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Hope International Ministries begins youth services
Hope International Ministries has begun having youth services each Tuesday night.
The services begin at 7:30 p.m., and all youth are invited. Transportation is available.
The church is located at 610 W. Main St. For more information, call 789-8601 or (270) 250-2209.
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Grace Notes: Ode to a pipsqueak giant
Every church has one and mine is no exception - a matriarch or mother of the church.
It's not a title or position someone campaigns for or is appointed to, but it's a role someone becomes by virtue of her love and faith and selfless faithfulness.
In my church, that would be a tiny pipsqueak named Betty Santana. I always tell Betty that the reason I like her so much is because I tower over her. The truth is, even though she's only about 4-foot-9 or so, she towers over everyone at my church, me included.
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Locals heading for Tanzania village to offer help
Staff Report
John Hansford and Matthew Morrell of Campbellsville along with three members of River of Life Church in Springfield are leaving tomorrow for a mission trip to a village in Tanzania, East Africa.
Hansford and his wife, Candace, lived in Tanzania for about six months before coming to Campbellsville.
"They just don't have the resources there to accomplish what they need," Candace Hansford said. "So we partner with the local pastor there to help provide what the Lord lays on his heart."
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Bethel First Presbyterian to host Precept study
Where are men and women - young and old - who are strong and courageous? Men and women who do not want to be dismayed - shaken by the storms and conflicts of life, but strong enough in character to stand for what God says is right and true? Men and women who know God, believe God and are going to get a grip on God and everything he has for them in this life.
Joshua was strong and courageous. See what made him that way.
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Go Tell Crusade
The stands at Taylor County High School's football stadium were packed with those who had come to praise God. Evangelist Rick Gage was in Campbellsville through last night to conduct his South Central Kentucky Go Tell Crusade. For more than a decade, Gage has been filling high school football stadiums with Billy Graham-style crusades in small communities. For more information about Gage's ministry, visit www.gotellcrusades.com.
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See You at the Pole is Wednesday, Sept. 24
Both Campbellsville and Taylor County high schools will be taking part in the annual See You at the Pole event, set for Wednesday, Sept. 24.
SYATP is a student-initiated and student-led movement that began in Texas in 1990 with a single church youth group and is now observed by millions of students across the nation.
According to the organization's Web site, www.syatp.com, SYATP connects believers together at the beginning of the school year, so they can stand strong together throughout the year.
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Grace Notes: How many of me?
The other day I got an e-mail from Nancy Kennedy. That's Nancy B. Kennedy from Hopewell, N.J.
Years ago, she and I both wrote articles for the same magazine group - I wrote humor stories and she wrote about finance, and readers often got us mixed up. I told her once that I thought about writing a humorous finance article and really confusing things.
We became acquainted when either the magazines' business office or the IRS mixed up our 1099s.
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Early Days
TEN YEARS AGO
Sept. 17, 1998
Descendants of Isaac and Rosa Pepper Berry family met for a reunion recently at the home of Donald and Norma Jean Swafford.
Majestee Lyne Hughes, daughter of Kevin and Jessica Hughes, was named third runner-up at the New Star Discovery National Pageant in Lisle, Ill. on Aug. 6-9.
The Harmony Homemakers met Tuesday, Sept. 8 at the Kentucky Utilities building with 20 present.
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New Life to host Virtuous Woman's Conference
It is that time of year again when all the women of New Life and their friends plan to get away for the day.
The theme of this year's service is "Free at Last." Are you struggling to be free in some area of your life that is just like weights?
On Saturday, Sept. 27, the Virtuous Woman's Conference at New Life will feature speakers Connie Childs of Madisonville and Clarissa Wilson of Louisville.
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Asbury United Methodist to celebrate 105 years
Duane Bonifer
Correspondent
Twenty years ago, Asbury United Methodist Church could have held most of its services in one of its members' living rooms as the church rarely had more than 10 people at a service.
Today, the church at 9600 New Columbia Road on the Adair-Taylor county line, is a thriving faith community of more than 220 members. Weekly attendance averages more than 100.
And on Sunday, the church will host a special service that celebrates "105 years in ministry."
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