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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1977

Page

3

Ohio Christian conference set for Oberlin College

The fourth annual winter Northern Ohio Christian Conference will be held next Friday and Saturday in Finney Chapel at Oberlin College. Clergy and laypersons will gather for mutual edification with speakers Don Pfotenhauer Rev Bernard A Warren and Pastor Ward R Potts. Registration between sessions or at NCC C 460 Avon Belden Rd Avon Lake. Pfotenhauer pastors Way of the Cross Church Blaine Minn Warren runs a Christian center in Fremont.

Finney Chapel Oberlin College N.C.C.C Avon-Belden Rd Avon Lake Don Pfotenhauer

Magician Pastor Uses Cards To Teach Peace In Jesus

Tom Musser, a West Milton clergy member and leader in Christian magic, uses a 10 card trick to show that peace is found in Jesus Christ. He narrates the crucifixion and resurrection with red and black cross cards, ending with an empty tomb and the message He is risen. Musser is a rural pastor, state Grange chaplain, and vice president of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Tom Musser West Milton Musser Jesus Christ Christ Thomas B. Musser Fellowship of Christian Magicians United Church of Christ Jesus

First Methodist mission founded by John Stewart in 1823

John Stewart established the first Methodist mission at Upper Sandusky in 1823. Classified notice advertises Buy-Self-Trade and lists Ph. 323-5411 for inquiries.

John Stewart Upper Sandusky

Pie in the face gimmick to boost church attendance

West Salem Illinois pastor Rev Randy Whitehead proposes a pie in the face contest to attract youths to the God Squad at First Christian Church. The plan, meant to create contact with Christ rather than proselytizing, targets 25 youths aged 10 to 18 and 250 nonattending local teens, with three pies in January awards for most new friends.

Randy Whitehead West Salem West Salem. IL First Christian Church Christ Mr. Whitehead God Squad Whitehead

Lay Witness Meeting Set at Florence Congregational Church

Florence Congregational Church sponsors a lay witness mission January 21 22 and 23 with lay witnesses from across the state. Each evening at 6 30 p m a congregational dinner followed by group sharing. Sunday the lay witness team led by Mr and Mrs James McMillan Akron will oversee Sunday school and church service. Public welcome.

Florence

Prayer service at Lincoln Memorial for Carter inauguration

Washington AP report says Rev Bruce Edwards of the Baptist Church in Paris Georgia will lead an ecumenical prayer service at the Lincoln Memorial on January 20 the day Jimmy Carter is inaugurated. Carter is not expected to attend the service sponsored by Washington religious leaders.

Washington Baptist Church Paris Bruce Edwards Lincoln Memorial Jimmy Carter Carter

Detroit Firm Donates Steeple to Plains Church

Ameray Manufacturing of Troy Michigan gifts Lebanon Baptist Church in Plains Georgia a 20 foot high white enameled aluminum steeple worth nearly 1000 dollars. The steeple will crown the church donated as an inaugural gesture to Jimmy Carter’s hometown. Parishioners, who built the church themselves, celebrate as farmers provide a barbecue for the unveiling.

Detroit Lebanon Baptist Plains Jimmy Carter Ameray Manufacturing Co Troy. Mich Carter Schley Pat McGillicutt Ameray

Cuban church alive viva Bishop says Cuban church thrives

Bishop Armando Rodrigues, first Cuban Methodist leader in over a decade to visit the United States, tells the World Methodist Council evangelism committee that Cuba’s church is a living witness to Christianity with active adult and youth groups.

Chicago Cuba Armando Rodrigues World Methodist Council Evangelism Committee

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