City Camp teaches urban exploration with bus rides and visits
The Episcopal Syracuse Urban Cluster sponsors City Camp a no charge program for children ages 6 to 12. Aug 19 to 23 daily 8 30 a m to 3 p m at Aloise Church 1800 South Salina St. Camp aims to show kids city life using public transit visits to a TV station fire house police station and Onondaga Lake Park.
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Episcopal
Syracuse
Barasda
Onondaga Lake Park
Salina Street
Discovery Center Planetarium
Rhode Island
Mary Hodgson Religion Editor at Daily Chronicle
Mary Hodgson serves as religion editor for the Daily Chronicle, phone 470 2265, with weekly Saturday listings across Pages A9 to A10 dated August 10, 1985. The note identifies her role and contact details for readers seeking religious coverage and notices.
Assumption picnic and church film show Aug 18
Assumption's family picnic runs noon to 6 p m August 18 at Willow Bay Onondaga Lake use Longbranch Road entrance. Hot dogs burgers beer soda provided or bring basket. Open to parish members families and friends. Reservations call 422 4833 or 422 4502. A film titled By Love Set Free about a couple adopting a poverty level life in South America screens 7 p m Sunday at North Central Assembly of God Church 7463 Buckley Road North Syracuse.
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Assumption
Church of the Assumption Parish
Willow Bay
Onondaga Lake
Longbranch Road
Assumption Parish
South America
North Central
Buckley Road
North
Syracuse
David Bowman
Assemblies of God
Bishops urge end to nuclear deterrence on Hiroshima anniversary
U S Catholic bishopsPresident James W Malone of Youngstown says nations must move away from nuclear deterrence to avoid repeating Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Archbishop designate Roger Mahony will join Hiroshima memorial to deliver the message. Evangelist Billy Graham accepts Romania trip for Sept 7 17 preaching in multiple cities after Anaheim crusade drawing 33750 commitments.
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Hiroshima
Japan
U.S
James W. Malone
Youngstown
Ohio
Nagasaki
Roger M. Mahony
Los Angeles
Billy Graham
Romania
Minneapolis
Bucharest
Anaheim Stadium
California
Deadline moved for church notices in Religion pages
The deadline for church notices in the Religion pages of the Saturday Herald Journal moved up to 4 p.m. Tuesday to allow more careful editing. Notices should be addressed to Richard Palmer Herald Journal P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Notices must be sent weekly.
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Saturday Herald-Journal
Richard Palmer
Herald-Journal
P.O. Box
Syracuse
N.Y
Herald- Journal
P.O
Postcard dispute over sacred nation speech sparks protest
A California man sent a postcard to the Education Department in Denver protesting a speech denying godlessness in American society. An official in Washington, DC, replied with a warning about Jesus Christ. Treasury employee Sundseth, a self described Christian conservative, refused to name his informant. Rep Schroeder sought explanation from Education on how news spread. The Denver official Thomas Tancredo had distributed Rev. Robert Billings speech denouncing secularism. The department later apologized in a letter to the American Jewish Congress.
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Denver
United Methodist Church
Keith Watson
Regional Board of Ordained Ministry
Washington
California
Education Department
United States
Washington, DC
Christopher C. Sundseth
Jesus Christ
Sundseth
Treasury Department
Inter-American Development Bank
Carolyn Sundseth
White House
Public Liaison
Patricia Schroeder
D-Coro
Sund
Seth
Schroeder
Thomas Tancredo
Robert J. Billings
America
Land of Freedom
American Jewish Congress
Department
BYU Jerusalem extension pledges no conversion
The BYU president submitted a written pledge that the Jerusalem extension will not proselytize Jews, but Orthodox protesters remain outside Kollek’s office and hotel, while the anticipated $15 million project proceeds on the Mount of Olives.
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Jerusalem
Brigham Young University
Utah
Teddy Kollek
Kollek
Jeffrey Holland
Provo
Holland
Mount of Olives
Brigham Young
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Parliament
Interior Committee
Israel Radio
United States
Church notices compiled with weekly deadline
Compiled by Richard Palmer. deadline for Saturday church notices is 4 p.m. Tuesday. Notices to Richard Palmer, Herald Journal, Syracuse NY 13221. Includes listings for Baldwinsville Brewerton Camillus Lafayette North Central Pentecostal Christian Resurrection Rockwell Buckley Road Calvary Delaware Street East Syracuse Immanuel Manlius North Syracuse Second Olivet Syracuse Trinity United Westvale Community Second Church Center City and related addresses with service times and speakers.
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Andrew Barasda
Ali Oe Church
South
Salina T
All Saints
Church of the Saviour
St. Mark’s
Trinity Episcopal Church
Calvary, Grace
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Mark’s Church
Bsyracu Herald- Journal
Mary Hodgson
Pape
Jon
Susan Steinkamp
Eleanor Therese Vargas
Neil Quartier
St. Anthony’s
Court St
Petra Gallagher
Marguerite Kolinski
New York Times News Service
Mother Teresa
Missionaries of Charity Sisters
Nairobi
Holy Trinity Church
Kenya
John Paul II
Assembly of God
Baldwinsville
E. Oneida St
Youth Alive
Brewerton
Jim Hain
Camillus
Kasson Road
W. Genesee St
Apt
Lafayette
Tully Farms Road
Pentecostal Christian
Francis Foti
Resurrection
Collamer Road
Saied Adour
Children’s
Rockwell
Hudson Ave
Nedrow
Syracuse St
Allen Rogers
Liverpool
Paul Frizzel
Bolivia
Dan Smith
John
Calvary
Brewerton Church
Norman Lake
Lake
Delaware Street
Dudley St
James E. Durham
Eisenhower Ave
Immanuel
Howard St
J. Lee Simmons
Mars Hill
Manlius
Pleasant St
James S. Whitt
North Syracuse
S. Main St
Robert Emery
Bible School
Emery
Second Olivet
S. West St
E. Jefferson St
Harold L. Brooks
Trinity Airport Road
Amboy
United
S. Beech St
Millicant Collins
Westvale
Fay Road
Richard W. Tucker
Christian Science
E. Genesee St
Church of Christ
Center City
Crescent Ave
John Jackson
Cold Springs Road
Donald Kennedy
St. Bible School
Suneday
Thomas Lawson
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