Haitians challenge a Christian conscience in exile tale
Norcilus, a Haitian refugee in Syracuse, recounts fleeing Haiti to avoid the military after teaching reading and voting for Aristide. He attends Onondaga Community College, works at Stickley Furniture, and advocates ending U.S. military intervention while urging just wages for Haitian employers. He frames the refugee story through a Christian moral lens.
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Norcilus
United States
Jean Berrand Aristide
Onondaga Community College
Stickley Furniture
Grace Episcopal Church at 819 Madison St landmark
Grace Episcopal Church, a Gothic Revival national historic landmark and shrine to St. David Pendelton Oakerhater, founded in the late 19th century, hosts 8 and 10 am services May 1 to Sept 1. The 225-member congregation runs 16 weekly 12 step programs, youth and senior groups, dances, and daily noon gatherings. Pastor Rev James Taylor since 1992 also serves Syracuse University chaplain.
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St. David Pendelton Oakerhater
Episcopal Charet
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alanon
Narcotics Anonymous
Narcanon
Sex Addicts Anonymous
Sinners Anonymous
Syracuse
New York
Sapeste
James Taylor
Grace Episcopal Church
Syracuse University
University of Michigan
Billy Graham's son preaches his own way
William Franklin Graham III, 41, heads Samaritan's Purse and World Medical Mission and preaches with his own style in contrast to his father. He has edged toward leadership of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, while facing scrutiny over organizational oversight and audience reach. His Charleston crusade marked a rare family moment as his son Franklin IV, 19, joined to pray.
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Billy Graham
Graham
William Franklin Graham III
Franklin
Samaritan
World Medical Mission
Boone
N.C
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
John Wesley White
Father and Son
Billy
White
Council
Tom McCabe
McCabe
Sev
Eral
William Franklin Graham IV
Liberty University
Lynchburg
iGraham
Mormon Prophet Change Likely Minimal in Benson's Wake
Ezra Taft Benson dies and Howard W. Hunter, 86, is expected to be ordained as the church's 14th president. Historians and insiders say the transition will preserve the church's orthodox, consensus-led direction with subtle tone shifts rather than major policy changes. Hunter, a lawyer and longtime leader, is viewed as a unifier who stresses universal Christian service.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Ezra Taft Benson
Howard W. Hunter
Joseph Smith
Hunter
Benson
Gena
General Christian Service
Tiunter
Installation of 13th pastor at First Presbyterian Syracuse
The Rev. Robert B. Radak will be installed at 5 p.m. Sunday at 620 W Genesee St Syracuse with his wife Rev. Jeanne Bragdon Radak delivering the sermon. The Radaks reside in Camillus with their two children.
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First Presbyterian Church United
Robert B. Radak
Radak
Jeanne Bragdon Radak
W. Genesee St
Syracuse
Robert Radak
Indiana
Radaks
Camillus
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