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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2006
Page
20
A reader asks how to cope with religious intolerance she encounters in her Southern Baptist husband’s church while she, raised Unitarian, faces interfaith tensions. The column urges humility, open dialogue at home, and separating private belief from public discrimination.
A Cedar Rapids group joined five area doctors in Piedras Negras for a February mission aiding Mexican patients with language barriers. High school seniors John Hart and Sydney Harman, Kirkwood student Kristen Lindholm, plus Amy Smith from UNI, filled translator roles during the clinic set in Cristo Rey Mision Laterana. The trip, organized by St. Mark's Lutheran Church, marks the fourth mission to the region since 2004 with plans for another medical mission in November to replenish prescriptions.
Religious leaders note a trend toward fewer church weddings and more interfaith unions. Couples face child raising choices and cross faith understanding as they balance tradition with personal belief.
Vatican officials have approved revisions to the U S bishops discipline plan for clergy who molest children, per the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops. The main points of the 2002 plan remain intact after changes finalized in June.
Submit by noon Wednesday for the Understanding Autism panel discussion at People's Church Unitarian Universalist in Cedar Rapids. Other items include Mercy Medical Center events with James Tinker, a Great Warming film event at Prairiewoods in Hiawatha, a Lonnie Jordan III anniversary at Mount Zion Baptist Church, a Sarah one woman drama at Calvin-Sinclair Presbyterian, and Brent Watkins ragtime at River of Life Ministries.
Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque received a 40000 grant from Wheat Ridge Ministries to develop health programming in Namibia. The Wartburg Namibia Religious Health Initiative aims to help indigenous leaders address poverty education and health service gaps amid the AIDS epidemic. The two year pilot will also bolster efforts to combat pandemics in sub Saharan Africa.
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