Concordia Collegiate Institute Choir To Sing At SS Peter and Paul
The Concordia Collegiate Institute Choir of Bronxville New York directed by Eugene Mott will present a sacred music concert at SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church on Route 24 near the O Neil Sheffield Shopping Center. The program features 40 Concordia students and highlights a broad liberal arts training from Concordia College Westchester Campus.
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Concordia Collegiate Institute Choir
Bronxville
N. Y
Eugene Mott
SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Lincoln Blvd
Concordia College
Atlantic States
New York
Albany
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Providence
Natonal Broadcasting Network
Victor
Friml
Romberg
Victor Herbert
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Queens Symphony Orchestra
O'Neil Sheffield
Thomas Soltis
Mt Zion Baptist Church Radio Broadcast Delayed
Prededication services at Mt Zion Baptist Church were postponed as Rev V C Stewart and the Gospel Choir will be out of town for a Back Home broadcast on WABQ originates at Bethany Baptists. The Mt Zion Missionary Society fundraiser concluded with a statewide tally led by Mississippi and hosted guests from St John’s Painesville.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
V. C. Stewart
Gospel Choir
Harmoneers
Cleveland
WABQ
Bethany Baptists
Mt. Zion Missionary Society
Eleanor , Jackson
Kirk Grantham
Lillian Hardy
Mississippi
Charles Carnes
Arkansas
Louisiana
Stewart
Tennessee
B. Holt
Virginia
West Virginia
L. Eady
Illinois-Missouri
M. Greenwood
M. Hall
Alabama
L. Banks
North
South Carolina
V. Byrd
Wilbur Jones
St. John’s Baptist Church
Painesville
Religion in America Aid Neighbors With Charitable Works
Protestants Catholics and Jews unite this weekend to aid neighbors in need through food clothing shelter and medical aid overseas. Agencies report over 80 percent of private American aid goes abroad via religious groups with low overhead and direct reach to homes.
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Church World Service
Bishops’ Relief Fund
United Jewish Appeal
Elyrians Plan Sessions at Fourth Sunday School Convention
The Rev. Robert Reynhout of First Baptist Church and Jack Payne, minister of music and youth, will join the program as participants in the Fourth Annual Greater Cleveland Sunday School Convention set for Thursday and Friday.
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Robert Reynhout
First Baptist Church
Jack Payne
Greater Cleveland
East German Refused Exit Visa Blocks Lehmann Lecture
Dr. Arno Lehmann, noted expert on Lutheran missions, was denied an exit visa by East Germany ahead of his planned lecture at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. The U.S. had authorized an entry visa for six months. Lehmann, dean at Halle-Wittenberg theological faculty, is a Free Church member affiliated with the Missouri Synod. Concordia Seminary president Dr. Alfred Fuerbringer lamented the setback and noted Lehmann’s anticipated topics on missions in India and Dravidology.
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Arno Lehmann
Lutheran Missions
St. Louis
Lutheran World Federation
Minneapolis
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Concordia Seminary
Alfred O. Fuerbringer
Lehmann
India
South India
Missouri Synod
Christan
Asia
Africa
German youth effort aids Nazi repentance work abroad
The Evangelical Church of Germany sent a second volunteer group of young Christians to work in repentance for Nazi suffering. They will help build a home for retarded children in Narvik Norway. An earlier group went to Holland.
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Evangelical Church of Germany
Narvik
Norway
Holland
Antioch Baptist Sets Schedule For New Church Services
Elyria’s new Antioch Baptist begins regular services tomorrow with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and evening worship at 7 p m A Wednesday midweek prayer and praise service is at 7 30 p m The Rev C L Brown pastor will preach at both services all are open to the public.
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C L Brown
Tamar and Amnon tale ends in vengeance and sorrow
The narrative recounts Tamar, famed for beauty, facing dishonor by Amnon after feigning illness. Tamar pleads with Amnon and King David, but he evades marriage and expels her. Tamar seeks refuge with Absalom, triggering his desire for vengeance. Also, L D Baker prepares meals for over 1000 attendees at a Jehovah's Witnesses circuit assembly in Oberlin, detailing the unconventional cafeteria setup.
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Tamar
Absalom
Amnon
David
L. D. Baker
Mansfeld
Jehovah's Witnesses
Oberlin
el Rey Grotte i
Baker
Divine Wit International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
New York
Det
Mansfield
Evangelaires to Perform Sacred Concert at First Assembly
The Evangelaires choral group from North Central Bible College Minneapolis will give a sacred concert Monday at 7 30 p.m. at First Assembly of God on Abbr Rd. Directed by Rev Lawrence B Larsen the NCBC graduates will perform hymns anthems gospel and spirituals with unique gospel arrangements and a timba ensemble. Rev Leland Schultz will also speak. No admission charge.
