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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1980

Page

20

Temple B'nai Abraham Celebrates 70th Anniversary

Elyria's Temple B'nai Abraham marks 70 years since founding in 1910 and 25 years at its Gulf Road synagogue. Lifelong members Harry Becker and Richard Altfeld recall moves from Furnace Street to Lake Avenue Church in 1924 and the Gulf Road facility in 1955.

B’nai Abraham Temple B’nai Abraham Elyria Gulf Road Furnace Street Cascade Park Harry Becker Harwood St Temple B'nai Abraham Mov Lake Avenue Old Congregational Church Richard Altfeld The Temple Altfeld Ohio Turnpike Gene Krebs

St John’s Catholic Parish in Lorain marks 80th founding anniversary

Parishioners of St Johns Catholic Church in Lorain celebrate the 80th anniversary with a Jubilee Mass at 4 pm led by Bishop James A Griffin. A parish dinner follows as Rev Thomas Rath notes the churchs diverse origins from Croatian Slovene German Irish and Spanish heritage. The site history covers 1900 founding to current Grove Avenue Homewood Drive, school enrollment at 227, and Rev Rath as longtime pastor.

St. John’s Catholic Church Lorain James A. Griffin Thomas Rath St. John’s South Lorain Rath E. 31St Street Globe Avenue Youngstown 30Th Street Clinton Avenue the Most Grove Avenue Homewood Drive Joseph M. Wanner Lawrence N. Martello Lorain High School Wayne Hardman St. John's Catholic Church

Harvest festival at St. Barnabas glorifies Christian art

Preparations underway at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Bay Village for The Harvest, a Christian art festival featuring non-denominational artists and craftsmen. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct 11, works in oils, acrylics, watercolors, glass, wood, jewelry, and more will be shown and sold. Twenty eight local artists are invited. performances by Rebecca and John Spehler and Son Rise Ministries will occur at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. For details call 333-0263.

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Bay Village Rebecca John Spehler Son Rise Ministries Port Clinton

New Bible Baffle quiz show debuts in Chicago

The New Bible Baffle, a Christian game show on WCFC-TV Chicago, blends College Bowl and Family Feud style quiz with prizes that promote faith. Contestants answer scripture questions hosted by Raymond G. MacKillop as Diane Brooks celebrates a recent grand prize.

Chicago UPI Electronic Church Don Hancock Wcfc-Tv Hancock Tom Walters Dave Oseland Kansas City Apostles Point Lake Delton Wisconsin Dells Raymond G. MacKillop Diane Brooks Brooks Paul Acts Devil Jobs Jerusalem Tom Grossheider Tinley Park Ill Gros

Spanish Lusitanian Church Joins Anglican Communion

In Lisbon the Lusitanian Church of Portugal became a full member of the Anglican Communion joining 24 national churches and about 65 million members including the US Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured bishops from multiple countries as 3,000 Portuguese Lutherans in 17 congregations near Lisbon and Oporto entered the communion.

Lisbon Portugal Anglican Communion US Episcopal Church Oporto

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Robert Loomis St. John’s Catholic Holy Trinity Sue Harmon Nancy David Weiss Fairview Park St. Barnabas Wolf and Bradley Roads Christian Life Magazine Terry Hall Moody Bible Institute Media Ministries FBI Preacher Sheider
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