Cleveland Group Sponsors 17th Annual Men’s Retreat
Dr. Albert E. Day will lead the 17th annual laymen's retreat at Baldwin Wallace College under Cleveland Churchmen's League. The Ohio native and noted Methodist minister returns after a 10 year gap to present sermons, group discussions, and hymn singing from Friday to Sunday, including a Sunday Communion at St. Thomas Church. Meals and lodging are offered at nominal cost with inquiries to Earl J. G. Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Day
D.D
Washington, D. C
Baldwin-Wallace College
Churchmen’s League of Cleveland
Earl J. G. Lovett
West Ave
Baptists To Hold Labor Day Conference At Camp Iss See Kes
The First Baptist Church in Patterson will host its third annual Labor Day weekend conference led by Rev. Joseph McCaba of Patterson. Events run tonight through Labor Day with services at the church and an outdoor rally at Camp Iss See Kes. Eighty churches are expected, youth and college student recognitions planned, and a noon picnic with games and an outdoor meeting at 4 PM. Music features a male chorus, a quartet, and an orchestra.
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Joseph McCaba
Patterson
N. J
First Baptist Church
Robert Reynhout
YMCA
Camp Iss-See-Kes
McCaba
Christian Missions
Hebron
MecCaba
Camp Iss-See- Kes
Foundations Aid Religious Groups In Memory Of Labor Leader
The Philip Murray Memorial Foundation has donated 517500 to religious institutions. The National Council of Churches received 200000 and Roman Catholic Hospitals received over 300000 in the tribute.
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Philip Murray Memorial Foundation
National Council of Churches
CYO Plans Cedar Point Motorcade
The Elyria St Marys based CYO meets at 9 a m tomorrow at St Marys to motor to Cedar Point. Activities include swimming baseball and dancing. Lunch committee members are Rosanne Schwartz Lois Statder and Carolyn Stauder. Betty Yunker heads the refreshment committee. The club meets Tuesday at 6 p m at St Mary Church.
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Elyria
Elyria St Mary's
Cedar Point
Rosanne Schwartz
Lois Statder
Carolyn Stauder
P. m
St. Mary Church
Betty Yunker
Charman
Musicians Prepare Special Music at First Methodist Service
The 10 a.m. service at First Methodist Church will feature a cornet solo The Holy City by J Miss Ann Vetter. Mrs. James Johnson will sing These Are They from Gaul s Holy City and I Will Lay Me Down in Peace. Clare Short will be organist and accompany both musicians. Dr Earl R Henderson will close his summer sermon series with the Parable of the Mustard Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
the Holy City
J. Miss Ann Vetter
James Johnson
Gaul
Holy City
Dudley Buck
Clare Short
Earl R. Henderson
Communist Paper Targets Slowing Atheist Propaganda in Czechoslovakia
A Prague publication criticizes the pace of atheistic propaganda in Czechoslovakia claiming the population remains deeply religious and insisting there must be no relaxation. The article signals official concern over religious influence amid government efforts.
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Czecho-slovakia
Bethany Baptist Names Seminarian Assistant Director
The Rev. James R. Willis, a 1955 Bishop College graduate and Oberlin Theological School student, will serve as director of Christian education at Bethany Baptist Church this year. A Springfield, Illinois native, Willis has assisted as pastor during Rev. J. R. Monk’s vacation and has prior church and music leadership experience. He aims to use his background to mentor youth and contribute to the church music program.
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Bethany Baptist Church
James R. Willis
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
J. R. Monk
Springfield
Dil
Wills
Rosie Watson
Bishop College
Marshall
Texas
The
Union Baptist
Oberler Seminary
J. Alfred ‘Wilson
Missionary Society
Wood River Baptist Association of Illinois
Baptist State Convention of
Ilinois
Oberlin
Bethany Baptist
Chantainer
Hays Outlines Three Moral Duties for Baptists on Race
Rep. Brooks Hays former president of the Southern Baptist convention lists three moral imperatives for church members to pursue a Christian solution to Southern racial problems. He urges defending ministers from pressure, promoting nonviolent racial adjustment, and using church influence to fight injustice with imagination and courage. He emphasizes the need for courage and conviction amid inflamed Southern sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Southern Baptist Convention
Capitol Hill
Arkansas
Hays
Deep South
Poland Helps Restore Cracow Synagogue Turned Museum Site
Polish government aids restoration of Cracow synagogue destroyed in Nazi occupation. Upon completion the building will become a museum dedicated to Jews martyred by the Nazis, preserving memory and history.
