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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1977
Page
9
The column recalls Dr. Peale’s sudden spiritual turning point at a chapel step and offers guidance on a troubled marriage and job stress. It notes counseling, self-help ideas, and provides address for requests of the Empaneled booklet Enthusiasm and the There’s an Answer column submissions.
Mike Holcombe recently elected foreign missionary to Mexico will deliver the 11 a.m. message at Elm Street Baptist Church 1123 S. Elm Sunday. He was chosen at the Baptist Missionary Association of America meeting in Tennessee and plans to go to Huejutla Mex in August. The public is invited to attend noting former speakers Marvin Glenn and Donnie Stone.
The Pri mera Iglesia Bautista youth group from &th and Sycamore will lead the church service at 7 p.m. Sunday. They will present slides from their recent Youth Congress trip in Abilene and perform special songs, according to Eloy Tarin, the youth group president.
A Georgia writer recalls a railroad trestle sign warning workers to keep an ash pan closed. The foreman explains hot coals can spill and burn the bridge. The piece cites James 3 6 on the tongue and urges mindful speech on a normal day and when anger rises. It ends with a prayer from Psalm 141 3 to keep lips sealed.
A Chicago Divinity School conference with Jewish and Christian scholars maps how modern culture locates transcendence. Relational, personal experience replaces distant majesty, citing Martin Buber and critics of technocratic faith while affirming God’s presence from cosmos to inner self.
Dr Theodore Richard Flaiz a retired missionary and head of the Adventist world wide medical program died after church services near Portland Oregon He was 80 and had long served as director of the Health Department General Conference of Seventh day Adventists in Washington DC from 1947 to 1966 Born December 3 1896 in Medford Minnesota his career spanned evangelism in Washington and India and medical leadership abroad He leaves a widow a son Dr Theodore Flair Jr and a daughter Mrs June Wilkinson
Modern Study Club held a 2:30 p.m. meeting April 27 in the Federation Parlor for an Actions to Keep Our Health program. Mrs. Holloway spoke on eye care with notes on the Eye Foundation and West Texas Eye Bank in El Paso and donated eyes. Mrs. Cearley reported on cancer and the need for early detection. Mrs. Cate discussed arthritis history and types.
Graciela Olivarez, Community Services Administration Director, floated a possible class action to win tax relief for parents with children in private and church schools. She also urged bishops to consider threatening to close church schools to counter the tax burden.
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