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the Evangelaires
North Central Bible ‘College
Minneapolis
Minn
Assembly of God
Abbr Rd
Lawrence B. Larsen
Mr. Larsen
NCBC
McPhail A
College of Music
Haskell M. Miller
Hertin
Main St. Agntairs
Kini
Evangelaires
Matimba
Leland Schultz
Assemblies of God
Mannesota Accouing
EL E Eliason
Bible School Box 2525 Wh Ewewee Emcee
Local notice lists a Bible school program at Box 2525 with event details unclear. The fragment mentions an emcee and a possible address line. No clear date, venue, or organization is readable.
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C.T. Bible School
Eewewee
Grafton Pastor and Choir to Lead Elyria Home Vesper
The Rev. Donald D. Newland of the Grafton Methodist Church will preach at the Elyria Methodist Home afternoon vesper service, with the Grafton church choir providing the music for the special observance.
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Donald D. Newland
Grafton Methodist Church
Elyria Methodist Home
Grafton Church
Ohioans Named Among First Faculty At Anchorage College
Two Ohio faculty are among Alaska Methodist University’s initial 10 appointments in Anchorage announced by Rev. Fred McGinnis and Dean Herbert Heller. Dr. Wayne Dancer of the University of Toledo will teach mathematics and Rev. Richard Gay of Ohio Wesleyan University will teach religion and serve as chaplain. Ten of 30 applicants were chosen to begin work this summer and fall with classes opening September 30.
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Alaska Methodist University
Anchorage
Fred McGinnis
Herbert Heller
Wayne Dancer
University of Toledo
Richard Gay
Ohio Wesleyan University
McGinnis
Methodist Young People To Hear Rev D Blazier
The Rev Daniel C Blazier world traveler and author will speak to First Methodist Church youth tomorrow at 730 pm. He has traveled 25000 miles and visited 23 foreign countries. His topic is The World Revolution Christianity versus Communism.
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Daniel C Blazier
First Methodist Church
Muskingum College
Blazier
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
South Africa
Richard Hutchings
Kirk Nevins
Bonnie Boggs
Fern Murray
Paul Norris
Dennis Wilson
John Broadwater
Richard Chamberlain
William Graham
Will
Ray Hartman
Jackie Purcell
Charmain Purcell
Linda Buterbaugh
George Miraben
Brad Davis
Phil Ashbury
Ker Keller
Bill Eastman
Ted Wieseke
Tom Martin
Steve Bruegger
Claude Hoy
Bill Caughan
Johr Jeeeem
Jim Kurtz
Art Turek
Methodists See Need For 400 New Churches
Rev. B P Murphy executive secretary for church extension estimates Methodists must organize 400 new congregations annually for the next four years and spend 118 million dollars on church construction. The figure stems from a national survey of district superintendents and detailed studies by the church extension staff.
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B. P. Murphy
Philadelphia
Division of National Missions
Methodist Board of Missions
Murphy
Women To Screen Cry the Beloved Country Film
The United Church Women of Elyna pool resources to show Cry the Beloved Country at Washington Avenue Church of Christ Tuesday at 8 p.m. The film, based on the novel, addresses Africa’s modern problems and is open to the public with no admission charge.
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United Church Women of
U S Overseas Clothing Aid Surges in Early 1960
United Clothing Appeals through Church World Service saw American Protestant churches donate 824 993 pounds of used clothing and blankets in January February 1960, nearly double 427 334 pounds the year before. A January blanket drive in Indiana and Illinois boosted total, with over 700 000 blankets donated to aid refugees and disaster areas facing winter hardship.
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Church World Service
United Clothing
Indiana
Illinois
Manwest
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SS. Peter-Paul
N.Y. College
Elyrians EN Choi
Elyria Brothers
Jerome Janisko
Jack Janisko
Griswold Rd
Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Jerry
America
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Elyrians
Norman B. Jerome
Union Gospel Press
Payne
Reynhout
J. Edward Hakes
Wheaton College
John Balgo
Cedar Hall Baptist Church
William Rice
InterCity Baptist Church
Allen Park
Mich
Cedar Hill Baptist Church
Cedar Ave
Antioch Baptist
Elyria
Tomor
By Patrick and Garrison
Children of the Bible
Mansfield Man
Saweuel Xuil
Geaurifelty
Sandusky , Salon High School
Perkins and
Moyes Avenue
Sandusky, Chic
Adetts
THE
Methodist
Rev. D. Blazier
Janice Kowalik
Carol Koepper
Priscilla Neal
Peggy Gillies
Sarah Llewellyn
Charlotte Bowen
Pam Demos
Sally Greening
Diane Stamford
N Earler
Blaemer
Jerri ‘Wagstaff
U.S
N.C
8.C. Chom
Gene Wy
Sendey School
Mersing
First Assembly OF God
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