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  • St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church Friday fish fry
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  • Church briefs

    Free clothing day in Salvisa
    Salvisa Christian Church will sponsor a free clothes day Monday, March 7, from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
    The church is located at 155 Sugar St., Salvisa. For more information, call Pam Votaw at 839-5626 or Charlotte Fallis at 849-865-2226.

    Salvisa Christian Church marking Lent

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  • Church briefs

    Beast Feast returns to Sand Spring on March 5
    Sand Spring Baptist Church will host its biannual Beast Feast on Saturday, March 5.
    Tickets are $10 and go on sale Saturday, Feb. 20 at the church from 9 to 11 a.m. Starting Monday, Feb. 22, tickets will then be available at the church office.
    Doors open March at 2 p.m. The program starts at 3:45 p.m.
    Guest speaker is Bro. Terry Cooper of Nineveh Christian Church. Musical entertainment will be provided by Kevin Chilton and KY Spirit.

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  • Church briefs

    Valentine’s Day event set
    at Pigeon Fork Baptist
    Pigeon Fork Baptist Church will have a Valentine’s Day lunch Feb. 14 following the morning worship service that begins at 11 a.m.
    This will be a time to celebrate God’s love and meet the new Pastor Vernon Carpenter and his wife Lois, organizers said.
    The church is located at 5090 Hickory Ridge Road in Waddy.
    For more information, contact Vernon Carpenter at 502-223-2756.

    Salvisa Christian Church marking Lent

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  • Fish fries on tap at St. Lawrence

    The Lenten season in the Catholic and other Christian churches means a time of preparation for Easter.
    In Lawrenceburg, it also means good food and fellowship at the Friday night fish fries at St. Lawrence Catholic Church.
    People from all over Anderson and surrounding counties pack the Family Life Center at St. Lawrence every Friday, except Good Friday, during lent to enjoy Alaskan cod fillets, fried and baked with sides of potato wedges, slaw, baked beans, homemade hush puppies and desserts.

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  • Do you prefer the good or bad news first?

    Which do you want first: good news or bad
    When someone says, “I have good news and bad news,” which one do you prefer to hear first?
    Joe went to his doctor who posed that question to him.
    “Give me the good news first,” Joe said.
    “You have 24 hours to live,” the doctor told him.
    Clutching his chest, Joe said, “If that’s the good news, what’s the bad news?”
    The doctor said, “I meant to tell you yesterday.”
    Ba dump bump. (Groan.)

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  • Group to perform at Sand Springs

    The Southern Gospel Group, The McKameys, from Clinton, Tennessee, will be in concert on Friday Night, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m., at Sand Spring Baptist Church, 1616 Harrodsburg Road, Lawrenceburg.
    A love offering will be taken and all are welcome.
    —from staff reports

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  • Church briefs

    Winter Bible study at Central Baptist
    Winter Bible study at Central Baptist Church in Lawrenceburg will be ongoing through February, the church announced.
    The theme is The Assignment for the New Testament Church.
    Sunday school is at 10 a.m. each week, followed by worship at 11 and evening service at 6 p.m. Wednesday evening services begin at 6 p.m.
    The church is located between Frankfort and Lawrenceburg on US 127. All are welcome.
    For more information, call Pastor Rick Clark at 502-319-0903.

    Children’s revival planned

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  • Does God bless Christians who sin? Of course he does

    By Nancy Kennedy, Faith Columnist

    One of the Internet blogs I follow, “The Stretch Marks Blog,” is written by a woman in Texas, Melissa Lee.

    She’s beyond hilarious, loves big hair, “The Bachelor,” her crazy family, chocolate and Jesus.

    She writes mostly about superficial stuff, but not really. There’s a depth to her faith that shines through even her weekly “The Bachelor” recaps.

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  • Beware of sharp-toothed sheep

    By Nancy Kennedy, Faith Columnist

    Touted as the youngest ordained minister in history, 4-year-old Marjoe Gortner burst onto the Holy Ghost revival scene in the late 1940s.

    His father, a second-generation preacher, trained the boy, who had a talent for sweeping and pointed gestures, to proclaim the name of “Jay-zus” — and bilk money from the faithful who came to hear him preach.

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