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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2011
Page
10
A compact summary notes Noah saved by grace and faith with reverent fear, paralleling Christian salvation not by faith alone. It cites Genesis 6 7, 8 22, I Peter 3 20, Eph 2 8 Titus 2 11 14 Hebrews 11 7 John 3 16 8 24 James 2 24 26 and Hebrews 11 6. It emphasizes grace, faith, and godly fear as core elements.
A reflection on how zeal for protecting the unborn clashes with the church’s wider judgment of people. The author argues that condemning adults as inherently evil undermines genuine care for children from womb to adulthood and urges reverence for all creation to defend the young.
A devotional meditation on First Corinthians 1 10 18 urging unity in Christ. It explores the danger of chasing eloquent preachers and material church trappings over the message of the Word. Pray for steadfast focus on Jesus and the Word, and for unity among believers.
Redeemer Lutheran Church at 1200 East Lobit invites all to traditional 8 am service with Holy Communion and 9:15 am Sunday School, plus 10:30 am blended service with Communion. Sermon United In Christ focuses on Jesus. Relay for Life April 8-9 at Houston Raceway Park. church team “Lick Cancer” welcomes participation. Weekly Bible studies, knitting classes, and Spanish Monte Sinai worship. Angel Food pickup and volunteer needs noted. Birthday party for Lillie Dunham at 2 pm.
The Sjolander Road Fellowship at 4464 Sjolander Road Baytown hosts a three day conference titled In Search of a Global Theology Integration Emancipation and Reconciliation from January 28 to 30. The event examines how followers of the three great monotheistic faiths view exclusiveness segregation and societal transformation through conflict as humanity moves toward greater interdependence.
Wanda Orton reflects on animal emergencies and the need for rotating after-hours veterinary coverage. She recounts ChiChi the cat’s rescue by a 24 hour clinic in Houston and personal experiences with Tinker and another dog receiving care after hours. The piece emphasizes accessibility of emergency pet care in her region.
A columnist argues severe cold across the nation proves Global Warming, citing Al Gore and political figures. He recalls extreme weather in Britain and the U S south, a collapsed Metrodome roof, and a Cancun conference anomaly, then notes input from The Baytown Sun’s Jim Golding and LiveScience’s Wynn Parry.
An old reader recounts Parke Kunkle of the Minnesota Planetarium Society claiming shifts in Earth's alignment produced a new zodiac sign Ophiuchus for those born between November 30 and December 17. The piece presents personal confusion, debates among astrologers, and a pivotal moment prompting a reference to see continuation on a later page.
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