Religion

My son landed in a college course on Atheism last year. As you would expect, this raised his old man’s eyebrows. Having read my share of stormy essays and sympathetic voices of doubt, I wondered how a preacher’s kid would hear these voices. The good news is that he weathered the hostility of Marx, Freud, and Dawkins and is hopefully a bit more thoughtful about the thought required of faith.

The year has already begun – 2011 has started with a bang. One month has already flown by and life continues to move at a rapid rate. It seems the older you get, the faster life goes by. Do you think about what’s left? How many years do I have? What kind of quality of life will they be? What kind of health will I be in? Will my money hold out? And what about this day? Where will I go from here?

Methodist church holds Wednesday Bible study

Carrollton United Methodist Church, 310 Highland Avenue, invites everyone to attend their weekly Bible study led by the Rev. Clifford Sparks. 
This on-going study  begins with Genesis and will continue through all books of the Bible. 
Please join the group at the church on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m.
For more information please contact the church at (502) 732-8886.

CAYR Ministry set for Friday in Prestonville

Care Ministry set for Calvary Full Gospel

Calvary Full Gospel church will hold its end of the month community supper on the last Friday of each month, at the Westside Fire Department in Prestonville.  This month it will be held on Friday, Jan. 28. Come as you are. There is no fee. Care Ministry is reaching out to those in need and sharing the love of Christ one to another.

Hymn sing set for Sanders church

Sanders Baptist Church invites the community to its first hymn sing of the new year on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p.m.