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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1990

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8

Disciplinary rules set for ELCA clergy conduct

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, with 3.3 million members, approved guidelines detailing disciplinary grounds for clergy. Offenses include adultery, sexual abuse, misuse of counseling for sexual favors, abuse of spouse or children, drug use, or disclosing confidential communications. Also covered are separation without consultation, public or private failure to uphold marriage ideals, and preaching in conflict with the church faith. Procedures ensure due process with penalties from admonition to removal.

New York Evangelical Lutheran Church In America U.S Chicago San Francisco Phyllis Zillhart Ruth Frost Aineanolis Jeff Johnson San Fran

Area religion news features Jan 21 services and pastor install

Sally and El Wolfe will hold gospel concerts at Union Bridge and Johnsville United Methodist Churches on Jan 21 at 9 30 am and 11 am. The Glade Valley Church of the Brethren calls Rev. Dr. Robert L. Rowe to be pastor with an installation on Jan 21 at 10 30 am. The Catoctin United Methodist Church hosts a Jan 21 hymn sing at 7 30 pm. A two hour video on Da Love Ananda screens Jan 26 at Frederick Community College. The Evangelical Christian Church of Keymar marks its Sich anniversary with year long events starting Jan 21. Call details provided.

Sally EL Wolfe Shiremanstown Union Bridge United Methodist Church Johnsville United Methodist Church Call Glade Valley Rowe Milligan College Johnson City Lions and Raritan Clubs Chamber of Commerce Rapphannock Community College Virginia American Society For Training and Development Joy McDaniel Rowe Rowes Brandon Daniel Jeryi Dion Bridgewater College Glade Valley Church of the Brethren Catoctin da Love-Ananda Frederick Community College Evangelical Christian Church of Keymar Kenneth Wooten

Local man uses pennies to feed hungry through potato project

Ray Wahl of Brook Hill United Methodist in Frederick drives a penny based effort feeding the needy. Churches across Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland collaborate, with pennies funding potato shipments and meals. Wahl has collected about $3,000 over two years and asks for donations to extend the program.

The Society of St. Andrew Big Island United Methodist Ray Wahl Wahl Brook Hill United Methodist Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Mr. Wahl Ray W. Wahl Etzler Rd

Potato Project fuels hunger relief via salvaged produce

The Potato Project salvage program of the Society of St. Andrew distributes salvaged potatoes and produce to the hungry across 47 states and DC. In summer 1989 it moved 770 875 pounds of cabbage to 15 agencies in eight states, and shipped over 1 300 000 pounds of apples with the Washington State Apple Growers Association. The effort also aided Hurricane Hugo victims in South Carolina with ice water and canned goods. The project, Harvest of Hope, St. Andrew Press and the international drive are outlined in The Issue is Hunger VHS.

Potato Project Society of St. Andrew States District of Columbia Washington State South Carolina Harvest of Hope St. Andrew Press

Religion briefs in brief church actions and world events

CHICAGO The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America pension board refuses to divest from firms in South Africa despite an assembly order. A church council report on options for action is due at the April meeting. WASHINGTON Catholic leaders plan a national prayer vigil for life January 21 22 marking the 1873 abortion ruling. HONG KONG Chinese students report rapid move to Christianity since last year crackdown. NEW YORK Public TV stations and the WISN interfaith network join a Moscow telecast of a religious parliamentary environmental conference.

Chicago Pension Board The Evangelical Lutheran Church In America South Africa Church Council Assembly Washington Supreme Court Office For Pro-Life National Conference of Catholic Bishops John W. Gouldrick Hong Kong News Network International China Religious Rights Network New York Interfaith Network WISN Moscow

Video overview of Advance Special Hunger Ministry offered free

The Society of St. Andrew provides a videotape at no charge as an excellent introduction and overview of the Advance Special Hunger Ministry. It highlights aims, methods, and opportunities for participation by churches and individuals seeking hunger relief efforts.

Society of St. Andrew

Twentieth anniversary of All Saints' rector honored

The Rev. A Dickerson Salmon marked 20 years as rector of All Saints Parish Frederick with a special liturgy at 10 am. Family, gifts, and donations supported youth scholarships, parish anniversary plans, sabbatical funds, and framing prints. Organizers praised his leadership and outreach.

A. Dickerson Salmon All Saints’ Parish Frederick Jeannine Florida Salmon Claggett Diocesan Center All Saints’ Church Seabury Western Theological Seminary Christ Church, Guilford, N.Y Chenango New York Maryland Grace Church Brunswick Nancy Little Harriet Litras Ellis Kitchen A. Theodore Eastmen Charles Longest Leighton

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