Advent toll road to Bethlehem leads believers toward repentance
A Christmas meditation in the 1997 New Castle News uses the image of a toll road to Bethlehem. The Rev. Dr. Donald Aull leads readers to reflect on Advent as a time to turn from old patterns, repent, and embrace Jesus’ governance as the Kingdom nears.
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John
Elijah
Amos
Kingdom OF Heaven
Union Square
Poland
Boardman
Advent Highway Toll Booth
Jesus
God
Crusty John
Harmony Baptist Church Christmas schedule and events
Harmony Baptist Church offers an 8:30 a.m. worship service with coffee, 9:55 a.m. Sunday school, and a 10:50 a.m. late service. At 4 p.m. hangings of the greens. 6 p.m. potluck with desserts for A to J and salad or vegetables for K to Z. 7 p.m. carol singing. East New Castle Grange hosts a 6:15 p.m. Christmas tureen dinner Monday.
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Center Presbyterian Church
Ann Wellhausen
Presbyterian Home of Maryland
Laurel Band
Laurel Recreation
Ellwood Rd
Rt. 65
Larry L. Mattox
Choral Society Presents Free Holiday Concerts in Beaver Falls
The Beaver Valley Choral Society directed by Phil Inman offers three free performances under The Joys of Christmas theme. Concerts run 8 p.m. December 12 at College Hill United Methodist Church Beaver Falls. 3 p.m. December 14 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Beaver Falls. and 8 p.m. December 14 at Christ the King Worship Site Ambridge. Piano organ and trumpet accompany the voices. attendees urged to arrive early for best seating.
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Make His Praise Glorious cassette releases in New Castle
Gordon Austin and High Praise present a nine song cassette Make His Praise Glorious available for 10.95 at Grand Book & Bible New Castle. Austin directs Westminster Gospel Choir and volunteers with Vision Ministries while coordinating Mighty Men and Women Conference with Leslie and Pastor Klein. For more information contact Austin at 652 3590.
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Klein
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Gordon Austin
Grand Book & Bible
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West Jackson Apparel Leads Mississippi Robe Maker Rise
West Jackson Apparel, a minority-owned robe producer in Mississippi, says it targets local customers while facing foreign competition as mass sewing moves abroad. Director Boutte cites quality gains and a measured market rollout. The Rev Jenkins backs the view that custom robes resist offshore production.
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Mexico
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Mississippi
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