Internet blesses seekers from Nazareth church service
In Nazareth Israel the St Gabriel's Church hosts an online prayer service by Modefine Ltd enabling worshippers abroad to receive a priestly blessing. About four minutes per session with prayers in multiple languages, the service aims to fund local Christians while offering remote access for Americans and others who cannot travel.
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Andreas Elime
St. Gabriel’s Church
Jesus
Modefine Ltd
Cyprus
James Martin
America
Martin
Hong Kong
India
Mexico
Australia
Salem
Madefine
Holy Land
Mary
St. Gabriel's
Gabriel
Elime
Kyriakos
Robert Jeffords
Avideo Camera
Basilica of the Annunciation
Christ
If Bloomberg runs he could be first Jewish US president
Bloomberg, seen as nonreligious in New York City, would face a sharp test if he runs for the White House as a potential first Jewish president. He maintains limited public discourse on faith, while Jews vote mainly by issues, not lineage, and he would compete against Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani for a spot in a field where his faith could become central.
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New York
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Abe Beame
White House
United States
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Republican Party
Connecticut
Joe Lieberman
Lieberman
Gary Greenebaum
American Jewish Committee
New
Upper East Side
Congregation
Emanu-El
Fifth Avenue
Potasnik
New York Times
Medford
Mass
Boston
Israel
Jerusalem
Sderot
Michael S. Miller
Jewish Community Relations Council of
Gracie Mansion
Council
Miller
Emma
Community church events fill weekend schedule
Across several streets and venues churches announce weekend plans. Outreach, prayer, worship, and Bible study fill Saturday through Thursday with multiple small groups, services, classes, and special events led by pastors and volunteers. Sunday features worship, Sunday school, and youth activities at 1404 E Mary St, 505 N Eighth St, 619 Mary St, 710 N Third St, 702 Campus Dr, and other locations.
Morning church services and activities at 2720 Campus Drive
A morning praise and worship at 9 30 a m includes Pastor Charles West delivering How Do We Get From Here To There at 10 45 a m followed by an all church covered dish dinner in Fellowship Hall A special evening service led by the youth group begins at 6 p m On Tuesday GCN Prayer Partners meet at 9 a m A study on the Book of Acts The Gathering for teens runs in the youth center and Wednesday Nights Alive for children operates in See Religion Page A7.
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Charles West
Fellowship Hall
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