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September 4, 2009

Rockingham County church events: Eden benefit features Southern gospel music

SATURDAY Yard sale and fish fry, 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept. 5, Spray United Methodist Church, 803 Morgan Road, Eden. Yard sale items including plus-size clothing, fish fry, hot dogs and sausage biscuits. 623-6122. Guitar and bass guitar lessons, 9 and 10 a.m. Sa... Read More

Youth on Mission: They have so little, but appreciate so much

Our group from Centenary United Methodist Church was struck by a stomach bug during our mission trip to Barahona, Dominican Republic, which posed an obstacle midweek, but spirits never dropped. Everyone worked as hard as they could when they could. For th... Read More

September 3, 2009

Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAY Clothing giveaway, 8 a.m., DaySpring Church, 1941 Vanstory St., Greensboro. Games and food. 292-9390. Health fair, 9 a.m., True Vine Pentecostal Church, 1415 Ivy Heights, Greensboro. Free hot dogs, drinks and clothes giveaway. Fish dinners will b... Read More

September 2, 2009

John McGinnis: Pastor surprised by look-alike scarecrow

Surprising an experienced pastor can be tough, but members of the St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in High Point pulled it off this summer in their community garden project. The Rev. Ken Kroohs helped plan the garden, but he didn’t know the... Read More

August 29, 2009

Religious art inspires a man, and a chapel, to renewed life

GREENSBORO — Norman Smith sat in his kitchen with a pot of coffee, the sun hours from rising. At the other end of the telephone line, a Sotheby’s representative in London waited at the auction house for bidding to begin on “Adoration of... Read More

Churches plan carnival, fish fry, community meal today

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Nancy McLaughlin: A message to the neo-Nazis about Greensboro

Thousands of people visit Greensboro every year — stopping by Stephanie’s or Stamey’s, a nationally recognized children’s museum, one of the busiest coliseums on the East Coast, and a rejuvenated downtown that includes the waterfal... Read More

August 28, 2009

Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAY Hands of Hope, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Carolina Memorial Baptist Church, 422 Liberty Dr., Thomasville. Six churches from Thomasville come together to meet the needs of individuals and families during tough economic times. Idol installation ceremony, 8 a.m... Read More

August 27, 2009

Youth on a Mission: Greensboro Christian Church

When most people think of missions trips, they think of traveling to another country or building houses for underprivileged families. The youth at Greensboro Christian Church participated in a different type of service project this summer. Nine students a... Read More

Ribbons, rally planned to oppose neo-Nazis

GREENSBORO — Places of worship across the city will hand out ribbons the next few days as a show of support for diversity and opposition to a planned meeting Saturday of a neo-Nazi group. The decision to display the ribbons rather than engage in a m... Read More

Church plans a day to help local unemployed

REIDSVILLE — When leaders at First Baptist Church began organizing a day to help the county’s unemployed, many ideas came to mind. They thought that providing information about returning to school and applying for financial aid would be helpfu... Read More

August 26, 2009

Religious services allowed, HUD says

GREENSBORO — When the sick and shut-ins at Elm Towers couldn’t attend  Sunday services at church, the church came to them. They worshipped and read the Bible in a community room where they play Bingo. Robert Jackson liked the convenience. Read More

August 22, 2009

Rockingham churches plan school supplies giveaway, more

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College students observe Ramadan away from home

Yasmeen Zamamiri will spend the first few days of the month-long Ramadan religious observance, which begins at sunrise today, alongside family in Greensboro — fasting and praying together, and then gathering for a special meal after sundown. When th... Read More

Need school supplies? Churches step in to fill need

The book bags were going, quickly. “You heard, 'We didn’t know how we were going to get our children school supplies,’ a lot,” said Micka Stephens , director of missions and outreach for Bethany Fellowship about the large crowds la... Read More

August 21, 2009

More events scheduled for school supply giveaways

 The book bags were going, quickly. “You heard, 'We didn’t know how we were going to get our children school supplies,’ a lot,” said Micka Stephens , director of missions and outreach for Bethany Fellowship about the large cro... Read More

Housing authority asks HUD to rule on religious services

People near and far are weighing in on whether the High Point Housing Authority got it right when officials began denying the use of a common space in a subsidized housing community for religious services. Most question whether the policy at Elm Tower is... Read More

Youth on a Mission: A week with a sense of purpose

Even though we were worried at the beginning of the week about how much we could get done on our mission trip to the Golden Isles in Georgia, our young people had rewarding experiences with the projects they worked on — and ended the week with a sen... Read More

August 20, 2009

Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAY Back to school block party, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Proximity United Methodist Church, 1200 Vine St., Greensboro. beckyr1@triad.rr.com or 292-7036. Family and Friends Day, 10 a.m. until, sponsored by New Jerusalem Tabernacle, Bryan Park Shelter No. 4, 62... Read More

August 19, 2009

Prayer rally focuses on children’s needs

The death of a 16-year-old in broad daylight in Greensboro recently, the struggles of the homeless children among the ranks of those preparing to go back to school, and the low self-esteem that often lead children to make bad decisions are prompting today... Read More

August 15, 2009

Minister’s farm yields bounty in vegetables — and inspiration

REIDSVILLE — Herman Platt is late getting into his white collar, but the ripened okra still needs pulling. “When my son found this, (my wife) was like, 'Oh, no,’ ” the 55-year-old Greensboro pastor said about moving the family onto... Read More

August 14, 2009

Rockingham County church events: 'Fun in the Son Day'

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. Fun in the Son Day, 4-7 p.m., First Wesleyan Chur... Read More

Nancy McLaughlin: Sharing her words to help others through their struggles

“Mystery” Father, You are the mystery The mind so longs to solve, Yet With each discovery, Is it the heart that does evolve. — Alaina Odessa   Alaina Odessa recalls arguing with God about what she wanted to keep out of her book of... Read More

Religious services run afoul of HUD policy

Sunday mornings aren’t the same around the Elm Towers now that the largely elderly and disabled residents can’t gather for preaching and singing in a common space on the first floor of the subsidized building. “The ones traveling to chur... Read More

August 13, 2009

Greensboro-area religion calendar

SATURDAY Community yard sale, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., Triad Christian Center, 4321 Barrow Road, High Point. Nishaka Proctor, 451-1603. Knowing Your Purpose as a Man, 8 a.m. breakfast lecture on male health issues, also 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday, Wells Memorial Ch... Read More

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