Prison reform debate weaves through Christian groups
A New York AP report surveys Christian views on prison reform and rehabilitation vs punishment. It highlights debates within Protestant and Jewish-Christian circles, noting scholars like Rev. Dr. A Eckardt and George C. Kenner on rehabilitation, faith, and biblical law. The piece discusses calls for a shift in mission attitudes and the role of churches in reform. It mentions Sing Sing and Joliet as references in the discussion.
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New York
Cimrat
Peo
Ple
George C. Ken
Beldie
Devil's Island
Kandie
Jesus
Sing Singjaid
Ad Joliet
James V. Banmet
Sing
Chewsville
Pune i
Shift Urged In Christianity's View Of Judaism
A brief note argues for reevaluating Christian attitudes toward Judaism, urging a shift in perspective within church thought to foster better understanding and dialogue between the two faiths.
Rev Moors To Speak At Unitarian Church
Multiple church activities listed including Rev J Clark Hayes led Bible study at Salem United Church of Christ Cearfoss Pike Broadfording Church of the Brethren screen on archaeology at 7 30 p m State Line United Brethren Conference Thursday and Friday World Service Day at Emmanuel U B Church Salvation Army concert Dusty Shaver at Wise Street Unitarian Church sermon by Rev William R Moors and Unitarian ministerial roles with capital punishment abolition and religious liberal workshop details.
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J. Clark Hayes
Salem United Church
State Line
The
United Brethren Church
State’ S Line
Salvation Army
Dusty” Shaver
George and Wise
William R. Moors
Cedar Ee
Moors
Maryland Council For Abolition of
Greater Washington Area
Universalist
Lent Is For Wild Living By DAVID POLING
The essay reflects on Lent as a period of renewed spiritual focus amid temptations and societal dangers. It discusses church aims, civil liberties, and social service, noting the author’s experiences and roles in religious and public service organizations. The piece stresses Christ’s call to uplift life and bear witness through ministry while acknowledging contemporary pressures.
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David Poling
Christ
Nalof
Howbie
Nawant
Civil Liberties Union
Washenstanyy
Jesus Christ
Suuuldan May and Fair Housing Association
National
Rev John Schildt to Speak at Mt Nebo EUB
Rev John Schildt is billed to speak at Mt Nebo EUB. The Rev Arthur L Grove serves as pastor. The church, founded in 177b, houses bells cast in Holland bearing Elizabethtown as Hargestown's original name. Jonathan Hager, founder of the town, is buried in the church graveyard known as the late Westminster of Hagerstown.
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John Schildt
Mt. Nebo
Eub
Arthur L. Grove
Holland
Elizabethtown
Harg
Erstown
Jonathan Hager
Hagerstown
Lord of Life and Death in the Bethany Miracle
The article reflects on Jesus raising Lazarus as a foreshadowing of emancipation from death and faith in the Father’s will. It covers Jesus' connection with Lazarus family in Bethany, the warnings to return to Judea, and the defining claim I am the resurrection and the life. It notes church efforts to counter discrimination and the broader social context of Negro rights tied to the miracle.
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R. H. Ramsey
Lazarus
Christ
Jesus
Bethany
Mary
Martha
Ina S Wach
Nazareth
Jesua
Galilee
Judaea
Jess
Ther
New York
Aod
Mary Munication
United
Church of Christ
Jes
Tange
Brett C. Parker
Gram
Luzanna
Jay
Cazarus
Gramming
Cess
Park i
Mertha
Abe
Ephriam
Jeses
Jases
Leseres
Manhall
YFC Presents The Bobby Richardson Story Tonight
Youth for Christ screens a color documentary about Bobby Richardson from sandlots to Yankee Stadium. Franklyn Miller of UFC notes the film highlights faith and character over mere athleticism. Admission is free at 8 p.m. at Franklin Court 33 W Franklin St with future premieres listed for area schools.
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Bobby Richardson
Youth For Christ
Franklin Court
W. Franklin St
South Carolina
Yankee Stadium
New York
Franklyn Miller
UFC
St Andrews Workshop On Vietnam At St Andrew’s Church
A Vietnam workshop is set for Sunday at St. Andrew’s Methodist Church, 1024 Maryland Ave. Garvan B. Griffith of the State Department outlines U S policy, Willie Meyers shares Viet Nam experiences with IVS, Gerald Holmes provides historical context, and Rev Ellsworth N Bunce discusses the church boards’ social concerns position.
