Area religion news highlights local gospel and church events
Bernice Green will sponsor a choral event at First Missionary Baptist. The Deaf Choir from Christ United Methodist in Baltimore performs at Weller United Methodist Church on Sept 19. Fr. Martin McCormick of Food for the Poor speaks at Steth on a Casette Manor weekend. Mount Moriah Lutheran hosts a gospel fest Sept 19 with several choirs. The Tree of Life Singers perform at Parkway Church of God Sept 26. Dr. Richard L. Hamm of the Disciples of Christ speaks Sept 19 at Hyattstown Christian Church. Bill and Bev Keele of New Tribes Mission give a presentation at Woodbine Bible Chapel. UMM meets Oct 9 at Brookhill UMC. Frederick Life Chain III will be Oct 3 with planning meetings Sept 20 and 27.
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Bernice Green
Gospel Chorus
First Missionary Baptist Ayoay
Christ United Methodist Church of Baltimore
Weller United Methodist Church
Altamont Ave
Thurmont
Peggy Johnson
Steth
Casette Manor
Manor Woods Rd
Frederick
Martin McCormick
Food For the Poor
Aie
Caribbean
Food For
McCormick
Mount Moriah Lutheran Church
Foxville
Sparks of the Spirit
Mount Moriah
Taki T. 77
Deerfield
Church Hill Road
Little Stone Church
Frederick County
Religious Coalition For Emergency Human Needs
Tree OF Life Singers
Parkway Church of God
New Design Rd
Commission On Missions and Church Development of the Churches of God
General Conference
Richard L. Hamm
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Hyattstown Christian Church
Hamm
Wetaerkinned Nnaa
Bill
Bev Keele
New Tribes Mission
Winfield
Baltimore-Washington Conference
United Methodist Men
UMM
Brookhill United
Henry DeLauney
Dennis Hall Sr
Frederick Evangelical Ministerial Fellowship
Grace Brethren Church
Call
Mormon scholars and feminists face Mormon church discipline
Salt Lake City reports six Mormon scholars and feminists are facing disciplinary hearings for public dissent on doctrine history and women's roles. Notable figures include Lynne Whitesides, Lavina Fielding Anderson, Maxine Hanks, Paul Toscano, Avraham Gilead, and D Michael Quinn who awaits an excommunication hearing. The church denies a centralized purge, while critics warn of conformity pressure amid growth.
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Salt Lake City
Ay Bey
Lynne Whitesides
Mormon Women’s Forum
D. Michael Quinn
Brigham Young University
Quinn
Bruce Olsen
Eit Comony Tead Olsen
Iad
Emgrae
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Packer
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Whitesides
BYU
Merrill
Lynne
Lavina Fielding Anderson
Maxine Hanks
Paul Toscano
Salt Lake
The
Mormon Alliance
Avraham Gileads
Ancient kinship revived by Middle East peace accord
The Washington peace treaty between Arabs and Jews is framed as a modern step toward healing a 3,500 year old rift. Leaders describe Jews and Muslims as cousins from a common father Abraham, with calls for overcoming entrenched enmity and embracing renewed cooperation across faiths and nations.
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Ishmael
Isaac
Abraham
Middle East
Washington, D.C
God
Iiving Greenberg
National Jewish Center For Learning and Leadership
Isam
Rudin
Religious leaders laud Middle East peace accord across denominations
Leaders of the Disciples of Christ and United Church of Christ praised the Israel PLO accord as a hopeful first step extending to both peoples and neighbors. Lutheran and World Methodist officials called the move historic and heroic while welcoming a new era of interfaith solidarity and prayers. The National Council of Churches also welcomed mutual recognition and urged sustained faith, hope, and peace efforts.
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Paul H. Sherry
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Middle East
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Chicago
Herbert W. Chilstrom
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lake Junaluska
N.C
World Methodist Council
PLO
New York
National Council of Churches
Council
Joan B. Campbell
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