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Our purpose at "The Tabernacle" is to lead people to Christ and assimilate them into the family of Christ, grow them into the application of being Christ like, and prepare them for the administration of God's love in the church and in the world, so that the adoration of God can be witnessed. "The Tabernacle" is the place for you to worship, learn, find enrichment, friendships, fellowship, service to others, and love. "The Tabernacle's" heart and doors are open to you, as a place to worship.
41. The Rev. James T. Morris Pastor, Lane Tabernacle CME Church When the state voter-ID law was passed earlier this year, Morris met with Secretary of State Robin Carnahan and labor unions to organize a network to help poor, elderly and disabled voters cast their ballots. A self-described “liberation theologian,” Morris is fearless in the face of controversy, speaking out against the death penalty and police brutality while supporting stem-cell research. As one observer notes, his willingness to “stick his neck out there” because it’s the right thing to do is what gives him authority in the eyes of so many.
In 2007: Just because another controversy-ridden election year has passed, don’t expect Morris to gear down—there’s still plenty of poverty, suffering and oppression to heal.
To read the entire article go to www.stlmag.com December 2006 edition
29) Rev. James T. Morris Pastor, Lane Tabernacle CME Church (Rank in 2006: 41) When
former fire chief Sherman George was demoted last year, Rev. James T.
Morris stood on the steps of City Hall and told a crowd, “There is a
time to pray, and then there is a time to get up off your knees and go
to work.” Morris put those words into action this year by running for
state representative. His prayers were answered in April when the
Missouri Ethics Commission disqualified his opponent, Sam Coleman, and
left the door wide open for Morris to step into dual roles of
politician and preacher.
In 2009: A supporter of stem-cell
research, an opponent of the death penalty and an advocate for the
poor, the shepherd of Lane Tabernacle CME Church will have a new pulpit
from which to preach.
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Our purpose at "The Tabernacle" is to lead people to Christ and assimilate them into the family of Christ, grow them into the application of being Christ like, and prepare them for the administration of God's love in the church and in the world, so that the adoration of God can be witnessed. "The Tabernacle" is the place for you to worship, learn, find enrichment, friendships, fellowship, service to others, and love. "The Tabernacle's" heart and doors are open to you, as a place to worship.
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