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Vietnam
Pum
St. Andrew's Methodist Church
Maryland Ave
Garvan BH
Griffith
Department of ‘State
United States
Willie Meyers
International Voluluntary Services
Gerald Holmes
North Hagerstow
Ellsworth N. Bunce
Social Concerns
Baltimore
Pikeville College Choir Concert in Covenant Church
The Pikeville College Choir from Pikeville Kentucky performs Saturday at 8 p.m. in Covenant United Presbyterian Church at 250 Greenhill Drive in the Robinwood Drive area. Cooperating churches include Covenant and Hagerstown Presbyterian. Under D Michael Donathan the program features Schubert Brahms Thompson Mozart and Vaughan Williams.
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Pikeville College
Pikeville
Covenant United Presbyterian Church
Greenhill. Drive
Robinwood Drive
Covenant
Hagerstown, Presbyterian Church
Chambersburg Bible Church hosts New Life Campaign with Joe Boyd
The Chambersburg Bible Church at 2011 Scotland Ave hosts a New Life Campaign led by evangelist Joe Boyd of Bay City Texas Monday through Saturday at 7 30 p m nightly The Rev John B Springer pastor of the host church leads the services with Mrs John F Huff assisting Local music features include brass and vocal performances Boyd a Texas A M University and Southwestern Theological Seminary graduate played college football and earned national honors before turning to evangelistic ministry.
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Chambersburg
Texas
Scotland Ave
Joe Boyd
Bay|y Christian Magazine
Tex
Corpun
John B. Springer
John F. Huff
Hut
Grace! ‘Baptist Church
Waynesboro
Cam
Ene, Boyd
Texas A & M University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas A & M
Offi ‘Sports Tllwstrated
Boyd
Cooperative Lutheran Health Series Planned in Three Towns
Trinity Lutheran Church Boonsbors St Pauls Lutheran Bunkstown and Christ Lutheran Hagerstown host a 7 30 pm cooperative series themed You did Your Health The Rev William D Noffziger speaks Why Should This Happen to Me at Trinity Wednesday March 20 Dr Joseph H Caricose speaks Faith Medication and Therapy at St Pauls Wednesday March 20 A panel on mental emotional physical and spiritual health will meet at Christ Lutheran Wednesday April 3 panelists include Sister Margaret B Kreller Dr Paul V Joliet and Dr Carleofe
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Trinity Lutheras Church
Boousbors
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Bunkstown
Christ Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
William D. Noffziger
Trinity Lutheran
Nofziger
Washington County Hospital
Joseph H. Caricose
Union Bridge
St. Paul's
Margaret B. Kreller
Lutheran Social Services
Paul V. Joliet
Washington County
Carleofe
New President Takes Over Security Council
United Nations new president of the Security Council is Ousmane Sace Diop of Senegal who succeeds Misvel Solano Lopez of Paraguay in the rotating cycle among the 15 member states. The change marks the start of a new council presidency under alphabetical rotation.
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Security Council
United Nations, N.y.ap
Ousmane Sace Diop
Senegal
U.N. Security Council
Misvel Solano Lopez
Paraguay
Council
Meeting Called On Church Role
Ministers will meet with aymen next month to discuss the church's responsibility to senior citizens and plan actions.
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Aymen
Specialists Seek Answers on Death at Maryland Conference
Heart specialists plan a three day conference at Hagerstown Junior College in Maryland starting March 23 to explore ethical questions raised by heart transplants. The forum will include clergy from Washington County and representatives from major medical and aging groups with federal and state support.
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San Francisco
Maryland
U.S
William Likoff
Philadelphia
Likoff
of Health, Education
West American College of Cardiology
Washingt
San Francis
Jobo Price
Regiona
Bethesda
Dhew’s
Anid
Charlottesville
Lutherans study plan to fund pastor education program
The Lutheran Church in America’s Board of Theological Education develops PACE a continuing pastor education fund. Congregations would fund fringe benefits similar to health and pension plans with study leaves two weeks to six years, plus congregational participation and career development focus. A committee will study the proposal before October action.
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New York City
Lutheran’ Church In America
Board of ‘Theological Education
PACE
Executive Council
Board of Pensions
Pace Fund
Theodore Bachmann
LCA
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Hope
Guy Crone, Jr
Ira Keperling
Howard Bowers
Mra
Paul Huffer
Women's Society of World Service
E.U.B
Joseph Gant
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First National Bank of Maryland
Owensboro
University of Florids
Crane Theological School
Tufts University
First Parish Unitarian Church
Medfield
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Massachusetts Commonwealth Service Corps
Peace Corps
Unitarian- Universalist Service Committee
Roxbury
Massachusetts
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Tion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac St
Lord of
YFC
North Hagerstown High School
Waynesboro Senior High School
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