The Associated Press has an update of its earlier story: Retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu changed course Saturday night and announced plans to attend the funeral of anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela after all.
A food pantry at an Episcopal Church in Clay Center, Kansas, is trying to make Congress understand that faith communities are not going to be able to meet all the need that will be created by deep cuts in the federal food stamp programs. The Clay Center Dispatch has the story:
Archbishop Desmond Tutu says he won’t be attending Nelson Mandela’s funeral because he was not invited. The Associated Press has the story:
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