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  • Church news briefs

    Yard sale scheduled at St. Lawrence Catholic Church

    St. Lawrence Catholic Church has scheduled a two-day indoor yard sale to benefit the religious education of children.

    The sale is scheduled for Friday, June 19 from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, June 20 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church, located at 120 N. Gatewood, Lawrenceburg.

    The sale will be conducted in the church’s basement.

    Vacation Bible school at Church of Christ

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  • Church news briefs, June 3, 2015

    Pastor to celebrate anniversary

    Pastor and Mrs. Ramon Smith will celebrate their 33rd anniversary at Second Christian Church on June 7 at 3 p.m., the church announced.

    Special guest will be Morgan Gilkey of Paris, Kentucky.

    The church is located at 106 Church St., Lawrenceburg.

    Waddy concert series begins Friday

    The Waddy Summer Concert series begins 7 p.m. Friday, June 5 at Waddy Baptist Church, 3130 Waddy Road, Waddy.

    The first concert will feature The Lawson Family Band.

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  • Bible shows it’s never too late to change

    By Larry Coleman, Faith Columnist

    It’s never too late to change. Is that really true?

    Recently a friend shared about a men’s small group he was part of some years back. He said that without exception each man shared that they had tried and failed to change themselves.

    As Christians they could not figure out why? They had followed all the religious rules and world’s suggestions, but no success.

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  • Stop catfishing and tell the truth about yourself

    By Nancy Kennedy, Faith Columnist

    Have you heard of catfishing?

    Several years ago, a young guy named Nev Schulman fell in love with a woman he “met” on Facebook. She was beautiful, a musician.

    Megan sent Nev photos of herself and MP3s of her songs. They talked on the phone — and he was smitten. So, of course he wanted to meet her.

    However, when he traveled from New York to Michigan to finally meet her, he discovered that Megan was really Angela, Megan’s stepmother.

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  • VBS set at Glensboro Christian

    Glensboro Christian Church will be opening its Heartbeat Hospital at Vacation Bible school on June 14-21.

    The hospital will start by having a kick-off Sunday, June 14 from 5-7 p.m. in the Church parsonage yard with games, prizes, hotdogs, chips, drinks, etc.

    Kicking off the week will be the prescreening exam and registration” in the “emergency room” on Sunday evening.

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  • God allows us to find quiet in the chaos

    By Larry Coleman, Faith Columnist

    “Why? Because I said so.”

    How many times in our lives have we heard those words or even uttered them ourselves?

    I wonder how many of us use these words without ever understanding what causes us to do so? That is where their significance lies.

     Many years ago as a learner, as a teacher and finally as a parent I finally decided to investigate why we use them. It all started when I first read the exchange between God and Abraham recorded in Genesis 22.

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  • Performance at Heritage Hall
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  • Church news briefs, May 13, 2015

    Friendship Baptist to discuss cemetery

    A meeting for those with family, friends and loved ones buried in Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery are asked to attend a meeting to discuss the cemetery’s long-term support program, organizers announced.

    The meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. May 16 at the cemetery, and will address maintenance, mowing and other needs related to the cemetery.

    For more information, call Phyllis Grubbs at 502-839-7143.

    Alton Christian to host youth rally

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  • Will beauty be able to save the world?

    By Nancy Kennedy, Faith columnist

    At my church we talk a lot about beauty.

    The ancient Greeks and the early Christians elevated three prime virtues: truth, goodness and beauty, and as Russian novelist Dostoevsky wrote, “Beauty will save the world.”

    A longing for beauty is primal. A lack of it brings despair.

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  • Soldiers’ stories prove truth of life’s source

    By Larry Coleman, Faith Columnist

    Last night my wife and I watched for the first time the heralded movie “Unbroken.”

    This powerful visual story brought two very significant facts to light once again for me. First, the inhumanity of man to his fellow man. Second, the power and the reality of a life changing relationship with our creator though his son, Jesus Christ.

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