Catholic Broadcasters Honor WKYC-TV with Gabriel Award
The Catholic Broadcasters Association cites WKYC-TV for a Gabriel Award marking the station's sixth consecutive year of recognition.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1971
Page
5
The Catholic Broadcasters Association cites WKYC-TV for a Gabriel Award marking the station's sixth consecutive year of recognition.
Medina First Baptist Church in the Park hosts a 7:30 p.m. Sunday appearance by the Soul Searchers, a gospel team from Valley Forge based MEDINA Centered Evangelism. The group, composed of young singers and instrumentalists, returns for a second showing supported by religious groups including the Council of Churches of Christ of Greater Cleveland and the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland. The program references Crisis in Christianity, a five-part NBC News Day study later aired on TV3 Scene on Sunday, hosted by Doug Adair.
Parishioners of St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Medina will support Mrs Erma Yelloweagle a social worker aiding American Indians on Clevelands lower west side. The gift funds an Indian community project through St Johns Episcopal Church and will not affect St Pauls operating expenses.
UPI religion writer reports Dr Henlee H Barnette of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary offers parents guidance when a son or daughter uses illegal drugs. He warns against turning the child over to police or using violence and fear, and urges calm dialogue and professional help. If the youth refuses aid, eviction is suggested as a last resort to avoid funding the habit.
The American Lutheran Church Women will run seven area leadership schools for 1 200 district and conference officers. Sites include Capital University Columbus and St Olaf College Northfield plus Whitworth College Spokane Augustana College Sioux Falls California Lutheran College Thousand Oaks Texas Lutheran College Seguin and Carthage College Kenosha. The program covers 1972 educational materials leadership education parliamentary procedure group dynamics and officer responsibilities.
The notice lists multiple churches in the Brunswick area with their addresses and weekly worship schedules. Details include Sunday schools, morning and evening services, midweek meetings, and confessional schedules at venues such as Seventh-day Adventist, Church of God of Prophecy, Fellowship Baptist, St. Paul’s Parish, St Francis Xavier, Friendship Baptist, Hinckley Ridge Baptist, St. Mark Lutheran, Hadcock Road Baptist, Kingsbury Road Alliance, Center School, Crestview School, Christ Tabernacle, Emmanuel Baptist Temple, First Church of the Nazarene, The Glorious Church of God, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Community Church, Universalist Unitarian, Zion Lutheran, Grace United Methodist, and Waltz United Methodist Church. Shows a broad church calendar for Sunday through midweek services.
Sunday activities listed for Chatham Black River Church of the Brethren led by Rev Kenneth Fisher at 10 a.m. Church school with Supt Ethel Browand. Four Square Gospel Church led by Rev Robert Dailey with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Crusader Youth at 6 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7 p.m.
In the Medina Gazette report the Jesus movement is described as a broad, lasting spiritual groundswell, not a fad. It highlights growing home Bible studies, youth groups, and campus revivals, plus widespread revival in Africa and South America and possible signs of a world revival in the making.
The United Methodist Church at 195 Broad St in Wadsworth will run a vacation church school from August 2 to 13. Classes meet daily 9 to 11 a.m. Barbara Black serves as superintendent with Carol Monroe as assistant. Teachers include Nancy Davis Joan Connell Millie Dozer Mary Miller Lynn Sechrist Jill Lowry and Joanne Ames.
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