Catholic priest Rev. Thomas Watts speaks at Syracuse breakfast
Participants at the Syracuse Regional Convention of the Fall Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International prayed during a breakfast meeting yesterday. The speaker was Rev. Thomas Watts, a Catholic priest from Owego, shown below.
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Faithful businessmen rally at Syracuse hotel convention
Christian businessmen Fellowship rallies 300 men at the Hotel Syracuse for a regional convention led by David Wiggins of the Syracuse FGBMFI chapter. He stresses men must balance business drive with faith and church membership, while Catholic priest Rev. Thomas Waits notes renewal through the fellowship. The event concludes with a 7:30 p.m. rally.
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Owego
World Council of Churches draws delegates from 100 nations
Vancouver hosts the sixth septennial assembly with about 4,000 expected attendees from 100 countries. Some 900 official voting delegates represent Protestant, Eastern Orthodox, Catholic, Anglican and other denominations, while critics from Christian Solidarity International and figures like Ian Paisley protest the gathering.
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British Columbia
World Council of Churches
World Church
John Black
New Zealand
University of British Columbia
Hans Strukelberger
Christian Solidarity International
Strukelberger
Gordon Hagen
Lighthouse Baptist Church
Vancover
Surrey
Council
Western Europe
America
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Australia
Pacific Islands
Assembly
Canada
North America
Amsterdam
Southern Baptist study warns of widening church state split
A Southern Baptist Convention analysis of Supreme Court decisions cautions that church state separation is eroding. It cites rulings on tax exemptions for religious schools and chaplains in legislatures, warning of a potential tilt toward government subsidies to religion and broader religiously charged divisions.
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Remick to be ordained at Taunton church
Donald H. Remick of Camillus will be ordained by the Presbytery of Cayuga Syracuse on July 30 at Taunton Memorial United Presbyterian Church. He is youth minister in South Weymouth MA and will lead his first worship at his home church on July 31. He is a graduate of West Genesee High School University of Maine at Orono and Andover Newton Theological Seminary.
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David W. Remick
Split Rock Road
Camillus
Cayuga-Syracuse
Taunton Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Remick
South Weymouth
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Remick
West Genesee High School
University of Maine At
Orono
Maine
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Newton
James A. Stone
Syracuse
American Baptist Church
Eastwood Baptist Church
James St
John Ault
Posham
Stone
Cicero High School
State University of New York At
Potsdam
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Hamilton
First Baptist Church of
Homer
Michelle
Hill Cumorah Pageant runs this week
Western New York hosts the Hill Cumorah Pageant in Palmyra to celebrate the Mormon church origins and recruit new members. The 90 minute nightly reenactment runs July 22 through 30 on 25 stages, featuring more than 600 actors and expected audiences over 110000 last year.
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Palmyra
N.Y
UPI
New York
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Wayne County
Dale Dalton
Rochester
Hill Cumorah
G. Lynn Fluckiger
Smith
You Can Become Strongest At Your Weakest Place
An inspirational piece asserts that you can strengthen any weakness through faith and disciplined thought. It cites Glenn Cunningham’s triumph over burns and includes a six point plan: isolate weakness, set concrete strength goals, visualize success, start acting strong, act as if already strong, and seek God’s help. A man named H C Mattern converts deep negativity into a life spent helping others after nearly dying.
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