Dinner raises $1.2 million for scholarships
FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY Former first lady Barbara Bush was not the only highlight of Freed-Hardeman University's 41st annual advisory board benefit dinner Dec. 2.Bush shared the…
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Calendar – January 2006
JANUARY 9-13 Ministry with Older Adults. Pruett GerontologyCenter, AbileneChristian University,Abilene, Texas.Contact www.acu.edu/gerontology or (325) 674-2350. 13-15LAUNCH-Christian Singles Conference. “T.E.A.M.” Maricamp Road church, Ocala, Fla. Contact…
Dinner raises $1.2 million for scholarships
Former first lady Barbara Bush was not the only highlight of Freed-Hardeman University's 41st annual advisory board benefit dinner Dec. 2. January 1, 2006Bush shared…
Universities: Student newspaper receives top honor
The student newspaper at Abilene Christian University, Abilene, Texas, earned a 2005 Pacemaker Award from the Associated Collegiate Press. The Optimist was oneof 25 campus…
Filipino medical team treats quake victims in Pakistan
Working in near-freezing temperatures, a team of medical workers from churches in the Philippines ministered to earthquake survivors in Pakistan.The scenery was breathtaking, said team…
Ministries focused on Cuba
Churches of Christ across the United States assist with humanitarian aid and ministry training in Cuba. For more information, contact the following congregations and organizations:…
Fire destroys Oklahoma church building
Smoke and flames pour out of an entrance to the Thomas Street church's building in Altus, Okla., Dec. 7. The early-morning blaze claimed the auditorium…
Thriving congregation finds ways to expand outside Bible Belt, inside Beltway
FAIRFAX, Va. — Now you see them. Now you don’t. Every minute or two, the Metro trains that zip commuters to the nation’s capital 20…
Bullets, record rainfall fail to deter churches in Central African Republic
Years of political instability, followed by eight weeks of near-continuous rain, have made life difficult for church members in the Central African Republic. "Brethren are…
Is the world ending? Churches too busy serving victims to notice, workers say
Church members around the world have seen a seemingly endless series of natural disasters in the past 12 months. But most have been too busy…
