Which Bible translation is the best and most faithful to the original languages? How do we know that the Bible is inspired? What are the attacks against the Bible from our culture and why is the Bible under attack? Who are those who are influencing our secular culture in this attack? How are we as Bible-believing Christians to view our culture and its anti-Christian bias? What part do the creeds play in the history of Bible understanding?   These and other questions were addressed at the Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Spring Conference in Greenville, S.C., last week that I was...

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  WIC Night Circle will meet on Monday, March 22nd, at 6:30 p.m. We will be covering chapter six. There will also be a short presentation for the Love Offering.   

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  Family Night Supper   Wednesday, March 24, 2010 5:45 p.m.   The church will provide chicken strips and rolls. Please bring a side dish and/or dessert.   There will be no supper  or activities on Wednesday, March 31st.   

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    Interesting FPC Facts   On September 6, 1966, our Church began and subsidized a Christian Kindergarten for four and five-year-old children. Mrs. Joseph Zary (Katy) was Director, and Mrs. Ernest Hoffman (Jane) was her assistant. The Presbyterian Catechism was taught, as it still is today.   In 1967, Ms. Grace Christian passed away at the age of 95. She was one of two women to be on the Plans and Building Committee for the new church building at 840 Main Street in 1930. Grace Christian School on 7th Street was named for her.   In 1882, FPC became the...

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    Thanks for your prayers as Fran and I spent a week in N.C. and S.C. I attended a conference on The Nature and Sufficiency of Scripture, while Fran spent some time with our daughter, Sandra, and her family. They got moved into their new home on Thursday and we were able to spend the night and return to Hattiesburg on Friday, March 12. The conference was very practical. My thanks go again to the Session for allowing me to go.   As many of you know, Elma Cameron has moved to Fairhope, AL, to be near her daughter, Melinda...

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