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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1977

Page

3

Priest clown uses circus to teach faith in Omaha tale

The Rev Nick Weber a 37 year old Jesuit priest and clown explains how he blends religion and show business with the Royal Lichtenstein Circus. He tours about 40 states performing 200 shows a year and treats Sunday acts as part of his spiritual message.

Omaha Nick Weber Fr. Weber Royal Lichtenstein Circus St. John Church Creighton University California Curcus Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus Creighton

Mt Nebo to honor Rev Taylor 30th anniversary service

Special services honor Rev W J Taylor tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Mt Nebo Baptist Church marking his 30th year as Mt Nebo assistant pastor. Taylor, a charter member, was ordained deacon at Mt Olive in 1943 and served on Mt Nebo’s deacon board until 1949.

Mt. Nebo Rev Taylor W. J. Taylor Mt. Nebo Baptist Church Mr. Taylor Mt Olive Primitive Baptist Church Winchester Tenn Mt Nebo

Maximum show business sells his maxims of faith

New York report profiles Rev. Bob Harrington known as the chaplain of Bourbon Street. He is an inspirational entertainer who uses showmanship to spread faith, delivering rapid fire maxims across media. Harrington, age 49, discusses his street ministry amid Bourbon Street venues and crowds drawn by his gospel message.

Maximum Show Business New York Bob Harrington Bourbon Street New Orleans Harrington America Pete Fountain Lord Jesus

Lutheran group to decide fate of ELIM movement

Leaders of a dissident faction within the Missouri Synod meet in Des Plaines to decide if the ELIM moderates will stay or dissolve as many sympathizers joined the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches. The two day gathering follows a decade long dispute over biblical interpretation and church autonomy.

Missouri Synod New Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches Synod Jacob A.O. Preus Preus John Tietjen Concordia Seminary Clayton Concordia Tietjen Semmnex ELIM

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