From Classrooms to Living Rooms; 1995

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Identifier: MS1133-0130
Title: From Classrooms to Living Rooms; 1995
Description: This paper by Herbert R. Moore recounts the history and impact of the Lynchburg Covenant Fellowship (LCF), a pioneering ecumenical ministry in Lynchburg, Virginia, focusing on its origins in the late 1940s, evolution, and diverse community projects. It details LCF's role in fostering Judeo-Christian unity, addressing social justice issues, and initiating various community programs, including housing development, homelessness solutions, and support services for the marginalized. The narrative emphasizes LCF's commitment to ecumenical collaboration, innovative solutions to urban problems, and the transformative power of faith-driven community service.
Date: 2 February 1995
Creator: Moore, Herbert R., Jr.
topic: talk; lecture; SPHEX Club; Herbert R. Moore Jr.; Moore; 1995; Lynchburg Covenant Fellowship; ecumenical ministry; social justice; community development; housing initiatives; Camp Kum-Ba-Yah; interfaith collaboration; non-profit organizations; urban ministry; social services; community engagement; volunteerism; faith-based initiatives; historical buildings; educational programs; homelessness; poverty alleviation; partnership models; civic involvement
Type: Text
Genre: lectures
Digital Format: application/pdf
Language: English
Repository: George M. Jones Library Association
Rights: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
Rights Holder: Herbert R. Moore, Jr.