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Trinity Episcopal hosts the Original Salad Bowl luncheon
The Women of Trinity Episcopal Church will serve the Original Salad Bowl Luncheon on Friday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Love, hard work, sacrifice define Wilma Drake
Hop on in. That’s what the sign at the back door encourages.
Once inside, you can’t help but notice the pictures covering the walls — moms, dads, kids, grandchildren. Amidst the neat and pleasant rooms, you feel the warmth of a loving family. Then you spot the woman with the sparkle in her eye, and you’ve found the heart of the home — Wilma Drake. -
Youths sacrifice their electronic devices for mission trips
Sometimes young people find the most difficult part of a mission trip is simply surrendering the electronic devices that have become like appendages. Each year Donna Madewell, pastoral assistant and director of Christian Education at First Presbyterian Church, ushers the youth group of her congregation on a mission trip within the United States.
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Lindberg church loses in bankruptcy court
The bankruptcy of Lindberg Road Church of Christ’s bankruptcy suffered a below recently when a court denied the church’s amended plan of reorganization.
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Celebrating Mexican culture
Anderson Ballet Folklorico will perform at St. Mary’s Church on Sunday as part of a Cinco de Mayo celebration and a fundraiser for an eighth-grade class trip.
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Verna Davis: Find the ‘awe’ again in ‘awesome’
We use the word “awesome” so much it has lost its awesome meaning. Whatever is “awesome” inspires an overwhelming feeling of reverence or admiration, induced by that which is sublime or extremely powerful. I wonder, do we live day after day without any awe whatsoever?
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Church News: May 4
The following are brief Church News items of local interest.
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Local chaplain still in New York state of mind
Since his formative years were spent in the real “West Side Story” environment, with the Sharks ruling one side of the neighborhood and the Jets the other, the Rev. Benny Santiago travels to his old stomping grounds to reach out to struggling people. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in the Bronx and Brooklyn, Santiago fell into the lifestyle of gangs and drugs before finally giving his life to the Lord.
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ShatterRed debuts Sunday
Feathers will be just part of the fun Sunday, when Christian rock/pop band ShatterRed makes its debut at Alexandria First Baptist Church in Alexandria.
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Church News: April 27
The following are brief Church News items of local interest.
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Trinity Episcopal hosts the Original Salad Bowl luncheon
