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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2013
Page
16
The article emphasizes Jesus as the Bread of Life, citing miracles such as feeding five thousand, and stresses salvation through faith in Christ. It urges following Jesus’ teachings, living soberly and righteously, and finding peace in God's grace through faith and repentance.
Trinity Lutheran Church at 1420 S Sixth St Brainerd continues Lenten services on Wednesday at 6 pm with intern Katie Slack speaking on Silver Linings. A Lenten soap supper opens at 5 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Visitors welcome. handicap accessible. call 829 5147 or visit trinitybrainerd.org.
Community notices include prophecy study at Oak Street Christian School Brainerd 2910 Oak St building C 3-8 pm Saturday contact www.unlockingprophecy.org or 218-839-1744 Lenten services at First Lutheran Brainerd 4:30 and 7 pm Wednesdays Holden Evening Prayer A Cross Examination drama March 13 at Brainerd venue plus a 5:15-6:30 pm soap supper Franciscan Sisters bilingual liturgy in Little Falls Sacred Heart Chapel St Francis Convent bilingual services four times yearly Mass times at www sif org 320 632 2981 St Pauls Episcopal Brainerd Reconciliation Weekend 408 N Seventh St Saturday lunch 12-1 pm session 1-3 pm worship 10 am Sunday pastor contact Martha Bolton 963-7332 218-838-3978 Midweek Lenten services Bethel Lutheran South Long Lake 6 pm soup supper 7 pm service Facing One Another dialogue on Christian conduct
A compact reflection notes that understanding the final book hinges on context and belief, acknowledging that some Christians emphasize prophecy while others focus on moral guidance and spiritual perseverance.
U S District Judge E Rich ard Webber ordered the Salem Public Library to stop blocking websites related to Wicca and minority religions as a First Amendment violation. The ACLU said filtering should not bar learning about cultures while the library and attorney for the library did not comment.
Mohammad Al Turk, an Omaha resident, claims University of Nebraska College of Law officials discriminated against him for Arabic heritage and Muslim beliefs. He alleges dismissal over false plagiarism claims and seeks unspecified damages plus injunctions to halt further discrimination by the university and officials.
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