Novel religion boom ends say expert on faith trends
Prof Martin E. Marty of the University of Chicago Divinity School says the wave of new religious groups in the last decade is fading. He notes established mainline Christians and Jews stabilize while most cults lose glamour and become more organized and disciplined.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Martin E. Marty
University of Chicago Divinity School
Marty
Chicago
Claretian Fathers
Gospel Concert at Raymond Walters College
The Raymond Walters College Music Lecture Series presents a gospel concert in Blue Ash at the RWC auditorium. Karl Holloway hosts and discusses gospel history while performers include Robert Gazaway and the Gospel Larks, the Gospel Messengers, Blaine Bowman and the Children of Light, and four RWC student vocalists with pianist Dwight Stephens. Admission is free.
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Raymond Walters College
Plainfield Road
Blue Ash
RWC
Karl Holloway
Robert Gazaway
The
Gospel Larks
Gospel Messengers
Blaine Bowman
Children of Light
Joyce Lackey
Deidra Robinson
Sylvia Asbury
Dwight Stephens
Sunday Sermons Across Local Churches Feature Notable Speakers
Area churches list speakers for Sunday worship including Dr Robert Scully Eston Vandever Eugene Brandenburg Courtney Duff Rev Robert Clark Rev Lewis Thompson Dr Irvin Emmons Dr G Walter Weber Rev W Curtis Lee Rev Paul Bergdall Rev David Cottrill Dr Robert Lodwick and others with worship at 8:15 to 11 a.m. and accompanying Sunday school schedules.
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First United Methodist
Robert Scully
St. Luke
First Presbyterian
Irvin Emmons
Bethlehem — Lutheran
Paul Bergdall
Christ United Methodist
David Cottrill
Missionary notes Angola leaders share Christian roots
Veteran mission workers say the three Angolan independence leaders Holden Roberto and other rivals are all Protestants with devout Christian backgrounds. Angola's population is about 60 percent Christian, with three million Catholics and one million Protestants among six million people.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Angola
Lawrence Henderson
Portugal
Henderson
Sabbath School Conference at The Church of God and Saints of Christ
The Church of God and Saints of Christ at 530 Garfield St hosts the Western District Sabbath School conference today and tomorrow. Sessions at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. feature music by the Senior A Capella Choir of the host church.
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Church of God and Saints of Christ
Garfield St
Surgeon admits pulling plug on life support cases
Worcester Massachusetts AP reports Dr. Denton Cooley, famed for implanting the first artificial heart, says he has pulled the plug in life support decisions. He cites responsibility and careful judgment in cases like Karen Ann Quinlan, who remains on a mechanical respirator despite her parents wishes.
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Worcester, Mass
Denton Cooley
Cooley
Karen Ann Quinlan
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