01.30.09
Posted in Weekly Church News at 8:09 am by The Daily Record
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Pictured at the Jan. 13 Dunn Christian Women’s Connection meeting are, front from left, Pattie Godwin, Fran Dixon and Ruby Lee; back row, Freddie Beasley, Gail Tart, Kellie Hinshaw, Debbie Phillips, Amelia Paterson and Sharon Horne. Mrs. Hinshaw talked on ‘How the Potter Molded Me’ and also sang. There were 70 people in attendance. Angie Wilson of Imagine That Handbags in Clinton presented the feature and Tiffany Smith presented a solo. The next brunch, ‘The Heart of the Matter,’ will will be held from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Feb. 10 at Triangle South Enterprise Center. Speaker Bonnie Clark of Aberdeen will speak on ‘The Power of Forgiveness,’ and Shane Smith of 4 Seasons Florist - Flowers from the Heart, will give the feature. Beth Lee of Benson will present a solo. The cost is $11. For reservations, call 892-6997 or 892-2285. For information on a complimentary nursery, call 891-4145.
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 8:03 am by The Daily Record
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Coats Church of God recently purchased and installed a large high-definition TV for the fellowship hall. Pastor Hollis Fedrick says the technology has already been a great blessing to the church children and teens.
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:54 am by The Daily Record
Adoration Quartet and The Taylors will be in concert at Fellowship Baptist Church Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. Adoration Quartet is a North Carolina-based southern gospel group formed in 2002. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:53 am by The Daily Record
Red Hill PFWB Church Senior Saints met Jan. 10 at the church fellowship hall. Leader Jackie McLeod welcomed everyone. Prayer requests were given followed by prayer.
Claudia Norris was recognized for having a January birthday. Ms. Norris was given a gift and a small cake. A meal was then served and door prizes were awarded. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:51 am by The Daily Record
Shirley Blue
Pastors Stanley and June Douglas and the Covenant Partners of New Vision of Christ Christian Center, 608 Spring Branch Road, Dunn, announce the introductory sermon of Missionary Shirley Leake Blue, right, on Sunday at 6 p.m. in the church sanctuary. Ms. Blue is a native of Dunn. She has two children, Jonathan and Destyni. She is the daughter of Vann Leake of Dunn and the late Ernest Ray Elliott. Ms. Blue is employed with Wake Medical Center in Raleigh. She is one of the founding members of New Vision.
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:44 am by The Daily Record
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There will be a gospel sing Sunday at 6 p.m. at Friendly Chapel Church. Featured will be Keith and Kayla Rivenbark. Admission is free, however, a love offering will be received. The church is located in the McGee’s Crossroads community.
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:43 am by The Daily Record
The Spring Branch Baptist Church Keenagers met Jan. 22 at the Sandpiper Restaurant in Clinton with 28 members in attendance. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:39 am by The Daily Record
There are several great churches to visit. The following are scheduled activities and events for various local churches.
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01.29.09
Posted in Weekly Church News at 7:47 am by The Daily Record
Elder Thornton
Dunn United Christian Church Youth Movement will observe its annual celebration Sunday at 6 p.m. The event will be held at Trinity AME Zion Church, 700 E. Johnson St., Dunn. The guest speaker will be Elder Eric L. Thornton, right, of Dunn. The topic will be ‘Yes We Can, One Child At A Time.’
Youth from area churches — including St. Stephens, Harnett Chapel, Evening Star and Dunn Chapel — will take part in the service. The Youth Movement was founded in 1952 and continues to give scholarships to high school graduates. The public is invited to attend. The pastor at Trinity AMEZ is the Rev. Edward Hill.
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01.23.09
Posted in Everyday Faith at 8:59 am by Ellen Gillette
The Dixie Melody Boys will be featured at the Agri Civic Center in Clinton on Saturday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. The Dixie Melody Boys will share their unique, four-part harmony.
Dixie Melody Boys
Since organizing more than four decades ago, The Dixie Melody Boys have enjoyed much success, including a Grammy nomination and numerous Fan Award nominations from The Singing News Magazine. Hit releases include “I’ll Be Living That Way,” “I Won’t Compromise,” “Welcome Home,” “Antioch Church Choir” and “I’m One Of Them.” The group leader, Ed O’Neal, a 45-year Gospel Music veteran, was inducted into the Southern Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame in 2004.
For more information call 592-5132.
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