Friday Nov 13 | Journal Gazette
Pierceton Presbyterian Church will observe its 150th anniversary with a banquet from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov.
700 Clergy and Lay Leaders Call on NY Senate to Pass Marriage Bill
The Empire State Pride Agenda today released a list of 700 clergy and lay leaders from across New York state who are in support of the legislature passing a marriage equality bill.
Mercersburg Academy names 4th carillonneur
Mercersburg Academy faculty member James Brinson has been named the academy's fourth carillonneur.
Rymer retires from Baptist Bible Institute
After 56 years of service at Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute, the Rev. Dr. John Rymer will retire at the end of the fall quarter.
WCC Feature: The Berlin Wall fell in many places
World Council of Churches - Feature Contact: + 41 22 791 6153 +41 79 507 6363 media@wcc-coe.org For immediate release - 05/11/2009 14:15:09 >THE BERLIN WALL FELL IN MANY PLACES >By Stephen Brown The political and social shock waves caused by weeks of pro-democracy protests in East Germany and then the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989, ...
Westport, faith communities and sexual health
Debra Haffner had no choice. She had to go into the ministry. The local resident spent a dozen years as CEO of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States .
Published Tuesday 27 October 2009 07:41pm EST. Following President Obama's recent declaration of the H1N1 virus epidemic as a national emergency, it is important to take another look at how the University has prepared to mitigate a possible outbreak of the virus on the Morningside campus.
Faculty Knox on wood for success in revamped building
University institutes and departments have new digs in Knox Hall, a building that remains classically Gothic on the outside but modern and sustainable on the inside.
Cornel West GS a 80 releases memoir
Cornel West GS a 80, the Class of 1943 University Professor in the Center for African American Studies, has crammed his office with books.
A Look at Christianity, Through a Buddhist Lens
Five decades ago, Paul F. Knitter , then a novice studying to become a Roman Catholic priest, would be in the seminary chapel at 5:30 every morning, trying to stay awake and spend time in meditation before Mass.
Bonhoeffer lectures will examine political violence and cycles of 'never again'
If you are like me, you have followed the bloodshed over Sudan's Darfur region for six years now, only to reach a dead end in terms of hope for halting the killing.
International peacemaker to speak at Franklin church in Somerset
Carlton "Cobbie" Palm, an international peacemaker from the Philippines, will be a guest speaker at Somerset Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Church moves into old Kmart in Shrewsbury Township
Grace Fellowship Church in Shrewsbury moves into a newly renovated space at the former Kmart property on the hill in Shrewsbury Township this month.
Organist and composer Austin Lovelace to be honored by American Guild of Organists
Austin C. Lovelace at his desk in his Denver home where he does all of his composing.
National Council of Churches USA
Emerging media will have a dramatic and disorienting effect on the...
Emerging media will have a dramatic and disorienting effect on the church every bit as profound as the impact of the printing press in the 15th century, the President of Union Theological Seminary told the National Council of Churches Communications Commission this week.
1926-2009: Richard Eugene "Gene" Hager
The Rev. Richard Eugene "Gene" Hager, a Presbyterian minister and former Army chaplain who once directed the Pine Castle Center for mentally challenged adults, died of pancreatic cancer Wednesday.
The Rev. Pat Slomanski is the new pastor of Ebenezer Presbyterian Church between Benson and Coats.
Curt and Sue Forbes of Morris announce the engagement of their daughter, Danette Elizabeth, to Eric Edward Colclasure of Kempton, Ill.
The Missoula Independent Online
University of Montana assistant professor Dan Spencer says the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's recent decision to allow gays and lesbians in committed relationships to serve as clergy will ease homophobia.
Rev. Mary E. McNamara takes helm at UCC's United Theological Seminary
The Rev. Mary E. McNamara has begun her term as the seventh president of UCC-related United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities, an ecumenical Protestant seminary in New Brighton, Minnesota.
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