Calvary Church expands with fellowship hall and more space
Calvary Church of God in Christ at 646 Ala. expands north side with a fellowship hall nursery new offices and a larger basement to add a dining facility and Sunday school classrooms. Construction began in May with about 40 congregants attending services and completion hoped for by summer’s end. Volunteers help offset costs and donations are collected on the fourth Sunday.
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Talmud display honors Holocaust survivors in Norfolk
A single volume from a World War II era Talmud set, printed for displaced persons in Europe, sits at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk before a planned national tour. The Army published hundreds on a German press despite scarce paper and ink, with English dedication notes proclaiming Jewish endurance. The exhibit is organized by the American Jewish Historical Society in New York.
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ABC News drops religion correspondent and ties with beliefnet
ABC News eliminates its only full time religion correspondent Peggy Wehmeyer citing financial cutbacks and ties with beliefnet com an interfaith site that also laid off a producer. Ira Rifkin will consult on story development while beliefnet provides ideas and reporting. Wehmeyer interviewed Clinton Bush and Gore during her tenure.
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Rodeo Bible Camp blends faith and rodeo at Gardner event
About 40 high school students from Kansas Missouri Colorado and Texas joined the eighth annual Rodeo Bible Camp June 3 7 at the Johnson County Fairgrounds Gardner. Organizers say the camp mixes ecumenical biblical teaching with rodeo clinics and chapel sessions to help youths grow in faith.
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Election 2000 Mirrors Faith Gaps In Politics
Mark Gietzen, former Kansas Republican county chair, argues in his book that Christian voters face a sin in registering as Democrats. He says party registration shapes public policy on abortion and candidate viability, while experts note 2000 US election exposed deep divisions across geography class race and religion in a nation split by ideology.
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