Gospel concerts and gospel sings in area churches today
The Gloryroad Travelers perform at Shiloh Baptist Villa Ridge at 7 p m. Organist G Patrick Doll plays 1878 pipe organ 4 5 p m Sunday for Kaskaskia Immaculate Conception Picnic. Tarheel State Quartet at Spillertown Baptist 6 p m Sunday. Anderson family at Solid Rock Free Will Baptist Johnston City 11 30 p m Sunday as part of a birthday celebration. Big Daddy Weave at Marion Cultural Center 7 p m Saturday Sept 8, $13 50. Jeff and Sheri Easter at Metropolis First United Methodist 6 30 p m Saturday Sept 8 for American Cancer Society with Taylor Ware. Festival of Faiths and Cultures at National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows Belleville 10 a m 8 p m includes food and traditions. Limestone Baptist Cobden 7 p m Friday Sept 14 and Marion church seeks musical acts for its 100th anniversary Mission Fair Oct 20 contact 993 3640 or Istpresmarion verizon net.
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Shiloh Baptist Church
Villa Ridge
G. Patrick Doll
Kaskaskia ‘Immaculate ‘Conception
Chester
Tarheel State Quartet
Spillertown Baptist Church
Spillertown Road
Marion
Anderson
Solid Rock
Free Will Baptist
Dean ‘Road
Johnston City
Potluck
Big Daddy
S. . Market St
Jeff
Sheri Easter
First United Methodist Church
Fifth and
Ferry Streets
Metropolis
American Cancer Society
Taylor Ware
NBC
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
Belleville
Snows
Limestone Baptist Church
Old Rus 51
Cobden
sFriday
First Presbyterian “Church of
Joe Shirk found calling in music ministry with Big Daddy Weave
Joe Shirk says he always felt drawn to music ministry and has spent nearly a decade with Big Daddy Weave, playing saxophone and keyboards. Born in Hopkinsville Kentucky, he grew up on the road as his evangelist father moved the family between church tours. Their latest album Every Time I Breathe released last fall.
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Joe Shirk
Joe
Big Daddy Weave
Hopkinsville
Steve
Big Daddy Weave at Marion Civic Center Saturday
Big Daddy Weave performs at 7 p.m. Saturday September 8 at Marion Civic Center 2005 Market St Marion tickets 13 50 information line 997 1500. Reader recollections cover potluck gatherings and early life of Joe as a singer from age five with family influences and eventual move through Tennessee Georgia and Illinois to pursue music in college.
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Big Daddy
Marion Civic Center
Market St
Marion
Calendar Bible Study and Charity Events in Southern Illinois
Carbondale University Baptist Church hosts a Wednesday 7 p.m. Bible study on The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis with contact info 457-0323 or ubaptist.org Victory Christian Center of Southern Illinois at 607 E. College St. offers free bread after services and a 9 a.m. 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday schedule plus 7 p.m Wednesday. REALITY Youth group meets 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Bowen Gym Multicultural Center with games and a snack bar call 351-8018. Herrin Christian Life Center at 1901 N. Park Ave. runs a Worn Twice clothing center. donations accepted and free clothing and household items available 10 a.m. to noon Monday and Thursday call 922-7914. Manoir Community of Christ Church at 100 E. DeYoung St. seeks furniture, linens, and dishes for a giveaway. no large appliances or clothing. contact 993-3302 or 993-8484. Life Church plans an informational meeting at 6:30 p.m Tuesday in the Williamson County Pavilion with food and soft drinks. contacts John Parton 922-0566 Chris Parton 922-2395 and Eric Ewell 889-0219. West Frankfort New Beginnings Assembly Of God Church at 1011 E. 6th St. clothing room open 8:30-11 a.m Tuesday and donations of clothing and shoes in good condition welcomed. CALENDAR PAGE 7E
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Carbondale University Baptist Church
S. Oakland Ave
C.S. Lewis
Ubaptist.org
Carbondale Victory Christian Center
Southern Illinois
E. College St
Bowen Gym Multicultural Center
Herrin Christian Life Center
N. Park Ave
Manior
West Frankfort
New Beginnings Assembly of God Church
E. 6Th St
Teaching Children Respect in a Respectful Family
Jim Davidson notes Arkansas Children's Hospital article by Dr Betty Lowe on teaching children respect as foundation of character. He argues respect must be earned and modeled, urging parents to listen, value children, and present united family values. Education and example reduce crime and behavior issues. He gives contact details.
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Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Little Rock
Betty Lowe
Arkansas
University of Arkansas For Medical Sciences
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