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THE MADISON COUNTY (GA) JOURNAL. THURSDAY. JULY 21.2016 — PAGE 7B
Church
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church of Neese, Diamond
Hill-Neese Road, Hull, invites everyone to a piano
concert by master musician Jeff Cleghorn, on Sun
day evening, July 31, at 6 p.m. Cleghom has a
full-time ministry of providing concerts for church
services, homecomings, banquets, conferences and
especially senior adult gatherings everywhere in the
Southeast USA, according to church officials. For
several years, Cleghom has been worship pianist/
co-host for the Spring, Fall and Christmas Home
comings at the Georgia Baptist Conference Center
in Toccoa. He has also served as crusade pianist for
Bailey Smith and Phil Waldrep conferences. “The
music that Jeff provides will be uplifting and encour
aging to the people who hear,” church officials said.
“He is committed to providing music that is, above
all, honoring to the Lord. Join the Pleasant Grove
family for an evening of inspiration and fellowship.”
Food will be provided after this free concert.
•Danielsville United
Methodist Church will
have a “Back to School Fun
Day” Saturday, July 23, 1 to
5 p.m. There will be games,
crafts and hot dogs for all,
organizers said. “Please join
us, even if you have a church
you attend, but also if you
don’t have a home church,”
church officials said. “We
hope to see you there.”
•Gholston Missionary
Baptist Church will
sponsor a “give back” to
the community at the old
Colbert gym Saturday,
July 23, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Organizers say slightly used
clothes (men, women, and
children), shoes and school
supplies will be available, as
well as refreshments.
•Holly Creek Baptist
Church will celebrate pastor
Scotty Randolph Sr.’s 34
years of service July 24, at
11:30 a.m. The speaker for
the occasion will be Rev.
Corey Fountain, Associate
Pastor of Fairfield Baptist
Church in Conyers. The
musical guests will be
the Elder Family from
Watkinsville. “Come out to
Holly Creek Baptist Church
to here this wonderful man
of God and the talented Elder
family, church leaders said.
•Community Baptist
Church, 2400 Hwy. 174
Danielsville, will have a
“Bible Bash” Saturday, July
23, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for ages
pre-K through fifth grade.
Registration begins at 8:30
a.m. A family afternoon
social will be held at 3 p.m.
with ice cream and extras.
Call 706-789-3701 for more
information or to be placed
on the bus route. “It will
be a great day of fun-filled
events,” organizers said.
“Everyone is welcome.”
•Oak Grove Baptist
Church, 9585 Hwy. 172,
Comer, will have a singing
July 31 at 6 p.m. with the
Hicks Family, of Hartwell.
For more information,
contact 706-783-5840 or
706-207-6222.
•The Danielsville Gospel
Barn, 444 Rogers Mill
Road, will have a singing on
Saturday, July 30, at 7 p.m.
featuring the Expectations,
form Alabama and The
Gables, from Crawford.
•Gordon’s Chapel United
Methodist Church, Hull,
Georgia will have their next
2016 clothes closet openings
on Saturday, August 13 and
Thursday, Sept 1 from 9
to 10:30 a.m. The clothes
closet is located inside the
green building just past the
Sanford Community Center,
6469 Nowhere Road, Hull.
“Please note that these
clothes are for those who
are in much need of clothes
and not for the purpose of
resale,” church officials said.
•Gholston Missionary
Baptist Church, 45 Gholston
Church Road, Comer, will
have homecoming July 24,
with the Springfield Baptist
Church, of Athens, as its
special guests.
•Colbert Baptist Church,
65 South 5 th Street, Colbert,
will have a singing Sunday,
July 24, at 11 a.m. featuring
the Dixie Melody Boys, a
Southern Gospel quartet, in
concert. According to a press
release, since their original
formation decades ago, the
Kinston, NC based quartet
has enjoyed tremendous
success, including a Grammy
nomination and numerous
Fan Award nominations
from The Singing News
Magazine, Southern Gospel
Music’s leading fan and
trade publication. This
talented quartet, led by
50-year veteran and recent
Southern Gospel Music
Hall of Fame inductee, Ed
O’Neal, has enjoyed over
20 Top 40 hits, including
eight Top 10 releases and a
Number One single.
