The
'offensive' Word of God
By REV. JOHN HATCHER
Religion Columnist
Who wants
to be a millionaire? A million hands and more are raised across American?
Looking
back
By JUDY
KILGORE
Religion Editor
I don't do New Year's
resolutions. I have found that since you always break them, it's a waste
of time. The best I can do is say, "I'll try to do better next
year" without committing to one specific area...I usually succeed
that way. But I think one can't help but reflect back over the past
year and have at least a mild curiosity about what may be in store for
the coming year, when Dec. 31 finally rolls around. One thing became
painfully apparent to me after this year's Christmas holidayI definitely
ain't as young as I used to be.
New
Year's
Viljoen
to speak at Jan. Women's Aglow meeting
Tammi Viljoen will
be the featured speaker at this month's meeting of Women's Aglow Fellowship
International, Peachtree City Chapter, Monday evening, Jan. 15, and
Tuesday morning, Jan. 16. Both meetings will be held at the Calvary
Temple Assembly of God, 202 Robinson Rd. in Peachtree City, next to
Mowell Funeral Home.
Deadline
nears for defensive driving class sign-ups at Kenwood Christian
Next
Wednesday, Jan. 3, is the deadline for registration for the AARP 55
Alive senior citizens defensive driving classes to be held Jan. 6 and
Jan 20 at Kenwood Christian Church. The classes are sponsored by the
Primetimers at Kenwood Christian.
Senoia's
Open Door Baptist features the Perrys in concert on January 18
The
Southern gospel singing group "The Perrys" will appear at
the Open Door Baptist Church in Senoia on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m.
Doors open at 6 p.m. A love offering will be accepted.
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