Spiritual issues influence national leaders choice in NC race
In North Carolina voters, sermons and values shape politics as Sen. Jesse Helms, a conservative Baptist, wins a fifth Senate term. Religious groups like the Christian Coalition push voter guides while delegates worry about the line between church and state and the political power of faith driven agendas.
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Jesse Helms
Harvey Gantt
University of North Carolina Charlotte
Ted Arrington
Helms
Phillip Davis
Davis
Nations Ford Baptist Church
Charlotte
Ann Smith
Greg Mathis
Hendersonville
Keith Laney
Chapman Memorial Baptist Church
Ed McKeown
Salem Baptist Church
Apex
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Christian Coalition
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Buncombe County
Pat Robertson
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Realities of teen pregnancies shared at GAMA meeting
Members of the Greater Aiken Ministerial Association heard good and bad news on teen pregnancy trends. South Carolina ranks among the top three states for births to mothers under 18, prompting discussions of community action and available educational materials. Rev. Jerry Perkins was named GAMA president for 1997 with Rev. Dr. Fred Andrea as vice president.
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Phillip Davis
N.C
Greater
Polly Goldston
Aiken County
Leeann Harris
Ms. Goldston
Health Department
Ms. Harris
Jerry Perkins
GAMA
Fred Andrea
Televised address on love by First Church this week
The First Church of Christ, Scientist sponsors a televised address titled Love is a Be Love is a Do to air Wednesday November 27 at noon on Channel 26. Speaker Mrs Earline Shoemaker Christian Science practitioner teacher and Mother Church member in Boston shares how the Bible message of love unlocked by Science and Health changed her life as a single parent. The church is located at 433 Whiskey Road Aiken. For more information call 648 9467.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Earline Shoemaker
Boston
Rothko Chapel Remains Nonsectarian Spiritual Space in Houston
The Rothko Chapel in Houston, funded by John and Dominique de Menil, houses 14 dark Rothko panels with no religious symbols. Visitors experience varied reactions as the site is described as nonsectarian and welcoming to all, embodying a spiritual space amid modern art.
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Nabila Drooby
John and
Dominique de Menil
Houston
France
Rothko
Philip Johnson
Barnett Newman
Martin Luther King Jr
de Menil
Mrs. de Menil
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