Marion area music calendar and community events overview
A compact listing of upcoming concerts and church activities in Marion Carbondale and surrounding area. Highlights include Millikin University Choir at St Joseph Catholic Church, Habitat for Humanity fundraiser at Marion Civic Center, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound at Carson Center Paducah, and Truthseekers Homecoming 2012 with multiple gospel acts. Also notes local worship services and food pantry schedules with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin University
St. Joseph Catholic Church
N. Russell St
Marion
Decatur
Alexandria Manfredo
Joni
Mary Manfredo
Stjosephmarion.org
Habitat For Humanity
Steve Ladd
The
Rices
Marion Civic Center
Williamson County
Clark Singers
Marion Church
Ernie Haase
Signature Sound
Carson Center
Kentucky Ave
Paducah
Thecarsoncenter
Brian Free & Assurance
Ivan Parker
Nehrkorns
Triumphant Quartet
Nelons
Greater Vision
Legacy Five
Churches Keep Camp Programs Alive Year Round
Churches sustain ministry as weather shifts away from summer while Camp Ondessonk and Camp Carew stay active year round. Dan King of Ondessonk notes October to April are busy with retreats and school groups. Kingery of Carew says January and February are slow yet maintenance and renovations occur. The Presbytery of Southeastern Illinois program keeps hosting retreats, meetings, and Bible schools in winter.
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Steve Jahnke
Southern
Dan Kingery
Calvin Hall
Camp Carew
Makanda
Kingery
Little Grassy Lake
Dan King
Ondessonk
Ozark
King
Carew
Presbytery
Illinois
Lake Sallateeska Baptist Camp Fall Retreats and Winter Planning
Philip Hall, camp manager, notes that the Lake Sallateeska Baptist Camp runs autumn retreats hayrides and hot dog roasts then slows in January and February due to winter planning. He says only a couple of January weekends remain open while summer usage isn’t the only focus.
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Philip Hall
Lake Sallateeska
Buy American Made Goods To Boost Jobs And Trade Balance
Public speaker Jim Davidson urges readers to stop buying Chinese made products to reduce the trade deficit and spark American job growth. He cites a Diane Sawyer ABC study and argues a $64 annual per household shift could create hundreds of thousands of new jobs, noting potential short term inventory pain for businesses. He invites ideas and provides contact and charity links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
China
Diane Sawyer
ABC News
USA
Prc
Peoples Republic of China
Hong Kong
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