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TODAYS PHOTO GALLERY | PREVIOUS DAYS' PHOTO GALLERIES
Celebration photo gallery for Thursday, November 11, 1999
Hae-Sook Yang, 61, told reporters in Cleveland that she survived the No Gun Ri massacre
by hiding for days beneath the bodies of the dead. |
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At the press conference, both the survivors, left, and three U.S. Korean War veterans, right,
called for reconciliation and a complete investigation. |
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The three veterans, from left: former Army Lt. Edward Daily, Major Robert (Snuffy) Gray,
and Donald Down. |
Then: reporters at the 1950 Constituting Convention of the National Council of Churches.
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Now: writers at the 1999 NCC General Assembly in Cleveland. |
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Delegates and visitors joined in a "Crop Walk" through the streets of Cleveland to
publicize the needs of the hungry. |
The Rev. Dr. Kevin Mannoia, president of the National Association of Evangelicals,
at the "Great Conversation" Wednesday night. |
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The Great Conversation: Dr. Mannoia, the Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith of the National Baptist Convention USA, Inc.,
and Roman Catholic ecumenist Garland Pohl. |
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The Great Conversation. |
Photos by Andy Lang and James Solheim.
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Hae-Sook Yang, 61, told reporters in Cleveland that she survived the No Gun Ri massacre
by hiding for days beneath the bodies of the dead.
At the press conference, both the survivors, left, and three U.S. Korean War veterans, right,
called for reconciliation and a complete investigation.
The three veterans, from left: former Army Lt. Edward Daily, Major Robert (Snuffy) Gray,
and Donald Down.
Then: reporters at the 1950 Constituting Convention of the National Council of Churches.
Now: writers at the 1999 NCC General Assembly in Cleveland.
Delegates and visitors joined in a "Crop Walk" through the streets of Cleveland to
publicize the needs of the hungry.
The Rev. Dr. Kevin Mannoia, president of the National Association of Evangelicals,
at the "Great Conversation" Wednesday night.
The Great Conversation: Dr. Mannoia, the Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith of the National Baptist Convention USA, Inc.,
and Roman Catholic ecumenist Garland Pohl.
The Great Conversation.