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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1965
Page
7
AP reports 13 Hungarian priests were convicted and sentenced up to eight years for giving religious instruction seen as conspiratorial against the regime. The church hierarchy offered no public protest, and authorities cite two legal forms of instruction plus home visits, while Vatican relations face unresolved issues with Cardinal Mindszenty abroad.
The Rev. John Morton of Shenandoah College has become minister of Fairview Mt Oliver and Mt Pleasant on the West Frederick Evangelical United Brethren Charge. Services are Sundays at Fairview 8 45 a m Mt Pleasant 9 50 a m and Mt Olive 11 a m. Special music for this Sunday by Nancy Spark er and Ruann New comer, Shenandoah College students, with sermon titled Courage or Cowardice.
Opequon Church announces a series of evangelistic services beginning tomorrow and running through Sept 24 at 7 30 p m The speakers include Mr Lyons Rev Daniel Dickenson Berryville Presbyterian Rev David Crawford First speaker Rev John Baden Christ Episcopal and Rev Samuel Herbert host pastor Open to the public.
A compiled guide of local churches with ministers, worship times, and Sunday School schedules across Middletown Stephens City Front Royal and nearby communities. Includes Calvary Boscawen Episcopal Evangelical United Brethren Methodist Presbyterian Salvation Army United Church of Christ and other congregations with service hours and contact notes.
Sessions of the Winchester Area Christian Workers' School start Monday at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 7 p.m. and each subsequent session at 7 30 p.m. The program includes teaching children home Christian living and youth understanding plus music in Christian education. The faculty features Mrs. H Lipscomb Jr J Walters and Mrs G G Williams with Rev T Eugene Carter chairing and John J Hawse as dean.
The Rev. James Roger Jackson will conduct his first services as the new pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Temple Terrace tomorrow. The Jackson family lives at 303 Jefferson St in the Douglas Brown house.
Reverend David Scearce of Smithsburg Maryland will speak at the Church of God on Roosevelt Blvd Pineville starting Monday through October 2 at 730 PM inviting all to attend the revival meetings led by Rev Harry M Miller in charge.
The Rev. Ronald H. Rowland, a retired minister living in Winchester, substitutes for Rev. John Baden during his vacation. Peter Stauffer of Virginia Theological Seminary will assist and help with the high school class. Stauffer is a diocesan candidate for Holy Orders, born in Connellsville, Pa, and a Bethany College graduate. The Young People's Fellowship holds its fall first meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Charles Dunlap’s home off Senseny Road with officer elections planned. Eddie Dunlap, Shenandoah College sophomore, leads the group again this year.
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