Pervasive Outlook Beliefs vs Actions Highlighted in Study
A Michigan State University study finds beliefs often do not guide behavior and may even oppose compassionate action. Catholics show limited use of religious values for social action while devout Protestants sometimes exhibit less compassion. Clergy remain a common mental health resource.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Milton Rokeach
Michigan State University
Psychology Today
Dennis J. Geaney
Catholic Messenger
Lebanon Church Plans Reception for Rev Van Cannon Family
The Rev. L Lewis Van Cannon and family will be honored at a public reception Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Lebanon United Methodist Church parsonage 516 Birchwood Dr. The High Point native was recently transferred from Bethlehem UMC in Monroe and has served as Union County Methodist Ministers chair.
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L. Lewis van Cannon
Lebanon United Methodist Church
Mr. Vancannon
High Point
Bethlehem United Methodist
Monroe
High Point Central High School
Wofford College
Candler School of Theology
Ee University
Atlanta
Union County Methodist Ministers
Union County Church In Mission
Abbotts Creek Baptist Church
Rt. 2
Joe D. Coltrane
Johnny McKenzie O
Gastonia
St. Matthew’s
Pride and Arrogance Ramble on Noahs Descendants
The piece discusses the postflood repopulation of Earth by Noah’s sons Shem Ham and Japheth. It notes their shared language and how they migrate from Ararat to Shinar toward Babylon. The narrative frames the tower’s construction as defiance of God and a misdirected united effort.
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R. H. Ramsey
Noah
Shem
Ham
Japheth
Ararat
Shinar
Tigris
Euphrates
Babylon
Foundations of the Tower of Babel and its destruction
The text explains how sun dried bricks were cemented with slime for a sturdy tower near the river. It discusses its possible religious purpose, Josephus's view of a flood refuge, and how God scattered the builders after confounding their language at Babel.
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Josephus
Weatherly To Address Springfield Memorial Association
A Greensboro student of history A Earl Weatherly will address the 63rd annual meeting of the Springfield Memorial Association on Sunday. He will discuss A Civil War Story of Quaker Faith. Weatherly, a Madison native, studied in Greensboro Guilford College and the Raleigh Pharmacy School and Navy Pharmacy Bacteriology programs. He was a 1916 registered pharmacist and led Stratford-Wetherly Drug Co. from 1925 to 1932. He later became VP and sales manager of Gem-Dandy Inc. in Madison until 1960. Max Rees, Springfield Friends minister, will speak at morning worship, followed by a basket lunch and memorial session at 1:30 PM.
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Greensboro
A. Earl Weatherly
Springfield Memorial Assn
Madison
Weatherly
Guilford College
School of Pharmacy
Raleigh
U. S. Navy Schools of Pharmacy
N. C. Pharmaceutical Assn
Stratford-Weatherly Drug Co
Gem-Dandy Inc
Max Rees
Springfield Friends
Foursquare Gospel Church
Welch Dr
C. A. Cauble
Harrison
Foursquare
Roanoke
High Point
Jesus
Singers To Appear Under Stars At Youth Night
The fourth Sunday Night Under the Stars event comes tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Albion Millis Stadium. The Good News Singers of Winston Salem join Dr Danny Lotz of Raleigh for a 300 voice program directed by Fred Kelly. A nursery operates at College Village United Methodist Church with rain backup at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Albion Millis Stadium
Good News Singers
Winston-Salem
Danny Lotz
Raleigh
College Village
New Hope Baptist Church
E. J. Love
Hulda Street
David Byoles
Allen Smith
Caldwell
Under the Stars
Danny Lote
Eskaton Aims at Broad Human Concern in California
Eskaton a nonprofit Christian group formed by eight to ten ministers and laymen grew in three years to a Oakland base with a $10 million budget. It runs four hospitals two housing projects and an educational medical facility in Baja California Mexico and operates American River Hospital Sacramento since 1968.
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Eskaton
California
Oakland
Calif
Baja California
Mexico
American River Hospital
Sacramento
World Service Appeal sets two week church drive
The 67th World Service Appeal of the Seventh Day Adventist Church launches with two weeks of door to door fundraising. Volunteers carry credentials and donate time to help fund medical welfare and educational services in 193 countries.
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Seventh- Day Aventist Church
Joseph Dobins
United States
Methodists To Hear Pannell At Lake Junaluska
The Rev William E Pannell a nationally known black evangelist and Mrs Joseph Geral dine Conway an evangelist will speak at the annual Laymen Conference of the Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference August 21 23 The event expected to attract over 1000 attendees includes Bishop Earl G Hunt Jr and Dr Oral Roberts as speakers with a youth program set for Saturday afternoon August 22 in Stuart Auditorium William R Bill Henderson of High Point is in charge
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Lake Junaluska
William E. Pannell
Joseph
Geraldine) Conway
North Carolina
United Methodist Conference
Southeastern
United Methodists
William R
Bill) Henderson
High Point
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Charlotte
Oral Roberts
Oklahoma
Stuart Auditorium
North Carolina Priests Back Family Aid Plan
The North Carolina Priests Association endorsed the Nixon administration's family assistance program aiming to guarantee a minimum income for poor families. The Catholic group urged Tar Heel lawmakers to back the bill, calling it the first step toward broader welfare reform.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Priests Association
The
Catholic Association
Tar Heel
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