Seminary trustees save music school at Golden Gate
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary trustees reversed earlier plans to close the Dixon School of Church Music after two faculty members, Craig and Beth Singleton, resigned. The restructuring aims to make the program financially viable and keep it open. trustees voted April 8 to close, then polling April 18 maintained the new course.
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Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist Seminary
Dixon School of Church Music
Craig
Beth Singleton
Singletons
Baptist Press
Southern Baptist Convention
Local obituaries and notices blend in Skaneateles area
Helen Melrose Sims 60 of Skaneateles died at home. Survived by son Michael W. and daughters Terry A. and Amy Miller. Services Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Burial Lake View Cemetery. Donations to Habitat for Humanity or Save the Children. Also Dryden man Donald Grant Dunham 39 died at Cortland Memorial Hospital with funeral Monday at Perkins Funeral Home. Kallroy Jordanau Gordon 91 Syracuse area resident died. Services Monday at St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church. Charles H. Forsyth 72 Gouverneur former Gouverneur Tate foreman died Tuesday. services today at St. James Church. Burial New St. James Cemetery.
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Helen Melrose Sims
Jordan Street
Skaneateles
Auburn
Upstate Medical Center
First Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Michael W
Philadelphia
Terry A. Sims
San Anselmo
Calif
Amy §. Miller
Charlottesville
John N. Melrose
Endicott
Ann M. Blauvelt
Farr Haven
Lake View Cemetery
Robert D. Gray
Jordan St
Habitat For Humanity
Grant and
Hilma Dunham
Jasper
Ala
Perkins Funeral Home
Funeral Home
W. Main St
Dryden Ambulance Fund
Tompkins County
SPCA
Kallroy Jordanau Gordon
Churchill Ave
Turkey
Syracuse
E.W. Edward & Sons
St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church
Philoptohal Society
Mary Molivas
Dracut
Mass
Molly Aridas
Clearwater
Fla
Elaine G. Constas
North Syracuse
Oakwood Cemetery
Greenleaf Funeral Home
W. Onondaga St
Gouverneur
Charles H. Forsyth
Yen
University Hospital
Cazenovia
Ogdensburg
Gouverneur Tate
St. James Catholic Church
Bernice H
Susan M. McLaughlin
Donna J. Morrow
Richville
God's Favorite staged by Lutheran Brotherhood in Syracuse
The Lutheran Brotherhood Branch of Central New York presents Neil Simon's God's Favorite at Atonement Lutheran Church 116 W Glen Ave at 7 p.m. Sunday. The performance is free and open to all. The Rev Lynn Bjorkman will discuss Bread for the World at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Oran Community Church Pompey. The lecture concludes Mission Month. Members of University United Methodist Church will discuss Jobs for Neighborhood Residents in a 10 a.m. Sunday forum at 1085 E Genesee St. NESCO members from the Near East Side Community Development Organization are involved. St Paul’s Armenian Apostolic Church hosts a noon Sunday seminar marking the 72nd Armenian genocide anniversary at 310 N Geddes St. The seminar and video are free. Thomas Bergian will speak on Our Children Shouldn't Forget. Temple Society of Concord offers a free three-part series A Taste of Judaism beginning 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at 910 Madison St, limited to unaffiliated adults and non-Jews. dates May 7 and May 14. Registration required via Linda Krauss 446-4974. Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center opens its two-year Professional Training Program with an 8:30–11 a.m. open house Wednesday at 324 University Ave. call 472-4471. Redeemer Evangelical Covenant Church Liverpool marks National Day of Prayer 7:14 p.m. Thursday at 7565 Morgan Road under the theme In We Trust. Yom HaShoah observed with shabbat 8 p.m. Friday at Temple, 910 Madison St, featuring Frances Irwin speaker and Holocaust Project videotape at Temple Concord.
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E. Genesee St
The
Near East Side Community Development Organization
NESCO
Marketing Your Church Finds Niche in Modern Outreach
Le Moyne College professor John Considine highlights church marketing as a growing field. He authored Marketing Your Church Concepts and Strategies and started a consulting business to help clergy attract a broader, more diverse congregation through informal, consumer style outreach.
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Onondaga County
Considine
Jamesville
C Onsidine
Sheed & Ward
le Moyne College
Borders Books
Cokesbury Books
Marketing Your Church marketing concepts and strategies
Considine argues churches must market themselves amid declining denominational ties. He advocates low cost tactics like direct mail and community events to boost visibility, improve leadership communication, and engage residents while avoiding manipulative pitches.
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Considine
Sacrificing Beanie Babies Teaches Giving at School
At St. Eugene's Catholic School in Milwaukee 223 pupils offered two baskets of Beanie Babies at Mass to aid Hope House and Sojourner Truth House shelters. Teacher Joan Birkholz notes the lesson of sacrificial giving while notes mention theft of two cartons of Beanie Babies from a delivery truck.
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Milwaukee
Wis
St. Eugene's Catholic School
Hope House
Sojourner Truth House
Joan Birkholz
McDonald's
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Central New York
Neil Simon
Atonement Lutheran Church
W. Glen Ave
Pompey
Lynn Bjorkman
Oran Community Church
Route 92
Oran Delphi Road
St. Paul’s Armenian Apostolic Church
N. Geddes St
Thomas Bergian
Temple Society of Concord
Temple
Madison St
Linda Krauss
Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center
University Ave
Marks
Redeemer Evangelical Covenant Church
Liverpool
Mor+gan Road
We Trust
Frances Irwin
Auschwitz
Matthausen
Lansing
Steven Spielberg
Irwin
Ealeven
le Moyne
Melanie Gleaves-Hirsch
Vineyard Christian Fellowship
Camillus
Ellen Blalock
First Baptist Church of Syracuse
Onondaga
Faith By Love Family Worship
Barna
Pastor X
Beanie
Jo Sand
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Birkholz
Anne Falk
St. Eugene's
Kathleen
Patrick
Falk
Pat Quinn-Casper