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September 27, 2009

Peggy Longmire: YES choir enhances worship

The contemporary service at Guilford Park Presbyterian Church might have been slow to start about 10 years ago, but now the YES (Year-round Early Service) Praise Ensemble has really taken off — not only with the early service, but also by presenting... Read More

September 26, 2009

Bringing help to people awash in destruction

The blue two-story house looked as if it had been swept from its foundation — fully intact — at the will of another power. And at the end of the journey, it was left to collapse sideways in an empty field. Read More

September 25, 2009

Methodist church hosts fall bazaar

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Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAY Habitat for Humanity yard sale, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 1630 Westbrook Ave., Elon. Free popcorn and lemonade, games for children, silent auction. 584-5263. Read More

Flu fight enlists pulpits to battle virus pew by pew

Tens of thousands of people are in houses of worship in Guilford County on any given weekend — and the government hopes to harness that in combatting H1N1. Read More

Teens step outside their comfort zones to help others

This year marked the 14th anniversary for St. Pius X high school students traveling with Catholic Heart Workcamp . We drove to Rocky Mount, Va., and stayed at Ferrum College with other Catholic young people from across the country. Each day, the youth tra... Read More

September 23, 2009

Pastor held 'hostage' to collect food for Urban Ministry

As customers entered Lowes Foods on Saturday, the Mission Possible Kids of West Market Street United Methodist Church handed them a note explaining that they had kidnapped their pastor. The Rev. Dave Melton, who was sitting there wrapped in a rope, even p... Read More

September 22, 2009

Disbanded church has buyer — another church

The big, sprawling church in the shadow of Four Seasons Town Centre hasn’t stayed on the market long. A buyer has made an offer for Asbury United Methodist Church. One of the real estate agents handling the sale says the buyer has declined to be ide... Read More

September 20, 2009

Blood drive to honor toddler fighting cancer

It’s been about nine months since baby Matheson Barber of Greensboro was diagnosed with leukemia. Although he’s finished with chemotherapy, 14-month-old Matheson’s parents are still praying for a full recovery. The first six months are... Read More

September 19, 2009

Bluegrass concert to help homeless gain stability

Got plans for today? Festival on the Mount, featuring bluegrass and crafts, is scheduled from noon to 8 p.m. today — rain or shine — at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church. Proceeds will benefit Greensboro Urban Ministry’s Partnership... Read More

September 18, 2009

Rockingham County church events: Revival to begin at Eden’s First United Methodist

SATURDAY Guitar and bass guitar lessons, 9 and 10 a.m. Saturdays, Crosswalk Cafe, Church of God of Prophecy, 13811 N.C. 87, Eden. For beginners and intermediates. Must have your own guitar. Free. 623-4042. SUNDAY Encounter Ministry, 8:30 a.m. Sundays, May... Read More

Ramadan: breaking the day's fast

HIGH POINT — With the demeanor of a game show host, the imam asks those in the crowded restaurant — closed to the public for this Muslim gathering Wednesday — how many chapters of the Quran were revealed in Mecca. Badi Ali asks first in... Read More

Youth on a Mission: Breaking bonds helps preteens on Va. mission trip

Did you ever think that you would go on a missions trip and have your hands bound like a prisoner? The Adams Farm Community Church Pre-Teen Missions Team experienced this in Manassas, Va., at GROUP Workcamps. The 10-member team had their hands tied to lea... Read More

September 17, 2009

Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAYFacing times of transition, 8:30 a.m.-noon, First Lutheran Church, 3600 W. Friendly Ave., Greensboro. $10 donation is requested. 202-6848. Community Day 2009, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Washington Terrace Park, 108 Gordon St., High Point. Free food, music, h... Read More

Women continue jewish holiday tradition

Women are given three special assignments in sacred Jewish texts — and Marianna Mintz is nearly elbow deep in eggs, water, yeast and more than a dozen cups of flour to fulfill one of them. “I usually make challah out of frozen rolls,” s... Read More

September 15, 2009

'A sacred space'

A woman who recently walked through the doors of the Sacred Garden Bookstore was visibly frazzled as she glanced over books about faith. She eventually asked manager Kristen Southworth for a recommendation. Southworth pointed her to “Angry Conversat... Read More

September 12, 2009

High Point synagogue looking to change locations, not close

The “For Sale” sign in front of B’nai Israel Synagogue tells only part of the story these days for the Triad’s oldest Jewish community. Barbara Collins, a lay leader and immediate past president of the congregation, has heard that... Read More

September 11, 2009

Nancy McLaughlin: High Point synagogue looking to change locations, not close

The “For Sale” sign in front of B’nai Israel Synagogue tells only part of the story these days for the Triad’s oldest Jewish community. Barbara Collins, a lay leader and immediate past president of the congregation, has heard that... Read More

Rockingham County church events: Busy Saturday in Eden, Reidsville

SATURDAY Yard and bake sale, 9 a.m., King Memorial Baptist Church, 811 West Ave., Eden. Sale will include hot dogs, hamburgers and soft drinks. Proceeds to benefit the church. 627-4531. Read More

Peggy Longmire: Campers go on missions

As the Sept. 11, 2001, anniversary approaches, Shirley and D.C. Thompson of Greensboro will once again remember the opportunity they had to help with the disaster relief at the Pentagon after that never-to-be-forgotten day in our nation’s history. Read More

September 10, 2009

Youth on a Mission: Tears, laughter and ice cream

As an adult who participated in the Appalachia Service Project mission trip as part of a consortium of United Methodist churches, Susan Magas had the privilege of seeing all 11 projects in process as a runner in the supply truck. “Eighty persons cam... Read More

Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAY Community rummage sale, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Our Lady of Mercy School, 1730 Link Road, Winston-Salem. Bake sale, 50/50 raffle. Centennial celebration, 9 a.m.-noon, Hunter Hills Evangelical Friends Church, 1201 Merritt Dr., Greensboro. www.hunterhills.f... Read More

September 6, 2009

'For-sale’ signs dot church properties

It’s rare to see a large church property come on the market, a fact local real estate agents are hoping will attract interest in the 22,000-square-foot former Asbury United Methodist Church. The church on Pinecroft Road just went on the market for...... Read More

September 5, 2009

Churches creating community choir

Area churches are sponsoring an interdenominational adult choir for anyone interested in sharing a love of music with the community. The choir will sing a variety of sacred and secular music, including hymn favorites, Broadway selections, classical and pa... Read More

Teenager builds spiritual ties

With her grandparents seated on the front row, Katherine Bernstein led the assisted-living congregation in blessing the bread and grape juice symbolizing wine while another teen played the piano and a half-dozen other young people chanted Hebrew prayers f... Read More

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