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Church News

  • Church News Briefs, Oct. 28

    Claylick UMC to kick off series Nov. 1

    Claylick United Methodist Church will sponsor a special series of discussions intended to provide help and hope to people who struggle during the holiday season, the church announced.

    The series is called “Season of Hope” and is geared toward those who have lost loved ones, are dealing with family illnesses, or are experiencing difficulties within their families.

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  • Lost and found

    By Nancy Kennedy

    Faith Columnist

    Tachycardia is a dangerously rapid heartbeat, arrhythmia is an irregular heartbeat and dead is no heartbeat at all — and I had all three recently.

    That may be a slight exaggeration and a bit of melodrama, but the truth is I experienced severe panic recently.

    I lost my camera.

    And by “my camera” I mean the one the Chronicle gave me to use and not mine to keep.

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  • Church News Briefs, Oct. 21

    New Hope to host fall festival

    New Hope Baptist Church in Versailles will have its annual Fall Festival at 5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 24.

    There will be games, prizes, a chili potluck and trunk-or-treat.

    Trunk-or-treat in Graefenburg

    Graefenburg Baptist Church will host its annual trunk-or-treat event at 6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 30.

    Festivities include candy for the kids, and music and refreshments for the whole family inside the Ministry Activities Center.

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  • Fellowship Baptist celebrates 75 years at the same location

    Fellowship Baptist Church celebrated 75 years in its current location on Hammonds Creek Road last week, with a homecoming revival from Oct. 14-18. Friday night, about 30 gathered in the small chapel to hear the Patriot Quartet perform and to hear guest speaker Alan Witham.

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  • Chosen ‘for such a time as this’

    By Larry Coleman

    Faith Columnist

    “For such a time as this?” This comment comes from the little Book of Esther found in the Old Testament.

    If you are a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ have you been chosen by God the Father “for such a time as this?”

    Oh NO! You say “I’m not of importance like Esther. How could my life be prepared for such a time as this?

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  • Church News Briefs, Oct. 14

    Fellowship Baptist to celebrate 75 years

    Homecoming revival to celebrate Fellowship Baptist Church’s 75th year at its current location is scheduled for Oct. 14-18 at the church, located at 1819 Hammonds Creek Road.

    Evangelist will be Alan Witham.

    Nightly concerts are scheduled for 6:30, followed by services at 7 with dinner served on the grounds.

    Performing Wednesday, Oct. 14 will be The Hilltop Trio.

    Special singing will be featured Thursday, Oct. 15, and The Patriot Quartet will perform Friday, Oct. 16.

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  • Claylick celebrates heritage, fellowship

    Digging into a steaming cup of burgoo and listening to some gospel music is how folks spent their Monday evening at Claylick United Methodist Church.

    The event goes back as far as most folks can remember.

    “There are those who remember this all the way to World War II, said Pastor Shannon Blosser. “It’s been going on at least a good 70 years.”

    The church, as usual, enlisted the help of Davey Warford, whose family has prepared the tasty stew for several generations.

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  • Fellowship Baptist Church to celebrate 75 years

    ival to celebrate Fellowship Baptist Church’s 75th year at its current location is scheduled for Oct. 14-18 at the church, located at 1819 Hammonds Creek Road.

    Evangelist will be Alan Witham.

    Nightly concerts are scheduled for 6:30, followed by services at 7 with dinner served on the grounds.

    Performing Wednesday, Oct. 14 will be The Hilltop Trio.

    Special singing will be featured Thursday, Oct. 15, and The Patriot Quartet will perform Friday, Oct. 16.

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  • Church news briefs, Sept. 23, 2015

    Revival at First Baptist

    First Baptist Church in Lawrenceburg will hold revival services Sept. 27-30, the church announced.

    John Franklin, a nationally known speaker in the area of prayer and spiritually healing, will speak.

    “His passion is to provide conferencing and resources to arouse God’s people to seek him for personal and national revival,” according to a news release from the church.

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  • Church news briefs, Sept. 16, 2015

    Central Baptist to celebrate anniversary

    Central Baptist Church in Lawrenceburg will celebrate its 25th anniversary Sept. 19-20.

    The Sammy Glass Family will sing Saturday, Sept. 19 at 6 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 20 at 10 a.m., followed by a special 25th anniversary celebration service at 11.

    A potluck meal will follow the Sunday morning service.

    The church is located at 1958 U.S. 127 Bypass North.

    Pastor Rick Clark invites all to attend.

    Call 502-839-5013 or 502-319-0903 for information.

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