The House of Prayer
First Presbyterian Church has added a “Card Ministry” to their Web site. If you know of someone who could use a card, you can request that a paper greeting card be sent to them through the mail. Cards are available for any occasion, sympathy, birthday, new baby, thinking of you, etc.
Go to www.centervillepresbyterian.org and click on “Card Ministry.” At First Presbyterian Church, we have been blessed to know how much God loves us and we’re surrounded by people who care for us. We hope through this ministry, more people will experience that love and care.
The House of Prayer
Everyone is invited to attend worship services at the House of Prayer at 15th Street and Terry in Centerville where Jesus still does what he always did.
Sunday morning worship is at 10 a.m., Sunday evenings at 6 p.m. and Wednesday evenings at 6 p.m.
Open Door Service
Everyone is invited to attend a new contemporary church service at the First United Methodist Church at 410 N. Main in Centerville led by Pastor Terra Amundson on Wednesday nights. The evening begins with a light supper at 5:15 p.m. served in the Fellowship Hall. The Open Door service begins at 6 p.m. featuring contemporary music and a message.
This evening service is for families or individuals who can't attend a Sunday service or for those who prefer a more informal structure. It can be a helpful inspirational oasis in the middle of a busy week and a “pick-me-up” between the regularly scheduled Sunday morning services. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call the church office at (641) 856-3213.
Are You a Woman Looking
for Answers?
If so, you are warmly invited to Stonecroft Friendship Bible Study, a non-denominational gathering of women to study God’s word and how it impacts our lives in today’s world. For more information call Mary at (641) 856-5313.
Religion
Church Happenings 01/29/09
- Religion
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- ‘Whatever It Takes’ drama camp June 4-8 at Simon Estes
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Vacation Bible School in Moravia June 4-8
Step back into the old west for an unforgettable Vacation Bible School.
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Lenten Cantata to be held tonight
You’re invited to attend the 2012 Lenten Cantata performed by the Centerville Community Choir, “The Weeping Tree,” a poignant portrait of the cross as a gathering place for the sorrowful and a sanctuary for the grieving Friday, April 6 at 7 p.m. at Drake Avenue Christian Church, 303 Drake Ave.
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What do Good Friday and Easter Sunday mean?
As we focus upon this Easter season in 2012, we begin by first looking at the cross which Christ bore for us. For we are so quick to jump to Easter Sunday that we forget about the cross, but it is really the cross that makes the difference.
- Appanoose County weekly meals off this Monday
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Easter program at Lighthouse Church of the Nazarene
Each year at this time the Lighthouse Church of the Nazarene in Moravia presents an Easter drama.
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Easter events at Centerville Church of the Nazarene
There are exciting family Easter events planned at the Centerville Church of the Nazarene at 15th and Bank Streets.
- Children’s Crusade to be April 8
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Cincinnati United Methodist Church’s annual soup supper and craft auction
- ‘The Living Last Supper’ Sunday in Seymour
- Appanoose County weekly meals menu
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Journey Bound Quartet to perform at Grace Tabernacle Church in Centerville
For nearly 20 years, Journey Bound Quartet has been bringing southern gospel music to audiences around the upper Midwest.
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Coming together as a community can transcend differences
We cannot live meaningful lives in isolation. Meaning is always communal...with God, with others and with creation.
- Financial hope for more than 1.5 million families
- Disciple Women Drake Avenue Christian Church meet
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