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RELIGION
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Ho e er, itne e te tified th t
Y ordered a group of enforcers to
murder" bite devils" and to Idll
ho led out. Wi included a
e throat cut ben he quit
'Jj timony further re ed that
Yah ordered the fire bombing of city
block hen membe seeking dow
ere ulted.
Yahweh could get 20 Y • In the
meantime, banks have foreclosed on most
of the ecr's propertie and his
Miami-b d Temple of Love has been
abandoned.
BTl rfl1: A 1,000 oiee j
Boll ood Bo I choir In recording tIS
cl Be Pro • _ pI for ty the
o ficial anthem of the Rebuild L. .
campaign. Th' "Voice 0/ The City·
choir-led by First A.M.E. Cmrch choir
direc:tor Joseph Westmoreland, is
composed of community d religio
gro Los I th proeeecs
goina to rebuild LA.
Do politics and religion mix?
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PEOPLE POWER! - Rev. Lawrence Edwards, director of the Save
Our City Coalition spoke at the Joseph Walker Williams Community
Center in Detroit, where the coalition held a recent town meeting,
"People Empowerment Through Neighborhood Action.· Rev.
Edwards emphasized community empowerment through collective
action. "Coalitions are the most powerful thing we have,· he said.
"The government and the people In it listen to us because greater
numbers mean greater power.· ,
HP Gospelrama announced,
free bus services for, seniors,
By RON SEIGEL
C rrespondent
Residents are asked to bring
picnic baskets, blankets and lawn
chairs. One observer also suggested
sun screen lotion.
Highland Park Mayor Linsey
Porter called this event part of a
revival of Highland Park.
There will be free bus service for
seniors.
Those interested in further
information should call Wanda
Bostic at (313) 883-9426 or Earl
Wheeler, city ombudsman, at (313)
252-0028. .
HIGHLAND PARK - A Highland
Park Go pelrama, where local area
church choirs and gospel groups will
portray their talent, will be held
S nday June 19 at 3 p.m. at
Woodward and Manchester.
Admi sion is free.
It is ponsored by the Mayor of
Highland Park and the Cultural Arts
Commission with city residents and
businesses participating.
Vendor'S are asked tobring food.
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--- GOSpel HOUrs
w.e.H.B. 1200 AM - 7:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m.
Every Sunday Morning
Rev. WTImore Allen
. Rev. AJ. Rogers
joe Ella likelv
Catherine Robinson
Gloriia Parker
Lorraine Walker
. , Bro. Dunkin 'I
894-8774
298-6333
298-6334
298-6335
Henry Ruff Rd.
Inkster, �ich.
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"violence has been cancer eating
at hmnan ociety since the very
earliest times.. •
the Gold, senior riter John
Halford questiODl the value of our
role models for lucces and
concludes that fast-talking,
hard-driving. rutbleu1y dec:iaive
busine s executives are often
viewed winDell, but are far from
the ideal envisioned by the devout
foundeD of our country.
Protestant ork ethic," Halford
recalls that religious Ie dem u
cady u the 1700t. foresa the
de elopment of our violent,
con umer-oriented,
highly-materialistic life-style:
• ••• for religion must necessarily
produce both industry and
frugality, and these cannot but
produce riches. But a riches
iDcrease, 0 will pride, anger, and
love of the world in all its branches.
PASADENA, cA-Chaos and
violeeee: the definitive stamp of
human civilization?
In i July issue, The Plain Truth
magazine eDDJines this disturbing
assertion. Contrasting examples
from the earliest written history
with contemporary event,
(induding the gruesome statistic of
25,000 murders in the United
Stab in 1991) authoI$ Paul Kroll
and Ronald Kelly show tbat
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The magazine furtber con1eDds
that although the orld a whole
·seems unable to apply tbe lesson
that violence brings only. ouo ,
and more ruthl behavior.. e can
make a differ se, We can
personally DOt express hatred. "
In the cover article, Going for
SCR�G the
"inevitable by-prOduct of the
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invites you to join us in celebrctlncthe
First Annual Highland Park
Gospel Rama '92
Sunda�y, July 19, 1992
3:00 p.m.� 10:00 p.rn.
at Woodward and Manchester
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Choir and. Gospel Group locally and �atlonally will
partiCipate in thi pectacular song sxpto ion
Bri,ng yourptcntc basket ,your' blanket .Jawn chairs
etc. and t�y all day
FREE BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SENIORS
For more information and to register vourGosoel
group or choir, please contact Mr. Earl Wheeler,
Ombudsmen at (313) 252-0028
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