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  • church briefs

    Activities planned at Pigeon Fork Baptist

    Pigeon Fork Baptist Church will host a community “Bridge” event at the Waddy Ruritan Club on Friday, Aug. 4, from 7 to 9 pm.

    Come hear gospel and country groups sing, grab a hot dog or some popcorn, try out the inflatable obstacle course, play washers, corn toss, and ladder toss, or just enjoy fellowship with your neighbors, organizers said in a news release.

    On Saturday, Aug. 5, Revival will begin at 7 p.m., led by Ron Aldridge, following by a “pizza pig-out.”

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  • Christians need to stand for truth in today’s world

    I read a tweet this week that stated “Liberalism, where a man can become a woman, but not a Christian.” It would be humorous if it weren’t true.

    Did you know that the House of Representatives in the U.S. Congress voted this past week to continue to fund sex changes and gender reassignment hormone treatment in the U.S. Military?

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  • Church Briefs

    Vacation Bible school

    at LUPC

    Lawrenceburg United Pentecostal Church will hold its vacation Bible school July 24-28, the church announced.The school will be from 6 to 8 p.m. each day.Snacks will be provided and there will be crafts for those who attend.The name is the camp is “Camp Courage.

    Glensboro Christian

    to host 10th annual

    Ladies Outreach

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  • Are you alive for sin or the promises of God?

    If you have read this article with any frequency, you probably know that I love to refer to Ephesians, chapter 2 in the Bible. For me, it simply outlines man’s relation to God. It begins, “You were dead in your trespasses and sins, in which you once walked in the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now is at work in the sons of disobedience, among whom we all once lived in the passions of our flesh, carrying out the desires of our body and mind, and were by nature children of wrath like the rest of mankind.”

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  • People have turned away from God’s truth

    I wish to express my gratitude for the opportunity that I have to submit religious articles to The Anderson News.

    I am not a preacher in the traditional sense. I have never had a church, and I have not been to a seminary or religious school. I have had an opportunity to minister to hurting men and women in the jail system and drug rehab program. I do strive to be a student of the Bible, and I am a sinner saved by grace.

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  • God’s love is answer for our strife-filled nation

    God’s love is answer for our strife-filled nation

    A couple of weeks ago, I made a comment in this column around the graduating students at Notre Dame turning their backs on Vice President Mike Pence as he was speaking about civility, and political correctness at their graduation exercises.

    I am sure that you know about the shooting of well-known lawmaker Steve Scalise while he was at practice for a charity baseball game.

    These law makers were targeted by James Hodgkinson, allegedly because they are Republicans.

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  • CHURCH BRIEFS

    Revival at New Liberty

    New Liberty Christian Church announced it will have a revival June 25 through 28.

    Located at 1177 Old New Liberty Road, the church said the service each night will start with music at 6:30 p.m., followed by a new speaker each night at 7. All are welcome.

    Mt. Moriah Baptist to celebrate

    Fourth of July

    Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, located at 12154 Mt. Eden Road in Waddy, will host a Fourth of July celebration with a community fun day.

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  • church briefs

    Church to provide lunch

    for Kentucky Changers

    Pigeon Fork Baptist Church, 5090 Hickory Ridge Road, will host a luncheon for Kentucky Changers workers on Sunday, June 11.

    Vacation Bible school starts Monday, June 11 from 6 to 8 each evening through Thursday, June 15, with a family picnic on Friday, June 16 at 6 p.m.

    Other events including honoring fathers June 18, and homecoming on Sunday, June 25.

    Sunday school begins each Sunday at 10 a.m., followed by a worship service at 11.

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  • Commencement shows political correctness is out of control

    If you keep up with the news, you would most likely know about Vice President Mike Pence’s speaking at the Notre Dame Commencement exercise for graduating seniors a couple of weeks back.

    Pence’s speech was filled with platitudes, about bright dream-filled futures and with a rebuke of political correctness. He said, “These all too common practices, (political correctness) are destructive of learning and the pursuit of knowledge, and they are wholly outside of the American tradition.”

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  • Political correctness on display at Notre Dame

    If you keep up with the news, you would most likely know about Vice President Mike Pence’s speaking at the Notre Dame Commencement exercise for graduating seniors a couple of weeks back.

    Pence’s speech was filled with platitudes, about bright dream-filled futures and with a rebuke of political correctness. He said, “These all too common practices, (political correctness) are destructive of learning and the pursuit of knowledge, and they are wholly outside of the American tradition.”

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