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Said on Sunday: Global Day of Prayer Brings Denominations Together
This Sunday was Pentecost for most Christians, but for the people attending First Baptist Activity Center on Sunday afternoon (May 19), it was also Global Day of Prayer, a day to repent and pray with fellow Christians.
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Said on Sunday: Pentecost at Duke Chapel
Dr. Anathea Portier-Young spoke at the magestic Duke Chapel on Pentecost Sunday (May 19) about the way in which the Holy Spirit, which descended upon the disciples in the Book of Acts as tongues of fire, inspires and brings the gift of spreading God's word today. Said on Sunday is a news series on Wilmington Faith & Values that chronicles worship services (on Sunday and other days of the week) across North Carolina.
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Catholic rocker Matt Maher finds cross-over appeal among evangelicals
Canadian Christian rocker Matt Maher’s 2009 album, “Alive Again,” reached No. 6 on Billboard’s “Top Christian Albums” chart, and he’s received two Grammy nominations for songs co-written for Christian singer Chris Tomlin. He just launched a five-month North American tour in support of his new album, “All The People Said Amen.”
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BRIEF: Pentecost Global Day of Prayer celebration set for Wilmington May 19
Wilmington's Global Day of Prayer will be 3 p.m. on Pentecost Sunday (May 19) at the First Baptist Activity Center on Independence Boulevard.
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British church attendance stabilizes after years of decline
The annual statistics reveal a substantial increase in attendance at the country’s storied cathedrals: Christmas churchgoing rose by 14 percent, christenings were up 4.3 percent and adult baptisms were up 5 percent. The number of weddings was down 3.6 percent, to 51,880.
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A humanist’s heart on Boston and healing a nation
Protesting the barring of non-theists at the April Boston bombing memorials, Han Hills writes: "People without faith are no less than those who follow a deity or creed. To lock the doors on us, only allowing stated “believers” to grieve, is a vile and sectarian act indicative of the blind prejudice behind the acts we decry and the victims we mourn."
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Vigil brings UNCW students together for Boston and Virginia Tech
About 200 University of North Carolina Wilmington students gathered in the Fisher Student Union amphitheater Tuesday night (April 16) for a candlelight vigil to honor the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings and the anniversary of the Virginia Tech shootings.
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List of Southeastern North Carolina prayer vigils for Boston bombings
This is a gathering list of Southeastern North Carolina prayer and candlelight vigils for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. Please feel free to add your listings here or email them to Amanda.Greene@ReligionNews.com.
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What’s at stake in ordaining Mormon women?
Jana Riess writes: "This is why I stand for Mormon women’s ordination. I have seen what women’s ritual leadership has effected in myself, in my daughter, and in my female friends who are pastors. And more importantly, I have seen how such leadership changes entire congregations."
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BRIEF: Going Beyond Wilmington - 2013 Gathering for Women
The 3rd Annual Going Beyond Wilmington 2013 Gathering for Women will be at 6 p.m. Friday (April 5) and 9 a.m. Saturday (April 6) at Warner Temple AMEZ Church (620 Nixon St).
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Kure Beach Easter Sunrise service 2013
Kure Beach Memorial Lutheran Church and First Baptist Church of Kure Beach combined through Easter sunrise services at the entrance to Kure Beach Pier on Sunday (March 31.) About 250 people attended the service.
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