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Challenges Facing Indian Community; Sunday, Jan 18, 5pm-7pm
- Published Today
Location: First Church of God, 657, Meacham Avenue, Elmont, NY
We want to hear from you about the challenges facing our community
What are the strengths of our community?
How are we to respond to these challenges?
How Christians, community groups, organizations and church can help?
Potential participants: Youth leaders, Counselors, Pastors, Sunday School teachers, Any committed christian
Organized by:Agape Partners International
Contact Person: Leslie Verghese, lverghese@agapepartners.org, 917-669-0275
We want to hear from you about the challenges facing our community
What are the strengths of our community?
How are we to respond to these challenges?
How Christians, community groups, organizations and church can help?
Potential participants: Youth leaders, Counselors, Pastors, Sunday School teachers, Any committed christian
Organized by:Agape Partners International
Contact Person: Leslie Verghese, lverghese@agapepartners.org, 917-669-0275
Featured Articles
Thomas Idiculla, PhD; Leslie Verghese, LCSW
Marriage is currently being redefined, studied, and contested perhaps more than ever before in history. Both sacred and secular perspectives of marriage appear to be caught up in controversies within the church and the courts that will continue for quite some time. Over the last five years, the definition, authorization, and benefits of marriage have been heavily debated, dividing both clergy and legislators. Who would have guessed fifty years ago that something as basic to society as marriage would have become one of the hot topics of the 21st century?
Marriage is currently being redefined, studied, and contested perhaps more than ever before in history. Both sacred and secular perspectives of marriage appear to be caught up in controversies within the church and the courts that will continue for quite some time. Over the last five years, the definition, authorization, and benefits of marriage have been heavily debated, dividing both clergy and legislators. Who would have guessed fifty years ago that something as basic to society as marriage would have become one of the hot topics of the 21st century?
