Revival Focuses On Spiritual Growth at Second Baptist
The Second Baptist Church at 425 Hampton Ave hosts a five night youth revival conference “Love: Planting The Seed For Spiritual Growth” from Oct 30 to Nov 3. Activities include workshops lectures a musical a sleepover a prayer vigil a social and a football game visit. A rap session and a parenting workshop led by Brendalyn Jenkins occur Tuesday 7 to 9 pm. Rev Edward L Slaughter of Breath of Life Christian Center Memphis conducts lectures Tuesday and Thursday. A Wednesday musical and Friday football game with South Aiken vs Aiken High precedes a social at American Legion Post 212 followed by a sleepover and vigil. Call Gwen Byrd at 649-2665 for details.
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Memphis, Tenn
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Benefit Auction Promises Varied Prizes and Trips
The fundraiser offers Frosty visits and Santa calls, ornament making, and baking, plus a year of Internet access and a Mexican meal for 30. Other items include a Lake Bayou ride, a 40 person swamp party menu, six months fitness center access, nature tours, trips to major cities, sports tickets, portraits, and more. Tickets cost 45 dollars and cover buffet, open bar, and auction access. call 68 1414 for tickets.
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Aiken Mall Halloween Parade Set for 6 30 PM
The Aiken Mall hosts its annual Trick or Treat Parade at 6:30 PM with children gathered at a single start point before moving in a continuous line through participating stores. Mall manager Mike Hofman notes a photographer will sell instant costume photos and expects a strong turnout.
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Midlands Church Hosts Gambling Debate in Columbia Forum
A Midlands church held a public debate on gaming inviting four panelists including Sen. David Thomas and Flynn Harrell on one side and Michael Mimms and Dwight Drake on the other. Mimms cited 14,000 statewide jobs and 7,000 businesses benefiting from video gaming while Skeptics urged weighing moral and economic angles.
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Shandon United Methodist
Commission On Church and Society
David ‘Thomas
Greenville
Flynn Harrell
South Carolina Baptist Convention
Michael Mimms
Coin Operators Association
Dwight Drake
Video Poker Operators Appeal Prize Ruling in SC
Anderson attorneys ask Magistrate Crenshaw to revisit a ruling that video poker machines violate a voter approved payoff ban. Operators shifted to ticket prizes. prosecutors say the games amount to lottery. If denied, appeals to a circuit judge follow in 12 counties including Anderson and York.
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Aiken
Cherokee
Chester
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Lancaster
Oconee
Pickens
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York
Local officials warn against video gambling harming businesses
Harrell argues video gambling drains disposable income from local businesses and hurts legitimate commerce. Thomas agrees, noting addiction-based harms and stories of people losing homes and families. Both fear the broader social and biblical concerns surrounding gambling.
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