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    FAITH FOR TODAY: Don't Worry...

     That’s easier said than done these days, isn’t it?  It’s a lot easier to front a smile or to text a smiley than to actually feel happy.  How often have you walked into work or church and put on your happy face just for appearances?  How often have you texted ‘lol’ but felt DOA? 

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    HEADS AND TAILS - Chapter 2

     “It’s just a penny, Woody,” Chloe said as I showed her my treasure. “Sure, pennies are important, but I don’t understand why you think it’s a treasure.”  “Well,” I replied, “Haven’t you heard Mom say finding a penny brings good luck? I found this penny when I needed luck the most – 250 feet above ground on a Ferris wheel!

  • Church happenings. . .

     

    Parkland Hills Baptist 

    annual winter clothing drive

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    FFA Today

    Regional FFA Quiz Contest

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    FROM THE WORD: Christians should...

     As we look at Paul writing to this church in Galatia, he tells this church if we commit all these dreadful sins we can not expect to inherit the Kingdom of Heaven. Galatians 5:19-21 

  • What's Happening

    Water outage Oct. 15

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    Community Yard Sale

  • VFW And Ladies Auxiliary essay...

    It is once again time to set your thinking caps on and start working on your essay to have the opportunity to win a $30,000 or $10,000 scholarship. There are two essay contests. Applications may be picked up at the Spencer Magnet, the High School, or the Middle School.

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    Moneywise can help in tough times

    As we all know, times are tough. Caught by the rising costs of fuel, food and housing, many families have trouble making their diminishing dollars stretch far enough.

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    Local takes 1st place at Alexandria...

     

    I C Spots is shown winning first place at the Alexandria Fair and Horse Show on August 31. He is owned by Karen and Jon Smith of Chicago and Georgia and Guy Shelburne of Taylorsville. Shown is Georgia Shelburne at the whip.

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    FFA TODAY - Executive Council

    The Spencer County FFA  is lead by   the Executive Council, which is made up of the chapter officers,  committee chairmen, and co-committee chairmen. 

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    Elk Creek Baptist Church celebrates...

     September 1, Reverend Joshua McFarland began serving as the new Pastor of Elk Creek Baptist Church. Pastor Josh and the leaders of the church are very excited about what God is doing at Elk Creek and are looking forward to reaching out to the needs of the people in Spencer County.

  • What's Happening

    Waterford Homecoming

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    Heads and Tails

     It’s a treasure, a rare jewel and extraordinary gift!

     

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    Spencer County Schools - Going Live

    Infinite Campus is a statewide program that enables our district to maintain student data.  Spencer County Public Schools began using Infinite Campus for student information management August 2008. 

  • FROM THE WORD: Love as God Intended

     As we look at Ephesians we can easily see what God requires us to do concerning the church and each other. 

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    FAITH FOR TODAY : All You Need is...

     

     

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    PHOTO: Sending packages to Iraq

    “It just felt like God was sending me this way,”  said Virginia Smith of Taylorsville.  “Because, it’s all working out.” Smith prepared packages for the soldiers of her son-in-laws Army Unit out of Fort Hood, now serving in Iraq.  She was able to do this with money raised through; her church, All Saint’s Catholic, her pinochle club and her family and friends. Boxes filled with some necessities to make soldiers lives a bit easier, while hopefully making them feel a bit closer to home were to be sent out Thursday, September 4, to Iraq.

  • FAITH FOR TODAY: Take Thirty or So

    “Time for dinner...” echoing down the hallway and into my bedroom was one of my favorite things to hear as a child.  Now yes, if you know me, you know I like to eat and I always have.  But it wasn’t just the great home cooked meals my mother put on the table I was excited about.  Maybe you’ve heard of it, it was called sitting at the table as a family to eat together.  It was a remarkable thing.  It was a time that we chatted about the happenings of our day, a time we let out parents know if something was bothering us, a time to laugh at each

  • Register tapes traded for...

    Spencer County Middle School is proud to announce they are saving register tapes for educational equipment. Register tapes can be collected from Country Mart and redeemed for valuable educational equipment such as computers, science, band or sports equipment and more. The program kicked off on September 1, and register tapes can be collected until March 31, 2009. The students and faculty of Spencer County Middle School would appreciate your support by saving your register tapes from Country Mart in order to help them receive their needed equipment.