Land, Stanley
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- —
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter area; Dexter, MO; Dexter, Missouri
- First event date
- 1977-07-23
- Last event date
- 1977-12-30
Timeline — 7 events
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1977-07-23
The Rev. Stanley Land of the First Christian Church officiated the 8 p.m. Pope-Brown ceremony.
family_mention · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19770817-p5
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1977-08-12
Named as pastor of First Christian, E. Stoddard and Poplar in the Daily Statesman-Messenger church directory
church · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19770812-p7
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1977-11-25
First Christian Church minister, quoted in the Statesman's 'Preacher Poll: Want to bet on it?' against legalizing pari-mutuel betting in Missouri. Christian.
church item · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771125-p5
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1977-12-02
Rev. Stanley Land, First Christian Church, answered the Daily Statesman preacher poll on Missouri's 'Blue Laws': favors the 'Blue Laws,' noting some businesses must remain open for emergencies. Religion: Christian - First Christian Church.
church_notice · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771202-p6
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1977-12-23
Listed as pastor/minister of First Christian (E. Stoddard and Poplar), Dexter in the Church Directory, Dec 23, 1977. Christian — First Christian (E. Stoddard and Poplar).
church_role · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771223-p21
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1977-12-23
Rev. Stanley Land of First Christian Church answered the Preacher Poll feature ("Politics anyone?") on whether clergy should participate in city government; quoted that church leaders should be involved in city government. Religion: Christian — First Christian Church.
interview_quote · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771223-p8
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1977-12-30
Quoted in the paper's preacher poll 'Television: What about violence?' on effects of TV violence on younger congregation members. Religion: Christian — First Christian Church.
opinion · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771230-p6
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