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Hats
off to pastors' wives
By JOHN HATCHER
Religion Columnist
Women, generally,
hold the two most difficult jobs in America. The first is that of single
parent mothers. They work full time jobs; nightly cook a balanced meal
for the kids; help the kids with homework; clean the house; get the
kids ready for bed; all of which leaves two or three minutes for personal
time before they crash into their lonely bed; getting up the next morning,
they start the whole routine again. Their only relief comes when the
non-custodian father takes the kids for all too brief of a weekend.
Covenant
Presbyterian to host Bowden concert
Covenant Presbyterian
Church, PCA invites the public to a special concert of classical and
Christian music performed by organist Nicholas Bowden this Sunday, November
2, at 4:30 p.m. in the church sanctuary.
Gracia
Burnham to speak at Berachah Bible Church Nov. 2
Author and former
Philippine hostage Gracia Burnham will be the guest speaker at the 9:30
a.m. worship service on Sunday, Nov. 2, at Berachah Bible Church, 310
Corinth Rd., Jonesboro (Fayette County).
St.
Gabriel's Catholic Church names new music director
Andy Hoeckele, formerly
with St. Stephen the Martyr Catholic Church in Lilburn, has joined the
staff of the Catholic Church of St. Gabriel in Fayetteville as its new
music director.
St.
Mary Magdalene Mission elevated to status of parish
Last week marked
a milestone for the young congregation of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic
Mission on Lower Fayettevile Road. Last Saturday, Members gathered in
the mission’s tin barn to celebrate their elevation to the canonical
status of a full parish of the Archdiocese of Atlanta.
Campbellton
UMC to host "Gospel on the Grass" Nov. 1
Members of Campbellton
United Methodist church, a 170-plus-year-old congregation in South Fulton
County, will present “Gospel on the Grass,” a concert featuring
a different gospel singing group each hour on Saturday, Nov. 1, from
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
"Square
foot" ministry at FUMC prepares for another mission
Members of the Fayetteville
First United Methodist Church are gearing up for another “square
foot” ministry project scheduled for Nov. 8-15. The group will
enclose a carport and build a storage shed for The Lighthouse, a battered
women’s shelter.
Fall
Festivals
Religion
Briefs
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