Gage Leads Syracuse Eckankar Center Opening
Christopher Gage, Syracuse Eckankar coordinator, outlines an ancient path based on direct, individual experience of Spirit. The group plans a grand opening at 104 North Ave Eastwood with noon to 9 p.m. hours and 7:30 p.m. program of lectures and music.
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Harold Klemp
Gage
Syracuse Eckankar Society
North Ave
Eastwood
Eckankar
Syracuse
International synod in Rome to address sin and modern guilt
The 1983 church year features an international Rome synod on sin and reconciliation with a focus on repenting and seeking forgiveness. Vatican officials and Arch bishop Bernardin stress sin as the root of division while ecumenical and evangelical gatherings explore broader evangelism and church unity. Pope John Paul II also plans cross-border travels including Poland and likely Austria and Central America.
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International Synod
Rome
Karl Menninger
Vatican
Joseph L. Bernardin
Chiago
Chicago
John Paul
Poland
Austria
Central America
Bible guiding Texas oilman toward Israel oil discovery
Houston oilman Andy Sorelle says divinely guided drilling will strike oil in Israel's Sinai area. He drilled to 17,296 feet near Haifa and plans to resume with deep equipment, hoping for a December hit at about 18,200 feet while funding comes from private investors and Israel National Oil Co. together with local finance.
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UPI
Israel
Andy SoRelle
Houston
Dallas Times Herald
Tel Aviv
Sorelle
Sinai
Anwar
Sadat
Jerusalem
Egypt
LoBelle
Moses
Jacob
Asher
Haifa
Israel National Oil Co
Peace Day Message From Bishop Harrison Urges Prayer for Peace
Bishop Frank J. Harrison of the Catholic Diocese of Syracuse issues a World Day of Peace statement. He emphasizes peace as a divine gift needing active effort, calling Catholics to pray and work for harmony within nations, communities, and families. Jesus calls us to depend on God and accept each other, promoting unity and peace through prayer.
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Frank J. Harrison
Syracuse
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Community of Nations
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John Paul VI
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Persecution claims in Soviet Baptists and global faith appeals
Reports from the International Representation for Evangelical Baptists in the Soviet Union say unre gistered Baptists face ongoing persecution under Yuri Andropov, with pastors sentenced to prison noted. In Georgia, Salvation Army reports eight semi trailers of food donated after a five hour local TV appeal aiding about 20,000 Georgia families. In El Salvador, Episcopal leaders plead to stop the invasion of a church farm, six religious bodies file a friend of the court brief opposing Moon’s tax fraud conviction, and Tony Randall is cited by a Mississippi pastor as prayer-worthy rather than condemnation.
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Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
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Soviet Union
Georgi Vins
Atlanta
Food For the
Salvation Army
Georgia
New York
U.S
Sun Myung Moon
Moon
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