Catherine Craley Leads Youth Ministry Path at Sans Church
Catherine Craley grew up in New Wilmington and embraced a church culture that nurtured callings to ministry. Since 2007 she has led youth and family ministry at Sans Presbyterian Church in Charlotte after ordination following her Masters of Divinity from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Born to Tudy and David Hools, she was among eight preachers chosen in 1987 by The New Castle News for a continuing saga on local religious life.
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Afghan pullout slated for July 2011 plan clarified
President Obama reaffirmed that U S forces will begin drawing down in July 2011 despite generals warning against fixed deadlines. Defense Secretary Gates and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mike Mullen stressed careful pace and conditions, while Petraeus and others cautioned against abrupt withdrawal. The administration insists the nine year campaign will not end abruptly and will require congressional funding and public support.
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GOP Rifts Over BP Gift Talk and Future Regulation
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