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Walter MacNutt

1910 - 1996 Person Name: Walter MacNutt (1910-1996) Scripture: Mark 12:41-44 Composer of "HURRLE" in Common Praise (1998)

b. 1946 Scripture: Mark 12:38-44 Translator of "When the Poor Ones (Cuando el pobre)" in Glory to God Rev. George Lockwood was born in 1946 and has been a missionary to Costa Rica. He has pastored Spanish-speaking congregations in both Arizona and California and served on the editorial committee for the Methodist hymnal supplement Celebremos II. In addition, Lockwood has traveled throughout Central and South America interviewing church musicians and gathering new hymns from both Spanish and Portuguese cultures which he then presents at conferences and workshops. The Presbyterian Hymnal Companion, 1993

Mary Louise Bringle

b. 1953 Person Name: Mary Louise Bringle, n. 1953 Scripture: Mark 12:38-44 Translator of "Cuando el pobre nada tiene (When the Hungry Who Have Nothing)" in Santo, Santo, Santo

Alvin Schutmaat

1921 - 1988 Scripture: Mark 12:38-44 Arranger of "EL CAMINO" in Glory to God Alvin Schutmaat (b. 1921; d. 1988). Using arts to communicate the gospel, Columbian Alvin Schutmaat studied Latin American literature and education in Edinburgh, returning to Colombia to teach theology and music at the Presbyterian Seminary in Bogata; he also taught at the Latin American Biblical Seminary in Costa Rica. Sing! A New Creation!

Ronald F. Krisman

Person Name: Ronald F. Krisman, n. 1946 Scripture: Mark 12:38-44 Arranger of "PEQUEÑAS ALCARACIONES" in Santo, Santo, Santo

Jim Strathdee

b. 1941 Scripture: Mark 12:38-44 Author of "What Does the Lord Require of You?" in Glory to God

Krishnarao Rathnaji Sangle

1834 - 1908 Scripture: Mark 12:41-44 Author of "तन मन धन पभूतव चरणी Tana mana dhana prabhū tava caraṇī (Heart and Mind, Possessions, God)" in Voices Together

Alden H. Clark

1878 - 1960 Scripture: Mark 12:41-44 Translator of "तन मन धन पभूतव चरणी Tana mana dhana prabhū tava caraṇī (Heart and Mind, Possessions, God)" in Voices Together Born: June 26, 1878, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Died: May 27, 1960, Boston, Massachusetts. Buried: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts Clark attended Amherst College; Union Theological Seminary, New York; and Columbia University. In 1904, he went to India as a Congregational Church missionary; in 1925, he founded the Nagpada Neighborhood House in Bombay (now Mumbai). He later served as principal of Union Training College and the United Theological College, secretary to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (1930-47), and trustee of the International Medical Missionary Society and secretary for India, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), Philippines, Spain, and Mexico. His works include: Was It Worthwhile?, 1915 India on the March, 1922 The Social Dynamic of Jesus, 1930 --www.hymntime.com/tch/

Marion Jean Chute

1901 - 1995 Scripture: Mark 12:41-44 Adapter of "TANA MANA DHANA" in Voices Together Marion Jean Chute died at the age of 93. She was born Nov. 16, 1901 in Springfield Mass., and was raised in Holyoke, Mass. She studied American history and music at Mount Holyoke College, graduated in 1922 and became a teacher. Her first position was teaching music at a reform school for girls in Indiana. From 1924 to 1933, she served as a missionary in India. She taught music in the city of Ahmadnegar and was active in social work, language study and translation. She married Gordon Chute on Oct. 16, 1928, in Bombay, India. The couple left India in 1933 and livwd in Canada, New Jersey, New York and Massachusetts until moving to Eugene in 1971. Chute sang in the church choir, taught Sunday School and served on numerous church boards and committees. A member of the First Congregational Church in Eugene she received the Ruben H. Huenemann Award for Christian Leadership from the Pacific Conference of the United Church of Christ. She continued to schedule volunteers from the church for the family soup kitchen until the time of her death. Working for international understanding, peace and social justice was a major part of her life. She helped resettle refugees after World War II, sought fair treatment of migrant workers and took international students into her home. Chute joined Clergy and Laity Concerned during the Vietnam War and served as its treasurer for nine years. She also was involved in the Interchurch Sanctuary Network, Interchurch Seminars, Church Women United and the Eugene-Springfield Homeless Action Coalition. She was a avid reader, a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast and an amateur naturalist. She enjoyed her family history, writing letters, poetry and autobiographical sketches. --obituary from the Eugene Register-Guard - Sept. 26, 1995