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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2008
Page
14
A reader outlines four atheist stances including observant, classic, and science as religion. The note defends ritual value, rejects oaths, and argues science should remain a method, not a belief system. Einstein quote offered as bridge between science and faith. Inquiry invites questions to The God Squad.
Sister Mary McCauley, 70, postpones retirement as Postville faces upheaval after the May 12 Agriprocessors raid detaining nearly 400 immigrants. The pastor says many residents fear for the town’s future while Hispanics praise the community’s resilience and support. The planned retirement party for McCauley became a tribute to the immigrant community.
Nick Allen 17 from St Paul helps lead an anti racism seminar at the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly in Broward County attracting about 3000 clergy and youth. Speakers discuss racism civil liberties youth organizing and inclusive faith practices while attendees network and share experiences with diverse beliefs.
Discovery, the annual newcomers guide, will include a directory of Johnson and Linn counties churches with addresses and phone numbers. Submit church name, address, phone, and contact by noon Wed via gazetteonline discovery form or email to Linda Cruise. Coralville United Methodist Church hosts Power Lab camp July 13 17 for ages 3 6th grade. Calvary Evangelistic Center holds revival July 14 17 at 7 p.m. in Independence.
Marlene Ramey reports Christian Women's Club meetings in Cedar Rapids at Longbranch on 90 Twixt Town Rd NE. Morning Connection at 9 a.m. Tuesday features “Summertime” with Nancy Marsceau and the Brewed Awakenings story. cost $11. After 5 Club gathers at 6:15 p.m. Tuesday with theme “Plan A Head.” Contact numbers provided.
Brandi Meyer of Classic Designs Hair Studio offers services at $14. Jonny Lipford plays at Unity Center in Cedar Rapids at 10 a.m. Sunday. Annual Jazz Eucharist follows at 10:30 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal in Iowa City with John Rapson Kim Richmond Brent Sandy Bob Thompson Drew Morton and Jim Dreier. Kim Richmond premieres the commissioned work Two Gospels as a first performance.
FEMA and SBA officials outline options for damaged churches in Cedar Rapids and Palo seeking funds. Public assistance may cover building parts used by non faith groups, and SBA loans up to 2 million dollars may aid churches affected by the disaster. Deadline for SBA and FEMA applications is July 28.
Open to the public event features a jazz Eucharist with John Rapson's musical setting of the Eucharistic Prayer for priest and congregation. Information line provides a contact number 319 337 3333.
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