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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1973
Page
5
A reader argues strictness or leniency can harm a child. Citing Prov. 22:6 and Eph. 6:4, the piece urges training by example and explanation rather than rule upon rule, stressing love and patient guidance like tending a young plant.
Fort Worth hosts Texas Baptists gathering at the Tarrant County Coliseum next week with Billy Graham as opening speaker. Attendees include Rev. Leslie Smith and George Young from First Baptist, Rev and Mrs J E McCormick of Coyanosa, Rev and Mrs Clyde Chasteen of Toyah, and Rev and Mrs L A Pattillo of West Park Baptist.
AP report from New York notes growing church respect for American Indian beliefs amid debates on nature and spirituality. Leaders from several denominations urge inclusion of Indian theology in Christian thought while tribes push for departments to reflect native spirituality within church life.
A report on Creative Congregations argues that teenagers young adults women and the aged are oppressed minorities in Protestant churches. Conservatives who dominate many congregations impede efforts to grant them equal rights. Edited by Rev. Edgar R. Trexler with commentary by Lyle E. Schaller. Distributed by Abingdon.
A collection of Dear Ann letters covers Women's Lib grievances and Equal Employment concerns, sleep talk questions, a Cincinnati Cupid note on matchmaking, a London truth detector invention, and church youth involvement. The column discusses work rights, nocturnal fantasies, and adult-teen dynamics in faith communities with emphasis on equality and personal relationships.
A vintage note explains that fast modern cars require sharp vision and good depth perception. It emphasizes depth perception, peripheral sight, night vision, and rapid recovery from glare as life saving factors. An eye examination is advised to ensure safe driving.
Officers of First United Methodist Church were installed last Sunday night and programs for the new year are underway. The council on ministries meets this coming Sunday to see where we are and where we're going. Tom Strother, pastor, notes activities include Sunday elementary class briefing and midweek Bible study in the library with Ephesians instruction.
Deadline for news on Friday's church page is Wednesday afternoon. Photos of church activities will be taken by the Enterprise staff when appointments are made in advance. Weekend appointments will be accepted when made in advance.
The Peculiar People, a small Christian faith healing sect, was founded in London in 1838 by John Banyard. The group grew as banyard preached healing, exorcism, and religious work among adherents who followed Banyard’s teachings.
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