Church news for Thursday, June 30, 2011
“The Low Road to High Places” (James 4:9-10) was the title of Bro. Derrell’s message for this Sunday. The book of James tells us, “Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord and he shall lift you up.” Humble yourself as a little child; the same is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. God rewards our lives; it will outshine all else this world has to offer. Sunday, in the absence of Dr. Mac Stinson, the Rev. Charles Tew filled our pulpit. He took his scripture from 1 Corinthians. This scripture stressed the importance of being the best that we can be. In biblical vernacular, we all need to let our little light shine. We all have the opportunity to be an influence in our church, school, community, social clubs and in the work force: anywhere people gather and observe us and our behavior. We are to love our brothers and sisters. We are to love those who despitefully use us. God put all of us in somebody else’s life to impact them. Be sure the influence you impart is for the better. There was a celebration of life memorial service for Everette Bagby at Johns Ride Out Memorial Chapel earlier this week in Homewood. His widow, Robbie, was in charge of organizing the service in accordance with their mutual wishes. Dr. Mac Stinson, pastor, also had a role in the service. All of us at Christ Independent Methodist Church where Everette and Robbie were members will miss him and extend sympathy to Robbie and their families. Pray this week for our youth while in Fuge camps in Mississippi. Also pray for James Moore, Charles Bryant, Elza Enriquez, Dylan Cullum, Chris Cullum, Betty McGee, Chris and Sonja Cox, Jim Beck, Pete Burnett, Rita Brasher, Vicki Knight, Larry Little, Kyle Pack, Catherine Gillespie, Alan Adams, all people in storm areas, our missionaries, all families that have lost loved ones, and for revival to come. An organizational meeting for the Chilton Christian Community Theatre was this past Tuesday, but it’s not too late to sign up. We hope to grow this theatre group into a countywide effort. The CCCT will perform a couple of family-friendly plays each year, providing opportunities for personal testimonies and to show the world that Christians can have fun. If God is calling you into drama as a ministry, please contact us! In the absence of Bro Dennis Smith, Bro Dewayne Castleberry brought the morning message entitled “Have You Left Your First Love” taken from Revelation 2:1-7.Abraham Adams Mississippi - News
Brother Glenn preached a powerful sermon on “The Ultimate Test of Faith,” based on Genesis 22 where Abraham was instructed by God to sacrifice his only son Isaac. Again, Abraham's faith and trust in God was rewarded as God provided a ram for the
Poor Abraham Lincoln. In 1914, white supremacist and Mississippi Sen. James K. Vardaman twisted Lincoln's opinions to recruit him to the Southern segregationist cause. In an attempt to put himself in good company after his resignation, Richard Nixon
Submitted March 2 Felicia C. Adams, of Mississippi, to be US Attorney for the Northern District of Mississippi for the term of 4 years, vice James Ming Greenlee, term expired. Walter A. Barrows, of Virginia, to be a member of the Railroad Retirement
On March 4, 1861, Abraham Lincoln cast his first Inaugural Address as a last-ditch effort to win back the South. A single thorny issue divided the nation, he declared: "One section of our country believes slavery is right and ought to be extended,
According to Joe Vastine, a member of the Lebanon Historical Society, Abraham Lincoln had been rumored to stay there once (although that's never been proven, it is known that Lincoln walked the Vincennes trail and stopped in Lebanon).
Abraham Adams Mississippi - Bookshelf
Mississippi Confederate Grave Registrations: M-Z
HN SCHOOLER HH SCHOOLER John K. SCHRÖCK, Abraham SCHRÖCK. ... MS Copi 33rd MS Inf. 1827-1880 Leak Pont 42nd MS Inf. 1 82 1 - 1 885 Tate Tate Adams MS Cav. ...Adams addenda
MISSISSIPPI: KEMPER COUNTY 1850 CENSUS ADAMS GIVEN NAME SEX AGE POB OCCUP ... GA STUDENT 120 869 HH/O ROBERT E SARAH F 15 w MS 115 809 HH/O MAD ABRAHAM M 59 ...Niles' weekly register
... Asa Mann, Tioga; Adam King, York; Daniel Shaffer, Adams; Abraham Adams, ... Mississippi. Two sets of electors are already named in this states — one ...Niles' weekly register
... Asa Mann, Tioga; Adam King, York; Daniel Shaffer, Adams; Abraham Adams, ... Mississippi. Two sets of electors are already named in this state— one ...NILESP WEEKLY REGIGSTER
Mississippi. Two sets of electors are already named in this state— one favorable to Mr. Adams, the other to general Jackson. The gentlemen on both tickets ...Information Terminal Directory
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Abraham Adams House, Newbury, Massachusetts, listed on the NRHP in Massachusetts ... Adams-Taylor-McRae House, Elwood Community, Mississippi, listed on the NRHP in Mississippi ...
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Benjamine McWorter.Benjamine married Drucilla Adams on 6 Mar 1821 in , ... Abraham Adams. Francis Adams was born on 4 Mar 1697 in ,,, Ireland. ...
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Cathy Abraham 1989 graduate of Scituate High School in Scituate, MA is on Memory Lane. Get caught up with Cathy and other high school alumni from Scituate High School.
Mississippi FGS Project - Charts
Family Group Sheets submitted by researchers for families of a specific surname who lived at some point in the state of Mississippi.