By Rev. Dr. John Hatcher
Religion Columnist

“They” hint it. “They” even quote from the Bible. But it seems no really important person is willing to say it: America needs to get back to God.

Women's Aglow to hear Ripley, Glanton

The Peachtree City chapter of Women's Aglow Fellowship International has planned two meetings for the month of May, a Monday morning meeting on May 17 and a Tuesday evening meeting on May 18. Both meetings will be held at the Peachtree Christian Fellowship, 1988 Ga. Hwy. 54 in the Governor's Walk Shopping Center just east of the Peachtree City city limits.

Fayette residents to join in National Day of Prayer May 6

Fayette County residents and other southsiders can join thousands from across the nation when they gather on May 6 for the 48th annual National Day of Prayer.

Religion Briefs

Fayetteville Church of Christ breaks ground for new facility on Redwine

The Fayetteville Church of Christ announces ground breaking for a new facility on the corner of Redwine and Price Roads in Fayetteville. After a picnic on the grounds, a ceremony to commemorate this event was held on Sunday, April 25th, 1999. On this site a building is planned to include an auditorium that will seat 650 people, offices, class rooms, and a fellowship hall. “We are excited about moving into the new millennium and the potential this new building will have for serving the needs of our community,” explained Scott Harp, the minister for the church.

Hustle for Hospice run set for May 1

The sixth annual “Hustle for Hospice” 5K run/walk hosted by Southwest Christian Hospice in Union City is scheduled for Saturday, May 1 beginning at 8:30 a.m. Representatives from Buffalo's Cafe and WSB Radio/TV's Captain Herb Emory will be on hand to get the race activities started. The race will begin at 8:30 a.m. for runners and 8:35 a.m. for walkers.

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