United Methodist Women discuss global issues at Louisville assembly
A 9000 member United Methodist Women gathering in Louisville examined ethics and policy beyond church life. Speakers including Ambassador Andrew Yetta and Marian Wright Edelman framed a new global order to end hunger and expand health. Participants debated the Law of the Sea, energy conservation, child advocacy, and how faith translates into action.
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United Methodist
Louisville
Andrew Yetta
United Nations
Albert H. van den Heuval
Netherlands Reformed Church
van den Heuval
Whitehead
Ambassador Young
United Church of Christ
Marian Wright Edelman
Children’s Defense Fund
Washington, D.C
United States
Ms. Edelman
Schneider
Conatroe
Sutphin Street
China
Geneva
Switzerland
Weaver
TACKLES NEW GOALS Mother solves unemployment crisis
Sharon Deal 38 of Doverdale Drive reeducated herself after realizing her children would soon be independent. She returned to Middletown Campus of Miami University in 1974, shifted from elementary education to political science, earned Dean’s List honors, and completed internship work with U.S. Rep. Tom Kindness.
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Monroe
Sharon Deal
Doverdale Drive
Middletown
Miami University
MUM
Chase Law School
Northern Kentucky State University
Sharon
Raymond Fening
Miami
University
U.S
Tom Kindness
Hamilton
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