Word Records era reflects faith, growth, and loss in 1960s ministry
The memoir recounts design and editing work for Word Records and Word Books, outreach campaigns with Christian booksellers, and personal tragedy including the premature birth of Linda Rae. It notes launching books with Jess Moody and others, meetings with Jarrell McCracken, and evangelistic campaigns in Illinois, Indiana, and Philadelphia.
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Jarrell McCracken
Judy
Kurt Kaiser
Pat
Mary
Waco
Linda Rae
Tami Leigh
Word Books
Jess Moody
First Baptist Church
West Palm Beach Florida
Lawson Dooms
Baptist
Southern Baptist Convention
Dallas
Jarrell
Impact International
Illinois
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Youth For Christ International
Winona Lake
Indiana
Christian Booksellers Association
Philadelphia
Dave Breese
Ken Anderson
Billy Sunday Story
D. Bruce Lockerbie
Irwin “Shorty” Yeaworth, Jr
Keith Miller
Bruce Lockerbie
Shorty Yeaworth
Word Booth
Des Plaines
George Dooms
O’hare Field
True wisdom Part 2 from the wisdom of James
The passage defines godly wisdom as pure, peace loving, gentle, willing to yield, merciful, and active in good deeds. It rejects favoritism, honors humility, and sows peace to reap righteousness. Fear of the Lord anchors wisdom as the foundation for knowledge and judgment.
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Pope asserts death penalty inadmissible and vows global abolition
Pope Francis has amended the Catechism to declare capital punishment inadmissible under all circumstances and to urge abolition worldwide. The change, approved in May and published now, shifts church teaching toward detention and rehabilitation while opposing executions.
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Helen Prejean
Nebraska
Pete Ricketts
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Buenos Aires
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Robert Gahl
Rome
Pontifical Holy Cross University
Sister Prejean
Sant’Egidio
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Study finds US religious orders favor women deacons
A CARA Georgetown survey shows 77 percent of male and female U.S. religious order superiors say women could be ordained deacons and 72 percent support authorizing it, though only 45 percent expect implementation. Deacons are ordained ministers who can perform weddings baptisms and funerals but not celebrate Mass.
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