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Phyllis Thomas’s newly released “A New Life” is a spiritual tool for embracing the hope Jesus holds and understanding one’s life purpose Share Article “A New Life” from Christian Faith Publishing author Phyllis Thomas is an illuminating guide where, through the gospel, the lost will find direction again. MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) March 08, 2021 “A New Life”: an inspirational read that helps navigate a believer towards the Lord and strengthens their trust in His unconditional love. “A New Life” is the creation of published author Phyllis Thomas, a Christian songwriter of faith. She began A New Life Ministry to support and reach the lost for the gospel of Jesus Christ, and A Sister’s Love Ministry to encourage, enlighten, and empower women of faith to become effective individuals to share their faith to others. ....
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Commissioners OK 2021 budget, final CARES Act requests; discuss record-high permissive sales tax receipts From left, Highland County commissioners David Daniels, Jeff Duncan and Terry Britton and clerk Mary Remsing are pictured at their Dec. 16 meeting. (HCP Photo/Caitlin Forsha) During two sessions Wednesday, Dec. 16, Highland County commissioners Jeff Duncan, Terry Britton and David Daniels approved the 2021 budget, discussed permissive sales tax receipts and completed CARES Act reviews and other year-end business. Commissioners voted 3-0 Wednesday afternoon to approve the 2021 annual appropriations, with a $11.3 million total for the General Fund as recommended by county auditor Bill Fawley earlier this month. ....
$11.3 million county budget approved By Tim Colliver - [email protected] Shown from left during Wednesdays meeting of the Highland County board of commissioners are David Daniels, president Jeff Duncan and vice president Terry Britton. Tim Colliver | The Times-Gazette The Highland County Board of Commissioners finalized an $11.3 million budget for 2021 on Wednesday. The commissioners’ regular Wednesday meeting covered resolutions, contracts and last-minute coronavirus relief funding requests in addition to next year’s budget. “Mainly the order of business for today is cleaning up the year and getting ready for next year,” commission president Jeff Duncan said. Vice president Terry Britton said the general fund budget remained at $11.3 million, as endorsed last week by county auditor Bill Fawley, who described it as “a conservative budget because we always start out that way.” ....