•Hull Baptist Church,
39 Charlie Bolton Road,
Hull, will have two morning
worship services each
Sunday in July and August.
An early service will be held
at 8:30 a.m., followed by
another service at 11 a.m.
For more information, call
706-548-1196 or visit us at
www.hullbaphst.org.
•Gordon’s Chapel UMC,
Sanford Community, Hull,
will hold its second-annual
golf tournament, sponsored
by the 3 rcl Class Sunday
School. The tournament will
be held on Saturday, Aug. 6,
at Double Oaks Golf Club,
3100 Ila Road, Commerce.
Registration will begin at
7:30 a.m. with an 8:30 a.m.
shotgun start. The cost is $75
per person/$300 per team.
For more information, such
as registration forms and
sponsorship forms, contact
Jon Poole at 706-224-9303.
•Gordon’s Chapel UMC,
6625 Nowhere Road,
Hull, will have its annual
homecoming service Aug.
14 at 11 a.m., with Rev.
Gary Whetstone, District
Superintendent of the
NEGA UMC Conference,
as homecoming speaker.
Church leaders say please
note that there will be no 8:30
a.m. service held that day. In
addition, revival services will
begin each night, Sunday,
August 14 through Tuesday,
August 16, at 7 p.m. with
evangelist Rev. James Smith
as the speaker. “Please come
and join us,” church leaders
said. “You will be blessed.”
•Legacy Baptist Church,
of Hull, has regular services
each Sunday morning
at 10:30 a.m. Additional
scheduled opportunities
include the collection of
school supplies for Hull-
Sanford Elementary through
July 31 and Compassion
Food Ministries food
distribution Aug. 7 at 5 p.m.
Details for all events can be
found on the church website
- www.legacybaptist.net.”
•Hull Baptist Church
and Hope for the Hungry
will distribute food boxes
to those in need from 10
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Hull
Baptist Church, 39 Charlie
Bolton Road Tuesday, July
26. Further information
is available by calling the
church office at 706- 548-
1196.
•Gordon’s Chapel UMC,
Hull, will hold its monthly
food giveaway at the Sanford
Community Center for those
who are in great need of
food, from 9 to 10 a.m. on
the following Fridays: Aug
19, Sept. 16, Oct. 21, Nov,
18, and Dec 16. “Please note
that all food is distributed
on a first-come, first-serve
basis and is fully funded
by Gordon’s Chapel UMC
who works in coordination
with the NEGA Food Bank,”
organizers said.
•Rogers Baptist Church
of 1890 Rogers Church Road,
will celebrate Homecoming
Day Sunday, July 24, with
worship service at 11 a.m. A
covered-dish lunch will be
served following the service.
Revival services will begin
Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m.
and will continue Monday
through Wednesday evenings
at 7 p.m. Rev. Phil Parks,
pastor of Redeemed Baptist
Church of Commerce,
will be the revival speaker.
“All members and visitors
are invited to participate in
these special opportunities at
Rogers Baptist for worship
and fellowship,” church
leaders said. Rev Carlton
Peters is pastor.
•Jones Chapel United
Methodist Church - on
Sunday, July 24, early
worship and fellowship
will be held at 9 a.m. in the
Family Life Center, followed
by Sunday School at 10 a.m.
and a worship service at 11
a.m. in the sanctuary. The
pastor will preach from Luke
11.
The church is located 5.6
miles north of Danielsville
on Hwy. 29 North across the
road from Zeb’s Barbecue.
“We believe in open hearts,
open minds and open doors,”
church officials said.
•Brockton Road Baptist
Church, 2675 Brockton
Road, Jefferson, holds a
clothes closet each Thursday
from 10 a.m. to noon. All
clothes are clean and free,
church leader said. The
church serves all surrounding
counties. The church pastor
is Brother Karl Mealor. The
phone number is 706-367-
5801.
