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Church

  • Remembering to remember

    On most days, I have a terrible memory, but not today.
    Today, I can’t stop remembering.

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  • How do you handle life?

    Dale Kendrick, Guest Columnist

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  • Church briefs

    BENSON UNITED METHODIST
    Benson United Methodist Church will be hosting a “Spring Sing” on Sunday, May 3 at 4 p.m. featuring the “Ole Stump Kickers” from Menifee County.
    We cordially invite everyone to come and join us for an afternoon of singing and fellowship for the glory of Jesus.  Refreshments will be served.

    LEESBURG CHRISTIAN
    Leesburg Christian Church will sponsor a byTavi Fashion Show on April 25 at 11:30 a.m.

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  • A fish called grace

    In 2007, Australian diver Eric Nerhus reported being swallowed by a great white shark.
    He said it was like being trapped in a cave.
    He told the London-based newspaper The Daily Telegraph that one minute he was “prying abalone off the rocks with a chisel; the next he found his head, torso and one arm enclosed by the killer shark’s razor-sharp teeth.”
    He escaped after stabbing the shark in the eye with his chisel.

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  • Church News 4-2-15

    ODDVILLE UNITED
    METHODIST
    Oddville United Methodist Church will be having a one night revival on Saturday, April 18.
    The Rev. Adam Gulley will bring the message. Gulley is the pastor of Nepton United Methodist Church. There will also be special music by soloists Dawn Arnold and Jimmy Caskey. Come join us and see what the Lord can do. Revival starts at 6 p.m.
    For more information contact Pastor Megan Reed at 859-588-0609.

    WAREAGLE MINISTRIES

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  • The joyful promise of the Resurrection

    We welcome the arrival of spring. Sunshine encourages our hearts after 2015’s winter snowfalls. Colorful carpets of daffodils and tulips brighten the Central Kentucky pre-Easter landscape. Inhale deeply, exhale slowly the refreshing newness of spring.
    One of the objectives of writing articles for the Cynthiana / Harrison County Ministerial Association includes letting the community get to know the members. Communication through reflective writing fills the bill.

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  • Celebrating the worst best thing

    The other day I thought of the phrase, “the best worst thing.”
    Is it even possible to have a best worst thing? Isn’t that an oxymoron, like jumbo shrimp or pretty ugly?
    For one of my daughters, the past year has been the worst of her life, and she’s still asking why. “If Jesus loves me, why did he let this happen?” she asks.

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  • Church News 3-26-15

    EASTER AT
    CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
    Central Christian Church, located at Second and Riggs, will have a Good Friday service at 9 p.m. Friday, April 3.
    On Saturday, April 4, the church will host an 11 a.m. Easter egg hunt.
    Food will be served and prizes will be given. There will be three age groups for the hunt. Children will also be able to have their photograph taken with Rabbit.
    Sunday, April 5, is Invite Friends Day. The Sunrise Service will begin at 7:30 a.m. followed by a breakfast.

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  • When God is "too small"

    A few years back, I read about a woman who titles her years according to what she wanted to accomplish or see happen during the year.
    One year might be “The year of overcoming” or “Hope will see me through.”
    That one particular year was titled “Your God is too small” after a lengthy conversation she had with a friend about all the things she doubted would ever happen, from family members coming to faith in Christ to whether she would ever or could ever sell her house.

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  • Daddy will carry it

    On our most recent visit to the pediatrician, we were told that my son, who is only 4 years old, is comparable in weight and height to an average 7-year-old.

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