Gang pastor to speak to Northeast Ecumenical League
Rev. John R. Fry, a Chicago Presbyterian pastor involved with the Blackstone Rangers, will address the Northeast Ecumenical League on Tuesday April 15 at 8 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church. Fry, author and pastor since 1965, has worked on an OEC project with the gang that drew national news coverage from a McClellan Senate subcommittee inquiry.
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Blackstone Rangers
Chicago
Northeast Ecumenical League
Unitarian -Universalists Church
E. Lincoln
John R. Fry
Presbyterian Life
First Presbyterian Church
Fry
O.E.C
Rangers
McClellan Senate
Ecumenical League lists Tempe church members and events
A description of the Ecumenical League comprising Camelback United Presbyterian Temple Soles Christ Church of the Ascension Paradise Valley Methodist First Unitarian Universalist Gloria Dei Lutheran and St Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church. It notes youth services at Unitarian Universalist Church featuring Good Morning or Evening Whichever You Prefer and church programs including adult education options and varied offerings.
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Fry
Rangers
Ecumenical League
Camelback United
Unitarian
Unitarian-Universalist Church
Patty Morrison
Tempe Church
Board of National ‘Missions
Commission On Ecumenical Mission
Gta
Temple Sales
Belle Grossman
Renee Goldenberg
Abiding Savior Lutheran Church
Calvary Church of the Valley
Scottsdale
United Church’ of Christ
Camelback
Granite Reef Rds
Kenneth T. Widney
Presbyterians OK tax change in church state debate
The Presbytery of Phoenix at its spring meeting adopted a report from a Special Committee on Church and State urging a study of church economic involvement and possible exit from state tax privileges. It backs reviewing church properties for tax rolls and endorses county assessor Kenneth Kunes in taxing church manses and other not strictly religious properties.
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Phoenix
175Th General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Jesus Christ
Special Committee
United Presbyterians
National Missions Committee
Presbytery of
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Corita
Arizona State University
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Carl Easterling
Dorothy Clarke Wilson
Mary Verghese
India
Mary Circle
The
Women’s Association
Fellowship Hall
Prince of Peace’ Lutheran Church
N. 56Th St
Kenneth Olson
Church
Foundation of Life”. Io
Cteniers of
the Hills
Yankton
Brown
San Diego
Heinrich
Keith Turley
Christian
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E. McDonald Drive
Donald €.Jones
J. Varley Roberts
Christian Women’s Club of
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Hilda
Southard
Episcopal
St. Christopher's
Sun City
St. Christopher’s
Joseph M. Harte
Arizona
William Gorton
St. Christopher’s Parish
Howard W. Blackburn
Walter Micae Yen
Adventists
Seventhday Adventist
Glendale
California
Giant Church World Youth Congress
Zurich
Switzerland
Miller Brockett
Western Adventist
Western America
Giant Church
Europe
Ronda Blohm
N. Scottsdale Rd
E. D. Clifford
Jim
Danny
E. Cholla
John Stevens
Linda and
John Jr
E. Shea Blvd
Kes
Presbyterians
General Council of the United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Indian B Christian Church
Mohave School
Granite Reef
Jackrabbit Road
Ervin Duncan
Religious Science. Church
Pauline Mays
Cecil
Mays
Church OF Religious Philosophy
Jacob. M. Sober
T. A.M
North Marshall Way
Scottsdale ‘and Indian School
KMEO
Granite Reef Rd
Y.W.C.A
Gladys A. Homer
Disciples of Christ
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Scottsdale-area
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Camera Corral
Pima Plaza
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First Ave
West Indian School Rd
Lyle W. Patton
Los Olivos
Dean Witter & Co
New York Stock’ Exchange
Camelback Rd
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James Borror
Borror
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Floyd W. Goulooze
Larry Grooters
Assoc
Family School For Christian
Mcdonald Drive
Scottsdale Florist
Leonard
Rae Young
East Stetson Dr
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Scottsdale’s
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Simm’ & Paarl
Basket
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Brown. Ave
Hale's
Scottsdale Rd
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