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Are
we ignoring church history?
By JOHN
HATCHER
Religion Columnist
A certain malaise
seems to hover above the church today. The church is neither hot nor
cold. Leaders parade program after program to engage the people to get
involved with ministry and discipleship only to learn about a new program
that really does the job. You indeed would be amazed at the number of
programs and products that are hawked to pastors with the promise of
resurrection of a malaised church.
Will
old hymns meet the same fate as the dinosaurs?
By JUDY KILGORE
Religion Editor
Believe it or not,
I keep some of your newsletters and bulletins for quite a while, referring
to and reading them over and over from time to time. Many of the pastors'
messages are inspirational in nature and some continue to give me a
"boost" when I need one.
CEC
leaders take firm stand on pro-life issue
Leaders of the Charismatic
Episcopal Church at its national level recently took a bold and united
stand on the pro-life issue.
Christ
the King youth attend 'gathering' in Selma
Several youth from
the Fayette/Coweta area recentrly attended the "Gathering of Champions
2002" in Selma, Ala. The event was the first national youth event
of the Charismatic Episcopal Church and hosted more than 500 teens and
200 sponsors and adults.
Religion
Briefs
CDM
hosts 'Brag on God' meetings
Christ
Discipleship Ministries (CDM) in Tyrone meets one Friday evening per
month for a time of prayer, praise, worship and "bragging on the
goodness of God."
His
House Church features gospel groups each Friday
His
House Community Church offers prayer, praise and singing gospel groups
each Friday evening beginning at 7 p.m.
McFolks
plan Amish tour of Pennsylvania
Reservations
will open next week for non-members of McDonough Road Baptist Church
who would like to attend a six-day trip to Pennsylvania to visit the
Amish Community in September. The trip is sponsored by the McFolks group
for senior adults at McDonough Road. Plans are to leave Sept. 30 and
return Oct. 5.
His
House Church will present Rodeo for Jesus Aug. 3
His
House Community Church and D&R Rodeo Arena will present a "Rodeo
for Jesus," Saturday, Aug. 3, at 8 p.m. at Rodeo Arena's facility
in Senoia. Gates will open at 6 p.m.
New
Hope offers summer reading club
Children
ages preschool through 14 years are invited to join New Hope Baptist
Church's Summer Reading Club 2002.
Heritage
Christian planning couples retreat for Sept.
Heritage
Christian Church is planning a couples retreat Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 27-28 at the Historic Banning Mills in Whitesburg.
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