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Campus religi
By Laura Dannhardt
A campus religious organization created to
"encourage ecumenical fellowship and serve
as a unified voice" representing all USC
religious groups, is now in early developmental
stages and anticipates moving into full
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chairman said.
USC's Interfaith Council is made of student
representatives and an appointed adviser
from the USC Council of Chaplains.
Presently the council has four definite
members: the Presbyterian Student Center;
the Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist Center;
the Baptist Student Union and the Thomas
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Bowen said.
Other religious organizations have expressed
interest, said Bowen, who expects more
representatives to participate on the council
in the fall.
PEG TAYLOR, the Presbyterian interim
director, has been appointed adviser of the
Interfaith Council for the fall.
"We grew out of the Harvest Hope
Drive," Bowen said. The food drive was a
canned goods collection sponsored by a team
of different religious groups for the Harvest .
Hope Food Bank in Columbia.
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The drive was successful because it gave
the various church leaders an opportunity to
interact, Bowen said. The leaders were supportive
of the council because the food drive
illustrated that students, otherwise not involved
in the religious activities on campus,
had a chance to participate in a fellowship
activity, she said.
The council hopes to sponsor service projects,
such as the drive, and encourage cam
pus handicap accessiDinty. also, tne council
plans to hold social gatherings to promote
fellowship amongst the various religious
groups, Bowen said.
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nates have not been set for the club, which was
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Council
"THERE WAS an attempt (to organize an
interfaith council) this past year that never
got off the ground," said Bowen, who has
alreariv set the first fall semester meetine for
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Aug. 28, and the first Interfaith Council activity,
an ice cream social, for Sept. 7.
The council also hopes to participate in
Carolina Preview week to introduce students
to the various religious organizations on
campus. The council will serve as a medium
for churches to reach the students not involved
in church-related activities, Bowen said.
The council has been considering a student
organization license, but no definite constitution
has been written, she said.
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