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eodnnaenaj1: Oh heck no -http://www.ajc.com/news/content/metro/northfulton/stories/2009/06/09/girl_deport_poland.html The above article, and news reports last evening speak about an 11 year old girl being deported because of a mix up in paperwork! MacTheKnife: Did you know?I guess those darn North Koreans aren't getting the message from Newsweek and the White House Press Corp. "Obama is like a God." Bonkers: Firecrackers and LibrariesI don't really know the bottom line cost of the firecracker show--I have heard $25,000, but don't know if that includes set-up/clean-up, etc. Fred Garvin: Canada's ObamaCare PrecedentCanada's ObamaCare Precedent- Governments always ration care by making you wait. That can be deadly. Fred Garvin: Top court's move throws Chrysler deal in doubtTop court's move throws Chrysler deal in doubt It also triggered fears on both sides of the border that the rescue of the Detroit automaker, so carefully orchestrated by the administrations of Barack Obama and Stephen Harper and backed by more than US$4.5-billion of taxpayer money in a fast-track process, is about to unravel, putting thousands of jobs at risk in Canada and the United States. Emerson-OverallMr. and Mrs. David Emerson of Fayetteville announce the engagement of their daughter, Britni Nicole Emerson, to Nathaniel Ralph Overall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Overall of Peachtree City. The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of Ann Emerson and the late William Emerson of Fayetteville, and Mary Ellen McDuffie and the late Joseph McDuffie of Warm Springs. Emerson-OverallMay-SwanaganDr. Gail McCarver of Waukesha, Wis., and Ron May of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., announce the engagement of their daughter, Diana Kathleen, to Brian Scott Swanagan, son of Ms. Nancy Swanagan of Fayetteville and Jeffery Swanagan of Powell, Ohio. May-SwanaganReligion Briefs 061009Family and Friends weekend planned Carter is new student pastor at InmanInman United Methodist church recently apppointed Alexis Carter to serve as its student pastor for the next 10 weeks. Friendship UMC to host ‘Won By Faith’ gospel quartet June 27Friendship United Methodist Church in Fayetteville will host a singing service Sunday, June 27, at 11 a.m. The service will be highlighted by the award winning gospel quartet, “Won by Faith” from Dallas, Ga. Charitable Gifting...How to Turn a Gift into Your Legacy!06/22/2009 - 6:30pm 06/22/2009 - 8:00pm Our specialty is using the same planned charitable donation or bequest, but maximizing the benefit to your favorite charity on a tax advantaged basis. Come hear how our ideas can enhance your current charitable giving. The Gathering Place (800) 713-2151 Covenant Presbyterian Church members head for Jamaica July 18Eleven members of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville will travel to Jamaica July 18-24 for a week of ministry with Praying Pelican Missions. The group will partner with Westgate Hills Baptist Church to support the Montego Bay suburb, encourage the church, and build relationships with the local people. Going greenThese members of Lighthouse Church recently met at Handley Park in Tyrone to pass out CFL lightbulbs as a way to “go green.” Shown above are adults (L-R) Rev. Going greenEpps to be enthroned as diocesan bishop June 19David Epps, pastor of Christ the King Charismatic Episcopal Church, Sharpsburg, will be enthroned, or installed, as a diocesan bishop in services on June 19. Epps, who was consecrated as a bishop in November 2007 and assigned as an auxiliary bishop for the Southeast Province will become the Bishop of the Diocese of the Mid-South which includes the states of Georgia and Tennessee and a mission in Illinois. David EppsP’tree City’s All Saints Anglican honors graduates
All Saints Anglican Church recently honored members graduating from various institutions this spring. Those present included (front, L-R), Carrie Elizabeth Stachura, James Dominick Lee, Michael H. DaSilva and S. Matthew Deverill. Back, the Rev. Michael Fry. Photo/Special.
All Saints Anglican Church of Peachtree City recently honored seven of its members graduating from high schools and colleges. The Rev. Michael Fry presented the graduates who were present to the congregation and prayed for their future success. P’tree City’s All Saints Anglican honors graduatesAll Saints Anglican Church recently honored members graduating from various institutions this spring. Those present included (front, L-R), Carrie Elizabeth Stachura, James Dominick Lee, Michael H.
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