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Middletown SDA Church News
8th Annual Sing & Celebrate
Our 8th annual Sing & Celebrate Spring Musical will be on Sabbath, April 27 at 5:00 pm! Please invite your family and friends to enjoy this time of music and fellowship with gifted members of our Kentuckiana sister churches.
Outdoor Church Services and Derby Picnic
Come join us for our annual outdoor church service and picnic potluck starting at 10 am on May 4th at Beckley Creek Park. We will meet at the Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP Pavilion (near the Egg Lawn, Visitor's Center, and Playground). There will be Sabbath Schools for all ages and a great church service followed by lunch. Drinks and paper products will be provided. Bring lawn chairs and a dish (or two!) for potluck and spend the afternoon in the park as well! There will be no church service at the church that Sabbath!
Community Yard Sale
The Middletown Soldiers of Christ Pathfinders will be hosting a community yard sale on Sunday, May 5 from 12-5PM to help raise funds for their trip to the International Camporee. Come out to shop, and bring your friends! Snacks will be available for sale while supplies last.
Vegetarian Taste Fest Louisville 2019
Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church will host its second annual Vegetarian Taste Fest on Sunday, March 10.
3rd Annual International Weekend 2019
The community is welcome to the 3rd annual International Weekend on Friday & Saturday, March 1 & 2, 2019.
Seventh-day Adventist Church News
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The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Central American Union, which comprises of Costa Rica and Nicaragua, officially launched Inter-America’s territory-wide initiative to seek out former church members during a special training throughout its six regional church fields. More than 1,300 church elders, pastors, and Sabbath school leaders gathered earlier this month to be trained in how to reach former members and bring them back to the church. More than 100,000 members have left the...Adventist doctor pioneers possible cancer cure
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