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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1992
Page
6
PRESCOTT Ariz The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors voted to strip Satan from Arch Drive in the Village of Oak Creek housing development. The name was changed to Arch Drive at the request of 22 residents who complained the street carried an inappropriate name.
Lynn Seresun told the board that the property on the road is hard to sell because the street name offends buyers. She said Satan is offensive and asked that it be changed. The street reportedly derives its name from a rock formation resembling an upside down arch.
Viola Krahn, 90, of Laguna Hills California, won the 3-meter diving event at the US Masters Indoor Diving Championships in Brown Deer Wisconsin with no competition. She plans to dive again to chase her own record, training for national and international meets.
Terry Mattingly summarizes Vice President Quayle’s remarks at the Southern Baptist Convention in Indianapolis. He notes Quayle’s defense of absolute moral standards amid cultural change and a broader debate on moral authority between orthodox and progressive viewpoints. Mattingly teaches media and popular culture at Denver Seminary.
The Church and scholars debate gendered language for God, pitting inclusive language advocates against traditionalists who defend male pronouns. Clergy from Presbyterians to Jews discuss Bible translation, historical context, and the possibility of preserving masculine imagery while embracing inclusive terms.
The American Baha i community via its 110 000 members urges a supreme effort by public and private institutions schools media business the arts and individuals to eliminate racism. The letter aligns with the Race Unity observance on June 14 and features ads in The Washington Post Los Angeles Times and The New York Times with local participation in New Castle area Race Unity Day events and weekly public discussions addressing prejudice.
Ronald E German Jr born July 2 1965 in Williamsport is pastor of Evangel Community Church. He passed a three hour oral exam for his bachelor of science and values accuracy and learning. He dreams of skydiving over the Grand Canyon and exploring an archaeological site and would dine with Paul Tassell. He hopes to visit Israel Jordan Valley and loves seafood. His great great great grandfather wore a blue Union uniform now in the Smithsonian. He describes himself as energetic inspirational creative.
Nick Pirovolos will headline as guest speaker at 6 p.m. on June 28 at Calvary Temple Worship Center, 422 West Sampson Street Extension. Once a feared Cleveland gang leader, he was shot, turned to ministry, founded Inside-Out Prison Ministry in 1973, and now serves as evangelist and publisher of the best-seller Too Mean to Die.
The Rev. John B. Rossi son of John and Madeline Rossi of St. Lucy Parish in Mahoningtown was ordained to the priesthood at Sacred Heart Cathedral Newark N J by Archbishop Theodore McCarrick. Rossi studied at Duquesne University and St. Paul Seminary and served as a chaplain assistant in the U S Army before earning a master of divinity at Immaculate Conception Seminary Seton Hall. After a mass of Thanksgiving on Pentecost Sunday at Saint Lucy he began his first assignment for the Newark Archdiocese at Our Lady Queen of Peace parish North Arlington. His ministry will be a joint effort of the Military and Newark archdioceses.
The schedule lists Rejoice-1992 from Toccoa Falls College performing at First Alliance Church in Meda Drive at 10 45 a m. Also Valley Forge Christian College 3 D drama and music ministry team 3 D will perform The Show Must Go On at First Assembly of God 2021 Pulaski Road 7 p m Sunday and the 64th Annual Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference opens with Dr Lehman Strauss from Escondio California at 3 and 7 30 p m Sunday through June 27 with further sessions through June 28 including Unity Baptist Church and Liberty Grange services. Special music from Portersville Presbyterian Zion Baptist and a program by Adoration from Hobe Sound Bible College will accompany events.
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