No
matter how much, the bill has been paid
By REV. JOHN HATCHER
Religion Columnist
I was shopping
for luggage last week in a local department store. The huge, fine piece
of luggage didn't have a price tag, so my wife and I took it to the customer
service desk to inquire as to its price. The kind lady looked at a marking
and immediately said, "$69." I said, "We'll take it."
Not 60 seconds later did she discover the price was really $199. But,
she added, "I'll eat the difference because I quoted you the wrong
price." I came back at her and said, "But, I wouldn't want you
to get into trouble." She came back, "I'm the manager. It's
okay." What was I to say except, "Thank you and bless you."
My wife and I left the store praising God for his favor to us.
Peachtree
Christian Fellowship moves to new facility
Peachtree
Christian Fellowship is now up and running in its new 1,300 sq. ft.
facility on Ebenezer Church Rd. Members have been meeting at Ebenezer
United Methodist Church for the past few months while awaiting the completion
of the new building.
Christian
City's thrift store will offer '25-Cent Day' Saturday
Graceland,
the thrift store on the Christian City Campus in Union City, will host
a "25-Cent Day Special" this Saturday, Sept. 8, from 10 a.m.-3
p.m. All clothing will be 25 cents except for boutique items. Jewelry
also will be available for sale.
Tent
service will mark church's fifth anniversary
Christ the King
Charismatic Episcopal Church will celebrate its fifth anniversary this
Sunday with a special 10 a.m. service held on its property in Coweta
County. The site will be the future home of Christ the King, which has
been meeting in the chapel of Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home in Peachtree
City.
Religion
Briefs
Rolling
Hills plans AWANA party
Rolling Hills Baptist
Church will have its Fall Children's Ministries (AWANA) Kick-Off Party
Sunday, Sept. 9, at the church. The event will introduce the AWANA youth
Bible study program for children ages three through 5th grade.
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