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centered in Jesus Christ,
community will take place
among us.
‘““‘Jesus Christ gives us
freedom, and that freedom
means to be free from what
keeps us from becoming
what we should be and what
makes us free to be for
others. And what keeps me
from being what I can be in
Christ, are those feelings
that generate divisiveness
and bitterness. Those we
can do without.
“Who am I, and that we
can answer, whose am I, to
whom or to what do I
belong.”
In an interview with" the
Susquehanna Times Rev.
Colvin said, ‘‘I defend the
right of the poor to live
decently... 1 think the
church ought to speak out at
times. If the church doesn’t,
who will?
‘““When people hear a
minister talking like this,
they think he’s out of his
field. My religious faith
compels me to take a
position on a moral
question.”’
Rev. Colvin explained
how he became interested in
political and social questions
when he served as a
chaplain at the University of
Puerto Rico in the 1960’s.
The students were poor and
many were revolutionaries.
A church that ignored thei
interests could have nc
influence upon them.
Rev. Colvin believes
fundamentally in the whole-
ness of the person. A person
cannot be segmented into
separate religious, political
and economic parts.
In keeping with this belief
in wholeness, Rev. Colvin
has become increasingly
interested in the phenomen-
on of faith healing. One
Sunday in every month
people come forward at the
end of the service at St.
Mark’s for prayer and a
laying on of, hands. The
invitation in the church pro-
gram reads: ‘‘Come if you
need spiritual or physical
help.”
Not charismatic himself,
Rev. Colvin thinks the
charismatic movement has
had a profound influence on
traditional churches. He
thinks some charismatics
have hidden the fact that
they are charismatics from
other people. ‘I would want
people in my church to be
open about their charismatic
experience.
‘‘Salvation is healing
body, mind, and spirit. I
think Christians should be
the healthiest people in the
world.”
‘Heads Up!’ contest
The winner of the last
‘“‘Heads Up!”’ contest spon-
sored by the Marietta
Restoration Associates, is
Tina Palmer of 23 W.
Market St., Marietta.
Tina won $S by correctly
won by Tina Palmer
identifying the drawing as a
part of Shank’s Tavern.
Look for more ‘‘Heads
Up!” columns in future
issures of the Susquehanna
Times.
St. John’s Episcopal
begins Xmas workshop
St. John’s Episcopal
Church of Marietta will
begin their annual Christ-
mas Bazaar Workshop on
Sept. Sth, continuing on
Susquehanna Alliance
to meet Wed., Aug. 29
The Susghehanna Valley
Alliance will meet on
Wednesday, August 29th, at
the Greek Orthodox Church
on Hershey Avenue in
AUN
every Monday and Wednes-
day thereafter.
Donations will be greatly
appreciated.
Lancaster, at 7:30 PM.
Dr. Oliver Larmie will
speak.
welcome.
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anya Rogers
Tanya Rogers engaged
to George R. Hostetter
Tanya J. Rogers and
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Her fiance is a 1973
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