•Moon’s Grove Baptist
Church, 1985 Moon’s
Grove Church Road, Colbert,
will hold its Hope for the
Hungry food distribution
and a clothes closet on the
fourth Wednesday of each
month from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the family life center.
The following are the dates
for 2016: July 27, Aug. 24,
Sept. 28, Oct. 26, Nov. 23
and Dec. 28. Call 706-795-
2063 for more information,
www.moonsgrovebatpist.
com
•Crosspoint Church
sponsors “Hope for the
Hungry” the third Monday
of each month at Little Light
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on
Aaron Brown Road, just off
Wildcat Bridge Road in the
Harrison Community. For
more information, call 706-
768-2178.
•Comer Baptist Church,
2054 Main Street, Comer,
hosts “There’s Hope for the
Hungry” the first Tuesday
of each month from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. with food,
clothing and a meal. The
meal begins at 11 a.m. For
more information, call 706-
783-5533.
•Sacred Heart Church,
1009 Benson Street (across
from Quality Foods),
Hartwell, is seeking craft sale
participants for their ninth-
annual indoor/outdoor craft
sale. The sale is scheduled
for Nov. 12, 8 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. “We are seeking anyone
who would be interested in
reserving a table to sell their
crafts at $35 per eight-foot
table,” organizers said. Call
Judy Earle at 706-436-3944
for reservations.
•Waggoner’s Grove
Baptist Church, Colbert,
will host members of
“Gospel Testimony” to
celebrate the group’s third
anniversary Sunday, Aug.
27, at 4 p.m. “We are asking
for your group or dance
team to do two selections,”
church leaders said. For
more information, contact
manager Marion Barnett at
706-788-3085 or assistant
manager Lula Glaze at 706-
283-2190.
5 low-calorie snacks that stray from the norm
Snacking may not seem
like part of a healthy diet,
but the right snacks can help
men and women fight midday
hunger without contributing
to unwanted weight gain. The
following low-calorie snacks
won’t compromise adults’
efforts to maintain healthy
weights, and they might prove
useful as men and women look
for that extra boost during the
day.
1. Popcorn: Popcorn is low
in calories and a good source
of dietary fiber. Popcorn also
is high in polyphenols, which
are antioxidants that have
been linked to reductions in
heart disease and certain can
cers. Air-popped popcorn that
is prepared without any oil
is your best option, as a cup
of such popcorn may only
add up to about 30 calories.
Avoid adding salt or butter or
purchasing premade popcorn
that is heavy on both, as both
ingredients can compromise
the health benefits of popcorn.
2. Nonfat Greek yogurt:
Though it's not as low in cal
ories as popcorn, nonfat Greek
yogurt is still a low-calorie
snack that's high in protein.
Nonfat Greek yogurt may
have as much as two times the
amount of protein as tradition
al yogurts, and that's beneficial
because protein helps you feel
full longer, which should help
you maintain a healthy weight
and avoid overeating. Nonfat
Greek yogurt also tends to
have less sugar than traditional
yogurts, and its creamy tex
ture gives many people the
impression that they are eating
something decadent.
3. Hummus: Made primarily
from ground chickpeas, hum
mus is a protein- and fiber-rich
snack that has been linked to a
host of health benefits, includ
ing a reduced risk for heart
disease and certain types of
cancers. Dip vegetables such
as baby carrots into hummus,
and you’ll have a low-calorie
snack that’s also high in vita
min A and beta carotene.
4. Pistachios: Many people
might read the labels of pista
chios and be turned off by the
fat content. But pistachios are
low in saturated fat and high
in protein, and a couple dozen
pistachios may only amount
to about 95 calories. Eat pista
chios raw and do not add salt,
which can negate their health
benefits.
5. Grapes: Grapes might not
be as popular as potato chips or
other widely available snacks,
but they are great sources of
vitamin K and are loaded with
antioxidants. Grapes are load
ed with water, making them a
filling snack that can help men
and women avoid dehydration.
According to the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration, one
cup of grapes can provide
as much as 5 percent of the
recommended daily value of
dietary fiber despite containing
just over 100 calories.
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