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  • Church Calendar - April 1, 2015

     Easter egg hunt at Parkway

    Parkway Baptist Church, Old Sonora Road, Hodgenville, will hold an Easter egg hunt 2 p.m. April 4. Games, prizes, food, girls’ and boys’ bike giveaway.

     

    Easter programs at Magnolia Cumberland

    Magnolia Cumberland Presbyterian Church will hold several Easter presentations: 7 p.m. April 2 (Maundy Thursday), and a cantata, “Jesus Saves,” 7 p.m. April 3 and 10:45 a.m. April 5.

     

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  • PHOTO: Christian Women meet

     The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Hodgenville Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) hosted a Ladies’ Night March 17 in their newly remodeled annex on Lincoln Square.

    Women from Union, Salem, Rolling Fork and White Mills Christian churches were invited to attend the St. Patrick’s Day meal with Linda Jones as guest speaker. 

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  • COLUMN: Answer when Jesus calls

      Go with me to John’s gospel, chapter 20 and verses 11-18 to read once again concerning the resurrection of Jesus. Mary was the first person Jesus spoke to early that resurrection morning. Why didn’t he speak to Pilate or some of the religious leaders?

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  • PHOTO: Youth Sunday

    These children took part in Youth Sunday at Friendship Baptist #2. Front from left, Caydence, Carolynn, Peyton; back, Tyler, Cameron, Jake, Christian, Catherine, Chloe, Patricia, Kaleigh and Hannah. Sarah Cooper is not pictured. Youth Sunday was coordinated by Vicki Graham.

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  • Church Calendar - March 25, 2015

    Food pantry at LaRue County Church of Christ
    The LaRue County Church of Christ’s food pantry will give away food 6-7 p.m. March 25 and 9 a.m. to noon March 27 to those who qualify. The church is located on Old E’town Road, Hodgenville. For more information, call 270-358-9812.

    ‘Jews for Jesus’ at Middle Creek recreates the Passover

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  • TOUCHPOINTS: Built upon the rock

     Jesus said, “I will build my church” (ecclesia). And I say also unto thee, that thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”

    “Ecclesia” means a called out assembly or congregation; political (Acts 19:39); Christian (Ephesians 1:22,23); or national (Acts 7:38).

    God calls the saved out of the world to congregate in worship. This is the church in the world – in it but not of it. Jesus’ church is not synonymous with Christendom (Christians as a whole).

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  • COLUMN: Trust in the Lord alone

    My favorite scripture apart from John 3:16 is Proverbs 3:5-7. In a world of distrust, with many not living up to their promises, Solomon tells us about the person we can trust.

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  • House-Webb speaks to Women's Connection

     The Elizabethtown Area Christian Women’s Connection held a luncheon March 9 at Stone Hearth Restaurant. About 50 women from Elizabethtown, Radcliff, Hodgenville, Vine Grove, Cecilia, and Leitchfield attended. Joni House-Webb, president of the Lincoln Trail Master Gardeners Association, spoke about container gardening.

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  • Church Calendar - March 18, 2015

     Gospel singing at Buffalo Baptist

    Buffalo Baptist Church will hold a gospel singing 6 p.m. March 22. Performers are Mark Ramsey, Ron Benningfield, Glen Rice, Tim Shockley, Amy Loyall and Terry Sandidge.

     

    Middle Creek Baptist Church Great Giveaway

    Middle Creek Baptist Church is holding its annual “Great Giveaway” 7 p.m. March 22-25. Bro. Johnny Spray will speak. Nightly giveaways including a flat screen TV on Wednesday. 

     

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  • COLUMN: Draw your self-confidence from God

     A certain amount of confidence is needed in life. Belief in what you are doing is very important. A good athlete who does not believe in his ability will sit on the bench beside the coach. A public speaker must believe in his message to be effective.

    Paul said, “Our competence comes from God” (2 Corinthians 3:4-5). He said that as Christians we are not to “think more highly of yourself than you ought” (Romans 12:3).

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