How to submit religion page news for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites area churches to submit news of special programs for Saturday religion pages with a noon Wednesday deadline. Include full names and a contact phone number. Do not telephone for submissions. Vatican City AP reports talks between Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches on common Holy Communion celebrations, as Pope John Paul II explained to a general audience.
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United Methodist Women Self Denial Meeting Topic
The First United Methodist Women's meeting Tuesday at 12 15 p m in the church fellowship hall will explore the meaning of Christian personhood. Rev Mae Booth will lead Call to Prayer and Self Denial Ardis Pinkley is program coordinator Dorothy Kotnik will lead worship with music by Jeanine Donaldson Elyria YWCA staff member Attendees should bring their own table service and reserve by calling Mrs Carl Norris at 322 4007
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Catholic Relief Appeal Set For Cleveland Diocese
The annual nationwide Catholic Relief Services drive will be held March 24 and 25 in all Cleveland Diocese churches. Bishop James A. Hickey urged Catholics to support CRS, noting the 8.3 million dollars raised last year was turned into 275 million in aid for over 18 million people in 86 countries. The campaign, guided by need rather than creed, invites all Americans to participate and provides contact options at local churches or Catholic Charities of Cleveland. CRS aids refugees and disaster victims with medical care food clothing and self help projects including seeds tools fertilizer and construction materials.
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Belgium forms United Protestant Church merging three denominations
In Belgium a new United Protestant Church of Belgium started at year’s begin after a two year build up. The union unites the Protestant Church of Belgium including Methodists, the Belgian Reformed Church, and the Re-Reformed Church with a community outreach network and education programs.
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