Symposium on Social ills and Civil Society
A New York symposium brought together Judith Martin and about 100 religious leaders, scholars, and analysts to address America's moral crisis. The group released A Call to Civil Society, urging two parent families and a civil society model to renew democracy, while acknowledging no consensus on implementation.
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Judith Martin
Miss Manners
Carlyle Hotel
Insitute Tormeritan Values
University of Chicago Divinity School
Jean Bethke Elshtain
Divinity School
America
Counai
Civil Society
Instiute and
Séns
Dan Coats
R-Ind
Joseph Lieberman
D-Conn
Princeton University
John Dilulo
Connecticut College
Claire Gandiani
Fuller Theological Seminary
Richard Mouw
Commonweal
Margaret Steinfels
Harvard
Cornel West
David Blankenhorn
Institute For American Values
U.S
Clinton
White House
Ucla Public Policy
James Q. Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Office of Public Servants
Martin
Smaking
Jerusalem’s three faiths share the holy city and its divides
An Esther Gross piece reflects on Jerusalem as a pilgrimage site for Jews Christians and Muslims. It recounts Mount Scopus views Western Wall Dome of the Rock and Via Dolorosa and notes Jerusalem Syndrome cases and the city’s demographic shifts.
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Jerusalem
Yehuda Amichai
Venice
Italy
Hebrew University
Mount Scopus
Old City
East
West Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
CNY
Temple Mount
el Aksa McGogue
Mohammed
Abraham
Isaac
Via Dolorosa
Jesus
Calvary
City of David
Holy City
City of Justice
City of Peace
Al-kuds
Alia Capitolina
Esther Gross
Syracuse
108
Angeles
Western Wall
Wall
Promise Keepers to invite wives at 2000 rallies state Capitol
Los Angeles report on Promise Keepers marking a shift to include wives and children in two hour New Year rallies planned for January 1 2000. Organizers seek donations amid lowered attendance and financial strain after Memorial Day events.
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Los Angeles
Promise Keepers
Art van Noppen
Simi Valley
Calif
Ralles
Ashington
Roger Chapman
Beamien Banners
Bill McCartney
God
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles Coliseum
Chapman
Jesse Miranda
Promise Keepers Board
Graduate School of Theology
Azusa Pacific University
Fred McLemore
Dale Schlafer
Schlafer
Los An
Covenant Partners
Detroit
Os Angeles
Christ Presbyterian Church
Huntington Beach
Promise Keaners
Ouip A. OrLer Jr
Church of God In Christ
Aurora
Colo
State Capitol
Oasis Coffeehouse opens at First Baptist Church in Syracuse
The First Baptist Church of Syracuse hosts a free evening at Oasis, its new café in Jamesville with a performance by Inner Grove from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at 5833 E. Seneca Turnpike. Also, University United Methodist Church honors Rev. Harold Garman with an 11 a.m. service at 1085 E Genesee St, followed by a reception. Garman’s ministry runs through June 30.
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First Baptist Church
Aeat
Syracuse
Inner Grove
E. Seneca Turnpike
Jamesville
Harold “Hal” Garman
E. Genesee St
Garman
Neal Fisher
Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary
Evanston, Ill
Joseph Downing
Syracuse University
Janet
Gara
Man
Trinity Assembly of God
Clay
Faith Chapel
Triity Assembly of God
Melech Yisrael
Jonathan Burnis
Hear O Israel Ministries
Russia
Soviet Union
Perennial Dictionary of World Religions
Christ the King
Brackford Road
Mary Elien Schopier
Utica
Alcoholics” Anonymous
Al-Anon
Advltes
Alcoholics
Elle Martinez
Fay and
South Orchard Roads
James Carey
The
International Rosary Group
New York
Marian Center
Taft Road
North
Kent Hen
Believers
Thompson _ Road
Cicero
Henry
Integrity Music
St. Louis
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Religion News Service
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Northwestern University
David Gutmann
Gutmanin
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Methodist Church
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