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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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  • church briefs

    Glensboro Christian to hold

    vacation Bible school

    Glensboro Christian Church will hold its vacation Bible school June 11 through 16, from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. The church is located at 2963 Glensboro Road.

    The theme will be, “Halo there, which way is Heaven?” The church announced that visitors from the Learning Center would also stop by throughout the week. Activities are scheduled to start Sunday June 11, from 5 to 7 p.m., and there will be games, activities, prizes and hot dogs available.

    Archery at Van Buren Baptist

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  • Van Buren church to start new archery program

    Van Buren Baptist Church is starting an archery program for boys and girls 11 to 15 years old, the church announced.

    The program will kick off June 3 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m, and begin June 24 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and every other Saturday until completed.

    The archery program is a non-denominational outreach program that shares the gospel of Jesus through archery, organizers said.

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  • Ask yourself if you’re ready to let ‘Jesus take the Wheel?’

    Do you remember the words of Carrie Underwood in her song, “Jesus Take the Wheel?”

    It is a song about a desperate young mother who is overwhelmed with life, and doesn’t know what to do next.

    She is at the end of her rope.

    The words are: “Jesus take the wheel, take it from my hands, ’cause I can’t do this on my own. I’m letting go, so give me one more chance, and save me from this road I’m on. Jesus take the wheel.”

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  • Revolutionary War soldier honored at Salt River Baptist

    From staff reports

    Respects were paid April 23 to an Anderson County soldier from the Revolutionary War.

    The Shelby County Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution honored Reuben Boston with a 21-musket salute and grave marking ceremony at Salt River Baptist Church and sang “The Parting Glass,” a song dating back to the 1700s, organizers said.

    Some of Boston’s relatives were on hand for the ceremony, including Luther and Dudley Davenport of Anderson County and Kimberly Boston Ries, who traveled from Virginia.

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  • Church Briefs

    Soles4Souls shoe drive

    ends May 29

    Central Baptist Church in Lawrenceburg has announced that they are nearing the end of their Soles4Souls shoe drive.

    The collection is set to end May 29. The church said it is nearing 2000 pairs of shoes collected thus far, and needs the help of locals to finish strong. A 24-hour drop off box is available at the Church which is located at 1958 127 Bypass North.

    Those who wish to participate can also arrange to have their donations picked up by calling 502-319-0903.

    New series to start

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  • Who do you think Jesus is?

    We live in a time and place where we are taught to be skeptical. We after all, are sophisticated, educated and enlightened. We don’t need myths or superstition, nor do we have a need to acknowledge a creator or a holy God.

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  • Do not compromise on the true words of Christ

    Paul Washer, to my mind, is one of the greatest evangelists of our time.

    His preaching and teaching with such great passion and conviction has had a great impact upon my own life.

    Paul is well represented on YouTube. I heard Paul speak at a church conference a few years back. He was giving a missions report to around 3,000 individuals, including many young missionaries.

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  • Services planned at Van Buren; Fish fries at St. Lawrence

    The Cross-Tithes Evangelistic Group is scheduled to perform at Van Buren Baptist Church on Sunday, April 23 at 11 a.m., the church announced.

    Revival services are scheduled at the church from April 28-30. Friday and Saturday services will begin at 6:30 p.m., and Sunday service is scheduled for 11 a.m.

    A desert fellowship will precede the Saturday service at 5:30 p.m., and a potluck meal will follow the Sunday service.

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  • Our priority should be in seeking God’s kingdom

    Do you believe that the church is under attack in America today?

    I do.

    The tragedy is that most of the attacks upon the church are not only coming from outside the church, but from within. The attacks from within the church come not only from conflicts and discord from members of the church, but from our ambition to make friends with the world.

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