Dates to Remember:

March 26, 2011 Ladies Inspiration Day @ Cramer & Hanover Church of Christ Lexington, Kentucky  “Enriching Your Daily Prayer Life.” Click  on Ladies Inspiration Day 2011 for Announcement  (PDF)

March 28-31, 2011 19th Annual Christian Crusade for Christ Sponsored by:  Oak Grove Church of Christ Independence, Louisiana. Theme:  “Know the  Enemy” (Schedule)

(April 1-3, 2011)Lecompte Church of Christ, Lecompte, LA (Dilliard Fontenot, Minister) – Bennie Hill will be   holding a  Revival Meeting    Theme: “Bible Characters Used by God.”

  • Friday “Barnabas – Encourager” (Acts 4:36-37)
  • Saturday “Stephen – Faithful” (Acts 7:54-60)
  • Sunday A.M. “Philip – Effective Witness” (Acts 8:26-39)
  • Sunday P.M. “Acquila & Priscilla – Team Work” (Acts 18:24-26)

July 25-28, 2011 64th Annual KY/IN Christian Fellowship Week

July 26, 2011 (Tuesday) Kentuckiana Bible College Booster Dinner @ Sellersburg Church of Christ Christian Center

“Senior Citizen’s Week @ Woodland Bible Camp: “Start Your Engines” and mark your calendars for September 12-16, 2010. Directors: J.R. & Pie Satterfield; Bennie & Adele Hill. Program, theme, speakers, etc. will be coming out in near future. Join us at Woodland Bible Camp for many “senior moments.”

Word & Work Online is a good way to advertise your meetings or other interesting news from your church.

  • MOVING Portland Christian School’s East campus will soon be moving from the Taylorsville Rd. campus to the Westport Rd. property.  For the coming school year, 2011-2012, the high school at 2500 Portland Ave. will also move to the Westport campus.  An elementary school, offering grades K-8 will remain at the downtown campus.  PCS has reached an agreement with the Archdioceses  of Louisville to lease the property for two years or until we have the means to purchase the property.

Tell City Church of Christ — 1206 10th Street, Tell City, IN 47586  (812) 547-6778    Web Site: http://www.tellcitychurchofchrist.org

From Bennie Hill: Rodney (Gypsy) Smith, 1860-1947), was born in a tent, raised on a Gypsy camp, never attended a school – not even for a day! Yet, he influenced the lives of millions of people for God through his powerful preaching. (Methodist Evangelist) He was converted in 1876 (age 16) and, the next year, was invited by General William Booth to join him in evangelistic work. He served as an officer with the Salvation Army until 1882. He then began ministering as an itinerant evangelist working with a variety of organizations all over the world, but particularly in Britian and American. This was his own personal evaluation of himself: “I’m God’s messenger from the gypsy tent. And it’s the message that’s important, not the messenger.”

SPECIAL REPORT FROM MISSIONARIES

(excerpt from Prayer/Praise Booklet – 2010)

Sophia Galanis, Amarillidos 27, 15341 Athens, Greece

paschost@yahoo.gr

(Info. submitted by: Emie (Galanis) Paschos

My mother’s (Sophia Galanis) situation is very bad, some days her communication is OK, but most days she is not with us mentally. She is able to take very few steps a day, and then she is in a wheelchair.

The GOOD NEWS is that a few months ago a man called Titus asked to get a hold of my father’s correspondence lessons. My father as many of you know had been evangelizing the Greek people through correspondence for years. Thousands of people had received even a few copies which led them to read through the Bible. Every lesson was for each book of the N. Testament. This man Titus who works with computers is going to put these lessons up on line on September 15th.

I thank God for this new turn of events and I wish that for one more time the word of God will enter Greek homes and that the study of the Bible will unlock many hearts and turn them towards God. I am happy for my father and his work “though he is dead he still speaks”.