Provisional Board Forming Lutheran Church of All Saints
A provisional six member board, headed by Norm Bauer of Anna, will explore worship sites, appoint a pastor, and draft a constitution for the new Lutheran Church of All Saints. The church is tied to the splinter AELC, with Horst aiding the effort and open to pastoral leadership if needed. Interested locals may call Susan Rehwalt at 457-4304.
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New Lutheran Church of All Saints
Norm Bauer
Anna
Alvin H. Horst
Lutheran
Carbondale
Horst
Lutheran Church of All Saints
Lutheran Student Center
Lutheran Church-Missonr Synod
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
AELC
Susan Rehwalt
Murphysboro United Methodist Church marks sesquicentennial
Bishop Leroy C Hodapp will speak at 10 10 am service celebrating the 150th anniversary of Murphysboro United Methodist Church The church formed from the union of former First Methodist and Centenary Church A 730 pm Friday pageant in the church hall at 1500 Bine St recounts the church history The congregation originated as the Methodist Episcopal Church organized in 1826 in Brownsville and moved when Brownsville townsite relocated with land donated by Dr John Lofan for Murphysboro history.
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Leroy C. Hodapp
United Methodist Church
Inots
United Methodist Church of
Murphysboro
Bine St
Brownsville
John Lofan
Centenary Church Jubilee Marks 150 Years
The Methodist Episcopal Church South history notes 1910 and 1884 buildings at Logan Chapel and Sixth Walnut Streets. Logan donated land for the early church later renamed Centenary Church in 1921 on 14th and South. After a 1966 merger, the congregation expanded with an educational unit as Rev. Donald L. Batz and Rev. William T Braswell join former pastors for a sesquicentennial service followed by a carry-in dinner and displays of old Bibles hymnals and antiques.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Episcopal Church
First
United Methodist Church
Walnut Streets
John A. Logan
Hanukkah events and holiday services across Carbondale area
Jewish families prepare for Hanukkah with candle lighting December 16 and services at Temple Beth Jacob Carbondale. A Hanukkah party follows December 19 with a temple dinner and guest rabbi. Local churches host Christmas concerts baptisms and Bible study sessions while Unitarian Fellowship plans readings and music.
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Judah
Temple of
Jerusalem
Southern Miinsis Univ Jewish Student Foundation
Temple Beth Jacob
Carbsidate
Ilam
United Hebrew Temmie
East Park St. Benton
Good News Bible updates language for modern readers
The Good News Bible from the American Bible Society offers up-to-date rendering replacing thou and these with contemporary terms. Its 11 year translation project aimed to attract new readers, with one million copies in the first print run and 60 percent sold before publication. A decade after the Good News New Testament's 32 million copies, translators say the work balances literal translation with readable everyday language.
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New York
Good News
American Bible Society
Dewey Beegle
Washington
Wesley Theological Seminary
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