Choir's visit highlights Zimbabwe AIDS orphans in village
A Zimbabwean choir toured upstate New York presenting a portrait of their culture and the AIDS crisis. Rev. Brose Moyo of Kababwe church and his wife cared for an abused child, while many orphans in their village depend on extended families. UNAIDS notes 900000 Zimbabwean orphans by 1999. 13 percent HIV infected total population 11.5 million. The visit, part of funds for an AIDS Orphan Project, aims to broaden understanding through music and outreach.
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Zimbabwean Lutheran Choir concert in Upstate NY
The Zimbabwean Lutheran Choir performs at Atonement Lutheran in Syracuse at 7 30 p m with proceeds to the AIDS Orphan Project. They also speak about Zimbabwe and the AIDS crisis at Hendricks Chapel in Utica and Syracuse events aiming to raise awareness and funds for orphans.
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CROP Walks Planned Across Onondaga County
Gloria Wright reports eleven walks across Onondaga County from Apulia to Warners, including Baldwinsville’s 20th anniversary CROP walk and Syracuse student participation. The fundraisers support food, water, and medical aid through Church World Service, with local drives returning funds to area food programs and international hunger relief.
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Symposium on Gun Control at Temple Society of Concord
Three experts will speak at a Sunday gun control symposium at Temple Society of Concord Syracuse at 10 a.m. Richard Aborn Scott Armstrong and Carl Bogus will join panel moderated by Art Levy with breakfast served at 9 45 a.m. Call 475 9952 for info. The Marcellus church marks its bicentennial with a 10 15 a.m. service on Oct 13 2001, bell tolls at 9 30 a.m., tree planting and luncheon follow. The Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville observes the Feast of the North American Martyrs with liturgies at 9 a.m. 10 30 a.m. noon and 4 p.m. Outdoor devotions start at 2 30 p.m. For info call 518 853 3093.
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Evening on divorce and annulment at Christ the King
An information program titled At Peace with the Church runs 7 40 to 9 p m Thursday at Christ the King Retreat House Syracuse. A freewill offering is collected and reservations can be made by calling 446-2680.
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Paul the Man and His Message course in Syracuse
A four session study on Paul begins 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Spiritual Renewal Center 1118 Court St Syracuse running weekly through Nov 9 with a $28 registration. Call 472-6546 to register.
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Religious writings move event attendees to reflection
A reading from The Records of Master Rinzai and selections from the Sermon on the Mount sparked discussion at a Unity InterReligious gathering in Central New York. Attendees reflected on faith, doubt, and universal truth, with next sessions set for late October and mid November at IRC offices in Syracuse.
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Sukkot and World Peace Observances Highlight Week
Sukkot marks the Israelites forty years in the wilderness while Christians begin a Week of World Peace. Baha is celebrate birth of the prophet Bab who foretold of God’s messenger Baha u llah.
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