Continuing our discussion of the pastorship of Rev. David Maynard (1976-1981)...
The Sesquicentennial History mentions that the Maynards urged the Peoria school district "to take a realistic look at providing a contemporary sex education curriculum for young people to help them understand human relationships and population control."
I'd bet other church members were involved in that effort as well. Can anyone tell us more about it?
Showing posts with label social concerns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social concerns. Show all posts
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Seventies Support Group
Earlier I promised we'd share stories about the years when Rev. David Maynard was our church's minister (1976-1981). We'll start by focusing on the church's involvement in social concerns of the day.
Our church's Sesquicentennial History notes that Rev. Maynard and his wife, Jane, "broadened the social consciousness of members." One of the activities it mentions is "a support group on social problems." I'd love to know more about that support group. What was the format? What kinds of social problems did it address? If you remember that group, and especially if you participated in it, please add a comment to let us know.
Our church's Sesquicentennial History notes that Rev. Maynard and his wife, Jane, "broadened the social consciousness of members." One of the activities it mentions is "a support group on social problems." I'd love to know more about that support group. What was the format? What kinds of social problems did it address? If you remember that group, and especially if you participated in it, please add a comment to let us know.
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