Music and Gospel Events Across Illinois and Kentucky
Multiple church concerts and tours listed with dates from today through February at churches in Illinois and Kentucky. Acts include Music Guy Stevenson, The Truthseekers Quartet, The Chandlers, and Steven Curtis Chapman Songs & Stories Tour with Andrew Peterson and Josh Wilson at The Carson Center Paducah.
Sanctuary fundraiser at Olivet FWB Church in Carbondale
A Black history fundraiser program at Olivet Free Will Baptist Church 409 N Marion St Carbondale starts at 1 p.m. Feb 26 with a $10 adult and $5 child soul food dinner to benefit the church building fund for a new sanctuary. Mardi Gras Mass at Saint Francis Xavier today with dinner follows.
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Olivet Free Will Baptist Church
N. Marion St
Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Carbondale
Saint Andrew
Murphysboro
Newman Catholic Student Center
Saint Francis
Xavier Hall
Truthseeker Homecoming to feature gospel groups in Marion
A weekend of Christian music kicks off February 23 with the Truthseeker Homecoming featuring top Southern Gospel groups in Marion and a Carbondale concert by Jeremy Camp Francesca Battistelli and Adam Cappa. Brian Fuller, Mount Vernon pastor and WVYN-FM founder, notes the two formats differ yet appeal to many believers.
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Ihe
Marion
Jeremy Camp
Francesca Battistelli
Adam Cappa
Carbondale
Brian Fuller
Mount Vernon
Logan Street Baptist Church
Fuller
Wvyn-Fm
Wayne City
Illinois
Truthseeker Homecoming events in Marion and Carbondale
A Christian music weekend features Truthseeker Homecoming at Marion Cultural and Civic Center Thursday through Saturday February 23 25 with remaining tickets for Thursday night by calling 618 942 2498. Adam Capa performs Sunday February 26 at Shryock Auditorium SIU Carbondale with tickets at Southern Tickets Online or 618 453 6000. The organizer says the weekend offers both contemporary and traditional styles while presenting the Gospel.
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Marion Cultural and Civic Center
Jeremy Camp
Francesca Battistelli
Adam Capa
Shryock
Siu Carbondale
Southernticketsonline
Do unions have too much power
Public speaker Jim Davidson argues unions can balance or break the economy depending on their power. He cites private and public sector unions, cites Lord Acton, and urges limiting government unions while stressing the customer as the ultimate boss. He invites readers to support literacy via Bookcase for Every Child.
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Lord Acton
Jim Davidson
Bentley Drive
Conway
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