Death Penalty Opposition Linked to Prayer Says Cleric
Rev Andrew Greeley cites National Opinion Research Center data showing frequent daily prayer correlates with greater opposition to the death penalty and support for federally funded AIDS medical care. He notes devout prayer users may seem rigid yet favor welfare aid. Lutherans Largest Church Group Says Geneva Federation.
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Socolegatigo
National Opinion Research Center
Andrew Greeley
University of Chicago
Greeley
Revival and concert listings fill area churches
A lengthy community events note lists revival nightly February 17 to 21 at Mackie Hall with evangelist Robert Freeman behind Wee Care Day Care Center. It covers church concerts at Anderson College, First Baptist Aiken, Wicks Pipe Organ dedication with Dr Albert Travis, and March 1 with Kenneth H Courtney. Also listed are gospel sings, youth programs, banquets, art auction, and charitable activities across multiple churches in Aiken and nearby towns, with dates, locations and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie
Robert Freeman
Wee Care Day
4Th Street
Millbrook Baptist Church
Anderson Cotege
Anderson College
Radiance
First Baptist Church of
Kenneth H. Courtney
First Presbyterian Church
Aiken
St. John Baptist Church
Huber Clay Road
Langley
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Misty Lakes
Teresa Moshel
Lakeview Assembly of God
Augusta
Jan Benson
First Chistian Church
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Kings Kids
New Pastor Appointed at Johnston Church of God
The Johnston Church of God appoints Rev. Marion Snider of Anderson as its new pastor. He studied at Holmes College of the Bible in Greenville and has served as district youth director local church missions representative and a pastor in LaFrance and Santee. He and his wife Christie have a daughter Nicole. The church sits on Stide Hill Road Johnston.
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Johnston Church of God
Marion Snider
Anderson
Snider
Holmes College of the Bible
Greenville
Church of God
LaFrance and
Santee
Christie
Nicole
Stide Hill Road
Johnston
Book Fair Seeks Contributions for AAUW Sale
The American Association of University Women seeks book donations for its annual Book Fair set for March 6 7 at 1546 Richland Ave. Donations accepted at the Kalmia Plaza storefront Tuesdays and Saturdays 9 a.m. to noon. Proceeds fund graduate fellowships and local education projects. Call 648 5442 for details.
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American Association of University Women
Richland Ave
Kalmia Plaza
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Sweden
Lutheran World Federation
Geneva
Lutheran Church of Sweden
Evangelical Lutheran Church In
America
el Salvador
National Council of Churches
Secret Army For National Salvation
Medardo Gomez
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Southern Baptist
Charles
Kathie Thomas
Romania
Foreign Mission Board
Baptist Press
France
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Jim Geiger
CSSR
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Rosa Willams
Second Baptist Church
Gloria Allen
Janet Harrison
Bill Stubbs
Piney Heights
Old Piney Heights Baptist Church
Langtey
Thomas E. Mason
Robert Human
Ronald Carpenter
Upper South Carolina
St. Mary Help of Christians School
Houndslake Country Club
South Airien Presbyterian Church
Whiskey Road
Cumberland Ame Church
Kershaw St
ACTS
Hayne Avenue
Coalition To
Belvedere United Methodist Church
North Augusta
Belvedere
Belvedere Christian Church
Liberty Baptist Church
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Ners
St. Thaddeus
E. Michael Rowell
Larry Holley
H.A. McClearen
Owen Sheetz
Joe Harris
Jean Huntoon
Dave Moore
Em Rubin
Bill Swingle
Jane Davis
Viviar Milner
Vivian Milner
Dibble Road
AAUW
St. John's Bay
Soos
Stacy ‘Adams
SES
Jcpenney
Mieseoy Petites & Women
Jaguar
Jcpenney Styling Salon
Aiken Mall
Perm
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