Joe Lieberman A rare Orthodox Jew with National Bid
Religion writer McManus recalls Joe Lieberman from Yale tutoring inner city youth in 1961 and tracks his rise to being invited by Al Gore to run for vice president. Notes Lieberman’s Sabbath observance, campaign cautions, and mixed policy stances, including education vouchers and abortion positions.
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Joe Lieberman
Yale
Duke
Stamford Advocate
Joe
NAACP
Stamford
Associated Press
al Gore
US Senate
Senate
Georgetown
Clinton
Lewinsky
State Senate
Monica
William Bennett
Norman Lamm
Yeshiva University
Lieberman
Lamm
Nathan
King David
McManus
Bethesda
What's in the Bible for Women by Georgia Ling
Clark County Kentucky writer Georgia Curtis Ling releases a self help book anchored in scripture. The author draws on personal life lessons, faith and experiences including marriage trials infertility and illness to offer encouragement and readings for women.
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Georgia
Curtis Ling
Clark County
Starburst Publishers
Ling
Seattle
Winchester
Kentucky
Phil Ling
Philip
Lexington Christian Academy
Ohio
Washington State
Stanton, Ky
Stanton Christian Church
Wade Pope
Carolyn Pope
Kentucky Christian College
Grayson
Sherry Curtis
Phil
Georgia Curtis Ling
Latter Rain opens church school amid faith guided study
The Latter Rain Worship Center will launch a church based school led by Rev. Craig DeArmand with Rev. Joe Barreraz as principal. About 35 students from pre K to 12th grade enrolled, using the School of Tomorrow self paced curriculum blending biblical principles with academics. Tuition ranges from 175 to 200 dollars monthly, with discounts for multiple children. Call 335 9238 for details.
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Joe Barreraz
Latter Rain Worship Center
Latter Rain
Craig DeArmand
Barreraz
School of Tomorrow
Florence Hester
Lewisville
Hester
Microsoft
Jamie Poldrack
Christian
Rae Comets
Texas
Latter Rain Worship
Setsien Tan
Seminary Summer interns push faith into labor rights on Wall Street
In New York James Hadley and Bree Kessler join a religious delegation to Goldman Sachs to press for union rights for food service workers. Seminary Summer places 25 interns in 15 cities to teach future religious leaders how to organize, linking faith and labor history from Chicago day laborers to Arkansas poultry workers.
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New York
James Hadley
Wall Street
Bree Kessler
Afl-Cio
Leo XIII
New York City
West Virginia
Detroit
Kessler
University of Michigan
Hadley
Graham
Chicago
Arkansas
Jenkins
Goldman Sachs
Financial
Catholic University of America
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Beau States
Odessa
Afl-Cio’s Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union
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