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6 - January 16, 2014 Your Hometown Newspaper News Outlook COMMUNITY Let's Reason Together By Alton Norman - Owingsville Church of Christ 5410 E. Hwy. 60 East, Owingsville • 606-261-9263 "Allah Bibles" According to BBC News Islamic authorities in Malaysia confiscated more than 300 Bibles from the Bible Society of Ma- laysia on January 2, 2014. The reason for confiscat- ing the Bibles was "they use the word Allah to refer to God and Allah is an exclusive word Of the Islamic religion". Non- Muslims are forbidden by law to use the word Allah in Malaysia. According to By: Lena Fultz Attendance Sunday morning at the Oakley Church was 45. Rhonda Hawkins and David Ipock celebrated their birthdays this week. Following the morning service there was a birthday dinner. New Year's Day dinner guests of James and Mar- sha Reed were Roy and Lena Fultz; Floyd Sorrell; Ashley Chambers; Roy and Fannie Yoder; Johnny Ray- mond & Emanuel Yoder. Atlas Shrugs they are not even permitted to use the words "prophet" or "gos- pel". Let's reason togemer concerning these things. First, if the word "Al- lah" is exclusive to the Muslim religion then Al- lah is not the god of cre- ation for Islam did not exist before the prophet Mohammed came around 600 AD. And if Allah is not the God of creation, then he is a false god like all the so called gods that were worshipped in Mecca when ohammed lived. It seems to me that the au- thorities in Malaysia have shot themselves in the foot by their actions. My second quandary is in regard to the Chris- tians of Malaysia. Why would a Christian want to use the word Allah in ref- erence to God? The God of the Bible tells us His name and it is not Allah! "And God said moreover unto Moses, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, Jehovah, the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac T Oakley News Linda Gray was a guest at a Christmas supper at El- len Adams' Monday night. Linda Gray had a Christ- mas Breakfast Wednesday. Those attending were: Cavanah, Haley and Riley Warner; Christy Snedegar and Chris Stewart. Cava- nah, Haley, and Riley War- ner; Linda Gray and Deb- hie Russell were guests of Kaye Buckler for Christ- mas supper Friday night. Christmas Eve night Denny and Karen Hart and Addison Bailey were guests of Eleanor and Brit- tany Bailey for supper. Christmas Day dinner guests of Danny and Karen and Emily Hart were: Ad- dison Bailey; Picky and Delores Hart; Johnny Da- vis; Janice Taylor; Dale and Kim Hester; Justin Hes- ter and Steven. Afternoon guests were: Eleanor Bai- ley; Lacey Jo Sparks; Leslie Sparks; Addison Bailey; Dustin and Kasey Bailey; Brittany Bailey and Tyler and the God of Jacob, hath sent me unto you: this is my name forever, and this is my memorial unto all generations" (Exodus 3:15 ASV). Muslims are right when they say Allah is not the God of the Bible. Nei- ther is he the God of Abra- ham, Isaac, and Jacob. And Christians are wrong when they ascribe any name to God other than Jehovah. Thank you for reason- ing with me. Mussey. Randy and Rhonda Hawkins; Adam, Michelle Clay and Will Hawkins Josh and Amy Konopka and Addison Bailey were Thursday supper guests of Danny, Karen and Emily Hart. On Saturday night Addi- son Bailey; Karen, Danny and Emily Hart and Justin Hester were supper guests of Bobby and Jeannie Rid- dle and Marjorie Kinkaid. I i by Michael A. Guido, D.D. When four-year old Sam- my awoke after surgery, the nurse explained that it would be necessary for him to be fed intravenous- ly for the next few days. After assuring him that everything would be fine, she began the,pnoa:s,to .......... l_l Seeds [rom the Sower administer the glucose. In the habit of giving thanks before each meal, Sam- my asked in a brave and cheerful voice, "Aren't you going to give thank?" It is not easy to give thanks in painful situa- tions. Nor is it natural to see God's goodness in life's trials and troubles. Bu.tthe Apostle Paul re- God, realizing that He is with us in every situation. When we give thanks, we declare that we are willing to accept .the counsel of God knowing that His will is being done. Visit us at SowerMinis- tries.org minds us to "Be joyful always, pray continually, give thanks in all circum- stances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Je- sus." when we give thanks, we acknowledge our con- fidence in the Lord, know- ing that He cares for us. When we give thanks, we express our closeness to=. i i i I 004emory Lane Oct. 29, 1896 High, one on West Water, Light Town Now and two on Slate Avenue - Well! Well! This town Electric Light Proposi- at a cost of $200 more than is to be soon lighted by lion it costs at present to light electricity. Who would Clark Crouch, of Beth- the town with the gasoline have thought it? The Town el, has moved his corn- lamps in use. The Council Council met Friday night crushing mill to town. He appointed John A. Ramsey and contracted with Clark and his brother, Walker, to interview the citizens on Crouch to light the town of New Brighton, Penn., the subject, and he found with eight arc lights at $80 were here and made a that 48 favored it, 4 op- per light per year. The proposition to the Town posed it, and 7 were non- lights are situated about Council to put up seven commital. The Council where we mentioned in light - one at the rise in met Tuesday night to con- a previous notice. Mr. the street in front of Dr. sider the proposition. Crouch will put up the Walden's residence, one wires and once and have across Main and Jeffer- Nov. 11, 1896 the lights going in short son, one at the east end of order. Mr. Crouch will Main, one at Sudduth and Owingsville An Electric also be prepared to light business houses and resi- dences by private contract. Mr. Crouch commenced grinding corn meal at his mill, at the West end of Wa- ter Street, Friday. He also crushes corn for stock