Gospel music workshop and local church events in Carbondale
Dorothea Wade will lead a gospel workshop July 27 to August 1 at New Zion Baptist Church Carbondale with a $5 adult and $2.50 child registration. An annual Memorial Day service at Crab Orchard Christian Church features Rev. Gary Addison with a noon basket dinner and 1:30 p.m. Daniels Brothers program. Several church notices follow: Rev. DeVore to be instituted at St. Andrew's Episcopal on Ascension Day with Very Rev. Raymond Holly officiating. EYC picnic for youth. Foyers at St. Andrew's program. Journey to Freedom at First Unitarian Fellowship. Rev. James Morgan at Bethel AME. and a women’s pot luck dinner at First Christian.
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Dorothea Wade
Salem Inspirational Choir
Omaha
Neb
New Zion Baptist Church
Carbondale
Linda Scales
Frances Woods
Gary Addison
Crab Orchard Christian Church
Route 4
Daniels Brothers
David G. DeVore
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Raymond Holly
Southern Deanery
Episcopal Youth Church People
EYC
Sara Justice
St. Andrew’s
Parish Family Life Commission
Unitarians and Social Action
Frances Moore
Unitarian Service Committee
First Unitarian Fellowship of
James Morgan
Bethel Ame Church
E. Jackson St
First Christian Church In
Fellowship Hall
Religious events and church notices across Murphysboro area
Naoma Williams to lead church music program and a bazaar with baked goods crafts and Afghan raffle. Berean Christian Church welcomes new minister Daniel L Hargrave with 10 am Sunday service and potluck. Hargrave family moving from Flora after ministering at North Hart er Church. Memorial Day services at First Christian Murphysboro with taps and prayer. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Herrin hosts Memorial Day Mass at noon. Elm Street Baptist Murphysboro hosts Youth Revival led by Southeast Missouri State students. Rev Olive Haynes returns from evangelism conference to aid Presbyterian outreach. St Aloysius Royalton hosts annual chicken barbecue from 11 am to 4 pm with half and quarter chickens and country store.
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Naoma Williams
Louise Morehouse
Daniel L. Hargrave
St. Louis Christian College
Berean Christian Church
15Th
South Streets
Murphysboro
Hargrave
Southern Illinois
Flora
North Harter
Elm Street Baptist Church
Southeast Missouri State University
Olive Haynes
First Presbyterian Church
Marion
San Francisco Theological Seminary
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Royalton
Local church events span services, seminars, and fundraisers
Mary Jane and Joe Stewart of Elkville will minister at The Lighthouse in Royalton at 2 p.m. Sunday. Marylen Hale of Herrin leads a seminar at John A. Logan College on Sex and the Christian Woman with sessions today and Saturday and a free noon lunch. Locust Grove AME Church sponsors its 25th annual barbecue and homecoming Sunday to support cemetery upkeep in Williamson County. Walnut Grove United Methodist holds homecoming with morning worship, noon dinner, and a 1:30 p.m. Noblemen Quartet program. Sparta Faith Christian School presents Jonah and the Tale of the Whale at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Sparta. The Southern Illinois chapter of Full Gospel Business Men hosts a men’s prayer breakfast Saturday in Anna with Steve Heisner speaking. The Southern Illinois United Methodist Conference meets May 30 at McKendree College in Lebanon. The Happy Goodman Family gospel concert is 8 p.m. Saturday in Benton with proceeds to the church building fund.
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Marylen Hale
Herrin
John A. Logan College
Locust Grove
Walnut Grove
Southern Illinois
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
Anna
Steve Heisner
Southern Illinois Conference of the
United Methodist Church
McKendree College
Lebanon
Religious leaders urge efforts to curb violence
Religious leaders in New York denounced the Reagan assassination attempt and called for urgent action to reduce violence. They urged prayer for victims and a renewed search for rational solutions, citing a persistent savagery in society. Leaders included Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld, Claire Randall, the Rev. Avery Post, Archbishop John Roach, and others.
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New York
Reagan
Arthur J. Lelyveld
Claire Randall
National Council of Churches
Avery Post
United Church of Christ
John Roach
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Lelyveld
Synagogue Council of America
United Synagogue opens first Jewish life care community near Philadelphia
The United Synagogue of America establishes Martin Run outside Philadelphia as its inaugural Jewish life care community. It plans to expand similar facilities to Boston Chicago and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Conservative Judaism
United Synagogue of America
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Religious Leaders Urge Preservation of Family Farms
Washington AP reports 15 U.S. religious leaders warned policymakers at USDA hearings about the collapse of the family farm system. They note 4 million farms have disappeared in 50 years and about 30,000 more vanish annually, calling for policies to ensure fair returns and workers' basic protections.
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Washington
U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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