wfn.org | Presbyterian Pastor to Preach Palm Sunday on "The Protestant Hour"

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10-February-2000 
00067 
 
    Presbyterian Pastor to Preach Palm Sunday Sermon 
    on "The Protestant Hour" 
 
    Laura Mendenhall of Austin, Texas, is featured on radio program 
 
    by Jerry L. Van Marter 
 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Rev. Laura Mendenhall, pastor of Westminster 
Presbyterian Church in Austin, Texas, is the Palm Sunday preacher this year 
on The Protestant Hour.  The program will air April 16. 
 
    The Protestant Hour is a 55-year-old cooperative radio ministry 
produced in partnership by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the Episcopal 
Media Center, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and United 
Methodist Communications. 
 
    Preaching from the Mark 11: 1-11 text, Medenhall tells listeners, "So 
while I want to tell you the story of the parade because I want you to know 
of God's love for you, I also want to ask Jesus to stop the parade.  Love 
involves a willingness to put oneself at risk, and God, who is love, was 
willing to risk great suffering." 
 
    Check with your local radio stations for "The Protestant Hour" airtimes 
in your community or contact the Protestant Radio and Television Center in 
Atlanta at (404) 634-3324 for program information. 

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