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Renowned evangelist to visit here
Liberty County is in for a treat. Internationally acclaimed Bible teacher, prophet, psalmist, media personality and author, Dr. Juanita Bynum, is coming to town.
Thank God and those who guide, support us
I wanted to take time during this Thanksgiving season to thank you for all you do. There are always a few people who do most of the work. Sometimes that happens at work, in a family, in a church or in a community.
Be aware of love, hate in life
So often these days we hear stories about love and hate. In fact, if we look at our own lives and the things going on around us, we can see the impact of love and hate. This love and hate cycle is part of our lives.
Thanksgiving service unites community
This year has been a lean one, that's for sure, and many people have endured hardships like never before. Now the season of giving and thanksgiving is upon us.
Church thanks pastor for 50 years of service
We've all heard the old saying, "Give me my flowers while I am living so I can enjoy them." That's what the members of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church in Fleming did for their pastor Nov. 7.
People make Liberty great
Six years ago when my wife Judy and I drove into Hinesville on Highway 84, we quickly realized Hinesville is not an ordinary town.
Goodbye to dear friends
Our community has a friend. Our community has many friends. However, one friend really comes to mind this week. Perhaps the reason for this is that we will soon bid farewell to him and his wife.
Stephen ministers called to service
First Baptist Church of Hinesville recently began a new ministry program called Stephen Ministry.
Government should not be parents
It's that time again. November third is coming and you have to decide: Will you go stand in line and navigate the waters of the voting pool? Or will you say, "I just don't have time for this, and what difference does it make anyway? I'm not going." Or, how about this one: "I don't like the choices. I'm not even going to vote this time." I actually had one person say to me in a restaurant this week, "Unless they can give me someone worth voting for, why should I bother?"
Camp meeting is tradition at Pleasant Grove
It has been an exciting week of celebration for Pleasant Grove African Methodist Episcopal Church. Camp meeting services began last Sunday evening and will culminate today at 3:30 p.m.
Long countians help Kentucky ministry
Three Long County women, with the help of a few others, are doing their part to help the poor this winter.
Come forth, invest in God
Prayer is special. Prayer is unique. Prayer is communion. Prayer is the soul's sincere desire uttered or expressed unto God, through Jesus Christ, His son.
What my pastor means to me
Pastors spend many hours encouraging and supporting members of their congregations. During the week - and especially on Sundays - they help people cope with a myriad of issues and problems.
Camp meetings continue at St. Peter's
St. Peter's AME Church next weekend will continue a tradition that started around the time of the Civil War.
'Angels All Around'
I discovered that penning a second book was far easier than the first one, partly because of what I learned in the first process - the process of dealing with editing, publishing, marketing and such - but more so because of the themes and content.
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What are your choices for etertnity?
Every person faces an eternal destiny. When we study the word of God, it is seen to be a fact. One of these, heaven or hell, will be our place of eternal destiny when this life is over.
Liberty Prayer Chapel set for anniversary
As members of the Liberty Prayer Chapel family of Hinesville prepare for their church's 11th anniversary, they are reflecting and anticipating a great time of fellowship.
We need the Lord's peace
While recently driving through our wonderful city, my attention was arrested by this inscription written on a church marquee: "Know Jesus, Know Peace, No Jesus, No Peace."
Live a life that's worth following
In 1 Corinthians 11, the Apostle Paul issued a brave request. He stated, "Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ."
Count your blessings in tough times
"Count your blessings, name them one by one. Count your blessings, see what God has done." Those words first were written in 1897 by a man named Johnson Oatman Jr. But they remain wonderful words of truth even today.
Don't let your salvation be stolen, part 3
The apostles suffered many things because of their desire to proclaim the message of Jesus to the world.
Church musician praised for work
Sarah Steward Izzard started playing piano in churches at the age of 12 - and still is playing more than 50 years later.
You need courage
From the moment I read Philippians 1: 20-21, I knew this verse would be my "new standard."
God depends on you to touch lives
Many feel that if anything is going to be accomplished for God, then God is going to have to get the job done.
Jesus leads us through trials, tribulations
In recent weeks, I have thought a lot about the word tribulation.
Don't let your salvation be stolen, part 2
Last week, we began looking at occasions when false teachers had tried to rob God's people of their salvation. Continuing the discussion of Paul speaking to the people at Galatia, he had shared the good news with them, shown them the way of salvation and now they were following a different way.
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