Worldwide audience for Aiken church message echoed by Guideposts
Judy Rembert Price spoke at St. John's United Methodist Church urging faithful giving. Her Sunday sermon reached about 16 million readers after Guideposts published it in August 1996 under the title Give from the Top. The piece recounts a Bethel Church moment in 1974 with her husband Frank Price.
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Judy Rembert Price
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Guideposts
Frank Price
Bethel United Methodist Church
Walterboro
Giving From the Top A Faith Testimony on Tithing
Mrs Price recounts tithing lessons from a church talk and Malachi inspiring a family to give first. After donating the first tenth of pay, a freezer and blessing follow, with a surprise paid in full by Frank's father. The story emphasizes faith that you cannot outgive God.
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Malachi
Frank
Bethel United ‘Methodist Church
Tithing belief gains wider notice after magazine feature
A woman shared that a magazine article about tithing drew many inquiries from friends across the state and sparked ongoing questions. She noted the piece printed only part of her remarks and left out a key point about continued tithing and perceived divine blessings.
Campaign to recruit priests aims to rebuild vocations
The NCCB launches a national campaign combining public relations and headhunting to attract young Catholics to priesthood and religious work. It uses the Recruiter tracking system to identify candidates while stressing listening over pressure. Rhode Island's Providence diocese notes shrinking seminary enrollments and an aging priest corps amid misconduct lawsuits.
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Paul Loverde
Ogdensburg
Nccb Committee
Loverde
Center For Applied Research
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Marcel Pincince
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Home Coming inspires at Mark Twin Cinemas with free seating
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association presents The Home Coming in an area premiere Sunday at 1 30 pm at Mark Twin Cinemas in cooperation with Cornerstone Baptist Church. Admission is free though seating is limited to 210 with tickets via Cornerstone at 642 6822 or box office until 1 25 pm. The film follows Jordy Rembrandt a troubled teen sent to a small town for rehabilitation aided by student-body president Wally Crowder wheelchair bound and Pam Foster shaping his understanding of friendship.
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Mark Twin Cinemas
Cornerstone Baptist Church
Cornerstone Baptist
Jordy Rembrandt
Inner City
Trou
Jordy
Wally Crowder
Pam Foster
Wally
Hell House on the road markets controversial Halloween show
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Arvada
Colo
Abundant Christian Life Center
Hell House
Keenan Roberts
Denver
Hell
Roberts
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