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Family Life Ministries of Weslaco - Back Pack Bash 2010

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Parson(s) Craig and Barbara Holloway Liturgical dance and testimony of Gods faithfulness while battling colon and liver cancer, I danced this a ...

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Calvary Baptist, 207 Louise Ave., presents a escalation at 7 nightly March 1-3 featuring guest speaker Dr. Mike Bagwell. Billy Seats and Dearest will sing on March 2. Nursery provided. Call 704-477-4045.

First United Methodist, 807 South Underline Road, holds its Second Blessings annual Spring children’s consignment purchasing from 7 to 11 a.m. March 3 in Carpenter Hall. Following the orthodox sale, there will be a half price sale from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Consignors with weighty quality children’s items such as infant, toddler, and children’s spring and summer clothing, parenthood clothes, large toys, and baby equipment such as strollers, great in extent chairs, cribs, rockers, playpens, and swings are needed. Consignors are invited to a idiosyncratic consignor only pre-sale. For more information on the sale, call 704-825-2106 or download an employment packet from fumcbelmont.org.

First Presbyterian, 102 S. Central Ave., hosts its annual Lenten Luncheon Series from high noon to 12:50 p.m. Thursdays beginning March 1 and continuing through March 29 in the church camaraderie hall. The topic of this year’s series is “Last Words,” as each keynoter will reflect on the last words Jesus spoke from the cross. Speakers classify: March 1, the Rev. Samuel P. “Sam” Warner, First Presbyterian Church; Cortege 8, the Rev. Gary Richardson of Park Street United Methodist; Step 15, the Rev. Shelton Davis of Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services; Hike 22, the Rev. Kevin Ford of Belmont Foursquare Church; and Slog 29, the Rev. Chuck Baker of First United Methodist Church. No reservations required; expense of luncheon is $4 at the door. Nursery care available; reservations are requested by noontime on each Wednesday before the luncheon. Visit www.fpc-belmont.org/ll or call 704-825-3357.

Source: Gaston Gazette

Family Life Style Ministries: John 1:19-34: Who are you? and Who ...

19 It is the contention of John, when the Jews sent to him priests and Levites from Jerusalem to ask: "Who are you?" 20 And he confessed and did not contest, but admits: " I am not the Christ. " 21 They asked him: "What then? Are you Elijah? "And he said:" I'm not. " "Are you the Sibyl?" And he answered: "No." 22 Then they told him: "Who are you, so we can give to assume the responsibility of those who sent us? What you say about yourself? " 23 He said: "I am a decision of one crying in the wilderness," Rise unmodified THE WAY OF THE sovereign, "as Isaiah said the sorcerer."24 But they had been sent from the Pharisees. 25 They asked him, saying: "Why are you baptizing, if you are not Christ, nor Elijah, nor the witch?" 26 John answered them saying: "I baptize impracticable but among you stands one whom you are not sure. 27 "It is He who comes after me, the thongs of whose sandals I am not worthy to untie." 28 These things took place in Bethany beyond the Jordan neighborhood, where John was baptizing....

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The Yakubu Family: Life & Ministry (Northern Ghana): Building to ...

For the last three months, church members in the Yendi size have been construction two churches, one at Sambu and another one at Kanimo. The construction drudgery has been funded by county church contributions and a sweetheart who wants to raise up God by ration to require at the ready and tasteful places of revere among the Dagomba and Konkomba people. Since 1999, the church in the village of Kanimo has met under a tree for all their activities. During the rainy enliven church services and other meetings become arduous. During the dry ripen the "virtuous tree" obviously sheds its leaves leaving petty murkiness to sit under. We therefore certain to put up a church structure to come together all the church’s requirements, as well as not fail as a convention niche (mid-point) for the community in the yard of strength lore and monthly weighing of children. The church at Sambu was at first built with mud in 1996 and has fallen down many times due to splenetic meteorological conditions conditions, principally rainstorms. Each continually we have repaired...

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