Kung-Fu for Christ Rev. Draws Crowd in Palm City
Palm City pastor John Wardle 45 uses kung fu demonstrations at revival meetings to draw attendees. A former Illinois motorcycle gang member and Harley rider, he embraced Christ after a life of bar fights. He now leads First Baptist Church with 560 members and plans further acts.
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Palm City
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John Wardle
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Marlon Brando
Illinois
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Hymnal Controversy Divides Lutheran Leaders at Dallas
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod faces a split over the Lutheran Book of Worship. The Worship Commission urges immediate adoption as a sound expression of worship, while a floor committee favors further study and delaying final action until 1979. The project, begun with Inter Lutheran bodies in 1965, has been field tested and tentatively approved for publication before Advent 1978, despite questions about intra- church fellowship.
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Brunswick School of the Bible begins in Brunswick
Pastor Paul M. Schurdell announces the School of the Bible sessions starting Tuesday at 7 4 p m in the old Brunswick church at 146 Marks Rd The public is invited A weekly 1 p m Bible study prayer meeting on Monday and Tuesday and a Sunday 10 a m miracle service are scheduled The school will serve Cuyahoga Lorain and Medina counties and may expand further Contact details available at the church
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Paul M. Schurdelh
School of the Bible
Brunswick
Marks Rd
Boston Road
Jesus Tower in Jerusalem Tops City Skyline
The 152 foot Jesus Tower rises in Jerusalem as the tallest structure. Three chapels are located at various levels for Christian visitors. A total of 234 steps lead to the top where worshipers may pause and pray on the ascent.
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Jerusalem
YMCA
Brethren vote to hold meetings only in ERA states
The Church of the Brethren will base its general board meetings for the next few years in states that have ratified the Equal Rights Amendment. The policy covers three annual meetings from now until March 1979 or until ERA becomes part of the Constitution. Three states still must ratify before the March 1979 deadline.
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Richmond, VA
Church of the Brethren
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