Solution Puzzle 113 Highlights Word Pairs and Wordplay
A整理 puzzle list explores paired phrases and puns, showing how similar spellings or homographs shift meanings. It contrasts debtors with interest, polka with Pole, and town with gown, while noting explanations that distinguish true associations from near misses.
Play Coinword Test Your Wits Deadline Prompt
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How Business Men's Fellowship Began
A 1944 tent meeting inspired Demos Shakarian to found the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International, connecting laymen in business with faith. His tale of a milk-spattered Lancaster meeting shows the shift in tone as farmers related to a genuine, non preacher led revival.
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Shakarian
Full Gospel
Business
Men's Fellowship International
God
Full Gospel Business Men‘s Fellowship International
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International
Lancaster
Business Men's Fellowship International
Thanksgiving Candlelight Service At Troy Church
A 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Candlelight Service at Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic Church in Troy invites at least 20 area clergymen and city officials. Bishop Wilbur E. Hogg will be principal speaker with many clergy from Episcopal, Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, Ukrainian Catholic and other denominations attending. A social and open house follow.
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Troy City
Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic Church
Spring Ave
Troy
Wilbur E. Hogg
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
Zareh Maronian
Forum on Divorce and Remarriage in Troy
The Roman Catholic Churches of Troy sponsor a Divorce and Remarriage Forum at Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Rev. George Worgul and Rev. Robert Willi will present on church theology of marriage and annulment as well as changes in the church’s understanding of marriage. The forum is informational and open to all.
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Troy
Sacred Heart Church
Troy Church
George Worgul
Robert Willi
Father Worgul
Office of Continuing Education
Father Wills
Theological Academy schedules new courses in Troy Conference UMC
The Troy Conference Theological Academy announces new courses Ways of Being Christian at Queensbury UMC Glens Falls and at Newtonville UMC plus The Bible Confronts Contemporary Cynicism at Keeseville. Both regular and intensive classes run six Wednesday or Tuesday evenings March through May with noted theologians guiding sessions.
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Saratoga Springs
Troy Conference Theological Academy of the United Methodist Church
UMC
James A. Farrell
Glens Falls
Queensbury Community
Newtonville
Academy
United Methodist Church of
Keeseville
Farrell
Neil Hamilton
Drew University Theological School
One church increases missionaries in 1977 move
The United Church of Christ Board for World Ministries will name 27 new overseas missionaries in 1977, reversing a 15 year decline from 550 in 1960 to 165. Rev. Dr. David M. Stowe said the $4.5 million mission budget funds grants to indigenous churches as part of a push to uphold Christian witness amid global rights threats. EVANSTON Ill AP Membership in the United Methodist Church fell for the fifth year, dropping 96 682 to 9.8 million, though at the smallest rate yet.
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New York
American Jewish Committee
Jewish Publication Society of America
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
Canada
Argentina
Board For World Ministries
The
United Church of Christ
David M. Stowe
Evanston, Ill
United Methodist Church
Turn the Television Off Week Grows Across Faith Groups
A nationwide drive to boycott TV for a week Feb 27 to March 5 gains momentum with more than 1 000 churches synagogues and civic groups pledging to darken screens. Leaders cite violent and sexual content as corrosive arguing networks respond to profits.
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George W. Cornell
NEW York
Donald E. Wildman
Southaven
Miss
America
Wildman
First
United Methodist Church
Connecticut
California
Bible Belt
American Lutheran Church
Church of the Brethren
Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Dallas
Tex
Montgomery
Ala
Richmond
San Francisco
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Paul Pascavage
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
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St. Anthony On Hudson Seminary
Rensselaer
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Schenectady
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Canajoharie
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