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Come to Eastminster Presbyterian Chun
fun, fellowship, and spiritual growth. "T
Graduates" meet every Sunday morning
in room A-205. We discuss interesting t<
monthly events are regularly scheduled.
For more information call Hayes Noble
Eastminster Presbyterian (
3200 Trenholm Roac
Columbia, South Carol
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CHURCH
Morning Worship 8:30 a.m. and
Sunday Evening Servic
Wednesday Service 12:05 p.m. an
1324 Marion Street
799-9062
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Volunteering.
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Dr. James Solomon, Director of the !
Project, speaks out on the important
schools.
Office of Community Service Programs/Depar
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jje said my friend to the local minat
9*45 a m ister years a&0' ^at minister
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" ' responded with a question, "Just
what kind of God don't you
believe in?" "Well," said my
friend, " I don't believe in a
at 250-1054. God who condemns folks for no
apparent reason, and who seems
^hurch t0 act willy-nilly-H wise
t minister responded, "I don't
' believe in a God like that
ina either."
__J That conversation remains
with me. It points out how a
person's image of God, especially
a distorted image of God,
can actually get in the way of
Nthat person's belief. I think that
sometimes it doesn't matter so
much whether we say we
believe in something we call
"God." The word "God" can
n.m mean all sorts of things these
.UU <1.111. days. Rather, it is what we
0 believe about this "God" that is
important.
A lot of students say the)
j i ,nn "lose their faith" during college
U 1 .UU p.111. j won(jer about that. I know students
are exposed to highei
learning; students are taught tc
question; students are taught tc
learn about the world in different
ways. I believe in those
things. I believe in the academic
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hanged
with our
notions of the world. None of us
should believe in God in the
same way that we did in first
grade. Instead, our thoughts and /
dreams about God are supposed H
to grow as we grow,. Just as
college teaches us a mature out- ~~
look on the world, I believe college
can also teach us a mature
outlook on God.
It's okay, then, to lose our
"first grade" notion of faith
when we go through college.
We are meant to have our
knowledge of God grow and
i expand. But that does not necessarily
mean that we've lost our
i faith. We've simply lost our first L_
i grade notion of faith. We
learned the abc's in first grade
r (at least some of us did!); later
we formed those letters into
magnificent essays. In the same
r way, our first grade notions of
> faith can become the building
) blocks of a tremendous edifice
of faith.
i -The Very Reverend Sam Candler
; Dean of Trinity Cathedral L
Trinity Cath
welcomes the U
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Sunday Worship
Holy Eucharist
7:45 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:30 a.n
Weekday Worship
Morning Prayer
Monday-Friday 8:45 i
Holy Eucharist
Monday 5:15 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 1
Wednesday 7:30 a.r
Weekday services and 6 p.m. I
held in Keenan Chapel. Other !
in the Cathedi
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 1
(across from the State House), C
771-7300
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Weekly Events
Sundays: 9:00 a.m. Worship at the Church
10:30 a.m. Bible Study (room 213)
6:30 p.m. Evening Worship
Tuesdays: Tuesday Night Outreach
(Columbia Woman's Club - corner of Blossom St. and
Henderson St.)
8:00 p.m. FOCUS - Bible Study (Columbia Woman's Club)
ft) Chaplains' Corner
Large Group Meeting PALM
Thursday Campus
Oct. 24 at Ministry
7:00 p.m.
1 i # Body and Soul Dinner/Program
Sponsored Dy. "Understanding the Pentecostal Faith"
Wed. 5:30 p.m.
r, . o * ? t Worship and Dinner
Baptist otudent Union Sunday 5:30 p.m.
700 Pickens St. Partnership Among Lutherans
Call 799-3854 and Methodists
728 Pickens St.? 799-7363 ;
St. Thomas More Catholic Center
Mass Sunday 11am, 6 pm; Mon.-Thurs. 12:15 pm
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v^oruession
+ /Kj\ Sat. 2-3 pm or by appt.
XYX Newman Club
/jY^fySN Evening Prayer - 6:45pm
Meetings: Tues. 7 pm
Rev. Michael F. McCafferty, Chaplain
1610 Greene Street 799-5870 (across from the School of Nursing)
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for
D DAY Oct. 27
ontemporary Worship - 9:30
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rovided: Pick up 9:00 at the Russell
House
>r all College Students on Friend Day
5astor Steve Cloud
Blvd. W. Columbia 796-9786