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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1981

Page

3

Reagan Cabinet Religions Run Wide Across Denominations

The article lists Reagan’s prospective Cabinet by religious affiliation, noting most are Roman Catholic or Episcopalian, with none from Reagan’s Disciples of Christ denomination and several other faiths represented. It highlights Jesuit and Lutheran links, Catholic leaders like Haig and Donovan, Episcopalians Welberger and Smith, and minority mentions such as Schwenkfelder and LDS ties.

Ronald Reagan George Bush

Elyria NAACP installs 1981 officers at Bethany Baptist

Elyria NAACP branch holds installation of 1981 officers at Bethany Baptist at 6 p.m. Sunday with Isaac Chapman as president and John Howard as second vice. Other area churches schedule events including Mount Olive Free Will Baptist gospel singing at 7 p.m. and Community United Methodist youth rally at 7 p.m. Jan. 24 featuring Youth Musical '80. The Oberlin NAACP also installs 1981 officers.

Bethany Baptist Elyria Naacp Isaac Chapman John Howard Mount Olive Free Will Baptist Heaven Bound Community United Methodist Faith Alive Church of the Open Door Covenant Players Rust United Methodist Martin Luther King Jr Joel King Mansfield Oberlin NAACP North Ridgeville Crystal Springs Far-West Flame Fellowship Dave Chilcote Christaan Broadcasting Net

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Observed Worldwide

Christians worldwide mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity from Sunday to January 25. The observance began in 1908 and was endorsed by Pope Pius X a year later. In Elyria over 200 people from many churches will participate, praying at assigned hours to promote unity. A representative vigil will be held at St John Cathedral with prayers from several local churches and Catholic parishes.

Sharon Catalano Mary Fallon Rocky River West Shore Unitarian Christian Unity Donald G. Jacobs Greater Cleveland Rome Paul Couturier Faith and Order Movement Council of Churches World Council of Churches Aint Order Commissi Elyria James McKinly Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Nationwide prayer vigil urged for inauguration day

Washington AP reports a national appeal for a Tuesday prayer event on Inauguration Day as Ronald Reagan takes office. Evangelists and church leaders say the Prayer effort, tied to a festival in Kansas City, aims to mobilize churchgoers and radio listeners across about 500 stations to influence the country’s destiny.

Washington Ronald Reagan Kansas City

Carter bids Bible class farewell in church remarks

President Carter spoke at a farewell Bible class at First Baptist Church. He urged humility compassion courage and love to overcome fear and described God understanding when people fail. He recalled Jesus prayers to be spared and emphasized moral strength over personal peril.

Washington (Ap First Baptist Church

Church marks Ash Sunday for St Helens eruption

Moses Lake Washington AP reports St Martin's Church designates May 18 as Ash Sunday to commemorate the eruption of Mount St Helens on May 18, 1908. Parishioners will receive ashes for a small fee.

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