Graniteville churches launch September tent crusades and homecomings
The Graniteville Church of God hosts a tent crusade on Old Aiken Road with nightly services at 7 30 led by Rev. William Morgan and featuring Mike Anderson Betty Sheppard Mellissa Redd the Russells and The Victory Singers The North Aiken Baptist Church plans a Sunday homecoming with 11 a.m. service Rev Tommy Knotts to speak a fellowship dinner at 12 45 and a gospel concert at 2 p.m. All past members and friends invited.
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Old Aiken Road
Graniteville
Mike Anderson
Betty Sheppard
Mellissa Redd
Burnettown
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Aiken
Victory Singers
Langley
St. Joseph
William Morgan
Joanna
North Aiken
Montmorenci First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Fellowship Baptist Church
U.S. 1 North
Tim Madaris
South Aiken Baptist Church
Madaris
Aiken Church of Christ
Whiskey Road
David Pharr
Rock Hill S.C
Lutheran Church In America
St. James Lutheran Church
St. Paul
New Covenant Praise Church
David Fulton
Fulton
First Assembly of God
Fernandina Beach
Fla
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New Bridge Road
Randy Hobbs
Aiken High
Katrina
Ira Johnson
Davis
North Carolina
East Carolina University
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Kenny Davis
Singing Letters
St. Louis
S.C
Clearwater
Lesters of
Congregational Hitness Church
Breezy Hill
Call
Mt. Anna Baptist Church
Banks Mill Road
Jean Thomas
Generositee Baptist Church
Anderson
Alfred Holmes
Thelma Robinson
Community Church and Youth Events Highlight Autumn Activities
Town Creek Baptist Church screens The Family Under Fire at 6 20 p m Sunday as part of James Dobson Turn Your Heart Toward Home series. Youth Activities host post game gathering after Aiken High game with Katrina and Ira Johnson singing and guest speaker Ms Johnson.
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Town Creek Baptist Church
James Dobson
Baptists Challenge Vatican Ambassador Appointment
The Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs asks the Supreme Court to review a ruling upholding President Reagan's pick for ambassador to the Vatican. They argue the appointment grants the Roman Catholic Church a unique status and breaches constitutional neutrality toward religion. William A. Wilson, appointed in 1984 and later resigning, left the post vacant awaiting a successor.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Reagan
Vatican
Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
High Court
William A. Wilson
U.S. Senate
House Backed South Africa Sanctions Move Gains Support
The House ready to vote for sanctions with real bite against South Africa's white minority regime, aligning with a Senate bill. House leadership avoids tougher Juneed sanctions to speed passage before adjournment. Senator Lugar notes federal preemption of anti apartheid laws, while Reagan weighs veto risk.
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House
South Africa
Senate
Reagan
Congress
Howard Wolpe
D-Mich
Rules Committee
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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