Sunday ghetto image changes for preaching
Religious broadcasting grew from the Saturday morning ghetto to a nationwide system. At the National Religious Broadcasters Association meeting in Washington, 2,000 delegates showcased a booming field with 1,000 Christian radio stations and 25 religious TV outlets. The movement draws affluence and influence, while regulators say it serves public interest.
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N.Y. Times News Service
New York
National Religious Broadcasters Association
Washington
America
KFUO
St. Louis
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Claude Welsh
Graduate Theological Union
Berkeley
Calif
Association
Federal Communications Commission
Robert E. Lee
Flynt's path to bible inspired change sparks debate
Larry Flynt declares a born again experience yet vows to keep Hustler publishing porn. He plans Bible themed images and religious books while continuing to lead the empire. Critics doubt sincerity and worry churches may reject him. He lost weight fasting and says he now wants content to relate to subject matter.
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George Vecsey
N.Y
Los Angeles
Plains
Atlanta
Hustler
Christ
Flynt
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Bahamas
Columbus
Ohio
Larry
Curt Mead
Boston
Mohammed
Magoffin County
Jesus
Interfaith fellowship and church events on Sunday
The Single Adult Christian Fellowship meets 5 p.m. Sunday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church for a light supper Bible study and fellowship hour with sack lunches requested. Centenary United Methodist Church hosts a ham and bean dinner noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at Fourth and Elm.
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Christian Fellowship
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Harvard
United Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Centenary United Methodist Church
Fourth
Elm
Church briefs reflect varied services and events across communities
Good Shepherds Ash Wednesday service is 7 30 p m Wednesday. Wesley Wulfkuhle United Methodist lay leader speaks 11 a m Sunday Baldwin First United Methodist Church. Wulfkuhle discusses Hunger Project Tour of New Mexico. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts daddy daughter dinner 6 30 p m Feb 10 at 3650 W Yale. Doug Bonnie Jenkins concert 10 45 a m Sunday Lawrence Assembly of God 1242 Mass. Jenkins appeared on Billy Graham Christmas special February 15 and 22 Baldwin First United Methodist Church. Canticle of Praise Share Team from Central College McPherson performs 11 a m and 6 p m Sunday Free Methodist Church 802 W 22nd. Rev Lynn Goodell Lawrence community development director speaks 10 a m Sunday Unitarian Fellowship of Lawrence Pleasant Valley Road. Lenten prayer breakfasts 7 00 8 00 a m begin next Wednesday and continue thereafter.
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Wesley Wulfkuhle
United Methodist Church
Baldwin First United Methodist Church
Wulfkuhle
Lecompton
New Mexico
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Yale
Doug
Bonnie Jenkins
Lawrence Assembly of God
Mass
the Jenkins
Billy Graham
Central College
McPherson
Free Methodist Church
Lynn Goodell
Lawrence
Unitarian Fellowship of
Pleasant Valley Road
United States
Bonnie
Evangel College
Evangel
Jewish scholars revisiting Jesus role in Jewish history
Jewish scholars in Israel and the United States are reexamining Jesus as an observant Jew with strong religious and nationalistic elements. They stress Jesus' adherence to Jewish law and a misinterpretation by Christians, while preserving Judaism’s denial of him as the Messiah.
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N.Y
Israel
United States
Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Temple University
Philadelphia
Pinchas Lapide
Heinrich Heines
Sigmund
Lapide
Jesus
Bar Han University
Tel Aviv
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