Wednesday, May 23, 2001

With the advent of grass cutting season, watering, and all those extra chores, I thought it would be a good time to point out the differences between church chores and church work. They are often confused. At home we understand. The son goes to work called school, does more work called homework; then, Mom calls out, "Sammy, dear, come do your chores: take out the garbage, sweep the front walkway, and clean up your room." Of course, "cleaning one's room" is an eternal chore for all of us. Mom comes home from work where she puts in 40 hours a week; it's work. She is able to "bring home the bacon" because she works. She helps pay the mortgage so the whole family can have a roof, plumbing, and all those wonderful necessities.

Holy Trinity schedules special outdoor Mass

Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Peachtree City will host its annual Trinity Sunday community outdoor Mass on Sunday, June 10, at 8:30 a.m. at the Frederick Brown Amphitheater. The Mass is a joint effort of all organizations at Holy Trinity and is coordinated by the Women of Faith.

PTC's Holly Grove A.M.E. celebrates 104 years of history

Holly Grove A. M. E. Church, south Peachtree City, recognized its place in history of observing National Historic Preservation Week.

New Hope Methodist plans day for family and friends

New Hope United Methodist Church will have its annual family and Friends Day celebration on Sunday, May 28 (Memorial Day).

Religion Briefs

Vacation Bible School

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