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Rodenberg Church of Christ gets back to the basics
Rodenberg Church of Christ pastor Bill Denton says the church is independent, non-denominational and autonomous but is still part of the Churches of Christ. ...
Church of Christ hosts prayer service marking one-year anniversary of Alabama tornadoes
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox speaks at the University Church of Christ in Tuscaloosa, Ala., at a prayer service marking the one-year anniversary of the April 27, 2011 tornadoes. (Photo b...
Indigenous church asks Church of Christ to help replace its slain pastor
RUSTYANDLAURA.BLOGPOST.COM New workers in Ecuador - Laura and Rusty Campbell, with their three children, will minister in Ecuador Church members who visited the village of Zapallo G...
Tornado causes major damage to Church of Christ building in eastern Kentucky
A March 2 tornado that ravaged the eastern Kentucky town of West Liberty caused major damage to a Church of Christ.“Our congregation needs your prayers,” said Rusty Hutchinson, who leads singing for...
Five creative approaches to community outreach
Culver Palms Church of Christ member Kelly Shaw, right, reads with Teresa Nicolin as part of the FriendSpeak ministry. (Photo by Ron Cox) Want to reach out? Here are five creat...
College scholarship honors memory of trailblazing 'woman of integrity'
PHOTO PROVIDED BYKARON JOHNSON Pioneering Christian - Trailblazing church member Gladys Hawkins stands next to J.S. Winston, the minister for whom she worked for many years in Cleve...
To stop the flow of young people leaving Churches of Christ
intergenerational relationships are vital Ron Bruner David Kinnaman has confirmed what many of us have long suspected: The church is losing too many members of ...
Ministry matchmaking: Students find churches
PHOTO BY BOBBY ROSS JR. WEST TEXAS INTERVIEW - At a ministry intern job fair at Lubbock Christian Un...
Church-supported ministries partner to take little dresses to Africa
Children in Uganda express thanks for the clothes they received through the Little Dresses for Africa ministry. (Photo via www.littledressesforafrica.org) ...
Reaching a world of 7 billion souls
PHOTO BY ERIK TRYGGESTAD7 billion souls - Liberian minister David Kolleh says that the earth's rapdly growing population leaves "no doubt that the challenges before...
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Rodenberg Church of Christ gets back to the basics
Sunday, 29 April 2012 05:22 -
Church of Christ hosts prayer service marking one-year anniversary of Alabama tornadoes
Saturday, 28 April 2012 04:16 -
Indigenous church asks Church of Christ to help replace its slain pastor
Tuesday, 24 April 2012 14:49 -
Tornado causes major damage to Church of Christ building in eastern Kentucky
Thursday, 15 March 2012 05:09 -
Five creative approaches to community outreach
Friday, 17 February 2012 05:30 -
College scholarship honors memory of trailblazing 'woman of integrity'
Thursday, 09 February 2012 05:39 -
To stop the flow of young people leaving Churches of Christ
Saturday, 14 January 2012 03:11 -
Ministry matchmaking: Students find churches
Friday, 06 January 2012 16:11 -
Church-supported ministries partner to take little dresses to Africa
Wednesday, 28 December 2011 21:57 -
Reaching a world of 7 billion souls
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 05:37
Mississippi church supports Ferguson family in time of grief
Written by Bobby Ross Jr.
Les and Karen Ferguson, with Conner, Casey and Cole. Not pictured is the Ferguson's oldest son, Kyle.
The Sun Herald in Gulfport, Miss., reports:
GULFPORT — There are no words that can help Minister Les Ferguson and his family deal with the recent deaths of his wife, Karen, and son Cole. Ferguson and his sons Casey, Conner and Kyle are in mourning but are supported with love by the members of Orange Grove Church of Christ, where Ferguson is the minister.
“I want to thank everyone,” Ferguson said. “My church family was just here and took over my needs that could be met. I am leaning on them and God. I have not been alone and have not had to do things on my own. I am very grateful to everyone. The church has allowed me to take as much time as I need before returning to the pulpit.”
Elder Bob Boyd arrived on the scene in the Kenwood subdivision on Oct. 10 shortly after he heard the news that there was trouble at the Ferguson home.
“One of the most powerful statements was the presence that the church family and friends made immediately following the tragedy,” Boyd said. “Over half of the congregation was in the neighborhood. Vehicles lined both sides of the street and they were all there to support the family.”
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