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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2010
Page
13
The piece recalls washday in the past as an all day event. It describes gathering rainwater or hauling from a well, heating water in a large iron pot, using lye soap, rubbing with a washboard, boiling and rinse cycles, and drying on fences or tree limbs before storing the tubs for future use.
The piece questions whether love, as taught by Jesus, can overcome universal conflict and destructive warfare. It contrasts meek servant ideals with warrior interpretations, asks if destruction ever transforms humanity, and argues love must extend beyond close circles to all enemies.
A pastor addresses graduates urging preparation and character as the main building blocks for a successful future. He cautions against crowds and shortcuts, emphasizes discovering one’s divine calling, and concludes that including Jesus in plans leads to real success.
An article contrasts agrarian summer rhythms with modern schooling. It notes outdoor revival meetings at First Baptist of Highlands after harvest and before fall planting, linking summer to spiritual harvest. It then observes how urban calendars pivot to the school year, with textbooks returned, report cards issued, and graduates cheering, reshaping communal planning for vacations and reunions.
The text argues celibacy is not required for church leaders and cites biblical examples. It references councils that mandated celibacy and contrasts with scriptural passages on marriage, noting Jesus and Paul did not marry and highlighting perceived problems from forbidding marriage.
The story shows Jesus' deep compassion for a widow at her son's funeral. He comforts her and raises her son, illustrating compassion that brings new life. Believers are urged to bring troubles to Jesus, who offers forgiveness, healing, and eternal hope through faith, sacraments, and resurrection.
Cedar Bayou Grace United Methodist Church invites children to Galactic Blast a cosmic adventure praising God from June 14 to 18, 9 to 12 daily at 2714 Ferry Road. Activities include Bible stories, science, music, crafts, games, and snacks. contact Tricia Campbell at 281-427-4754 or visit cedarbayou.org for details.
St. Mark's UMC invites all to The Gathering in the Activity Center each Sunday starting at 8 a.m. for a free continental breakfast coffee or juice with the St. Mark's family. Everyone is welcome and space is available. Join worship at 8:30 a.m. or 10:45 a.m. this Sunday June 6.
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