Malaga Camp Meeting: Christians Only Community Near Vineland
Residents describe the Malaga Camp Meeting in Delsea Drive as a religious enclave where land and homes are controlled by a camp association. Prospective buyers must show active evangelical church involvement for two years and pledge to participate in religious activities, while court challenges over open housing raise questions about the community’s future.
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Vineland
N. J
Mildred Madara
Delsea Drive
Malaga
God
New Jersey
Camp Meeting Association
Madara
Alfred
Mr. Reasoner
Camp Meeting
Quiet Saturdays urged to conserve energy and faith
A nationwide debate on blue laws weighs Sunday rest versus a common day off. Christianity Today urges adopting quiet Saturdays to save energy and avoid church state conflicts, praising it as nonreligious, beneficial for humanity, and linked to communal fellowship.
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Washington, D.C
United States Supreme Court
Christianity Today
Harold Lindsell
Somaya the Telly
Religion and retirement clash in Vineland camp meeting town
In a close knit religious community near Vineland, retirees dominate the population with little equity for housing. The nearby Pitman Grove camp, once thriving, now lies with dilapidated homes as talks to restore it rise. Tensions emerge between older residents and younger families amid limited outside contact and slow local shopping access.
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Edwin Bustard
Vineland
Reasner
Tress
Joneses
Pope Opponent Calls Catholics to Resist Pope in Germany
Attacks on Pope Paul VI by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, a traditionalist, spurred a West German rally where over 10,000 worshippers applauded a call to resist. The Pope replied with a letter urging obedience to Vatican II and the closure of rebel seminaries.
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Marcel Lefebvre
Paul VI
West Germany
Dr Frank to Speak on Holy Land at Churches
Rev Wilford Young of La Grange concludes a series at West Side Baptist Church Lo Rain with talks from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dr Tom Frank of Oberlin College will present a three part series on the Holy Land at Washington Ave Christian Church starting Wednesday at 8 30 p.m. Each session includes a fellowship time and slide presentations in a duo fade in style. Topics cover The Setting of the Old Testament The Setting of the New Testament and Jerusalem and the Passion of Jesus.
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la Grange
West Side Baptist Church
Lorain
Keystone High School
New York
Binghamton, N.Y
LaGrange Baptist Church
Tom Frank
Oberlin College
Holy Land
Washington Ave. Christian Church
Frank
Jerusalem
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