Missionary to lead rally at First Apostolic Church Carbondale
A New Zealand missionary Bible school teacher and family will headline a missions rally at First Apostolic Church Carbondale at 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Rev Floyd Borders, his wife, and son Kevin have represented United Pentecostal International in New Zealand and Australia and will soon return to Australia to organize and teach Bible school. Public transportation is available by calling local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Apostolic Church of
Transportation Call
Terry L. Cox
Special speaker Sunday at First Christian Church
Mike Reeves, son of Mr and Mrs Ira Reeves of 2120 Elm St Murphysboro, will speak at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. worship services at First Christian Church Murphysboro 1501 Pine St. Reeves, minister of First Christian Church of El Sinore California, is home visiting. Music is planned and Bible school meets at 9 a.m. Public invited.
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Berean Christian Church of
Murphysboro
Bible
14Th and
South St
Gene Sandefur
Mike Reeves
Ira Reeves
Elm St
First Christian Church of
Pine St
Reeves
First Christian Church
el Sinore
Calif
Gospel singing features Statesmen at Benton church
Tickets for an 8 p.m. Saturday gospel concert at the Church of God campground auditorium Benton list Hovie Sis ter and the Statesmen Fred Church and the Spiritu als and the Singing Steed Family of Crossville as Nashville artists. Tickets are 3 in advance or 3.50 at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Benton
Hovie Sister
Statesmen
Fred Church
Spirituals
Steed
Crossville
Nashville
Men’s prayer breakfast reservations urged in Carbondale
Reservations are being taken for a 7 30 a m men’s prayer breakfast sponsored by the Full Gospel Business Views Fellowship International of Carbondale. It will be at the Touching Jesus Center in Marion with speaker Jerry Harkins a coal miner from West Frankfort. Call Ron Barnett or Ocie Turner to reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel Business Views Fellowship International of
Carbondale
Touching Jesus Center
Marion
Jerry Harkins
West Frankfort
Ron Barnett
Ocie Turner
Witchdoctors in Soweto Bluntly Heal Minds and Spirits
In Soweto South Africa African witchdoctors blend ritual tools with healing to address psychological disorders among urban blacks. Credo Mutwa uses bones ivory shells and animal skins to diagnose and treat patients while Western doctors acknowledge their role in managing stress and phobias. Some critics fear poisoning and misdiagnosis, yet proponents say traditional healers offer a valuable complement to Western medicine, with professional status expanding in Africa.
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Cynthia Stevens Soweto
South Africa
Mutwa
Christo van den Heever
Baragwanath
Africa
van den Heever
Mabel
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New Zealand
Inner Voices of Faith Choir of
Olivet Free Will Baptist Church
Marion St
Chapelaires
Camp Creek Baptist Church
Training Union
Morning Star
Baptist Training Union
Berean Christian Church
United Church of Christ
God’s Own People
St. Peter’s United Church of Christ
Spruce St
Paul Lehmann
Peter Anderson
First Lutheran Church of
First Lutheran Church
N. 14Th St
Herrin
Jack Shelby
Malaysia
Second Baptist Church
Shelbys
Harrisburg
Shelby
Baptist Seminary
Penang
Bible School
First Baptist Church of
S. 13Th St
Jesus
Carterville
Bible Fellowship Baptist Church
Rt. 13
Carlinville
Illinois-Mchigan Regional
Women’s Agion Fellowship
Illinois
Margaret O’hara
Southern Illinois Chapter
Ina Sanders
Sue Funk
Louise Miieur
Cairo
Greater Fellowship
Church of God In Christ
24Th St
Creal Springs
Gene Fuller
Mount Vernon
Creal Springs Family of God
Charles Arnette Jr
Baltimore, Md
Charles Arnette Sr
First Methodist Church
The
First United Methodist Church of
W. Main St
F. E. Holmes and Son Construction Co
TOY Kingdom
N. Carbon
Soweto
Baragwanath Hospital
Hemisphere
Credo Mutwa
Carbondale Savings Amd Loam Association
Carbondale Savings
Yadro
Augustnswers
Yan
Murphysboro Iron & Metal CO
Gartside Murphysboro
Mardale Shopping Ctr
University Mall
Love
Dreifus
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