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By JOHN HATCHER
Religion Columnist
I
was born a Southerner. I will die a Christian. I was born a Georgian.
I will die a Christian. I was born a Baptist. I will die a Christian.
I was born in the segregated South. I will die in Christian unity. The
question, however, is which identity will I carry as I live? Which identity
will identify me as I walk in the environs of Fayette and Clayton and
Fulton?
Local
pastor heads back to his roots destination: Cuba
By
JOHN HATCHER
Special to The Citizen
Forty years is the
number of a Biblical era. And it has been 40 years since Fayette area
pastor Sam Calleiro fled Cuba, along with his parents and siblings.
Now, today, he says he returns not only for sentimental reasons, but
also to do business for the Kingdom of God.
North
Fayette United Methodist starts concert series January 12
North
Fayette United Methodist Church will present the first in a series of
concerts Sunday, Jan. 12, at 2:30 p.m. The performance will feature
the piano skills of LuAnn Latzanich, playing favorite hymn arrangements
and music of the classics.
New
York group will perform at St. Paul Lutheran Jan. 14
On
Tuesday night, Jan. 14, "In His Name," a musical group from
Concordia College, Bronxville, N. Y., will present a program of contemporary
music and drama at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 700 Ardenlee Parkway, Peachtree
City.
Mary
Cunnane will be speaker at PTC Aglow's January meeting
Bradenton,
Florida's Mary Cunnane, licensed minister and author of "Hope for
the Rejected Woman," will be the guest speaker at this month's
meeting of Peachtree City Aglow, Lighthouse Community Chapter, Monday,
Jan. 13, at 7 p.m.
Interdenominational
Bible study classes resume at Providence
Community
Bible Study, an interdenominational study program, will resume classes
in Peachtree City beginning Friday, Jan. 10. The new session meets Fridays
from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Religion
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