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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1946
Page
5
In Syracuse Rev. Montgomery enters his 34th year guiding the merger era parishes and enlarging the Western Methodist presence. The roster shows a city-wide pattern of guest preachers, interfaith events, and Sunday services across multiple churches as congregations adjust to summer repairs and reorganization.
Sunday services in multiple churches are listed with times and locations across towns. The Gospel reading centers on Luke 16 10, about the prudent steward and a call to prepare for the afterlife. Additional notices cover parish events, hymn selections, and congregational programs at various churches including Immaculate Conception and St. Peter’s.
The 21st annual Central New York Bible Conference opens in Homer with a 22 day program directed by Mrs. Mele E. Tebo. Evangelists musicians and missionaries headline the opening week with Rev Dr Gerald Stover and Rev Maurice Jacques as speakers. The second week features Chief Whitefeather as evangelist and Rev KK Bhiss as Bible teacher. Closing week includes Rev Tom Presnell and Mrs. R E Neighbor with Gideon Night. Daily services run 10 AM 12 noon 2 3 and 7 45 PM. No registration fee. Public invited.
The Lutheran Church of St John and St Peter and Zion Lutheran Church plan joint services in August. Zion hosts at 10 AM with Rev J W Priggs preaching A Journey With Faith. Lutheran Church of the Atonement has 11 AM service with Rev John M Joslyn on A Spiritual Harvest. First English Lutheran Church led by Rev Frank H F Shime speaks at 11 AM on God Is Good.
A long directory-like listing details numerous church services across cities and denominations. It names many pastors and venues, noting times such as 7 19 PM and 10 AM, with references to Episcopalian, Methodist, Evangelical, Reformed, and other bodies, plus guest preachers and special events.
Reverend Mabagan reflects on the Good Samaritan parable from Luke 10 28 asking if knowing answers suffices. He argues belief must transform actions linking worship and deeds showing love for God and neighbor through daily life. He concludes that faith without deeds cannot produce true life and calls for integrated practice.
Dr. Frederick Nolde of Philadelphia urged Protestants to speak clearly to world leaders on peace. He said churches must apply moral pressure to bring about world order and support labor and business in pressuring the United Nations. Nolde attends preparatory meetings for an international church conference at Cambridge, as one of about a dozen American delegates.
The New York State Department of Education affirmed public high schools may grant graduation credit for outside religious instruction and rejected a petition from Rev. Gregory Reynolds challenging the Rochester Board of Education. Attorney E. J. Millazzo announced the ruling Friday, stating the department maintained the contrary.
Members of the Lincoln County Junior Farmers Association and the Lincoln County Federation of Agriculture along with 34 Canadians attended a Central New York 4-H Council dinner in Syracuse. The visitors planned a seven day U S tour, starting in Syracuse and Cortland, to visit the Central New York Regional Market and interview E. J. Neff of St Catharines Ontario agricultural representative for Lincoln County. H J Selle Onondaga County Farm Chair helped plan the Friday program.
Ohio bars face possible closures as the State Department of Liquor Control considers enforcing an old code. The 58 year old rule bans serving within a two mile radius of fairs, prompting the Women's Christian Temperance Union to demand strict enforcement.
Ruth Holdin of Milwaukee will lead services at Unity Church of Truth during August in the absence of Mrs. G Landall. Holdin, formerly Milwaukee public schools speech supervisor, is now connected with Milwaukee Unity Church.
The Rev Richard A Clark assistant chancellor of the Diocese of Syracuse will study canon law at Catholic University in Washington. He will be succeeded by the Rev Robert G Sullivan, formerly at St Ambrose Endicott, with the Rev Maurice P Moriarty moving from St Johns Binghamton to Endicott. The bishop announced the three changes and noted Fr Clark’s Utica origin and prior assignments.
Abdel Kader Namani of Beirut addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Onondaga. He defined defining personal religion as behavior toward self and others under a higher being, noted Jesus as an important teacher in Islam, and corrected the term Mohammedan to Mostem. He outlined five pillars of Islam and urged hope for Middle East progress.
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