Washington Rally and religious events draw crowds and visits
Washington for Jesus rally planned for April 29 with an informational meeting at New Covenant Praise Church. Bishop William Beckham to visit Graniteville for confirmations and baptisms. Local churches host concerts, crusades, and youth group meetups through January, with schedules at Temple Baptist, New Covenant Presbyterian, and Levels Baptist churches.
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Washington
Graniteville
New Covenant Praise Church
Old Wire
New Bridge Roads
D.C
Aiken
King's Kitchen feeds needy with church help and food donations
Volunteers led by Myrt and Norm Egbert dish a warming meal at the King's Kitchen on winter nights. Rev. Ronald Gray of New Covenant Praise Church says 15 to 20 people attend nightly, with seven to eight regulars and others in need. Since opening a year ago, meals have totaled over 2,000, funded by donations and discounts from local partners like Golden Harvest Food Bank and Feaster's Meat Market. The program blends food aid with spiritual outreach, urging attendees to stay for a short service and consider life changes. Hours have been cut to Tuesday to Thursday 6-7 pm, with hopes to regain Monday and Friday nights.
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Thankful Grove Baptist Church
Windsor
Scott Smith
Lutherville
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Smith
Hitchcock Parkway
James Serio
Praise Quartet
Pensacola Christian College
Temple Baptist Church
University Parkway
R. Don Taylor
Myrt Egbert
King’s Kitchen
Ronald Gray
New Covenant Praise Church
Park Avenue
Gray
Florida
Savannah River
Egbert
Norm
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Augusta
Feaster’s Meat Market
Kitchen Provides Hot Food For Those Who Have Little Else
Charles and J W Johnson recount homelessness after a house fire. Charles lacks shelter and money for a night while temperatures dip. They have found warmth and conversation at King's Kitchen where hungry men seek meals and support.
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Debbie
Ira Johnson
King’s Kitchen
King's Kitchen
Girl Scout Leaders Meet and Air Promotion Highlight Local Events
Aiken County Girl Scout leaders held their December service meeting at the Girl Scout Hut with Letha Jones and Karen Lewis honored for service. Freida Heroin waybright was promoted to major in the Civil Air Patrol at a Greenville conference, receiving the promotion from Brigadier General Eugene Harwell and her brother LTC Richard Herold. Major Waybright and her husband Phillip head aerospace education for the SC Wing Staff. The Aiken Alumnae Panhellenic Christmas party occurred at Woodside Plantation Clubhouse, coordinated by Mrs. E D Haislip Jr. and Mrs. Robert Kierspe. The Heart Board’s annual musical benefit ticket pickup, January 13, 2 to 5:30 p.m., was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William R. Vernon. The show Come Cruise with Us runs February 23 and 27 at USC Aiken Etherredge Center, written and directed by Jim Moore.
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Aiken County
Letha Jones
Karen Lewis
Freida Heroin Waybright
Aiken
Civil Air Patrol
Greenville
Eugene Harwell
Richard Herold
South Carolina
Waybright
Phillip
S.C
Columbia
Aiken Women’s Heart Board
William R. Vernon
Huntsman Drive
Usc ‘Aiken
Jim Moore
Aiken County School Lunch Menu January 11 15
The readable portion lists daily items for January 11 to 15 at Aiken County Public Schools. Menu includes Golden chicken bits with macaroni and cheese and vegetables on Monday, corndog and fries on Tuesday, sausage pizza on Wednesday, Chick fillet sandwich and fries on Thursday, and Friday marked as workday with no menu provided.
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The
Valley Ministerial Alliance
LBC Middle School
Langley
Ken Phelps
Langley United Methodist Church
Dennis Philips
Graniteville Congregational Holiness Church
Bob Boone
Langley First Baptist Church
Randy Fleming
Teen Aglow
Aiken
Morgan Street
Aiken Council On Aging
Aiken County
Women’s Aglow Fellowship Bible Study
Hall Drive
Art Center to Offer Winter Classes for All Ages
Rose Hill Art Center will begin winter classes on Monday for children and adults at all levels. Tuition is 50 cents per student. For information or to register, call 649-7141 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or visit 517 Edgefield Ave.
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the Baptist College At
Charleston
Aiken
Barnwell
Edgefield
Levels Baptist Church
Darlene Glenn
Rose Hill Art Center
Edgefield Ave
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Our Churches
Martha Norris
William Beckham
Upper South Carolina
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
James Dobson
Rev. Gray
Charles
J.W. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Johns
Johnson
Aikenite
Heart Board
Mrs. Waybright
U.S. Air Force
Congress
Aiken Panhellenic
Aiken Alumnae Panhellenic Association
Woodside Plantation
E.D. Haislip Jr
Robert Kierspe
Porky Bradberry
Central Full Gospel
Caldwell
Fairgrounds
J.C. Huton Hwy
Aiken Eet of Christ
Whiskey Rd
Paul Faulkner
Tully
Eveyone Sigs
Marine
Aiken Church of Christ
Western Beef
Jackson Bros
Nasi
S'S
Bec
REMC
Joe Lane
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