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  • 12-31 Church briefs

    Salvisa Christian to host clothing drive

    Salvisa Christian Church will sponsor a free clothes day 1:30- 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 5, according to a news release.

    The church is located at 155 Sugar St., Salvisa.

    For more information, contact Pam Votaw at 502- 839-5626 or Charlotte Fallis at 859-865-2226.

    -from staff reports

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  • Church briefs

    Claylick UMC to host Christmas Eve services

    Claylick United Methodist Church will host Christmas Eve services at noon and 10 p.m., the church announced.

    Both services will features familiar carols and retelling of the Christmas story. There will also be a special collection to benefit the Kentucky State University Wesley Foundation.

    For more information, call 859- 865-2963 or visit Facebook.com/ClaylickUMC. The church is located at 225 Claylick Church Road in Salvisa.

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  • God provides us equipment for our fights in life

    My father used to be a kickboxer. To this day, I can still remember him sparring.

    While wearing his giant red boxing gloves, suited up in his matching leather padded gear, he would stand there taking hit upon hit. I can recall the times when he would squint his brow and grit his teeth onto his mouth guard as his body was being struck. My father was invincible, strong; he was and still is my protector.

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  • 12-17 church briefs

    Lawrenceburg Presbyterian to host Christmas cantata

    Lawrenceburg Presbyterian Church will host a Christmas cantata titled “There’s A Song In The Air, Jesus,” at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 21.

    “Join the Lawrenceburg Presbyterian Church congregation’s worship service and enjoy a wonderful way to ring in the Christmas season,” organizers said.

    The church is located at 101 North Main St.

     

    Claylick UMC to host Christmas Eve services

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  • True Christian life is based on identity

    By Larry Coleman

    Faith columnist

    By this time several things should be surfacing in your consideration.

    The first being that true biblical faith has to be placed in a person – Jesus the Christ. Secondly, it is what he does in and through you, not what you do for him on his behalf that is significant.

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  • Distraction is deeper than you think

    Distraction, a popular word used in sermons and Bible study lessons as it relates to our purpose and destiny, has a much deeper meaning than you may think.

    I have always heard this word used to describe the actions of individuals who have lost focus or in some way had their attention diverted to something they shouldn’t. However, a few years ago, I took time to really look at this word and upon further study, came away with a slightly different take on its popular usage.

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  • 12-10 church briefs

    First Baptist Church is seeking applications

    First Baptist Church of Lawrenceburg is seeking applications for a part-time contemporary worship leader.

    Preferred qualifications for the position include guitar/instrumental training and worship service experience, according to a news release.

    Resumes should be mailed to First Baptist Church, attention Jeremy Sivils, 111 N. Main St., Lawrenceburg KY 40342 by Dec. 12.

    For more information, call 502-839-6966.

     

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  • Find new identity as Bible-based believer

    Well, have you reached any answers to the questions in the Nov. 19 column? If not, not to worry, we will be looking at them from a biblical or Christian perspective today.

    We’ll examine later what is hidden in the word Christian, but let’s stay focused as we continue the chair illustration of true faith.

    1: What are you doing for the object of your faith — the chair?

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  • 12-03 church briefs

    Salvisa Christian to be featured on Holiday tour

    Salvisa Christian Church will be featured during the annual Christmas Holiday Homes Tour, according to a news release.

    The tour is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 6 from 1 to 6 p.m. Tickets are available through the Harrodsburg Historical Society or at other tour locations.

    The church’s sanctuary was built in 1880-1881. The church will be decorated in the period and photos of Salvisa through the decades will be on display.

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  • 11-26 Church briefs

    Glensboro Baptist offers Thanksgiving meal

    A Thanksgiving meal will be served Thursday at Glensboro Baptist Church starting at noon, the church announced.

    Meals can also be delivered by calling 839-8290.

    The church is located at 2910 Glensboro Road.

     

    Salvisa Christian to be featured on tour

    Salvisa Christian Church will be featured during the annual Christmas Holiday Homes Tour, according to a news release.

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