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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2008
Page
15
An anonymous reader asks how Catholic rules now restrict who may receive the Eucharist. The column explains that only Catholics in good standing may receive Communion at a Catholic Mass, with limited exceptions for certain churches in communion with Rome. It notes broader Sabbath and dietary discussions in other Christian traditions and invites questions to The God Squad.
Rev. David Walls urged Easter grace at the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast in Cedar Rapids. He cited Luke 15 lessons about prodigals and the father’s welcoming grace. Beneficiaries of the annual offering were Mission of Hope and His Hands Free Medical Clinic.
Iowa City church leaders defend Rev. Wright's remarks as taken out of context while condemning selective quoting. They discuss whether sermons should be partisan and how faith intersects with politics as communities debate the implications of public statements.
The 96th Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Philip Cousin Sr., will keynote the 80th Allen Lincoln Douglass Banquet at the African American Historical Museum and Cultural Center on March 29 and deliver the sermon at Bethel AME Church the next morning. The Cedar Rapids church has grown from 25 to over 140 in five years. Tickets: $35 adults, $15 students, $280 tables.
Submit information by noon Wednesday for a series of Easter, revival, and worship events across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Highlights include The Red Road Easter service 10 30 a m at First Church of the Open Bible and choir and revival meetings at Victory Baptist Center Point and other religious activities with times and locations.
The University of Iowa hosts a Thursday through March 29 event with speakers from New York Scotland and Sweden in venues across Iowa City including 1505 Seamans Center 101 Becker Adler Journalism Building and 205 Adler. Graduate papers run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 29 with an Old-Fashioned Singing School at Peoples Church Cedar Rapids.
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