The Power of Faith By Wood Ishmael
An AP News feature highlights the influence of faith in daily life through Wood Ishmael's perspective. The piece profiles individuals and communities using faith to navigate challenges and find resilience.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1966
Page
5
An AP News feature highlights the influence of faith in daily life through Wood Ishmael's perspective. The piece profiles individuals and communities using faith to navigate challenges and find resilience.
The 900-year-old Pechersk monastery near Kiev is turned into an atheism museum. Exhibits include a sign declaring Religion is the enemy of science and a Galileo display censured by the Church. Local opinion shows many still believe religious myths despite Soviet views.
The Rev William B. Lee, a De tur native, earned a bachelor of divinity from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He serves as pastor of River Hill Baptist Church in Salitpa and plans to continue there. He is about 40, married with two children, with Howard College and a BA. He is one of several details in a mixed excerpt.
Lawrence County gospel group the Corinthian Quartet formed five years ago from a church choir. Members Blaxton Carroll Terry and Jones balance work and ministry while touring within a hundred miles, rehearsing weekly and aiming to record an album to spread gospel music.
The Woman's Christian Fellowship of the First Christian Church installed officers for five-year terms. New leaders include Mrs. Loren Miller president and Mrs. Harvey Medearis vice president plus secretary treasurer and several chairmen. Charles Rogers led the business session and outgoing officers passed duties to the new board.
The lesson describes Jeroboam II’s reign in the Northern Kingdom, its wealth and power, and its spiritual decay through idolatry. Amos, a humble shepherd turned reformer, denounces the luxury and oppression and calls for divine justice and social reform under God's transcendence.
Mrs. Jewitt Filler of 1515 Jackson St. SE accepts the Covenant Presbyterian Church choir director post in southwest Decatur. She brings experience from First Presbyterian and local choral work, plans a youth choir and aims to build a strong adult choir while serving under Pastor James Bowden. The congregation meets at the Decatur Boys Club while a new church building is planned.
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