Indian Religion Called Unique In Global Context Of Nature
Existing in a world where the earth is sacred to many tribes, the article notes Wakan Tanka as the central spirit uniting all beings. It covers Indian beliefs, contemporary concerns for ecology, and a congressional push to protect religious practices amid federal policy shifts and rights debates.
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Ernie Peters
Morton
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Power to Change Your Life Booklet Offered by Peale
A teenager facing drugs and suicidal thoughts is advised that drugs destroy life and urged to follow a life change program outlined in a mailed booklet titled The Power to Change Your Life. Free copies available by writing Box 500 Pawling NY 12564.
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Pawling
Seeds From the Sower: Stay Tuned for Prayer and Companionship
Michael A. Guido reflects on prayer as keeping company with the Lord and compares it to radio harmony. He cites Psalm 16 2 Spurgeon and Titanic iceberg warnings to stress clear channels, urging readers to attune their hearts to the Lord.
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Clarence
Spurgeon
Prince of Preachers
America
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Women seek priesthood driven by divine call study says
A two year study by Sister Evan Ferder finds 100 women pursuing Roman Catholic priesthood are motivated by a mature sense of divine call and service rather than feminism or power. The group is educated, stable, and active in church leadership. findings contrast with opponents' views and bolster the Baltimore conference on ordaining women.
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George W. Cornell
Evan Ferder
Mt. Rainier
Prayer, Pope Election, and a Priests’ Study Highlight Beliefs
Fragments discuss prayer addressed to God and the love of Christ. A note mentions the coronation of a new pope and a priest ordination conference. A psychological study surveys 100 women seeking priesthood, including 72 nuns, ages 17 to 59, averaging 36, across 27 states with Bach leading assessments.
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Bach
Ferder
Black pastor heads new Lutheran coalition
The Rev. Charles Brown of Jersey City New Jersey, a black Lutheran pastor, is elected to a two year term as leader of the Coalition of Black Members in the American Lutheran Church at its constituting convention in St Paul Minnesota. The prime goal named is a full sense of partnership between blacks and whites.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Charles Brown
Jersey City
N.J
American Lutheran Church
Evangelists Criticized For Mockery Of Religion In Assembly
Metropolitan Phili Saliba of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese denounced some American evangelists at the annual assembly for preaching what people want to hear. He said they exalt Americanism capitalism and the pursuit of happiness, sweeten Christ, and profit rich while not presenting authentic faith.
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Pittsburgh
Phili Saliba
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of
North America
Christ
Indoor Nazarene Camp Meeting in Odessa This Week
An indoor camp meeting at First Church of the Nazarene in Odessa runs Aug 22–27 with weeknights at 7 30 and Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 6 p m Dr Lawlor guest evangelist and longtime church executive leads the event James T Bohl the Iowa song evangelist also appears He is noted for national and international tours and a Grammy–nominated gospel record in 1969 The public is invited
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Department of Evangelism
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Lawlor
Canada West
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Canada
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Picture Butte
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Iowa
Bohl
United States
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Women urge pope election by including women voices
The National Assembly of Women Religious urged cardinals to hear the voices of those excluded by church structures in selecting a new pope. Catholic sisters demand solidarity with the poor, openness to all baptized Christians, and concern for those alienated from the church. Speaker Francine Cardman noted women have no political power in the church and thus no role in the decision, with no women inside the process as observers or aides.
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Pittsburgh
National Assembly of Women Religious
Organization of Catholic Sisters
Francine Cardman
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington
Freedom and Dignity Across Faith and Philosophy
A compact reflection contrasts biblical exhortation to live as free men with Kantian ethics, urging responsible freedom and reverence for moral law. It juxtaposes Christian virtue with secular reason, highlighting harmony between individual rights and social duty in a historical, period-voiced style.
Revival scheduled at North Temple Baptist Church in Aug
An old time revival is set for August 21 to 27 at North Temple Baptist Church 406 N C The nightly services begin at eight with evangelist Jerry Cain pastor of Wickett First Baptist Church Music minister Cur ly Cox and pianist Glenda Miller will be present Vaughn Sandell directs arrangements A nursery will be provided pastor Lessie Woodard invites the public The article also notes Jordan's population about two million with 95 percent Islamic and five percent Christian including Greek Orthodox Greek Catholic Roman Catholic and Protestant.
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North Temple Baptist Church
N.C
Jerry Cain
First Baptist Church of Wickett
Curly Cox
Glenda Miller
Vaughn Sandell
Lessie Woodard
Jordan
Tex Evans dies of cancer at 67 in Nashville
The Rev. Glenn Tex Evans a humorist preacher missionary and evangelist died July 25 of cancer in Nashville at age 67. Known as the Will Rogers of United Methodism he often quipped If two people will stand still or one person will walk slow I ll preach the gospel.
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Nashville
Glenn ‘‘Tex
Evans
Will Rogers
United Methodism
Quaker group sells stock over South Africa ties
The American Friends Service Committee says it will divest more than 45,000 shares worth 1.3 million dollars in U S firms active in South Africa. The move follows talks with 15 companies to urge withdrawal from doing business under apartheid.
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Philadelphia
American Friends Service Committee
U.S
South Africa
Quaker Organization
New watchdog group formed to monitor telecom regulation
Religious, consumer and nonprofit groups have formed the Telecommunications Consumer Coalition in New York to track federal rules affecting telephone, TV, radio and cable. Rev. Dr. Everett C. Parker of the United Church of Christ chairs the group, saying consumers lacked a single source for complex policy information on sending and receiving messages.
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New York
Telecommunications Consumer Coalition
Everett C. Parker
United Church of Christ
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