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'Jesus
freak' coach is refreshing change
By JOHN HATCHER
Religion Columnist
Mark
Richt, head football coach at the University of Georgia, is a Jesus
freak. Now, I said that. He didn't say it. The media didn't say it.
The Public Relations Office of UGA's Athletic Association didn't say
it. Richt, in his quiet and demurring fashion, would probably say that
he a simple follower of Jesus Christ. In my way of thinking, however,
the Georgia coach is a Jesus freak.
Four
to be ordained at Christ the King this Sunday
Four
area men, William Jonathan Shelton, Jerome Scott De Leo, James Anthony
McGee and Ronald Frank Clemmer, are scheduled to be ordained to the
ministry Sunday, Nov. 24, at 5 p.m. in the new sanctuary of Christ the
King Charismatic Episcopal Church.
Perimeter
South presents services on Israel
Pastor Sam Calliero,
senior pastor of Perimeter South Community Church, will offer two special
Sunday morning services on the subject of Israel and its relationship
to the church.
World
Trade Center survivor to speak at Abundant Life Worship Center Sunday
Dawn Robinson, a
World Trade Center survivor, will speak at Abundant Life Worship Center
in Tyrone on Sunday, Nov. 24, at 10:45 a.m.
First
Presbyterian hosts Celebration Sunday
First Presbyterian
Church in Peachtree City will celebrate the end of its "40 Days
of Connection" campaign, with one service on Nov. 24, which will
begin at 10:30 a.m. and conclude at noon. Following a short break, members
will convene in the celebration tent for a meal and special program.
Religion
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