Monticello Live

First Free Will Baptist Church will be having a community Easter egg April 19th starting at 4 pm. Lots of Fun and Prizes for the kids. The Church is Located at 1351 Hwy 278 west. For more info contact the Pastor Tim McDaniel @(870)413-8162

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Bro. Zan Pierce and the congregation of Immanuel Baptist Church invite you to join them on Easter Morning.  The IBC Choir will perform their Easter Cantata entitled “Savior, Jesus Messiah”.

Immanuel Baptist Church is located on 939 Barkada Road, services start at 10:30am.  Visit their website at www.ibcmonticello.com for more information.

In an unusual follow-up to the story below, about the burglary of cars on a local church’s parking lot last Sunday night, apparently the theives felt remorse when they opened their collection, finding a study Bible of one of the victims.

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Everyone is invited and welcome to attend the 5th Thursday night singing at Mt. Pleasant “Campground” United Methodist Church, Thursday at 7:00 PM. As always there will be a time of class singing as directors choose from our 5 current convention books or the Heavenly Highway II songbook. There will also be some specials mixed with the class singing. If you have never attended this type of singing we invite you to give it a try. There will also be a time for refreshments following the singing.

The church is located approximately 7 miles North of Monticello. Turn left off Hwy 425 on Campground Road and the church is less than one mile on the right. For more information contact Joyce Pevey – 870-367-3849.

Today’s post-Christian world is out to undermine the authority of God’s Word. In fact, our society has become anti-Christian, and the biblical account of Creation is under attack by Bible skeptics as never before. Much is at stake, for the redemptive work of Christ on the Cross is based on the foundational book of Genesis.

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Governor Mike Beebe announced that the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage, has awarded $2,009,349 in grants for projects in 41 Arkansas counties – including Drew County – through its County Courthouse Restoration Subgrant, Historic Preservation Restoration Grant, Certified Local Government Subgrant and Main Street Downtown Restoration Grant programs.

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