Tagged: Religion

Pages

The State of Things
12:03 pm
Thu April 11, 2013

Celebrated Minster Comes Home

  • Rev. Dr. James Forbes talks about the anti-hunger organization Bread for the World

The Rev. Dr. James Forbes spent 18 years as the senior minister of the Riverside Church in New York City, one of the nation’s most prominent pulpits,  but his journey began in North Carolina. Dr. Forbes grew up in Raleigh, and in the 1960s, he pastored churches in Wilmington and Roxboro.

Read more
The State of Things
11:18 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Minister Helps Women Nourish Their Spirituality In And Out Of The Church

Credit Photo Given To The State of Things By Jeanette Stokes
Jeanette Stokes to the left

  • Minister Jeanette Stokes discusses how she helps women nourish their spirituality

While growing up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jeanette Stokes never imagined she would become a minister. After all, as a young girl, she had never even seen a woman lead a congregation. But she eventually followed her faith, fulfilled her ambition, and helped other women to better nurture their own spirituality.

Read more
The State of Things
10:59 am
Tue April 2, 2013

Novel Inspired By Baptist Missionary’s Diary

Credit nigerianfaithful.org
Elaine Neil Orr

  • Host Frank Stasio talks to author Elaine Neil Orr about her first novel 'Different Sun.'

Elaine Neil Orr was born and raised in Nigeria, the daughter of Baptist Missionaries. When she began writing her memoir about 10 years ago, her mother gave her a keepsake – the 1853 diary of the first Baptist Missionary in Nigeria. This artifact spoke to Orr, and it was the inspiration for her first novel, “A Different Sun: A Novel of Africa” (Berkley Trade/2013).

Read more
The State of Things
11:02 am
Tue March 19, 2013

What Does The New Papacy Mean For Latino Catholics In The Triangle?

Credit book cover, amazon.com
Spanish catechism for the Catholic Church

  • Luis Royo, Coordinator for Hispanic Ministries at St. Thomas More Church, talks to Host Frank Stasio

Today, Pope Francis officially became the 266th Pope for the Catholic Church, and the first representative of the New World. The 265 men who served before him were all European, but Pope Francis was born in Argentina, where he continued to serve until the church tapped him for the top job in Rome.

Read more
The State of Things
11:45 am
Thu February 14, 2013

The Relationship Between Faith Communities and People With Disabilities

Credit http://equual-access.blogspot.com

In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act opened up a host of protections for people with disabilities. Amongst its gains, it banned workplace discrimination and forced government and commercial spaces to become more accessible.


Read more

Pages