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VBS: Facing fear, trusting Go

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What are you most afraid of? Heights? Failure? Riding over long bridges? Who was it that sang “I don’t like spiders and snakes ...”?

I read this week that psychologists have identified 628 kinds of phobias. For instance, achluophobia is fear of darkness; bathmophobia is fear of stairs or steep slopes; belonephobia is fear of pins and needles; cacophobia is fear of ugliness; amnesiphobia is fear of ... I can’t remember that one. Mageirocophobia is fear of cooking. The list goes on and on. Read More»

COS will host Goliath Mud Challenge June 1 in Tyrone

Young volunteer Thomas Crymes demonstrates one of the 18 obstacles in the 5K Goliath Mud Run hosted by Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church. The event will take place June 1. Photo/Special.

Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church in collaboration with The Hudson Family Foundation will host Fayette County’s first mud run on Saturday, June 1.

The Goliath Mud Challenge will take place on the church’s property at 411 Palmetto Road in Tyrone at 7 a.m. The Elite Wave begins at 8:30 a.m., with Filthy Fun Waves every half-hour until noon.

A special kid’s fun challenge begins at 10:45 a.m. The 5K course includes 18 obstacles.

Funds raised will benefit youth of Georgia and Fayette County. Read More»

Army chaplain will be featured speaker at PTCUMC Memorial Day service May 26

Retired U.S. Army Chaplain Col. Bernard L. Windmiller will be the featured speaker on Sunday, May 26 at Peachtree City United Methodist Church during the 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship services in honor of the Memorial Day holiday. Windmiller is the father of the Rev. Keith Windmiller, associate pastor at Peachtree City United Methodist Church.

Memorial Day is a time to reflect and remember those who gave their lives for their country. Read More»

Word of Life FMC will hold youth rally June 8

Word of Life Free Methodist Church in Fayetteville will host a Youth Rally on June 8 from noon until 4 p.m. in the church parking lot.

The event will feature free food, free games, free giveaways, live music and vendors.

The church also is looking for donations to help with its ministry for human trafficking around the world.

Word of Life FMC is at 405 Fayette Place Fayetteville, behind the Dairy Queen in the Harvest Community Shopping Center, in front of the Wings and Things Restaurant.

FFUMC will offer summer music camp for kids in July

At Fayetteville First’s Summer Music Camp this year children will learn about faith heroes through music. Rising kindergarten through rising sixth graders will have fun with friends as they grow spiritually and musically.

Camp will be held July 8-12, from 9 a.m. to noon each day.

Activities include drama, set design, instruments, choir and movement. Participants will end the week with a program. Classes will be led by Joan Aycock and Delacey Wilkins.

Scholarships are available in exchange for volunteer hours. Sibling discounts of $25 per child apply. Read More»

Senior citizens at Fayetteville First UMC stay ‘on the move’ with many and varied activities

Keep it moving at Fayetteville First United Methodist. That’s the motto of the church’s seniors as they stay active with each other and in the community.

“We all need to stay connected and giving throughout our lives,” says Carolyn Clifton, associate minister at FFUMC. “Our diverse programs for seniors encourage us to look beyond ourselves, to learn, grow and give to others. Weekly and monthly programs and outings move us toward living whole, balanced lives.” Read More»

Religion Briefs 05/22/13

The Talleys to appear in Sharpsburg
Southern Gospel favorites “The Talleys” will be in concert Sunday evening May 26 at 6 p.m. at the Sharpsburg Church of the Nazarene, 4757 Ga. Hwy. 34 East, Sharpsburg. There is no charge for the concert but a freewill offering will be received.  For more information call the church, 770-252-3734.

Free VBS at Providence UMC Read More»

Piedmont-Fayette offers pastoral care courses

Piedmont Fayette Hospital offers graduate level pastoral care training known as clinical pastoral education (CPE) for community members and clergy interested in learning more about spiritual care.

As part of the program, students of all faiths minister to people in intimate and sometimes critical situations while being supervised. Over the course of five months, the CPE students will engage with patients in a variety of settings including hospitals, prisons and hospice facilities. Read More»

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Answers to your questions about life, religion and the Bible

To heaven and back?

Dear Father Paul:  From time-to-time I read stories about people who “died” and visited heaven, then came back to life and recounted their experiences.  What do you think about these accounts?   True … or phony? —   Brad
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Georgia Singers will perform at PTC Presbyterian Church May 19

The Georgia Singers from Peachtree Cit

Georgia Singers, a Peachtree City based community choir for young women, will perform at the First Presbyterian Church of Peachtree City on Sunday evening, May 19, at 6 p.m. Ages of the two choirs of girls begin in grade seven and go through young adult. They are under the direction of Dr. Franklin Green with accompanist Rick Massengale. Read More»

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