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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2003
Page
6
Tim Edwards of First Baptist Church Highlands urges believers to view life as a spiritual tour de France. The sermon compares faith to a multi stage race facing heat, sickness, sin and temptation, with Jesus as the pace setter and finish line.
Hosea Lane pastor praises Judge Tony Palumbo as a caring, tough loving figure guiding delinquent youth toward reform. Lane urges Christians to support the judge’s community service decisions and trust in divine timing.
A man raised a bulldog puppy with quail dogs and found it pointed and retrieved like the others. A Presbyterian friend quotes an old proverb about the company one keeps, linking to Exodus 23 2 and warning against following evil crowds. Rev. Danny R. Biddy has led Old River Baptist since 1977.
Pastor Tommy Meekins urges readiness for Christ’s return, citing 1 Thessalonians 4 16 17 and John 14 1 3. He urges church attendance, watchfulness, sobriety, faith and love, and encouragement of others while awaiting the trumpet. He notes the second coming is the only space launch totally approved by God.
A Pew Research Center poll shows 44 percent of Americans now say Islam encourages violence, up from 24 percent in 2002, with white evangelical Christians more likely to hold the view while 51 percent view Muslims favorably. The survey also notes changing opinions on gay marriage amid 2004 campaign concerns.
St Joseph's school in Baytown invites alumni to visit the recently renovated convent on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. after Masses at 8:30 and 11, with Sister Mary Jude to teach third grade and Sister Stephen Christopher to teach fourth grade, returning after 40 years. The convent at 1907 Carolina Ave. was renovated by parishioners this summer.
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