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By Alton Norman - Owingsville Church of Christ
5410 E. Hwy. 60 East, Owingsville • 606-261-9263
Economic Recov-
ery
Much has been said re-
cently, about economic re-
covery. The American vot-
ers will decide whom they
think has the best policy.
But one thing has not been
mentioned by any politi-
cian that I would like for us
to consider as we reason
together this week.
God chose Israel as His
own special nation in the
days of Moses. God told
that nation that economic
recovery and stability was
His domain. Moses said,
' (ou shall remember the
Lord (Jehovah).your God,
for it is He who gives you
the power to get wealth"
(Deuteronomy 8:18).
Looking at the shape of
the economy one might
ask, "Is God against us? If
He gives the power to get
wealth why are we broke
as a nation?" Should we
blame God for the eco-
nomic crisis or should we
ask ourselves have we for-
oRen God?
The truth is we have means more than saying
forgotten God and put our "God bless America". It
trust in man. We have means to remember His
fallen into the trap Mo- word and to obey Him.
ses warned Israel about. But Israel did not obey
When they got into the God and they had "sown
land of milk and honey much and bring in little;
they "said in their heart, (they ate) but did not have
'My power and the might enough; ... (they) earned
of my hand have gained wages to put them into a
me this wealth'" (verse bag with holes" in it (Hag-
17). We choose the man gai 1:6). Sound familiar?
we think can bail us out Remember God and obey
and forget the God who Him.
created and controls all Thank you for reasoning
things, with me.
To remember God
Oakla News
By: Lena Fultz be Monday Nov. 12th atchelle Blackwell and Ca- to their granddaughter
7pm. All men are welcome vanah and Riley Warner Jamie Michelle's Fall Fes-
Attendance at the Oak- to attend, went to the Two Sisters rival Saturday night at
ley Church Sunday morn- Agroup from the churchPumpkin Patch Saturday. Mapleton School in Mt.
ing was 48. Pastor ap- went to the Louisville Zoo Sherman & Melinda Sterling.
preciation was observed Saturday. Those going Sparks celebrated their Andrea Chambers and
with ah meal following the were: Karen and Emily 25th wedding anniver-Charles and Brooke Skee-
morning service in honor Hart, Justin Hester, An- sary Saturday night at the ns spent the weekend with
of Pastor Randy Hawkins drea Chambers & friendchurch's fellowship hall. James and Marsha Reed.
and his associates Adam Charles, James, & Mar-Hnda Gray attended the Roy, Fannie, Johnny, Ray-
Hawkins and Mike Holion. sha Reed, Brooke Skeens, wedding of Jacob & Aman- mond & Emanuel Yoder &
Adam spoke in the morn- Patti & Tori Sorrell, Amy da Morgan in Maysville Roy and Lena Fultz called
ing and night services. Knopoka & Haley Warner. Saturday afternoon, on the Reeds Sunday after-
The men's fellowship will Paula and Jamie Mi- Roy & Lena Fultz wentnoon.
Hedrick Community Church
Attendance for Sunday Pastor Randall Jackson's and especially for all the hag fund.
October 28, 2012 was 104. • message was from 1 John kids, everyone had a won- Then, Monday Novem-
Adult class studied inl:14,tifled,'°ThatYourJoy derfultime, ber 12th, we will be hay-
2 Corinthians 6:1-16, the May Be Full." This Saturday Novem- ing Revival, with Brother
Teen class read in Gene- Sunday evening's mes- ber 3, we will be having Randy Taylor.
sis, about Joseph, chapters sage was from the book of a Chili Supper/Auction If you're looking for
37, 39, and 40. The Middle Mark 7:20-23 tiffed, "Con- at the Ag. Center in Ow- a church to attend we'd
class talked about Ourtrolling Your Thoughts." ingsville. The Chili supper love to have you at Hed-
Daily Bread. Primary class This past Saturday Oc-starts at 5pm and the Auc- rick, Where Everybody
read in Genesis 12, about tober 27th was our Trunk tion'will start at 6pm; the is Somebody and Jesus is
Abraham and Sarah, andor Treat. They were 59 in _cost is $5 and children 5 Lord!
Preschool learned about attendance. We thank God and,under.are,free, AU o- .....
