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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1996

Page

13

Java and Jam promotes teen ministry in coffeehouse style

Local musicians host Java and Jam at New Generations Center on East Pine Log Road to benefit Aiken Young Life Ministries. The 7 p.m. event features original material, a mix of contemporary and traditional styles, and serves coffee and soft drinks with proceeds aiding Young Life. Cleve Walker will MC and speakers will outline ministry goals.

New Generations Child Development Center East Pine Log Road Aiken Young Life Ministries Cleve Walker Living Vine Christian Fellowship M.C

Bible based weight loss program grows beyond churches

The First Place Bible based wellness program started at First Baptist Church of Houston in 1981 and now operates in about 10,000 churches in all 50 states and 12 foreign countries. It emphasizes slow weight loss, a low fat high fiber diet, and weekly lessons with scripture. Weigh ins are optional and materials include a cookbook and diary. The program aims for balance among emotional spiritual physical and mental health.

Associated Cross Atlanta Bible Belt First Baptist Church of Irene Bonner Dunwoody Baptist Church God American Diabetes Association Daniel Carole Lewis First Place Richard Coney Baylor University Tom First Baptist of Ouston Lewis Startea Ms. Lewi Christ

Church Bell Returns After 108 Years

St Peter's Episcopal Church in Salisbury seeks its 700 pound bell from the courthouse tower. After a 1886 fire left the church in ruins the bell was recast and placed in service in 1888 to signal hours and fires. Wicomico County Council agreed to return the bell when courthouse renovations begin next year. The rector says there is no rush.

Associated Press Salisbury St. Peter's Episcopal Church Episcopal Wicomico County David C. Tontonoz St. Peter's

Principal Reverses Prayer Ban At Westminster School

Westminster West Middle School principal Harry Lambert halted student prayer but after consulting the school board’s attorney and admins he allowed groups to pray, saying students may discuss religion off campus without disruption. Greenvi ll e program targets themes of Million Man March.

Westminster Westminster West Middle School Harry Lambert Lambert Baptist Convention

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