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Cracow
Visitor Fiscal Conference Set For September
Seven hundred clergy and lay leaders of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod will meet in St Louis for a Visitors Fiscal Conference on Sept 411 at Concordia Theological Seminary. The biennial gathering, first held in 1936, will include discussions on The Church and Its Ministry and subtopics such as The Church Ministers to Itself and The Churchs Outreach. Rev Dr Oliver R Harms of Trinity Houston will chair the conference. the synod operates under a budget of 14 200 000.
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Lutheran Church‘Missouri Synod
St. Louis
Synod
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Minn
Oliver R. Harms
Mussouri Synod
Trinity Lutheran Church
Houston
Texas
Cherokee Testament Reprint Completed for Cherokees
The American Bible Society has completed a reprint of the Cherokee New Testament for America’s Cherokee Indians. The original Cherokee Testament appeared in 1862 and the new edition is the sixth publication, with Cherokee still widely read according to Bible Society leaders.
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America
American Bible Society
Bible Society
Pilgrim Organist To Be Gary Program Soloist
Fred Binckes, Pilgrim Congregational Church organist, will be soloist at a Gary Indiana program in his Fifth Avenue church. The Festival Singers will join for madrigals and Baroque works by Scheidt, Dowland, Bach, Purcell, and others. Binckes, a senior organ student at Oberlin, returns to Elyria church in September after term starts.
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Pilgrim
Gary
Fred Binckes
Pilgrim Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Fifth Avenue United Church ofChrist
Evangelical and Reformed
Ind
Binckes
Samuel Scheidt
Orlando DiLasso
Orlando Gibbons
Thomas Morley
John Wilbye
Marc Antonio Ingegneri
John Dowland
Joehann Sebastian Bach
Henry Purcell
Robert L. dePearsall
Edward German
Oberln
Elyria Church
Blue Army Reaches High of 15 Million In 10 Years
The Blue Army of Our Lady of Fatima has grown to 15 million members across 57 nations with over a third in the United States. Msgr. Harold V. Colgan spoke at the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary ceremonies in Trenton as a shrine to Our Lady of Fatima was dedicated. Two Blue Army Sisters were installed at Fatima Portugal and will help staff the international headquarters.
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Harold V. Colgan
Trenton
N. J
Blue Army of
Russia
Mt. Carmel
International Blue Army
Fatima
Portugal
Mary Ann Hoft
Helena
Mont
Mary Joseph Brech
New York City
Msgr
Colgan
Blue Army Sisters
The
Institute of the Handmaids of Mary Immaculate
Mary Joseph
Ave Marie Institute
U.S
Blue Army
Baptisms Reported By Missouri Synod In New Guinea
Dr C H Schmidt reports 298 Christians baptized at Yaramanda New Guinea on Pentecost Sunday. This marks the second large baptism service since 1948 interior regime work began. The Missouri Synod staff includes nine clergymen a teacher a doctor two nurses and several lay workers in New Guinea.
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Yaramanda
New Guinea
C. H. Schmidt
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Synod
Missouri Synod
World Council Leader to Preach at First Congregational Church
Dr Hans Harms a World Council of Churches figure will preach at 10 a m tomorrow at the First Congregational Church as part of a visit for ecumenical talks. He rose from wartime trials to university lecturing and later joined the World Council study division. The event features leaders including Bishop Hazen Werner and Bishop Ensley with workshops and talks spanning unity and church state in Ohio and Oberlin.
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World Council of Churches
Hans Heinrich Harms
First Congregational Church
Evangelical Church In
Germany
World Council
Harms
Christian Unity “Ecumenical Conversations
Oberlin
Scharmbeck
Goettingen
Bonn
Hitler
Poner
Contest Goettingen University
Hesional Church
Foreign Office
Evangelical Church
Frankfurt Am Mainman Church
Dr. Harms
Work Wlong
Geneva
Switzerland
Finland
Methodist Church
Sweden
Harry
Ohio
Near East
Wesleyan University
Delaware
America
Assembly of the World Council
Evanston
Til
Tate
Pacific
Princeton
S Theological Seminary
J. Otis Young
Jat Goettingen
World Council At
Lund
Methodist
Duderstadt
Chicago
Boringen
Hazen G. Wer
F. Geralds
Ensley
Des
Maines
North Broadway
Columbus
Paul Moberg
Cincinnati
Doyle Stocker
New Philadelphia
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Lodi Street
CYO
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Center
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B. D. Ackley
Billy Sunday
Winona Lake
Ackrey
Bethany Baptist Names Seminarian
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Louis Cassels
Hans H. Harms
Mary Caroline
Fordham University
New York
Wu-Talon-Yen
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Midview
Assembly OF God
Grafton Town Hall
Billy Graham
Channel 5
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Flyria
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First Assembly of God
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Longview
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