Faith Promise Conference and religious events in Frederick area
The First Church of the Nazarene schedules a Faith Promise Conference February 11 to 13 featuring missionary Rev. John Cunningham with reports on Africa missions in Ciskei Transkei and Lesotho. He will speak at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Feb 13 and address children at 4:45 p.m. The program includes services, meetings with prayer groups, and multimedia displays.
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FIRST
Church of the Nazarene
John Cunningham
Africa
Cunningham
Ciskei
Transkei
Lesotho
Africa South Field South
Cunninghams
Children’s Department
Seventh St
Frederick
Dick Ullrich
Baltimore
St. Michael’s Catholic Parish
Poplar Springs
Ullrich
Office of Peace and Justice
Archdiocese of
St. Michael's Road
MD. 144
Hardy Road
Church attendance linked to steadier teen lives study finds
Two major studies show teens who attend church regularly have lower rates of drunk driving and sexual activity, higher school participation, and wiser choices than peers who are less involved. Researchers warn churches risk losing youth as they reach high school.
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America
Eugene Roehlkepartain
Search Institute
Minneapolis
Roehlkepartain
Campaign urges U S churches to confront home racist laws
Two major church councils launch a year long campaign to document U S human rights violations and racism. The effort begins with Birmingham Alabama and Pine Ridge South Dakota hearings and will tour El Paso Miami Chicago New York Oakland Birmingham and Wounded Knee. Local coordinator Charlotte Black Elk a Lakota activist says racism against Indians is institutionalized in U S law and urges awareness and action. The work aims to inform the United Nations and pressure U S churches to push for stronger protections of safety housing jobs and health and to confront lingering discrimination in law and policy.
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Manderson
United States
National Council of Churches
World Council of Churches
Birmingham
Ala
Pine Ridge
America
Charlotte Black Elk
Black Elk
el Paso
Texas
Miami
Chicago
New York
Oakland
Calif
Wounded Knee
U.S. Cavalry
Jean Stromberg
U.S
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Stromberg
Joe Agne
Alabama
Greater Birmingham Ministries
Scott Douglas
American South
Douglas
Little Bighorn
Black Hills
Submit Religion News to The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites submissions for the Religion section each Saturday. Include church name address worship times pastor phone number and any weekly sermons choirs Bible study or Sunday school. Submissions due Thursdays at noon for listings and Wednesdays for area religion news.
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The
Frederick News-Post
Area Religion News
Religion briefs highlight church health care push and gospel rise
In Atlanta and Starkville briefs, church leaders advocate health ministry integration with state policy, citing Baltimore church clinics serving nearly 1,000 patients. Gospel charts boost Herman Trulove, and Wisconsin fire relief shows communal church support. Albuquerque bills counter sect claims about the pope with a billboard campaign.
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Atlanta
Mark Gornik
Carter
Church Clinic
Gornik
U.S
Joycelyn Elders
Carter Center
Bill Foege
Baltimore
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Versatiles
First Missionary Baptist Church
W. All Saints St
Frederick County
Christian Men's Network
Shoney's
Golden Mile
Ted Baehr
Christian Film and Television Commission
FT. Ritchie
Ft. Ritchie Catholic
Father Robert Goedert
Father Goedert
Jesus
Ritchie
National Council of Catholic Women
NCCW
U.S. Catholic Conference
Quality Hotel
Capitol Hill
New Jersey Ave. NW
Washington, D.C
Martha Sawyer
ALLEN
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Star Tribune
National Commission On Children
Church Campaign
Mogadishu
Associated Press
Tion
Religion News
Frederick, MD
Starkville
Miss
Herman Trulove
Trulove
Cashbox Magazine
Clinton, Wis
Jerry
Cherry Ruston
First Baptist Church
Kay Radinger
Rustons
Jerry Ruston
Radlinger
Albuquerque
Michael Sheehan
Montana
John Paul II
Donrey
Archdiocese of Santa Fe
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