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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2011
Page
8
The text argues that being very religious does not guarantee salvation. It cites Paul’s Areopagus sermon in Athens and his Romans letter to illustrate that zeal for God without true knowledge leads to error, with Jews also described as zealous yet misguided.
A humorous tale features George Washington on the one dollar bill and three old friends. Mr Hundred Dollar Bill travels the world, Mr Twenty Dollar Bill frequents restaurants, while Mr One Dollar Bill attends many churches. The piece then praises Washington as a devout leader and notes a 1755 French and Indian War battle where he rode to relay orders, surviving when many officers fell.
A Baytown Sun opinion piece argues feelings mislead, citing Proverbs 14 12 and Pauls life to warn against trusting emotions in faith. It contrasts checks with funds and urges reliance on truth over feelings, referencing Acts 22 3 1 Timothy 1 15 and directing readers to Fenner Page 3B for more.
St Mark's UMC invites all to traditional services at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m and a 10:45 casual Refuge service. Sunday School for all ages begins at 9:30 a.m. Scout Sunday features a 40 voice choir. Rev. Proctor's sermon is Just Showing Up Doesn't Get the Job Done. Bay Area Relay for Life 2011 prep includes luminary sales from February 27.
Wanda Orton recalls Coach Peoples and his staff at Robert E. Lee and Worthing High Schools in Houston, noting their forward thinking football strategies and talent development. Mike Singletary, among others, rose to Chicago Bears stardom, while Peoples moved to district administration in 1982 and died in 2004. The piece emphasizes their lasting impact and lessons on teamwork, resilience, and respect.
Jim Finley, retired managing editor of The Baytown Sun, bids farewell in a reflective column. He recalls Falynn Finley’s name rhymes with gallon, dismisses Batman talk, and jokes about Robert Gibbs leaving the White House briefings. He notes his own past as powerful managing editor and signs off with well wishes.
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