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NEWS FEATURE: At an Alabama Shrine, Orthodox Find God and `True Worship’
c. 2000 Religion News Service
MALBIS, Ala. _ From blueberry-hued heavens, God looks down on the little town of Malbis.
Robes of crimson and ivory drape around him; a white beard flows from his chin. Pearly clouds swell at his feet; canary light radiates above him. He extends his a...
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NEWS FEATURE: At an Alabama Shrine, Orthodox Find God and `True Worship’
c. 2000 Religion News Service
MALBIS, Ala. _ From blueberry-hued heavens, God looks down on the little town of Malbis.
Robes of crimson and ivory drape around him; a white beard flows from his chin. Pearly clouds swell at his feet; canary light radiates above him. He extends his a...
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NEWS FEATURE: Church Creates Ministry for Alzheimer Patients
c. 2000 Religion News Service
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. _ Patricia Lemons and Phyllis Worley know experience is the best teacher, especially when it comes to taking care of Alzheimer's patients.
Lemons, who cared for her mother-in-law, and Worley, who took care of her father, are employees...
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NEWS FEATURE: Church Creates Ministry for Alzheimer Patients
c. 2000 Religion News Service
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. _ Patricia Lemons and Phyllis Worley know experience is the best teacher, especially when it comes to taking care of Alzheimer's patients.
Lemons, who cared for her mother-in-law, and Worley, who took care of her father, are employees...
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NEWS FEATURE: Thousands Flock to New Shrine Where Mother Angelica Lives
c. 2000 Religion News Service
HANCEVILLE, Ala. _ A snow-white picket fence lines both sides of the two-lane country road that winds through pastureland just a few miles from this quiet town in Cullman County.
Horses graze along the route, which is dotted with ``For Sale'' signs an...
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NEWS FEATURE: Thousands Flock to New Shrine Where Mother Angelica Lives
c. 2000 Religion News Service
HANCEVILLE, Ala. _ A snow-white picket fence lines both sides of the two-lane country road that winds through pastureland just a few miles from this quiet town in Cullman County.
Horses graze along the route, which is dotted with ``For Sale'' signs an...
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NEWS FEATURE: Cloistered Nun Finds Divine Inspiration for Her Artwork
c. 2000 Religion News Service
CLEVELAND _ Her world was the galleries of New York, the Art Institute of Chicago and journeys to Mexico to paint themes of revolution and learn the style of Central American muralists.
Then, in the act of taking Communion at St. Peter's in Rome, she...
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NEWS FEATURE: Durer Exhibit Focuses on Suffering Jesus
c. 2000 Religion News Service
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. _ A new Harvard University art exhibit has self-consciously defied museum trends by drawing attention to the religious feelings motivating a great artist of the Reformation era.
``Durer's Passions,'' which opened Sept. 9 at the Busch-...
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NEWS STORY: Research finds religious people don’t like religious TV
c. 2000 Religion News Service
ANAHEIM, Calif. _ In a study commissioned by a Christian broadcasting network, a third of the viewers polled who consider themselves evangelical Christians said they don't like religious television.
The figure jumps to 60 percent for people who say th...
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NEWS FEATURE: Cloistered Nun Finds Divine Inspiration for Her Artwork
c. 2000 Religion News Service
CLEVELAND _ Her world was the galleries of New York, the Art Institute of Chicago and journeys to Mexico to paint themes of revolution and learn the style of Central American muralists.
Then, in the act of taking Communion at St. Peter's in Rome, she...
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