Parents expose children to a dangerous world
A speaker criticizes modern society for exposing children to harmful influences such as safe sex messaging, violence in media, gang culture and drugs. He links body image pressures to childhood dieting and ridicule, noting studies show overweight children are judged harshly. He argues parents must accept responsibility for these pressures on today’s kids.
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Shani
University of California
Should I Teach a Four Year Old to Read
Dr. James Dobson argues against pushing preschool reading while advocating abundant reading aloud and access to interesting books. He suggests introducing phonics when children are ready and emphasizes responding to questions, not forcing early reading. Dobson notes parental fraying and societal decline in child protection, urging balanced guidance.
Religious groups oppose China trade status in Congress vote
Two large Protestant bodies in Nashville denounce permanent normal trade relations with China. The Southern Baptist leader Rev. Richard Land and United Methodist official Rev. Thom Fassett join 18 bishops in opposing the bill, arguing it harms religious freedom and human rights. The measure would create a watchdog panel on China. other critics include Family Research Council and Focus on the Family. In Texas, a separate lawsuit by Libert Counsel accuses Willis Independent School District of violating freedom of religion and speech by discarding students Bibles and restricting covers bearing the Ten Commandments. Plaintiffs include Angela Harbison Amber Harbison Jeremy Pasker and their families.
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Richard Land
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Thom White Wolf Fassett
United Methodist Church
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U.S. Commission On International Religious Freedom
Congress
Senate
The
Family Research Council
Focus On the Family
Concerned Women For America
Conroe
Tex
Willis Independent
Sara Flotman
Angela Harbison
Amber
Jeremy Pasker
U.S. District Court
Houston
Libert Counsel
Willis
Mat Staver
Lawrence church names James Taylor new minister
Lawrence Heights Christian Church at 2321 Peterson Road announced James Taylor of Abilene Texas as the new minister. He will move with his wife Cindy and two sons in mid July, succeeding Rev Rod Hinkle who resigns effective June 30 after 21 years. Taylor, 41, is a Manhattan Christian College graduate with graduate studies at Hardin-Simmons and Cincinnati Bible Seminary and has served as youth minister and church founder.
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Lawrence Heights
Abilene, Tex
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Taylor
Cindy
Caleb
Seth
Lawrence Aglow meeting agenda and church events
Lawrence Aglow schedules 11 30 a m June 10 meeting at Vermont Towers with guest speaker Vicki Taylor who serves on the Northeast Kansas Aglow Leadership team. Plymouth Congregational Church plans June 14 information session 7 9 pm in Mayflower Lounge for new members with baby sitting on request. June 25 joining day. State of X band hosts free concert June event at Heartland Community Church 619 Vermont Street with Electrified for Christ puppets from Hesston MB Church performing a “Jonah Story” puppet and drama show at 7 pm Sunday. Bob Thesman 841 2967 listed for more information.
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Kansas
Anita McSorley
Elvera Voth
Village Presbyterian Church
Mission Road
Prairie Village
America the Beautiful
America
St Hills Singers
Lansag State
Kansas City
Kansas Arts‘ Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Life Training
Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship
Wakarusa Drive
Paul Taylor
Mustard Seed
Vicki Taylor
Lawrence
Lawrence Aglow
Vermont Towers
Taylor
Clinton Parkway
Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth Church
Nancy Lott
State of X
Topeka
Heartland Community Church
Hesston
Lord
Jonah
Bob Thesman
Religion Briefs From area churches and events this weekend
State of X hosts 7 p.m. Saturday service at Heartland Community Church and Lecompton United Methodist Church invites June family camp-out on Morris pond acreage with tent sites, games, food, and music. Rev Angelito Samson leads Sunday services. First United Methodist offers Inquirer's Class June 4 at 5 30 p.m. Contact 841 7500. Celebration of Ministry bids farewell to Nancy Saffron with three Sunday services and reception. Pancake feed at Mee Valley Community Church raises funds for construction. Sunday Praise in the Park at Shelter House 5 Michigan Valley Park includes Sunday school worship lunch and talent sharing. MVCC Band performs. Rain location at church. Directory listing in Saturday Journal World.
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Laurie Pyle
J.8. Bach
Hart Morris
Dale Jergenson
H. Dean Wagner
Arnold Sherman
Hascall
Margaret Tucker
San Diego
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Lawrence
Kansas Expocentre
Expocentre Drive
Topeka
Lecompton United Methodist Church
Elmore
Lecompton
Morris
Angelito Samson
Susan Dark
Mary Lou Morris
First United Methodist Church
Inquirer
Nancy Saffron
FUMC
Lowman United Methodist
Saffron
Fellowship Hall
Meee Valley
Pomona Lake Dam
U.S. Highway 56
Overbrook
Shelter House 5
Michigan Valley Park
Pomona Dam
MVCC
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