Former Outlaw Rides With A Silver Cross
Steve Ervin once rode with the Outlaws and now leads His Laboring Few Biker Ministry of Jesus Christ with his wife Carolyn. The couple travel to biker rallies and swap meets offering food, Bibles, and counseling while promoting a street outreach church. The ministry has chapters across five NC cities and in Oklahoma, South Carolina and Georgia.
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Georgia
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Wesleyan Church
Myrtle Beach
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Daytona Beach
Fla
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Charlotte
Harley
Christian Motorcycle Association
Church Leaders Call for Sustainable Path in Appalachia
In Campton Kentucky Sister Margerie Zureick pledged to aid discarded lives as she planted a dogwood seedling during a ceremony unveiling the Catholic Church pastoral letter At Home in the Web of Life. The letter urges sustainable progress amid poverty and environmental decline in Appalachia.
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Campton
Margerie Zureick
Kentucky
Margerie
Appalachia
John Rausch
Appalachian Ministries
Berea
Graham Plans Twin City Crusade in June Metrodome
AP reports Reverend Billy Graham, 77, proceeds with his first Twin Cities crusade in 23 years despite Parkinsons disease and a recent hospitalization. A North Carolina meeting with former Governor Al Quie produced a firm pledge that he will attend the June 1923 event at the Metrodome, with Quie noting Grahams certainty after a frank exchange.
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Minneapolis
Billy Graham
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Metrodome
Minnesota
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North Carolina
Priests Leaving Milwaukee Archdiocese Rise in 1995
MILWAUKEE AP The Milwaukee Archdiocese saw its highest decade loss of Roman Catholic priests in 1995 with 43 leaving active duty and only 3 ordinations, dropping the total to 559 and shrinking parish ministry share. PROVO Utah AP New BYU President Merrill Bateman says truth is spiritual and secular truths may be revealed by revelation and reason.
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Rembert Weakland
Provo
Utah
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Brigham Young University
Merrill Bateman
Bateman
Worker Loses Suit On Religious Bias Charge
In Jacksonville a maintenance worker, Larry Mobley, lost his federal discrimination claim against Regency Square Mall owner R.S. Properties Inc. Jurors deliberated under two hours and sided with the employer. Mobley sought 230000 in lost wages and damages, alleging his Sunday church attendance cost him a promotion to assistant maintenance supervisor in 1993.
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Larry Mobley
Regency Square Mall
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R.S. Properties Inc
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