Religion

For Christmas I gave my husband Psalm 91.
Not all of it, just the first two verses:
“Whoever dwells in the shelter of the most high will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom I trust.”
I found an artist on the Etsy website who hand paints scripture verses, white lettering on rustic gray paper.

A police officer happened upon a fellow on his hands and knees under a street light searching intently for something.
 “What are you looking for?” the policeman asked.
 “I lost my car keys,” the fellow responded.
 After helping the fellow search for a long while without finding the keys, the police officer asked: “Are you sure you lost them here?”
 “No, I lost them over yonder somewhere, but the light is much better here.”

Owenton First Baptist

The New Year was kicked off with a great day of worship. Our pastor brought a challenging message from Proverbs 3 that dealt with three things to consider that will lead to a successful year. We look forward to all that 2017 will unveil to us in our pursuit of Christ and his glory.
Tonight (Wednesday) we will have regular services for the adults, youth and children that will all start at 6:45 p.m.

When I first met Charlie Campbell, he was at the end of his rope — the end of his hope.
Earlier this year, his wife had a series of strokes that left her paralyzed on her right side and bedridden.
Himself disabled, he has been caring for his wife and two daughters, one who is autistic.
A man in the community told me about Charlie and his need, among other things, for a wheelchair-accessible van so he could get his wife out of the house so she could feel normal again.