SIU Students to Take Part in Baptist Revival Teams
SIU students join 15 Youth Revival Teams for a state church revival effort from Sunday to March 24. Sponsored by the Illinois Baptist State Association and the Baptist Student Union, 55 students will visit Baptist churches in Medora Elgin Vandalia Fairfield Marshall Flora DeSoto and Carmi conducting worship music and discussions and then visiting residents.
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Southern Illinois University
Southern Baptist
Illinois Baptist State Association
Baptist Student Union
SIU
Medora
Elgin
Vandalia
Fairfield
Marshall
Flora
DeSoto
Carmi
Southern Illinois
Anna
Cheryl Adams
Carbondale
Brenda Hall
Sandra Hall
Bevis Turner
Denise Turner
John Nelson
Gary Blackwell
Kris Norman
Carterville
Brenda Fuson
Robert Fuson
Crab Orchard
Dale Denham
Paul Hicks
Fred Keller
Dongola
Eldorado
Robert Reeves
Susan
Workshop for teachers planned at Marion church
Marion First Baptist Church will host a Teacher Improvement Workshop sponsored by the Williamson Baptist Association Sunday School Department. Two sessions are scheduled, 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., on Tuesday and Thursday with Ernest Adams of Carterville as department superintendent.
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Marion First
Clergy and Laymen Form Vietnam Concerned Group in Carbondale
In Carbondale on Sunday seven clergymen and 40 laymen launched Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam. Rev Allen Line of Southern Illinois University was elected chairman. A three point resolution urged de escalation of the war, stopping bombing in North Vietnam, a settlement of South Vietnam issues, and redirecting war funds to domestic and global problems.
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Carbondale
Vietnam
Allen Line
Student Christian Foundation
Southern Illinois University
James Benziger
John P. Meyer
Paul Schilpp
SIU
Charles Rice
S. University Ave
Joseph Leonard
National Organization of
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nun to serve 18 months in Vietnam refugee camps
Sister Barbara Ann a registered nurse from Red Bud will join 11 other volunteers as a health team in civilian refugee camps in Vietnam funded by the National Catholic Relief Services. She will fly to Saigon Sunday for her assignment and has ties to St. Clement's Hospital Murphysboro and St. Vincent Memorial Hospital Taylorville. Egon Kamarasy will present Unitarianism in Transylvania at 10 30 a m Sunday at the Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship to mark the 400th anniversary of the faith.
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St. Clement’s Hospital
Red Bud
National Catholic Relief Services
Vietnam
Saigon
Barbara Ann
Most Precious Blood
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Egon Kamarasy
Transylvania
Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship
University and
Elm Streets
Revival Set by The Rev Paul Holder at Pate Chapel
The Rev Paul Holder former Carbondale resident will lead revival services at the Pate Chapel of the American Baptist Church near Murphysboro beginning Sunday for a week through March 24. Holder currently serves as pastor of the Denmark American Baptist Church in rural Cutler.
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Paul Holder
Carbondale
Pate
American Baptist Church
Murphysboro
Mr. Holder
Denmark American Baptist Church
Cutler
Bethel AME Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Bethel A M E Church of Carbondale hosts a 100th anniversary service at 4 p m featuring guest churches Olivet Free Will Baptist and Rock Hill Baptist. Rev Loyd Sumner of Olivet delivers the message with choirs from visiting churches. Community singing at 1 30 p m at Lick Creek Church pastor John Francisco invites all.
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Bethel A.M.E. Church of
Carbondale
E. Jackson St
Olivet Free Will Baptist Church
Rock Hill Baptist Church
Loyd Sumner
Bethel A.M.E
John Francisco
Lick Creek
Goreville
Marion church benefits with barbecue for parsonage
The Marion Lions Club and Bethel A M E Church sponsor a March barbecue on March 29 and 30 on the Bracy Food Store lot at 507 Main Street to raise about 3000 dollars for a new parsonage. Barbecues by John Willie and Ethel Jones, carry out two dollars, dine in one dollar. proceeds fund the project.
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Marion Lions Club
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Bracy Food Store
Main St
John Willie
Ethel Jones
du Quoin State Fair
Illinois
S. Monroe St
Robert Buchanan
Jones
Marion
Deaf Baptists Set Service With Interpreters
The Johns town City First Baptist Church will hold a March 24 service for deaf members at 10 40 a m with interpreters Mrs Luther Rea Mrs John Whitman and Mrs Sam DeNeal. A pot luck luncheon will follow in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion First Baptist Church
Luther Rea
John Whitman
Sam DeNeal
Mission Action Told to Baptists
The Helen Scherer Missionary Circle of Herrin First Baptist Church heard a program on Preparation for Mission Action at its March meeting this week.
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Helen Scherer
Herrin First
Herrin Baptists Set 1968 Mission Goal
The Women's Missionary Union of Herrin First Baptist Church finished Week of Prayer for home missions. Each circle hosted a mission program on the home front. The church aims to raise $500 for the Armstrong Mission in 1968.
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The
Women’s’ Missionary Union of the
Herrin First Baptist Church
Armstrong
Herrin
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