5265, or
www.forestlawn. Founded in 1906, Forest Lawn serves Southern
California through its six locations, Glendale, Hollywood Hills,
Cypress, Covina Hills, Long Beach, and Claremont.

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Forest Lawn is the community resource where families and friends
turn to celebrate life - from weddings and baptisms to funerals and
family history."
The American Center for Law and Justice is based in Washington,
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The Soul Of Los Angeles Tour + Talk At Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills To Explore Religion As A Reflection Of The City's Diverse Culture And Lifestyle

Grace Roberts Dyrness, director of
community research and development at the Center, will lead a
discussion on religious diversity in Los Angeles surrounded by nearly
50 photographs by Jerry Berndt. Following the talk by Dyrness, he will lead
visitors through a tour of his works at Forest Lawn's Hall of Liberty .

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"We're delighted the President included
remarks reaffirming his support for marriage between one man and one
woman, continuing his commitment to build a culture of life, and
renewing a call for the Senate to end judicial filibusters and give
his nominees an up-or-down vote on the Senate floor.

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-- Grace Roberts Dyrness, director of community research and
development at the University of Southern California's Center
for Religion + Civic Culture will facilitate a discussion of
religious diversity in Los Angeles; Jerry Berndt to lead tour
of his photographic works. Understanding what shapes its
inhabitants lifestyles can be a challenge, one that is explored
routinely at the University of Southern California's Center for
Religion and Civic Culture. at Forest
Lawn(R)-Hollywood Hills, Dr.204.

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Los Angeles is one of the most diverse cities in the world, a
microcosm of the global community.

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The exhibition is sponsored by the Center for Religion and Civic
Culture at the University of Southern California , www.

Ethical Culture is a humanistic religious and educational movement inspired by the ideal that the supreme aim of human life is working to create a more humane society.

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"This is a President who understands that the American people are
very concerned about the values issues shaping our nation," said Jay
Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the ACLJ, a respected judicial advocate who
litigates these issues.

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On April 16, 2005 at 1:00 p.

ACLJ Encouraged by President Bush's Remarks on Values Issues in State of Union Address

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WASHINGTON----The American Center for
Law and Justice, specializing in constitutional law, said today it is
delighted that President Bush included remarks on marriage, the
culture of life, and judicial nominees in his State of the Union
address .

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m. Through his exhibit, The Soul of Los
Angeles: Portraits of Faith, Hope and Social Transformation , Berndt
depicts individuals and groups raising their hands in praise, kneeling
in submission to a higher power, and working together to bring about a
more just social order.

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This is a
President who is committed to working on issues that are of great
concern to the American family - issues that make-up the cultural
fabric of our society.

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The photographs in the exhibit, which runs through
May 30th, express the important role that places of worship will play
in the 21st century as they generate the social and human capital to
transform the City of the Angels into a citadel of community and
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GLENDALE, Calif.
Designed to explore the role of religion in bringing hope to
individuals and communities , this tour and talk delves into the
religious diversity of Los Angeles and the history behind Berndt 's
renowned exhibit.
For information and reservations, call 1.3131, ext.