PAYNESVILLE – Sandra (Yates) Warren was one of the “Jewels” honored Saturday, June 22, by the Missouri Conference Missionary Society.
The kitchen ran on donated food and time — but still entailed a hit to the United Methodist Church's utility bills.
“Going to church,” said my friend. “It just seems so hypocritical. I mean, the people who attend regularly aren’t any better than the rest of us. I guess I’ve always felt it’s more honest to admit that I’m not a Christian — not that I think I’m particularly evil, but I’m no saint, either. Th…
Bethany Cemetery’s Donation Drive has started for 2019.
Cole Branstetter, his wife Rachelle, and children. (submitted photo)
After he began serving both the First Presbyterian Churches of Bowling Green and Louisiana on January 1st of this year, Reverend Dr. James “Jay” Ayers will now be officially installed.
The Northeast Missouri Clergy Coalition is sponsoring a Community Worship Service Celebrating Black History, Sunday Feb. 2 starting at 2:30 p.m. at the Bethel AME Church in Louisiana.
More than ever, members of Clarksville United Methodist Church are finding truth in the first book of the New Testament.
On December 9, the congregations of the First Presbyterian Churches of Bowling Green and Louisiana voted to extend a formal call (job offer) to Rev. Dr. James “Jay” Ayers to serve both churches effective January 1, 2019. Rev. Ayers is the first, full-time, ordained Presbyterian minister to s…
The Ecumenical Women’s breakfast group met at the First Presbyterian Church in Louisiana for their last meeting of 2018.
In this 2015 file photo, volunteers gather with the final group of boxes prior to distributing them to low-income Pike County families. Pictured above, from left are: Ronnie Bybee, Brian Orf, Vernon Korte, Doug Korte, Donna Long, Yvonne Hofen, Mary Oberman, Donna Merz, Shirley Schuckenbrock,…
By Taylor Lockard
New Life Christian Church is hosting an admission free, fun-filled day for the entire family from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22.
On Saturday, August 18, the Frankford First Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church will hold a free breakfast to commemorate the northern Pike County community’s annual Park Day.
By Ethan Colbert
“Campfire 1801” was the theme for VBS at New Harmony Christian Church during this past weekend. This was in keeping with the celebration of the church’s 175th anniversary. In addition to learning Bible stories, the children enjoyed learning about customs in the homes and churches during the …
Curryville Baptist Church invites all children age 3 years through 7th grade to join them for their annual Vacation Bible School beginning on Sunday, July 8, through Thursday, July 12, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. each evening.
By Ethan Colbert
The Bethel AME Church of Paynesville held their 2nd Annual Banquet and Fashion Show at Clopton High School on Saturday, April 7, 2018.
Choir Day Brought Large Crowd To Frankford
The members of the Bowling Green First Presbyterian Church are inviting current and former educators to attend a recognition tea in their honor on Saturday, April 28 at 10:30 a.m.
Malia Bridwell will readily tell you her life is lead by faith, a strong faith that caused her to change career paths in 2010. Bridwell, a missionary in Strasbourg, France, is currently visiting in Louisiana. She will share some of her experiences on Sunday, August 27, at Centenary United Me…
Nearly 200 Pike County area residents filled the Main Exhibition Hall at the Pike County Fairgrounds for the fair’s annual Gospel Music program. The event, which is sponsored by the Prayer in Action in Christ Together (P.A.C.T.) group and the Bowling Green Ministerial Alliance, is open to al…
A Ecumenical Vacation Bible School will be held Monday – Friday from Monday, July 17, to Friday, July 21 at First Christian Church from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Following Sunday morning Mass, members of the congregation at St. Clement Catholic Church paused to honor their priest, Father Bill Peckman, who has been reassigned to another parish near Boonville.
This week’s Minister’s Message was written and submitted by Pastor Keith Barnhart of Edgewood Baptist Church in rural Pike County.
Reverend Bruce Moeller has been named interim pastor at Bowling Green First Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church.
Many times in our lives we will encounter situations in which we feel like life is spinning out of control, and that we have lost our handle on things.
It’s that time of year again. If you aren’t sure what I mean by that, then keep reading. March 1st is the start of Lent with Ash Wednesday.
Author, speaker, pastor’s wife and mom, Rhonda Rhea, of Troy, will be speaking at a Women’s Retreat Saturday, Mar. 18, from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at the Elsberry Lodge in Elsberry.
This week’s Minister’s Message was submitted by Rev. John Pinkston, of the First United Methodist Church in Bowling Green.
The student body of St. Clement Catholic School in rural Pike County includes, front row, from left: Philip Bibb, Cheyene Lawrence, Bristol Ankelman, Xander Baker, Marshall Charlton, Faith Bishop, Payton Turner, Lucca Arrezzio, Jocelyn Grote, Hudson Crane, and Dallas Bair; second row, from l…
The First United Methodist Church in Bowling Green, located at 8 North Broadway at the corner of Church and Broadway, will be hosting an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Thursday, February 2, from 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the church’s fellowship hall. Snacks and homemade sandwiches will b…
Women’s CryOut Prayer Evening will be held on Friday, February 17, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Education Building of Second Baptist Church, Bowling Green. Interested women are encouraged to join with women from across our county as we cry out to God in prayer and worship on behalf of ourselve…
Jamie Graham, owner of Wild Creations Taxidermy, was the featured speaker on Saturday evening at the annual Frankford Wild Game Supper. The supper is hosted annually by the congregation of the Frankford First Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church.
After the angel announced the birth of Jesus to the shepherds the Bible says: “And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, 14 Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men” (Luke 2:13-14, KJV).
Noix Creek Baptist Church on Highway 54 west of Louisiana celebrated its 185th anniversary on November 12 and 13. A crowd of friends, former members, and a former pastor gathered for prayer, congregational singing, church history, testimonies, special music, a concert and a refreshing message.
This week’s Minister’s Message was submitted by Keith Barnhart, of Edgewood Baptist Church.
This week’s Minister’s Message
The Community of Faith Thanksgiving Day Dinner will be held on Thursday, Nov. 24 (Thanksgiving Day).
It’s over, it’s finally over. At least I’m hoping that it’s over. I’m writing these words the week before the election takes place, and you’re reading them at least a day after we’ve all voted. Like I said, I’m hoping that it’s all over, and we’re ready to move on.
The members of the Bowling Green First Presbyterian Church have authorized the Times to announce that the local church congregation will be hosting a free community breakfast on the first Sunday of every month.
Members and supporters of the Curryville Presbyterian Church met on Friday for the church’s annual Lord’s Acre Sale and Supper. The fundraiser was first held at Estes Presbyterian in the 1980s, but came to Curryville after the two churches merged. The proceeds go to support the ministry of t…
America’s forty-plus-year moral collapse has accelerated steadily regardless of whether conservatives or liberals have been in the White House. For many important reasons elections matter but a pure and revived Church is the only real hope for this nation! Even if the election goes the way s…
On Wednesday, Oct. 5, members of the Curryville community were treated to a free spaghetti supper courtesy of the Curryville Presbyterian Church’s youth group. Pictured above are three members taking a break from serving spaghetti. They are, from left: Jate McCullom, Bleyne Bryant, and Gunne…
Like the words in the famous hymn, “Bringing in the Sheaves,” the members of the Frankford First Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church came from near and far rejoicing in the 180th-anniversary of the church’s founding.
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