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Special deliveries courtesy of FUMC youth
FUMC youth, from left, Parker Marsh, Sydney Snow, Hillary Huskey, Paisley Coley, Reese Jones, Trip Cannon, Noah Fehr, and Kenleigh Madison. Not pictured are Judson Lee and Hayden Coley. Some of the trees in the back of the panel truck. Vintage vehicle – David’s Catfish By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher The Atmore First United Methodist Church youth group took to the streets Sunday afternoon, December 11, to take trees and gifts…
Kicking off the season with Gordon Mote
First Baptist Church hosted national singer, musician and songwriter Gordon Mote, left, in concert Sunday evening, December 4. Folks ready to get in the Christmas spirit filled the church. Mote performed modern Christmas songs and familiar carols with the audience singing along. He and his longtime friend FBC pastor Rev. Kevin Garrett sang a duet, “Mary, Did You Know?” Mote was also accompanied by a community choir formed just for…
Free Thanksgiving dinner planned
The 30th Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner will be available Saturday, November 19, noon until 2:30, at Emmanuel’s Faith Center, 710 E. Ridgeley Street, Atmore. This is free to the public.Drive through and pick up your dinner. All dinners will be carry out. Please pre-order for faster service. Call in your order now to Bishop Wayne and Rhonda Johnson 251-261-9357; or Sandra Gray 251-294-0138; or Gloria Jones 251-253-1818.WHO can receive a meal?…
Pine Barren Baptist Church hosting The Chestang Family Sunday night
The Chestang Family The Chestang Family will minister in bluegrass Gospel music at Pine Barren Baptist Church Sunday, November 13, at 6 p.m.The Chestang Family of McIntosh, Ala., has been playing bluegrass Gospel music since 1996. Their main purpose is to spread the gospel in song and encourage people along the way. Their music has been described as “Gospel music with the Traditional Bluegrass sound.”The Chestang Family has traveled all…