OpinionDecember 8, 2001
Cape's downtown churches affect quality of life
To the editor: On behalf of the Downtown Council of Churches, I want to commend the Old Town Cape program. The downtown churches have appreciated the efforts of Catherine Dunlap Stock for many reasons. Thousands of folks still worship in our historic and vital churches. We look forward to working together with the city, university and our greater Cape Girardeau community in the revitalization process. We envision a downtown neighborhood that offers a quality of life for all...
To the editor:
On behalf of the Downtown Council of Churches, I want to commend the Old Town Cape program. The downtown churches have appreciated the efforts of Catherine Dunlap Stock for many reasons.
Thousands of folks still worship in our historic and vital churches. We look forward to working together with the city, university and our greater Cape Girardeau community in the revitalization process. We envision a downtown neighborhood that offers a quality of life for all.
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The REV. DR. CLAYTON L. SMITH
Pastor
Centenary United Methodist Church
Cape Girardeau
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