Sunday interdenominational service marks partnership in faith
The Rev. Craig Brown of First Lutheran and St. Paul’s United Methodist churches in Cedar Rapids will lead a joint Sunday service at Sinclair Auditorium to honor full communion between ELCA Lutherans and United Methodists. The move allows shared pastors and lay leaders, aiming to unite efforts in evangelism and service beyond denominational lines.
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Gazette
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Craig Brown
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St. Paul’s
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Sinclair Auditorium
First Ave
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Harlan Gillespie
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Third Ave. SE
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First Lutheran
CrossRoads Mission grows to meet rising needs in Cedar Rapids
Pat Kane, executive director, describes CrossRoads Mission's expansion from a food pantry and clothing outlet to include transitional housing, emergency job offerings, worship space, and more. The Cedar Rapids group, now at 1006 Second St. S., faced higher demand during 2008 09 recession while donations lagged, with pantry clients rising from 325 monthly to 800 1100.
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Molly Rossiter
Cedar Rapids
CrossRoads Mission
Cedar Christian Church
Pat Kane
Kane
Second St. S
Faith Leaders Propose 2010 Resolutions Across Fresno Faiths
Fresno faith leaders from Christian Hindu Muslim and Jewish communities offer 12 New Year resolutions for 2010. Suggestions include learning a daily song practicing quieting the mind forgiving quickly spreading kindness volunteering to help the homeless and caring for the ill. The ideas stress hope humility and positive action.
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Wilbur Daniels
Chordsmen Gospel Quartet
Fresno
Calif
Faith through a Child’s Eyes Says Jamie Barker Dakota House
Jamie Barker, director of Dakota House faith based ministry, urges embracing life with childlike trust and faith, saying children view the world with hopeful accuracy and openness.
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Jamie Barker
Dakota House
Voices of Faith on knowing self through God
The Rev Holly McKissick and Rabbi H Scott White discuss radical amazement and contemplation as paths to awareness of God. They describe how sensory experiences and mindful reflection shape their sense of humanity, gratitude, and spiritual identity.
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Hollye McKissick
St. Andrew Christian Church
Olathe
Kan
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Rabbi H. Scott « White
Congregation
Ohev Sholom
Prairie Village
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Crime and Punishment Justice talk at First Presbyterian
Gary Hinzman announces a 9 a.m Sunday session in the Verrimont Room Cedar Rapids church on Crime and Punishment as part of the Justice discussion series at First Presbyterian Church. John Campbell of KCRG TV9 notes a Catholic Laymen's Club noon Friday event at Mercy Medical Center and a 3 p.m Sunday Epiphany concert at St. Pius X Church. A Community Hymn Sing is set for 5 p.m Sunday at The River Community Church in Iowa City.
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Verrimont
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth St
Cedar Rapids
John Campbell
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Mercy Medical Center
St. Pius X
Council St
the River Community Church
Muscatine Ave
Iowa City
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