Bush appoints leading "Jew for Jesus" man to presidential committee 

President Bush has promoted a leading evangelizer among Jews to a presidential commission, the news agency JTA reports. This week, Bush appointed the reverend Lon Solomon to the presidential "Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities". Solomon has said his primary reason for founding the huge McClean Bible Church this year is to convert Jews living in the Washington area. He is also chairman of the board of the executive committee of the organization "Jews for Jesus". Solomon, who was born Jewish and converted to christianity  as an adult, also promised to establish a center for disabled children.