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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1997

Page

6

Episcopal Church Conclave Charts Unity Amid Debates

The 72nd General Convention of the Episcopal Church, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, ended after days of debate on ecumenism and women’s ordination. A Concordat with the Lutheran church would share clergy and sacraments, while women’s ordination became mandatory for all dioceses. Archbishop George Carey urged unity within Anglicanism as Bishop Jack Iker opposed the ordination mandate.

Episcopal Church United States of America Kowalewski Pennsylvania Convention Center E. George Anderson Jack Iker Fort Worth Texas Iker Church of England Comreanion George Carey United States Convention Center Carey

Religious events and Bible School notices in East Syracuse area

Local churches host reflection sessions with Sister Marise May and others. Events include Safe Haven Ministries at Sacred Melody Bookstore, Vacation Bible School by Trinity Assembly of God and Eastern Hills Bible Church, and a Lake Bible Conference near Stratford. Details cover topics, ages, schedules, and contact numbers.

Marise May Spiritual Renewal Center Sacred Melody James St Eastwood Safe Haven Ministries Church of the Resurrection Syracuse Eastern Hills Bible Church Manlius SonRise Vacation Bible School Trinity Assembly of God

Energy fuels large church in Dig Daisy

New Orleans church Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church, led by Bishop Paul S. Morton Sr., sits at the center of a growing spiritual and economic movement. The 16,000-member, multi-location congregation operates a vast ministry while investing in office and housing projects and promoting a prosperity theology. Morton drives a national Pentecostal Baptist Fellowship aiming to link Black churches across denominations, drawing scrutiny from peers as he expands influence and wealth.

New Orleans Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church Greater St. Stephen Morton Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship Fred Luter Franklin Avenue Andrew Lewter Oakley Baptist Church Columbus Ohio Paul Morton Greater St. Stephen

Catholics to open Washington cultural center for pope

A $50 million cultural center will be built in Washington near the Catholic University of America to honor Pope John Paul I. The project blends a think tank and museum, displaying Vatican artifacts and items from the pope’s travels. Cardinal Adam Maida leads the effort, with completion expected in 2000.

Cultural Center Washington Pope John Paul I John Paul I Adam Maida Detroit Catholic University of America

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