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at the South Florida National Cemetery west of Lantana. "This is a celebration of a wonderful life." Mr. Hewko, 90, was one of five brothers from Northampton, Pa.. who served in World War II. When their sons left, the servicemen's parents put stars in their windows. They lived in fear of a gov- ernment t

and so forth. The social life of the church was rich in emotional practices which sought to reshape t

hodism in England and came to be known in the American colonies as "the Great Awakening." This was not the familiar pulpit of his congregation in Northampton, Massachusetts, but rather the church at Enfield, a town that had gained notoriety for stubbornly resisting the exhortations of previous preachers

e and so forth. The social life of the church was rich in emotional practices which sought to reshape th

Methodism in England and came to be known in the American colonies as “the Great Awakening.” This was not the familiar pulpit of his congregation in Northampton, Massachusetts, but rather the church at Enfield, a town that had gained notoriety for stubbornly resisting the exhortations of previous preachers of