Episcopal Center Cuts Staff Amid Revenue Drop
In midtown Manhattan the Episcopal Church Center has slashed two thirds of its staff due to a $2 million budget shortfall for 1971 as income declines and costs rise. Remaining core staff will handle essential liaison duties, with layoffs receiving severance and career counseling. The move may relocate headquarters to Kansas City, with St. Louis and Jacksonville options under study.
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Episcopal Church Center
Manhattan
Roger W. Blanchard
John E. Hines
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St. Louis
Jacksonville
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Blanchard
Ohio
Hines
Quotes on prosperity, conscience, and unity from notable figures
A collection of historical quotes on labor happiness and faith. Calvin Coolidge and Roman writings frame prosperity as a tool, not a god, while Romans 13 5 urges obedience for conscience. Josh Billings notes conscience over reason. Isaiah 11 6 promises harmony among diverse beings with Romulo stressing brotherhood as survival.
Two Grateful Yet Critical Voices In Ancient Echoes
A compact note cites John 15 24 25 and Acts 24 2 3 alongside modern poet Robert Frost and Edwin A Robinson. It contrasts hate and gratitude, noting how righteousness provokes opposition and how true gratitude grows from what one gives rather than what one takes.
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John
Robert Frost
Edwin A. Robinson
God Squad Montreal chaplains draw student interest at Sir George Williams
Six chaplains at Sir George Williams University nicknamed the God Squad boost campus engagement. Anglican Rev John Wright says the name helps shed the old image of religious advisers and may drive the renewed interest. The AP report notes the fraying ties between religious outreach and student life on campus.
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GOD Squad
Montreal
Sir George Williams University
John Wright
Simply To Condemn Doesn't Make Case
New York AP report notes Rabbi Meir Kahane faces widespread Jewish disapproval for his methods. Critics cite practical and philosophical objections, concerns for Russian Jews, world peace, and Jewish unity, arguing condemnation alone is insufficient. Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum of the American Jewish Committee says Kahane's style provokes outrage across the board.
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New York
Meir D. Kahane
Marc H. Tanenbaum
The
American Jewish Committee
Biblical quotes and Jewish defense league tensions in Russia
A compilation of biblical passages contrasted with a report on Jewish Defense League actions and Western responses. The piece discusses Rabbi Kahane and leaders detailing harassment of Soviet officials, concerns over anti Jewish policies, and the impact on Russian Jewry and international diplomacy.
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Synagogue Council of America
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Rabbi Schneier
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Zion Lutheran Church Holds Successful Annual Meeting
The Zion Lutheran Church annual meeting in Middletown drew about 125 members. The church highlighted property improvements, a balanced budget of 68 402 for 1971, and full payment of the Synodical Benevolence Apportionment. The pastor urged greater member involvement and noted strong youth and Bethel Bible Study programs during 1970. The cemetery board reported 27 years of service and new officers were named. The service closed with council reorganization and 1971 leadership elected.
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A. Eugene Appleby
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Mar-La-Ridge
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Harmony Congregation
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John D. Summers
Bruce F. Taylor
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D. Gaither Dean Jr
Charles H. Luiz
James E. Powell Jr
William A. Walker O
Chas. B. Palmer
John F. Bussard
Rev Massey to Speak at Gettysburg College
The Rev James E Massey a black chaplain at Anderson College Anderson Ind will preach at Christ Chapel Gettysburg College Sunday Jan 24 at 10 45 am Massey studied at Oberlin College and the University of Michigan He also studied at the Detroit Conservatory and at the Salzburg Mozarteum He was pastor at Metropolitan Church of God in Detroit before becoming chaplain at Anderson He has written three books and contributed to various religious journals
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Militant rabbi indicted amid calls for U S Soviet clash
The rabbi and associates were indicted this week on charges including inciting riot assault criminal mischief and unlawful entry. He aims to provoke a U S Soviet confrontation even war urging get tough tactics while preferring depolarization for a humane Soviet response on human rights. He was released on bail after temporary suspension.
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Soviet Union
United States
Tanenbaum
Will of God Sermon at Grossnickle Brethren Church
On Sunday January 24 the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren presents the fourth sermon in the Will of God series titled Discerning the Will of God by Pastor Clyde E Hylton. Scriptural basis is Matthew 18 15 22 with morning worship at 10330 and Sunday school starting 930 am led by Superintendent Emory C Doyle and assistant Robert Lee Grossnickle. Evening service follows at 730 pm. Parishioners are welcome.
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Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Clyde E. Hylton
Emory C. Doyle
Robert Lee Grossnickle
Baptist Men's Day at Brunswick First Baptist Church
The church observes Baptist Men's Day January 24 with an emphasis on men in Christian missions. Rev. Leonard D. Carmack and C. Wayne Barker announce the program. The day features men taking part in worship services at 11 00.
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First Baptist Church
Brunswick
Leonard D. Carmack
C. Wayne Barker
Brotherhood
Civitans Plan Clergy Week Events Nationwide
Civitans plan events during International Clergy Week January 31 to February 6 to honor clergymen of all faiths and to commemorate the Four Chaplains who sacrificed their lives aboard the transport Dorchester on February 3 1943. Activities include prayers testimonies scripture readings music and a sermon by deacon QO Lancaster at 7 30 p m First Baptist Church participates with about 15 000 Southern Baptist churches observing the day as Baptist Men's Unit led by Robert L Halley sponsor.
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Dorchester
Mitchell Deener
QO. A. Lancaster
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Men
Robert L. Halley
International Clergy Week Inspires Gratitude Messages
The note urges appreciation for clergy, inviting everyone to say thank you during International Clergy Week and join Civitans in expressing gratitude for their efforts.
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