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May 20th, deadliest day for teen drivers
For the past five years, May 20th has been the deadliest day behind the wheel for teen drivers. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says that 21 teens die on average on that particular date ...
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May 20th, deadliest day for teen drivers
For the past five years, May 20th has been the deadliest day behind the wheel for teen drivers. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says that 21 teens die on average on that particular date ...
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Noah’s Ark theme park gets go-ahead
FRANKFORT, Ky. — A Bible-belt state hoping to land a biblical theme park that includes a full-size replica of Noah’s Ark approved tax incentives Thursday to help pay for it. The Kentucky Tourism...
May 20, 2011 | 0 0 comments | 3 3 recommendations | email to a friend
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Church calendar
CANCELLATIONS First Missionary Baptist Church, 727 37th St., Cairo, Ill., canceled pastor appreciation services scheduled for Sunday for the Rev. Donald Topp because of flooding. James A. Ware o...
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Fountain Avenue fair returns
The ninth annual Fountain Avenue Community Fair returns to Paducah on Saturday. The fair features a petting zoo, pony rides, arts and crafts, music, a cake walk, a duck pond, sack races, food an...
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Contributed The Rev. James Vinson (from left), Barnell McCauley, Johnny Smith, Floyd Hollowell and Tot Waldon break ground on the Little Union Baptist Church fellowship hall in Bandana last winter.
Ballard resident leads fundraising effort
By Danielle Ray dray@paducahsun.com Tot Waldon is determined to get Little Union Baptist Church a fellowship hall. What’s the big deal? Walden is not a member. Bandana is in Waldon’s bloo...
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Local church to host sacred music recital
Vocal students of Tony Whitfield will present a recital of sacred music at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 520 Ferry St., Metropolis, Ill., at 6 p.m. Sunday. Recital participants include Elizabeth Katz, ...
May 13, 2011 | 0 0 comments | 2 2 recommendations | email to a friend
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Harrison Street Baptist hosts Christian spa day
Harrison Street Missionary Baptist Church, 1126 Harrison St., will host God Spa, a day of pampering through beauty aids and Scripture, on Saturday. Lessons include Luke 12:25-26, Matthew 11:8, 2 Co...
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Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C., is a burial site of many different religious faiths that practice many different rituals and mores for the treatment of the dead. However, honoring the body and protecting the soul are paramount threads that run through all faiths. Associated Press
How different religions bury their dead

Respect of the body is one common denominator most religions share
In Islam, the deceased are to be buried within 24 hours. This was highlighted in media reports of the death of Osama bin Laden. And controversy arose over bin Laden’s burial at sea. Each majo...
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Church Calendar
FELLOWSHIP Lone Oak United Methodist Church, 3835 Old U.S. 45, 7 a.m. Saturday, yard sale, rain or shine. Hosted by the church youth group.   SPECIAL SERVICES Macedonia Missionary Baptist ...
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