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TODAYS PHOTO GALLERY | PREVIOUS DAYS' PHOTO GALLERIES
Photo gallery of Andrew Young's installation
Andrew Young addresses the NCC General Assembly after his installation as President. |
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At the beginning of the installation service at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St.
John the Evangelist, UCC General Minister and President John Thomas leads the
congregation in prayer. |
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Leaders of the Orthodox Coptic and Mar Thoma churches in the procession of NCC
heads of communion. |
A talented and energetic choir from Shaker Heights, Ohio, High School.
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Episcopal Bishop Craig B. Anderson, left, leads the litany of installation
for the NCC's new officers. Anderson is outgoing NCC president. Standing in front
of him are Young, President; Elenie K. Huszagh, who will be president in 2002-3; the Rev.
Bertrice Y. Wood, vice president at-large; Audrey A. Miller, vice president for
national ministries; the Rev. Canon Patrick Mauney, vice president for Church World Service
and Witness. |
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At the installation service, Jesse Jackson describes his years of friendship with Andrew
Young and describes him as "an authentic link to Martin Luther King." |
The Most Rev. Anthony Pilla, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, welcomes
the NCC guests to the cathedral. |
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Legendary preacher the Rev. Otis Moss tells the congregation that if their speech is
grounded "in the meditation of our hearts," they can change the world. |
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The congregation. |
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Jackson thanks outgoing NCC General Secretary Joan Brown Campbell for her efforts to
free imprisoned U.S. servicemen during the war in Yugoslavia. |
Heads of NCC communions and their representatives light candles to symbolize the
38 churches that work together in the Council. |
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Photos by Andy Lang and James Solheim.
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Andrew Young addresses the NCC General Assembly after his installation as President.
At the beginning of the installation service at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St.
John the Evangelist, UCC General Minister and President John Thomas leads the
congregation in prayer.
Leaders of the Orthodox Coptic and Mar Thoma churches in the procession of NCC
heads of communion.
Episcopal Bishop Craig B. Anderson, left, leads the litany of installation
for the NCC's new officers. Anderson is outgoing NCC president. Standing in front
of him are Young, President; Elenie K. Huszagh, who will be president in 2002-3; the Rev.
Bertrice Y. Wood, vice president at-large; Audrey A. Miller, vice president for
national ministries; the Rev. Canon Patrick Mauney, vice president for Church World Service
and Witness.
At the installation service, Jesse Jackson describes his years of friendship with Andrew
Young and describes him as "an authentic link to Martin Luther King."
The Most Rev. Anthony Pilla, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, welcomes
the NCC guests to the cathedral.
Legendary preacher the Rev. Otis Moss tells the congregation that if their speech is
grounded "in the meditation of our hearts," they can change the world.
The congregation.
Jackson thanks outgoing NCC General Secretary Joan Brown Campbell for her efforts to
free imprisoned U.S. servicemen during the war in Yugoslavia.
Heads of NCC communions and their representatives light candles to symbolize the
38 churches that work together in the Council.
