Two Prayer Services Unite Baytown Faithful in Unity
Gleaned from Baytown area notices, Faith Presbyterian invites participation in two Thursday prayer events. National Day of Prayer service in the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital lobby at noon features Bay Area ministers and a unity theme One Voice United in Prayer. A 3 to 7 p.m. Faith Presbyterian sanctuary vigil offers 30 minute slots with a guiding prayer plan for focus on nation.
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Bay Area Ministerial Association
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
One Voice
Faith Presbyterian
Baytown
Baker Road Baptist
Karen Aarons
Congregation Knesseth Israel
Trinity Episcopal
Terry Sain
Leah Linares
Congregation Israel Knesseth
Andrew Payne
St. Mark’s United Methodist
Isaiah
Tommy Meekins
Church On the Rock
Tammy
Andreas Tolas
Ad Deum Dance Company
Ruth
Larry Steinfeld
Steinfelds
Larry
Temple Israel Knesseth
Beverly Woodard
St. John’s
Unity
Houston Methodist
San Jacinto Hospital
Jeb Bush and illegal love misreads law and faith
The piece debates whether love and kindness justify illegal immigration actions. It cites Pauls Corinthians definition of love and the Golden Rule while noting tensions between legality and compassion. It argues law and religion can clash and individuals must decide whether compassion overrides legal constraints.
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Jeb Bush
Paul
Tamp the shoe shine man who netted a life of purpose
Tamp known as Vernon Hardeway rose from a 1912 train accident leaving both legs severed to become a renowned shoe shiner and fish net maker in Pelly. He built a wheel wheeled platform to move, supported family, and mentored youth while serving at Thompson Chapel Methodist. his story appears in Buck Young’s The Making of a City and The Baytown Sun obituary.
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Tamp
Baytown Sun
Dateline
Buck Young
Buck
Baytown
Vernon Hardeway
Tri-Cities
Pelly
Young
Sun
Mike Blackman
Tom Crawford
Eddie Cleveland
James “Slick” Ellis
Crawford
South Ashbel
Cleveland
West Main
Ellis
Astros
Astrodome
Thompson Chapel Methodist
Daniel Street
Today in History highlights April 30 milestones
On this date in history George Washington took the oath as the first U.S. president in 1789. Notable events include the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, 1812 statehood for Louisiana, and 1939 World's Fair opening. Also referenced are Nixon resignations in 1973 and Noriega’s 1988 rally, with a Thought for Today by Ellery Sedgwick.
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George Washington
United States
Louisiana
France
Union
Jefferson Davis
Joseph Evan Davis
White House
Richmond
John Luther “Casey” Jones
Illinois Central Railroad
Vaughan
Miss
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Association of Retired Persons
Ethel Percy Andrus
Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
John Dean
Manuel Noriega
U.S
Panama
House
America
Ellery Sedgwick
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Faith Presbyterian Church
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Baytownsun.com
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Memorial Drive
Baytownsun
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Gray David Bloom
Brenda Burr
Gregg Sanford
April Jones
Toa Accounting Circulation
Janie Gray
Jim Finley
Jay Eshbach
M. A. Bengtson
David Bloom
Newsroom
the Sun
P.O
Staher
Everest
Wanda Orton
Baytownsun. Com
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