Religion

 This year the National Day of Prayer was May 2.

  “Pay attention to what you’re doing.”

You have more than likely heard this at some time in your life. It pays to give your attention to what you are doing. 

Paying attention while driving is the concern of many people all the way to our lawmakers. Talking on a cell phone is one thing, but texting while driving can be criminal. I read that five seconds is the average time your eyes are off the road while texting. 

Life is full of difficulties – Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey and New York; the tornadoes in Missouri and Henryville, Ind.; or the Boston Marathon bombings this past week. When there are disasters – what do you do? Do we ask for help or try to go it on our own?

Whether it is tragedies like those already mentioned, work problems, financial problems, raising kids, aging, health problems or things similar, we all need help as we travel the road of life. So when we find ourselves in difficult or desperate situations, what should we do?

Several members of Family Worship Center’s youth group, Cutting Edge Student Ministries, competed April 12-13 in the Kentucky Teen Talent at the Kentucky Church of God Campgrounds in Lexington.
CESM had 13 entries in various categories, both individual and group, such as human video, drama, pantomime, art, singing and Bible teaching. FWC’s youth came back with five State Championship trophies and four runner-up trophies.