Banished! City forbids Bible studies in homes

The city of Gilbert, Ariz., has ordered a group of seven adults to stop gathering for Bible studies in a private home because such meetings are forbidden by the city's zoning codes.

The issue was brought to a head when city officials wrote a letter to a pastor and his wife informing them they had 10 days to quit having the meetings in their private home.
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Clayton State Opera Plans Evening on Women from the Bible, Mar. 26, Mar. 27

In conjunction with Clayton State University’s celebration of Women’s History Month, Clayton State Opera presents: “Eve and Her Daughters: Opera and Women of the Bible,” an evening of opera focusing on women from the Bible, featuring a cast of Clayton State University students directed by Dr. Kurt-Alexander Zeller, Clayton State’s director of Opera and vocal Studies, and accompanied by an orchestra under the baton of Clayton State Director of Choral Activities Dr. Shaun Amos.

The program will run in Clayton State University’s Spivey Hall on Friday, Mar. 26 and Saturday, Mar. 27 at 8 p.m., and will open with Eve’s Odds, an award-winning one-act “musical midrash” on the Garden of Eden story by composer Bruce Trinkley and librettist Jason Charnesky. The program will continue with excerpts of Romantic and Baroque era works by Saint-Saëns (Samson et Dalila) and Handel, and conclude by 9:30 p.m. with one of the oldest surviving musical dramas of the Western world, the Planctus Mariae, the lament of Mary the mother of Jesus at the foot of the Cross.

General admission is $10; and $5 for students and seniors. Admission is free with a LakerCard ID. For more information, contact Zeller at (678) 466-4759.

A unit of the University System of Georgia, Clayton State University is an outstanding comprehensive metropolitan university located 15 miles southeast of downtown Atlanta.

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Follow the Final Footsteps of Jesus at PTCUMC

On Saturday, March 27, Peachtree City United Methodist Church invites all families in the community to take a “Journey to the Tomb,” an event depicting the final days in the life of Jesus.

Set outside in a wooded area behind the church, the journey includes six interactive stations that bring to life the actions of Jesus on Palm Sunday, in the Garden of Gethsemane, during the Last Supper, his Crucifixion and culminating with his Resurrection.

All stations are family-friendly and suitable for children of all ages.

Journeys will begin every 10 minutes from 3:00 - 5:00 PM in the back parking area at our worship campus at 225 Robinson Road. The event will conclude with an exciting Easter celebration in the PTCUMC Scout Lodge.

While waiting for departures to begin, guests can visit the Jerusalem Marketplace, which will immerse participants in Bible-times culture: taste and smell new foods, explore new traditions, and discover the many interesting and exciting aspects of the culture in which Jesus lived.

Guests are encouraged to sign up in advance for a departure time at JourneyRSVP@gmail.com.

There is no charge for this interactive experience. For more information contact the church at 770.487.6499 ext. 249 or go to www.ptcumc.org.
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Redhot & Blue Concert at Fairburn UMC

Fairburn United Methodist Church in downtown Fairburn invites you to experience Yale University’s premier a capella group, “Redhot & Blue”, on Wednesday, March 17, at 7:00 pm. This free concert is open to the community. For more information, call the church office at 770-964-3393 or visit us at www.FairburnUMC.org.