Set for July 23-25, the conference is free and open to the public.
Church pastor Joshua White said though this is the first time the church has held the event, he hopes to make it an annual endeavor.
ââOur main objective and hope for this conference is, first and foremost, that our God would be glorified in and through the Lord Jesus Christ,â he said. âOur hope and prayer is that God would use the faithful preaching of Godâs word and the prayers of his saints to bless his people and transform the lives of sinners in our community.â
Welcome home! Adrian family, others dedicate new Habitat for Humanity house
The Daily Telegram
ADRIAN An Adrian mother of two was on the receiving end of a home dedication and Faith Build ribbon-cutting Sunday.
Emily Newell, along with her children Tegan, 12, and Elijah, 8, were officially welcomed home Sunday to their newly constructed East Maple Avenue home, sponsored by Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County. The ribbon-cutting event, while normally open to the entire community, was scaled back in attendance because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The site of the Faith Build home officially broke ground during an August 2020 ceremony, according to Habitat for Humanity construction manager Doug Straub. The nearly completed residence was celebrated with Sunday’s ribbon-cutting.
Earlier this year, NRB announced the recipients of the 2021 NRB Media Awards, recognizing the most outstanding ministries, organizations, and programs/producers in the world’s largest association of Christian communicators.
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I reside in the country, but prefer timber areas more. Do what ever you can to encourage people to not pay the media. Do not buy your local newspaper or many countless liberal magazines (Time, Newsweek, etc.). Drop cable television subscriptions and get your television over the air (digital TVs only need an antenna and older TVs need free converter boxes in addition to an antenna). Get DSL and get a discount by canceling your cable television subscription. The last thing you should want to do is pay Comcast, the owner of MSNBC, any funds to use against you.