaggart
Grand Book & Bible Corner
Ihghland & Wallace Ave
Baptist Church
Ene Lite
WBZY
Merritt
Victoria Woodhall
Duc Eguin
Naan
David Bowen
New Castle
Dr. Louis King
Bible Conference
Dunn
Grace Presbyterian Church of
Peoria
William Russo
Francis J. Rogan
John Costa
Pierre Sodini
Msgr
Joseph Fabbri
Msgr. Fabbri
Fathers and Sons
Red Coat Band
Johny Banfield
Herbert H. Bancroft
Ohin
Corinth
Jack Heinsokh
Clen-Moore United Presbyterian Church
Clen-Moore Blvd
Albert St
Patricia Allen Christian
Richard Vogelly
Radio West
the King's Messengers
Fex Vaneous Calvary Independent Church
East Moody Avenue
Thurs
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