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If a person is going to think about peace on earth at all, it will be at this time of year. I know people (and I am one of them) who pray dail…
My life as a Christian and a preacher changed several years ago. I realized that I was reading my Bible, but I was not considering why I was reading it.
CLINTO 鈥 For the second straight year, the West Kentucky Baptist Association has significantly increased money going to missions.
Sandra Sue (James) Sundmacker, of Rosebud, was born Oct. 28, 1941. She went on to her reward in Heaven on Sept. 7, 2025. She was 83 years old.
Campbellsville University will host 鈥500 Years of the Bible in English,鈥 a two-day free exhibition and lecture series exploring the history, translation, and impact of the Bible in the English language. The event will be held Aug. 25鈥26 at CU鈥檚 Heilman Welcome Center, 404 N. Hoskins Ave., Campbellsville.
The exhibit will feature rare and original biblical artifacts, including portions of the 1535 Coverdale Bible, the first complete Bible printed in English, and the 1551 Stephanus New Testament, notable as the first edition to include verse numbers. Other highlights include the Tyndale Bible, which predates the Coverdale, an original 1611 King James Bible, and a Jewish Torah scroll from the 1600s.
Visitors will also be able to use smartphones and earbuds to access audio features accompanying each item. CU Interim Dean of the School of Theology, Dr. Shane Garrison, said the collection offers a unique opportunity to experience the Bible鈥檚 preservation through centuries.
In addition to the artifact display, CU鈥檚 School of Theology will host six lectures on Aug. 26 covering topics such as early martyrs, political impacts of translation, the King James Bible, modern versions, and the future of English translations.
The exhibit and lectures are free and open to the public.
One of the great classical ways to tell a story is to begin with an idyllic scene. The fairy tale version begins, 鈥淥nce upon a time.鈥 The curr…
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Glenda C. Osborne went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, July 3, 2025. She was the eldest child born to the late Carlyn C. Childress and V…
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Religious leaders from all different backgrounds are coming together for community healing, especially with all the political divisiveness in the county. Grace Episcopal Church in Paducah hosted an interfaith healing service on Tuesday. Church leaders say it was an opportunity for people struggling with the current state of affairs in the nation to get communal support.聽
