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Wednesday, Decmeber 8, 1999
Maybe having the Christmas spirit means having ideas we've never had before
By Rev. Dr. John Hatcher
Religion Columnist

Several years ago as I served in south Florida, our church adopted The Living Christmas Tree as an outreach strategy. We consulted an architect about the massive structure that would hold more than 100 choir members. Would it be a wood or steel substructure? The architect knocked us on a pew when he asked, “Have you ever considered polyurethane?”

Messiah sing along is Sunday at PTC First Presbyterian

First Presbyterian Church of Peachtree City is hosting the first annual Messiah singalong on Sunday, Dec. 12, at 2 p.m.

New Hope Baptist's annual Christmas spectacular stars tomorrow; dress rehearsal tonight

It's 1945 and the soldiers are coming home from World War II just in time for Christmas. It's a time for swing music, reunions, family and faith.

Convenant Presbyterian's Christmas Cantata will be performed Sunday

Covenant Presbyterian Church will present its Christmas Cantata performed by the Adult Sanctuary Choir and the Covenant Clubs Children's Choir this Sunday, Dec. 12 at 4 p.m. The choirs will be accompanied by the cantata's composer, Gail Smith, who will also give a special performance.

Religion Briefs

Carolyn Driver Ministries to offer special services Dec. 12

Mevalene Anderson, of Worship Warrior Ministries, will share her vision of the body of Christ as a worshipping warrior on Sunday, Dec. 12, from 10 a.m. to noon at Caarolyn Driver Ministries (CDM) Teaching and Training Center.

Dr. Lydia 'Dee' Herndon offers teaching, speaking ministry here

Dr. Lydia "Dee" Herndon is beginning a teaching and speaking ministry and is available to speak on any Biblical subject. She has given talks on several topics including "Lydia and Other Women of the Bible," "Covenant," "Women in the 20th Century," "Submitted to God," "His Eye is on the Sparrow," "This is the House that God Built," and "Traditional Values Education in the Public Schools."

Pakistani Bishop visits Christ the King Chruch

The Right Reverend Prakash Yuhanna, Bishop of Pakistan for the International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal Church, recently visited Christ the King Church in Peachtree City. Bishop Yuhanna oversees a network of churches most of which operate discreetly behind closed and locked doors in the Muslim nation.

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