Two Religious Papers Stand Out in National Review
Rev. David Poling notes two strong religious publications YOUTH and the National Catholic Reporter. The National Catholic Reporter, based in Kansas City, ranks as a wide ranging weekly with 50,000 subscribers and independent editorial voice. YOUTH, published by United Church of Christ and others, targets youth with 60 pages monthly and features profiles such as Yolanda King and Mike Reid while addressing urban youth concerns.
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God
National Catholic Reporter
New York Times
Kansas City
Los Angeles
United Church of Christ
The
Episcopal Church
United Presbyterians
Race St
Philadelphia
Yolanda King
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Alliance Theater
Church of the Advent
People’s Free Store
Tulsa
Oklo
Deserters Rise as Parents Speak Out on Vietnam War
In New York AP report, parents and clergy disclose pride and pain as sons flee or face prison over draft resistance. Reverends Wilson and Glick discuss faith guiding stance, while calls for selective conscientious objection go unheeded. Macedonio family contemplates moving to Canada to avoid the draft after a son is killed in Vietnam.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Alexander C. Wilson
Burgettstown
G. Wayne Glick
Keuka College
Keuka Park
N.Y
Vietnam
Canada
Sweden
Wilson
Westminister
Angelo Macedonio
Williston Park
Macedonio
International Weekend Set at First United Methodist
An International Weekend is planned for January 22 and 23 at First United Methodist Church with visiting foreign students from nearby church related colleges. A 6 20 p m Saturday dinner will honor guests in the fellowship hall. Miss Lorena Kelly retired Africa missionary will speak on the new Africa with slides and will preach at Sunday 11 a m worship. Reservations are limited and should be requested via the church office by next Thursday.
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First United Methodist
Lorena Kelly
Africa
Asheville
Miss Kelly
First Methodist
Ested
United Methodist
Congo
Lodja
Otetelo
Bertha Major
Wesleyan
Sierra Leone
Providence Wesleyan Church
East Fairfield Road
Miss Major
Kamabai
Kamakwie
NCC Sets Charlotte Meeting Agenda Focuses on Jerusalem and Church Roles
The National Council of Churches General Board will meet in Charlotte February 11 to 15 with 33 denominations represented. Topics include the status of Jerusalem, Middle East policy, church as investor, consumer rights, corporate responsibility, and human rights considerations for future action. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily.
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Charlotte
Jerusalem
General Board
National Council of Churches
White House Inn
Israel
Middle East
Jamestown Family Life Talks Slated
Dr. Richard K. Young, pioneer in pastoral care from Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, will lead a family life conference at Jamestown First Baptist Church. He speaks at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday with Monday and Tuesday services at 7 p.m. each night ending in Q and A.
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Jamestown
Richard K. Young
Jamestown First Batist
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Young
Song Festival At Carl Chavis YMCA Sunday
A Sunday program features the Gospelettes Happy Landers Sons of David all of Charlotte the Golden Stars of Ansonville and the High Towers and the Southern Echoes of Wadesboro with prizes to be awarded.
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Carl Chavis Ymca
Fourth Street
Gospelettes
Happy Landers
Sons of David
Charlotte
Golden Stars
Ansonville
High Towers
Wadesboro
Piedmont Fgbf
Singer Anita Bryant wears fish hook pin in faith pledge
AP report from New York notes singer Anita Bryant wears a fish hook pin as a symbol of her pledge to witness daily for Christ and be a fisher of men, linking the hook to the early Christian symbol and her book Amazing Grace.
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New York
Anita Bryant
Christ
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