Religious leaders press Clinton to confess and repent
Washington religious figures urge President Clinton to admit fault over the Lewinsky affair and seek national forgiveness. They warn a genuine confession could spark moral revival, while cautioning that perjury or denial would deepen national cynicism and harm the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Bill Clinton
Glen Knecht
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bethesda
Knecht
Clinton
David Neff
Christianity Today Magazine
Jimmy Swaggart
Anthony Jordan
Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma
Monica Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Jordan
John Guest
Chuck Colson
Colson
Christ
McManus
Muslims seek airport prayer pad at Denver Airport
Muslims ask for an outdoor shelter at Denver International Airport for the five daily prayers. Zahir Din notes drivers freeze in winter and roast in summer. City spokesman says officials cannot favor Muslims over other faiths. Muslims counter that other religions lack such prayer requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver International Airport
Zahir Din
Chuck Cannon
Cafe Serves Faith and Food in Ybor City Soaked in Charity
In Tampa’s Ybor City St. Francis Cafe operates as a ministry café, offering meals on a donation basis. Lisa and Bruce Sizemore, with 70 seats and a St. Francis mural, welcome the hungry regardless of ability to pay, while facing potential closure as developers plan a multiscreen theater nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Cafe
Lisa Sizemore
Tampa
Ybor City
Jesus
the Virgin Mary
Fla
Paul Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Lisa
Bruce Sizemore
Pepate
Jason Brown
David Gunter
Derven Reilly
Cassy
St. Francis
Sanford and Son
St. Francis of Assisi
Franciscan Order of Friars
Ybor Street
Ex-auto exec pursues Christian crusade with Freedom Ministries
Traverse City based John B. Damoose once led Chrysler marketing and rose on the auto ladder. He left to back Pat Robertson’s media empire and now heads Freedom Ministries of America Inc with his family, planning a five year tour to spread gospel through crusade style worships and Bible based exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Chrysler Corp
John B. Damoose
Pat Robertson
Chrysler
Damoose
Marketing America Inc
United States
Freedom Ministries
Ford Motor Co
Lee Iacocca
Chrysler Canada
Dodge Car & Truck
Automotive News
John
Iacocca
Edward Lapham
Ie Peeeene
Bans
International Family Entertainment
Christian Broadcasting Network
Nancy
John B Damoose
Freedom Ministries of America Inc
Churches struggle in ignorance regarding their mentally ill
Pamela Nero, battling major low mood and past hospitalizations, prays nightly for strength and her 8-year-old son Shelby. The piece notes faith groups’ ignorance of mental illness, stigma in churches, and efforts to bridge gaps through programs like Breakthrough Club and Project Light, linking religious groups with mental health support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Pamela Nero
Shelby
Nero
Doug Morphis
Gary Collins
College
Methodist Church
Collins
Georgana Weeks
Second
Weeks
Project Light
Also Mentioned on This Page
Totone Ds
Ited
KRT News Service