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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1989

Page

5

Living as One with All Creatures in a House Full of Cats

A writer describes sharing life with three cats Jazz Melinda Star Bright and Sly and reflects on animal companionship. The piece discusses authors Andrew Linzey and Tom Regan, their animal rights books, and Regan’s view of humans as stewards of creation. It notes efforts by the Ethical Treatment of Animals and church groups to reduce testing and promote animal welfare.

Jazz Melinda Star Bright tTaee Malinda Sly Andrew Linzey Tom Regan Linzey Regan Theological Studies Center University of Pesex England North Carolina State University LGC Laure Animals Foundaton Syracuse United States Department of Agriculture Syracuse University Syracuse Cancer Research Center State University of New York Health Science Center Cornell University Oswego and Cortland Hyattsville Congress Mary Beth Sweetland MOG Avon Revlon Faberge Mary Kay Annecy France World Council of Churches Archdiocese of Chicago Little Rock Patrick Brennan Office of Evangelization Thana Tn Athena Cram Airatn

Bishops revive meetings with president in Washington

Four United Methodist Bishops met with President Bush in Washington reviving a two century old custom to commemorate the 1789 George Washington visit by early Methodist leaders Asbury and Coke. The group conveyed prayers and praised Bush's Christian faith and devotion to the church. In Hungary, Billy Graham drew 90,000 to Budapest’s People’s Stadium for a Crusade, with 25,000 on the field. Graham hailed a new wind in the country as God opens doors.

Washington United Methodist Bush Jack M. Tuell Los Angeles Council of Bishops George Washington Francis Asbury Thomas Coke Richard Nixon United Budapest Hungary Billy Graham People’s Stadium Christ Graham

Disciples Reject Bible as Highest Authority Vote

In Indianapolis the General Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) voted 1768 to 1585 against deeming the Bible the denomination’s highest authority. Rev John Walker of Bonner Springs Kansas opposed the measure saying he prefers not to place the Bible before Jesus Christ.

Disciples Place Christ Bible Indianapolis General Assembly of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ John Walker Bonner Springs Kan

Bikers Embrace Faith On Nationwide CMA Revival

In Springfield Ohio the Christian Motorcycle Association a faith based group with about 30000 members held its annual revival drawing 700 bikers. Joy Barber from Michigan and her husband Marvin joined the rally as CMA founder Herb Shreve described his mission to spread the gospel on rides. Herbie delivered the sermon stressing sincerity and scripture over leather and road bravado.

Springfield Ohio The Christian Motorcycle Association Joy Barber Burton, Mich Marvin CMA Herb Shreve Arkansas Shreve Herb Hell Herbie

Students Serve Small Flocks as Rabbinical Interns Across Nation

Amy Schwartzman, a 23 year old rabbinical student, serves a Massachusetts congregation and joins 90 Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion students who spend weekends aiding small communities. These student rabbis shepherd remote or poor congregations, offering services from funerals to life-cycle events at a budget price.

New York Amy Schwartzman Massachusetts Norman Cohen Gates of Prayer New Iberia Hebrew Union Steve Lahasky Schwartzman

Bible study as path to Catholic renewal and small group growth

Catholic Bible study spreads from Little Rock to national parishes, boosting reading rates and weekly study. The Little Rock Scripture Study program emphasizes conversational prayer and six step practice, with 20 to 30 minute daily readings and 90 minute weekly group meetings, expanding across dioceses and parishes nationwide.

Little Rock Ark Jerome Kadell Hach Johnson Mattingly Sory America N. Tyler Tim Vda Gallup

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