Religious Leaders Endorse Quayle View of Cultural Divide
Religion leaders across Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant faiths reinforce Dan Quayle's claim of a culture war between elites and ordinary Americans. They cite media violence and vice, rising abortions, and decline in traditional values, urging a return to moral decency while noting widespread concern about entertainment and societal shifts.
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Billy Melvin
National Association of Evangelicals
Quayle
Carol Stream
Ill
Indianapolis
Southern Baptist Convention
Joan Brown Campbell
National Council of Churches
John Carr
U.S. Catholic Conference
Washington
Hollywood
E Sal
Campbell
Melvin
St Pauls Lutheran Offers Five Fabulous Wednesdays This Summer
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Five Fabulous Wednesdays in July for children of all ages at little or no cost. Coordinator Susan Edwards outlines five field trips including Chuck E Cheese in Augusta, Duffer's Golf in Augusta, a movie at Aiken Mall Cinema, Crystal River Water Park in Evans Georgia, and a cookout carnival at H C Weeks Activities Center. Carpool times vary by trip with costs ranging from free to eight dollars per child plus lunch. For details call 449-4021.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John’ Werts
Christian Fellowship
Susan Edwards
Permis
Sion
Gagnasholeld
Havedt
Crystal River Water Park
Evans
Community Church Programs Offer Youth, Lunches, Markets
Belvedere United Methodist Church invites North Augusta Belvedere youth every Saturday 7:30 to 11 p.m. with adult chaperones, snacks, games, and sports. CWF luncheons are on the first Tuesday at noon. Bible study at Liberty Baptist Church next door Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Grace United Methodist hosts Seeds of Hope Farmers Market each Saturday 8-10 a.m. during summer. four Clemson Extension recommended families will sell produce. Trinity United Methodist sponsors a Seeds of Hope Market Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon at 2154 Whiskey Road offering fresh produce from local growers.
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Belvedere
Aiken
Clemson Extension Service
Trinity United Methodist Church
Whiskey Road
Ministers Back Georgia Flag Change
Georgia ministers divide over removing the Confederate emblem from the state flag with some endorsing Gov Zell Miller's push and others remaining silent. Reverend Emmanuel McCall of Fellowship Baptist Church in Atlanta calls the symbol a reminder of a grim era Christians should leave behind.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Zell Miller
Emmanuel McCall
Fellowship Baptist Church
Catholic Bishops Oppose Abortion and Death Penalty
A U S Bishops told platform committees of both major parties that the Catholic Church favors life and rejects both abortion and the death penalty, according to a spokesman for the U S Catholic Conference.
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Catholic Bishops
Washington
U.S. Catholic Conference
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