King's Work Went Beyond Civil Rights Movement, Pastor Says
Dayton Daily News › January 20, 2011
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SPRINGFIELD -- Martin Luther King Jr. weekend provides a golden opportunity for clergy to share important messages from the pulpit.
The Rev. Derrick Weston, pastor of Oakland Presbyterian Church in Springfield, believes it's less important that people look back at King with reverence than that they hear his theology and philosophy and find ways for the church to make them applicable in its public witness today and into the future.See the full content of this document
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King's Work Went Beyond Civil Rights Movement, Pastor Says
"One of the things that has frustrated me in the past is hearing messages on MLK that are just ...
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