Pluralism in religion argued by Hick at Grinnell College
The Rev John Hick argues that many religions can lead to salvation and urges humility over religious superiority. He cites fear of the unknown, explains Jesus as a remarkable human, and notes conflict from exclusive claims while urging openness for global peace. His Grinnell College talk highlights Buddhism rooted ideas and cautions against ultimate answers being needed to reach enlightenment.
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Donna Lee Olson
Iowa
Grinnell
John Hick
Hick
Grinnell College
Jesus Christ
Northern Ireland
United Reformed Church of England
Presbyterianism
California
West Coast
Danforth
Philosphy
Claremont College
Presbytery
San Gabriel
Area churches announce Lenten activities in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids area outlines Ash Wednesday services and Lenten programs across several churches. Catholic parishes launch Come Home for Lent with 7 p.m. Ash Wednesday Masses and afterward gatherings. Bethel A M E and St Pauls United Methodist hold a joint 7 30 p.m. Communion service at Bethel. Midweek 7 p.m. Lenten series run at St Pauls Lutheran in Marion, Bethany Lutheran hosts 6 30 p.m. services with meals, while St Michaels Episcopal offers multiple services with Bible studies. Children nursery and care provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bethel A.M.E
St. Paul’s United Methodist
Bethel
Sixth St
Brian Medkeff-Rose
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
27Th St
Marion
Bethany Lutheran Church
Forest Dr. SE
James Dobson
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
40Th St. NE
Community Lenten Luncheon Series at St Pauls Starts Friday
A recurring Lenten luncheon series begins Friday at St. Pauls United Methodist Church 1340 Third Ave SE. Lunches run weekly through March 17 with speakers and music, first program Feb 10 by Joan Lodge with The Disciples, cost 3 per meal or 15 for the series, sponsored by local church and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Third Ave. SE
Joan Lodge
Keys To Living
The
Disciples
Tim Phillips
Iron Curtain Outreach
Ann Buckheister
Randy McCright
SCI
Christian Connection
Jefferson High School
William Jacobson
Tony Hass
Edith Atkinson
Joe Russo
Perpetual Investment Association
Coe College Madrigal Singers
Christian Business Men's Committee
Church Women United
Churches United
Linn County Association of Evangelicals
YWCA
YMCA
Methodist bishops urge peaceful Nicaragua stance
U S and Latin American Methodist bishops called on governments to avoid intervention and act as peacemakers. They joined in Managua to insist that peace with justice is possible if nations respect each country’s right to determine its destiny, condemning violence in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Methodist Bishops
Nicaragua
Methodist
U.S. United Methodist Church
Torah survives Nazis finds new home in Tucson
A 100 year old Torah survived the Holocaust and is on permanent loan to Congregation Eshel Avraham in Tucson. Retrieved from the Memorial Scrolls Trust in London, the scroll fought through Nazi handling and warehouse storage before its rescue in the 1960s. The 18 family group, lacking a rabbi, will have the mantle finished and the scroll deemed kosher for Sabbath use after a restoration cost of about $2,000, plus $1,000 donated to the trust.
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Tucson
Ariz
Memorial Scrolls Trust
Czechoslovakia
Michael Rosenzweig
Congregation
Eshel Avraham
Rosenzweig
Prague
Europe
Preice
First Baptist Church of the Brethren Opens Temporary Home
The church will meet at the former Assembly of God building 2531 42nd St NE while the new church at 5200 Northland Dr NE is built. Final service at 116 12th St SE last Sunday. the old building sold to Revival Tabernacle. Completion expected in late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of the Brethren
Assembly of God
42Nd St. NE
12Th St. SE
Revival Tabernacle
Northland Dr. NE
Films scheduled at two churches for weekend showings
The Focus on the Family film Norman will be shown at 6 p.m. Sunday at First Church of the Nazarene 3113 First Ave SW with babysitting. Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church 1030 Seventh St SE screens Twelve Years a Slave The Odyssey of Solomon Northup at 6 tonight for Black Liberation Month with a post film discussion led by Sheila Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaten Family Singers
The
Holy Wanderers and
Redemption Mass Choir
Redemption Missionary Baptist Church
Second St. SW
Norman
First Church of the Nazarene
First Ave
Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church
Seventh St. SE
Solomon Northup
Northrup
Sheila Hood
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Birmingham
England
Hope Lutheran Church
Bowling St
St. Michael’s
Central America
U.S. Council of United Methodist Bishops
Episcopal Council of Methodist Churches
Latin America
Managua
Dale
Dale's
Oraa Dail
Torah
Carma Lou’s Hou
42Nd St
Center Pt. Rd
Se of Music
St. Jude’s School
Edgewood Rd
Kenya
Haiti
Norway
Rabbi
Temple Judah
Lindsay Lane SE
Robert Durach
Ourach
Elmcrest Country Club
Concordia Lutheran
St. Jude’s Catholic
Gloria Dei Lutheran
St. Mark’s United Methodist
Holy Redeemer Lutheran
Suazette
Barbie
G.I. Joe
Key West
Continental United States
Key West, Fla
Gillette