Volume 3, Issue 10
October 13, 2004

Faith And The City e.Letter

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Faith And The City Forum TV Program Receives AIB’s Allen Award
Faith And The City e.Letter, Oct. 13, 2004
Faith And The City Forum: Interfaith Dialogue on Public Issues , was recognized for programming excellence by Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters Inc. at the 4 th Annual John H. Allen Awards, Oct. 12. The award for Best Community Service Non-Profit Program was given for “The Georgia State Flag: Building Community on Controversy, ” one program in the ongoing public affairs panel discussion series.

Religion and the 2004 Election
(Religion in the News, Fall 2003)
Religion is often a critical factor in American elections, but its salience varies from place to place and election to election. For 2004, it’s already clear that on issues ranging from abortion and faith-based social services to the Middle East and the war on terrorism, candidates and interest groups will be attempting to appeal to voters on the basis of their religious commitments.

Event: “Center For Non-Violent Communications Workshops And Training” (Oct. 18-20)
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Event: “Reformation Day at Emory,” Emory University (Oct. 26)
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Event: “Regional Council of Churches Fall Convocation” (Nov. 11; 10:30 am)
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Event: “Interfaith Disabilities Network of Atlanta” (Nov. 17; Noon-2 pm)
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