feed. In all probability a flouring mill will soon fol- low, and the town will have a convenience and addi- tion to its manufacturing business so long needed. Things get a little blue for the old town sometimes, but brighter days and glo- rious good times appear to be coming our way now. Proposed $10.10 minimum wage on legislative agenda for 2014 Bill 1 will put the proposed minimum wage increase on top of this year's legislative agenda. Kentucky's current mini- mum wage, $7.25 an hour, which follows the federal minimum wage law, was set in 2009. Stumbo said that the wage would be increased gradually over three years under the proposed legisla- tion. This plan is similar to By Cecil Lawson KyNewsGroup cecil@kynewsgroup.com One of the top priorities of the 2014 General Assembly will be raising Kentucky's minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, House Speaker Greg Stumbo announced on Fri- day, Jan, 3. Stumbo (D-Prestons- burg) told reporters at a news conference that House Tenth Frame Cinema Devils Due 1:50, 4:45, 7:40, 9:50 Legend of Hercules PG..t3 Lone Survivor R 2D Times: 1:10, 9:40 1:45, 4:35, 7:20, 10:00 3D Times: 4:00, 7:00 PG-t3 PG FG.13 Ride Along Frozen/Saving Mr. Bmks 1:25, 4:40, 7:30, 9:55 1:3514:10, 7:10, 9:55 Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones 1:00, 4:30, 7:45, 9:55 PG The Nut Job 2D Times: 1:05, 7:15 3D Times: 4:05, 9:45 PG.13 Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit 1:15, 4:15, 7:05, 9:40 one going before Congress this year. A Bureau of Labor Statis- tics study cited at the news conference indicated that over 621,000 Kentuckians hold jobs that pay an aver-. age of less than 810.10 an hour. These jobs include home health aides, jani- tors, cooks, farm workers, cashiers, food servers and child care workers. Another statistic shows that of the 336,000 workers in Kentucky who currently earn the minimum wage, 89 percent are 20 years of age and older, and 27 percent are parents. Over the past year there has been a nation-wide push by Democrats and activists to increase the minimum wage. President Barack Obama has also shown sup- port for this measure. On New Year's Day last Thursday, thirteen states, including Ohio ($7.95) and Missouri ($7.50), increased their own minimum wages. The state of Illinois' mini- mum wage is already $8.25 an hour. Stumbo's plan was met with opposition by Ken- tucky Senate President Rob- ert Silvers (R-Manchester) and other Republican mem- bers of the Kentucky Gen- eral Assembly. Stivers said in a phone conference with reporters, "I find it interesting that he is talking about increasing the minimum wage when they are not talldng about the creation of jobs," Stivers said. House Republican Floor Leader Jeff Hoover (R- Jamestown) said in a state- ment, 'This agenda is just more of the Obama-style lib- eral leadership the speaker has long supported. Demo- crats see government as the answer to rebuilding our economy. Republicans see creating conditions for em- ployers in the private sector to create and add jobs as our top priority." Stumbo said that there is also a proposed constitu- tional amendment to raise the state sales tax another cent to 7 cents to help with funding education in the state as well as a proposal to expand gambling in the state. The General Assembly began their 2014 on Tues- day, and it is scheduled to rtm through April 15. Information from the Lex- ington Herald-Leader and the Louisville Courier-Jour- nal was used in researching this article. [ 00hurch Services Directory Abounding Grace OaMa First Church of God Assembly of God 91 Banker St., Owingsville Wes Crouch, Pastor Abundance of Rain Church 5367 E. Hwy. 60. Salt Lick Wayne Gifford, Minister Aguas TranquUas 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 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 Seth Green 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 Road, 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 House of Prayer 600 Whispering Oaks, Morehead, off Hwy. 801 Winston McClurg, Pastor Kendall Springs Church of Christ 3072 Kendall Springs, Owingsville David Alford, 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 Moore's Ferry Christian Chumh 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 New Life Fellowship 907 Forge Hill Road, Owingsville Jamie Stump, Minister Northside Church of God 1086 West Hwy. 36, Owingsville Jim Crouch, Minister 215 Old Oakley Road, Owingsville Randy Hawkins Old Springfield Presbyterian Church 3569 Springfield Rd., Sharpsburg Todd and Emily Boyce Old Virginia 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 OwingsvUle Baptist Church 92 Coyle Street, Owingsville Chris Bailey, Minister OwingsvUle Church of Christ 5410 Highway 60 East Alton Norman, Minister Owingsville First Christian Church 11 East Main St., Owingsville Anthony Anderson, Minister Scan Bailey, Youth Minister Owlngsvllle 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 Location Address: 2592 Peeled Oak Road, Owingsville Mailing Address: 6275 Howards Mill Road, Mt. Sterling KY 40353 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 Christian' 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 Lindeil, 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 SL 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 Sharpsburg Worship Center 468 Main Street, Sharpsburg James Allen, Minister Slate Valley Christian Church 2563 Wyoming Road, Owingsville Gregg Whitt, Minister Stuiltown Community Church 10219 Stulltown Road, Preston Les lngrarn, 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 Upper Salt Lick Church of Christ 5385 South Hwy. 211, Salt Lick Rezda McNabb, Minister Victory Chapel 6927 Veterans Memorial Highway, Sharpsburg Kevin Miles, Pastor WMte Oak Christian Church 2606 White Oak Road, Owingsville Ron Weaver, Minister Young  Valley Community Church 3559 S. Hwy. 211, Salt Lick Vernon Gross, Pastor