Washington's faith debated as Deism and piety mix in his era
The article surveys views of George Washington's religion from parson Weems to modern critics. It notes Washington's Episcopal ties, public use of Deist language, and private doubts about Christ's divinity, while citing his Farewell Address urging religion for national morality.
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First Christian launches building fund drive and events
The First Christian Church at 7405 E McDonald Dr begins its Kick Off to a building fund with a 6:30 p.m. potluck and a youth drama and barbershop quartet. Rev. Donald C. Jones outlines a $68,000 first unit, with building plans presented by the congregation's committee. Roy Shaffer serves as Master of Ceremonies.
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Seventh graders pen letters to God in school project
In a St Daniel's Catholic School class students compose letters to God inspired by cartoons from The Progress. Names include Bob Flanigan Tina Pernack Colleen Phelps Neal Ewing Garry Seele and Douglas Hoggatt, with questions about heaven birthdays and wishes.
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