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January 24, 2012

Renewal weekend to be held Jan. 27-29 at Moulton Christian Church

MOULTON — As we begin the year 2012, we face a time of great uncertainty, especially economically. It is also a presidential election year with all of the rhetoric and promises that brings. And I think the solution does not come from our elected officials, the solution will come from each one of us. You see the greatness of this nation that is a democratic republic in which we can select our leaders. And it could be easy to blame them but we have all parts and troubles we have for we are reaping what we have sown. So I think we need not look for someone to blame, but to see what we can do. Recovery begins with we, not they.

To face these great challenges, the Moulton Christian Church, 105 N. Vine St., will be looking at Recovery Road as we look at just how we can meet those challenges and seek to do it from a biblical perspective. We will have our renewal weekend Jan. 27-29. We will begin Friday at 7 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. On Saturday we will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the first of four sessions. Then Sunday evening we will hold our last session at 6 p.m. All are invited. Let’s come and see what we can be doing as individuals. Our politicians are only pushing the solution off on our grandchildren. For more information on the weekend, contact Reg Higginbottom at (641) 642-3905. Come and join us.

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This week the Iowegian wants readers to think about President Barack Obama. Since Barack Obama was elected president, two significant things have occurred: The military repealed the "Dont' Ask, Don't Tell" policy allowing gays and lesbians to openly serve and just recently he publicly said he supports gay marriage. For some, these actions signal a shift away from God, morality and threatens national security. Others say it's about time people in same-sex relationships can wed and openly gay service members do not threaten national security. Now, depending on who you listen to, President Obama is the first "gay" president of the United States. Is that something to worry about? So, the question this week is, "President Barack Obama, the first "gay" president of the United States. Is it cause for concern?"

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