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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1991
Page
20
First Christian plans a Bibletimes marketplace from July 14 to 18 in the church yard. Daily activities run 6 to 8 30 p m with clay pottery grain grinding jewelry and brickmaking. Children reenact Bible stories near the well and families join in songs dances and a temple procession. Pre registration urged with two phone numbers 663 1240 and 662 2691.
At the 70th triennial general convention in Phoenix the Episcopal Church weighs whether active homosexuals may be ordained. A standing commission urges allowing ordained gays, while opponents push for celibacy for clergy. Bishop Frey warns the issue dominates discussion as about 10,000 Episcopalians gather to decide on racial justice, environment and other resolutions.
Six Baltimore area Episcopal priests urge repudiating false teachings and uphold traditional masculine characterizations of God and Jesus as the sole path to salvation. The Baltimore Declaration arrives May 28 and will reach 1,000 clergy at the Episcopal Church General Convention in Phoenix, challenging ordination of homosexuals and premarital sex debates.
A July 14 film showing of Caught at Araby United Methodist Church 7:30 p.m. stars a youth story from Billy Graham World Wide Pictures. Also reports on IFCA convention delegates Rev L Samuel Martz and Band Watermelon Park Gospel Concerts near Berryville Virginia July 16 21.
The United Church of Christ backed patient self determination on terminating medical treatment including euthanasia and death by action. The resolution supported gay and lesbian ministers while affirming gifts for ministry. Delegates also endorsed Gulf War conscientious objectors and government limits altering life and death choices. The meeting involved 700 delegates in Virginia.
Milwaukee Archbishop Weakland advises priests to stop general absolution, saying the Vatican aims to increase private confessions though he fears it may lessen overall church participation. He emphasizes obedience to the Holy Father amid differing views on reconciliation practices.
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