A Christian-Pumpkin. for all thos who came out ceeds go toward ourbuild-
MOUnt S fUilg's EPiscopal church brings hack the Christmas Bazaar
SATURDAY, NOV. 10 AT THE FELLOWSHIP HALL, BANK AND HIGH STREETS DOWNTOWN
A holiday tradition is re-
turning to Mount Sterling
this year as the Church of
the Ascension once again
hosts its Christmas Ba- been working hard mak-
zaar. ing gift-worthy crafts,
Beginning at 9 a.m. and collecting new or
Saturday, Nov. 10, at antique items that could
the episcopal church in be that special stocking
downtown Mount Ster- stuffer this Chirstmas
ling, the Christmas Ba- season.
zaar will feature holiday The bazaar will be
crafts, antiques, white held Nov. 10 inside the
elephant items, baked Church of the Ascen-
goods and other gifts for sion fellowship hall at the
sale, and church mem- corner of Bank and High
bers will even be serving streets in Mount Sterling.
lunch. It will be the per- Don't forget to mark your
fect place to find that spe- calendars for this special
cial gift for a friend, loved time of gift-giving you
one or even yourself, won't forget.
Church members have
Bath County Senior
Citizens Center Menu
Oakiey First Church of
God held a dedication cer-
emony for the new parking
lot adjacent to the Church.
A parking lot may seem like
an odd thing to dedicate,
and may not be a glamor-
ous thing like a bridge or
an ocean liner, but it makes
life nicer for everyone, and
welcomes them to our little
country Church. The sign
that now rests in the area
of the lot recognizes Nellie
Gray and Family for donat-
ing the land in memory of
John, Helen and Bill Gray.
This will be a reminder to
us of The Gray family won-
derful spirit. Following the
dedication a dinner was
held in their honor. We can
sum it up as in the closing
song of the service sang by
Adam Hawkins and Amy
Konopka 'fl'hank You For
Giving To The Lord". Pas-
tor Randy Hawkins and the
Oakley congregation invite
everyone to come and be a
part of our little church.
Nov. 05 - 08
Monday, Nov. 5
Baked ham
Lima beans
Sweet potatoes
Cornbread
Margarine
Mandarin oranges
Milk
Tuesday, Nov. 6
Closed- Election Day
Wednesday, Nov. 7
Chicken & dumplings
Buttered corn
Steamed spinach
Wheat bread
Margarine
Baked apples
Milk
Thursday, Nov. 8
Roast beef & gravy
Mashed potatoes
Broccoli
Wheat roll
Margarine
Tropical fruit
Milk
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Workshop for Parents/Guardians
Date: November 13th
Time: 6:OO to 8:OO
Place: Owingsville Elementary Cafeteria
Register by Nov, 9th with
Owingsville Elementary FRC at 674-2722
or
BCMS YSC at 674-2110
Spotu~ted by Bath Co, Parent Educatiml Committee:
BCHS & BCMS Youth Service Center. C~.ES & OES FRC.
Community F.ducatio~ Preschool, Bath Co. Scheol Age
Child Care and Title One
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Services
Abounding Grace
Assembly of God
91 Banker St., Owingsville
Wes Crouch, Pastor
Abundance of Rain Church
5367 E. Hwy. 60. Salt Lick
Wayne Gifford, Minister
Aguas Tranquilas Centro
de Adoracion/ Still Waters
Worship Center
177 Jackson Cemetary Road,
Owingsville
Keith Willoughby
Bath County First Apostolic
Church
1226 McCarty Branch Rd
Salt Lick, Ky. 40361
Pastor Daniel Flanery
606-683-2063
Bailey's Chapel
Christian Church
2429 Water-Dell Road,
Owingsville
Ryan Utterback, Minister
Bethel Christian Church
518 Bethel Ridge Road, Bethel
Glenn Davis, Minister
Bethel Community Church
538 Bethel Ridge Road, Bethel
Kevin Miles, Minister
Bethel United Methodist
142 Bethel School Lane, Bethel
Ron Hill, Minister
Blevins Valley
Christian Church
1418 Blevins Valley Road,
Owingsville
Russell Ingram, Minister
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints
Hwy. 36, Owingsville
Bishop Ted Marshall
City of Refuge
Full Gospel Church
39 Sour Spring Road, Olympia
Mike Munday, Minister
Cornerstone Baptist Church.
