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Christian
author McDowell to speak at New Hope
Landmark Christian
School invites all Atlanta-area parents, teachers, and youth workers
to attend a free seminar by noted Christian author Josh McDowell, based
on his new book, "Beyond Belief to Convictions."
Landing
system for bad weather to be studied by Airport Authority
In
certain conditions, bad weather at Falcon Field in Peachtree City can
hamper aircraft from landing.
Suspect
in Coweta armed robbery may have helped suspect in PTC case
Police
believe a man arrested Sunday in connection with the armed robbery of
a Coweta County convenience store may have assisted another man in the
Jan. 10 armed robbery of the Flash Foods convenience store on Crosstown
Road in Peachtree City.
Two
men arrested at Wynnmeade in PTC for marijuana possession
Two
Peachtree City men were arrested during a drug raid on a home in the
Wynnmeade subdivision last week.
Free
child safety seat check Mar. 6 at PTC Wal-Mart
A child safety seat
check will be held Thursday, March 6, at the Peachtree City Wal-Mart
from 2-4 p.m.
TDK
Blvd. project moving forward with engineering plans
Preliminary
work continued this week on the expansion of TDK Boulevard as leaders
from Coweta and Fayette gathered to examine engineering reports.
Author
speaks at library Feb. 27
As part of the ongoing
Georgia Author Series, the Peachtree City Public Librarywill host Valerie
Boyd speaking about her recently published book Wrapped in Rainbows:
The Life of Zora Neale Hurston on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. in
the Floy Farr room downstairs at the library.
What
the church can learn from Alcoholics Anonymous
By: Daniel Overdorf
Pastor
A few years ago
a friend, a recovering alcoholic, invited me to join him at an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting. He was to be honored for 25 years of sobriety, and
he wanted me to come to celebrate with him. I was happy to go.
Nursing
home, anyone?
By KNOX
HERNDON
Pastor
When I was growing
up in our family, there were certain issues that would certainly spark
discussion. If one mentioned the words "nursing home," it
was unspoken but understood that our family values would, to the best
of our ability, not let that happen. "To the best of our ability"
really meant "no way." In other words, we might discuss one
another and even disagree with each other but the family was loyal to
each other and that loyalty meant we would take care of each other no
matter what.
Help
my unbelief
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
The story is told
by Mark in his Gospel (the third book of the New Testament) of a father
who sought help for his son. The boy apparently was prone to seizures.
The father had asked the followers of Jesus, specifically the disciples,
to heal his son, to no avail. So the father went to Jesus with his story.
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