36 Cherry Lane, Salt Lick
Jayson Minix, Minister
East Fork Church of God
4428 East Fork Rood,
Owingsville
Billy Harmon, Minister
Fairview Christian Church
3064 South Hwy. 11,
Sharpsburg
Morgan Gilty, Minister
Fellowship Tabernacle
586 Main Street, Sharpsburg
Gary Robinson, Minister
Grace Gospel Church
767 Main Street, Sharpsburg
Billy Noble, Minister
Grace Gospel Tabernacle
91 Wyoming Road,
Owingsville
Steve Meadows, Minister
Greater First Baptist Church
247 Montgomery St.,
Sharpsburg
Tony L. Weathers, Pastor
Hedrick Community Church
5308 Old Sand Road, Salt Lick
Randall Jackson, Minister
Kendall Springs
Church of Christ
3072 Kendall Springs,
Owingsville
David Alford, Minister
Old Springfield
Presbyterian Church
3569 Springfield Rd.,
Sharpsburg
Todd and Emily Boyce
Old Wtrginia New Life
Fellowship
4690 White Oak Rd.,
Owingsville
Jamie Stump, Minister
Olympia Church of God
5583 East Hwy. 36, Olympia
Greg Crouch, Pastor
Ore Mines Church of God
5343 East Hwy. 60,
Owingsville
Damon Byrd
Owingsville Baptist Church
92 Coyle Street, Owingsville
Chris Bailey, Minister
Owingsviile Church of Christ
5410 Highway 60 East
Alton Norman, Minister
Owingsville First
Christian Church
11 East Main St., Owingsville
Anthony Anderson, Minister
Sean Bailey, Youth Minister
Owingsville First Church of
God
320 Slate Ave., Owingsville
Lowell Rice, Minister
Owingsville United
Methodist Church
75 West Main St., Owingsville
Ron Hill, Minister
Pebble Church of God
(Cleveland Assembly)
4857 Oakley Pebble Road,
Owingsville
Franklin Rose, Pastor
Peeled Oak Christian Church
2592 Peeled Oak Road,
Owingsville
Charles McGuire, Minister
Polksville Church of God
6275 East Hwy. 60, Salt Lick
Ralph White, Minister
Preston First Church of God
7184 Preston Rd, Owingsville
Terry Frerichs
,Reynoldsville Chris'tian
Church
943 East Fork Road,
Sharpsburg
Doug Routt, Pastor
SL Paul C.M.E. Church
13 High Street, Owingsville
Vincent Farris
Salt Lick Christian Church
109 Church Street, Salt Lick
Calvin Lindell, Minister
Salt Lick First Church of God
412 Main Street, Salt Lick
Vernon Lambert, Minister
Salt Lick
Free Will Baptist Church
3 Water Street, Salt Lick
Andy Lands
S~
Julie's Catholic Church
77 East Main Street,
Owingsville
Father Paul Prabell
Bill Grimes, Deacon
Sharpsburg Baptist Church
575 Main Street. Sharpsburg
Frank Goss, Pastor
Sharpsburg Christian Church
241 Main Street, Sharpsburg
Patrick Bromagen, Minister
Lakeview Community Church
341 Cave Run Lake Rd., Salt
Lick
James Allen, Minister
Midland First Church of God
11479 Easy Hwy. 60, Salt Lick
Bush Stevenson, Pastor
Sharpsburg Worship Center
468 Main Street, Sharpsburg
James Allen, Minister
Slate Valley Christian Church
2563 Wyoming Road,
Owingsville
Gregg Whitt, Minister
Moore's Ferry
Christian Church
2396 Moore's Ferry Rd., Salt
Lick
Willard Johnson, Minister
Morning Star Baptist Church
161 Harrisburg Ave.,
Owingsville
Eric King, Minister
Mud Lick Church of God
9067 East Hwy. 36, Olympia
Mark Caldwell, Minister
Stulltown Community Church
10219 Stulltown Road, Preston
Les Ingram, Minister
Sugar Grove
Christian Church
3841 N. Stepstone Road,
Owingsville
Francis Nash, Minister
Tunnel Hill Church of God
1215 W. Tunnel Hill Road,
Owingsville
Sherman Sparks, Minister
New Life Fellowship
907 Forge Hill Road,
Owingsville
Jamie Stump, Minister
Northside Church of God
1086 West Hwy. 36,
Owingsville
Jim Crouch, Minister
Oakla First Church of God
215 Old Oakley Road,
Owingsville
Randy Hawkins
Upper Salt "Lick
Church of Christ
5385 South Hwy. 211, Salt
Lick
Rezda McNabb, Minister
White Oak Christian Church
2606 White Oak Road,
Owingsville
Ron Weaver, Minister
Young's Valley Community
Church
3559 S. Hwy. 211, Salt Lick
Vernon Gross, Pastor
