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Brumfield has embodied the mother of Dr. King on many occasions and returns to the pulpit at Middletown as his 110-year-old mother.
The Human Relations Day is one of six Sundays each year with special offerings.
This donation provides support for other programs such as the Youth Offender Rehabilitation Programs, Community Developers and United Methodist Voluntary Services.
For more information about this and other United Methodist programs call 707-295-7174.
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Host registration for the third annual National Bible Bee opens on February 1st, and will remain open until March 31.
Contestant registration runs from April 1 through May 31, and official contest materials will be released on June 1.
Every contestant will receive a Bible, Scripture memory cards, inductive Bible study curriculum, a T-shirt and more as part of registration.
The Shelby Kennedy Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging the spiritual growth of the entire family through Bible study, Scripture memorization and prayer, launched the National Bible Bee in 2009.
The competition challenges youth from ages 7 to 18 years in Bible knowledge and memorization, first at local contests held around the country at the end of August, and then at a National Competition held in November for the top 300 contestants from across the nation.
The winners of the National Bible Bee Competition are awarded $260,000 in cash prizes, as well as other awards.
The 2010 National Competition last November in Schaumburg, Illinois was highly praised by the families in attendance.
In addition to the exciting competition, national contestants and their families enjoyed a variety of family activities, musical performers, guest speakers, a vendor hall and a formal banquet.
For those who desire an opportunity to lead family ministry in their community, church or school, The Shelby Kennedy Foundation provides Bible Bee Local Hosts with a turn-key program full of resources, ideas, and support in order to organize a Local Bee and support contestant families as they work through the age-appropriate Bible studies and memorization requirements throughout the Summer.
Not only is hosting a Local Bee a fun way to build and deepen community and family relationships, but Hosts also have the opportunity to make an eternal impact in the lives of young people by equipping and encouraging them to study, memorize and apply the Bible to their lives.
Learn more about the National Bible Bee and register to be a Local Host at www.BibleBee.org.
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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The season of Advent, the season of waiting is over. Christmas has come and gone and yet many are still waiting. The question is what are we waiting for?
Join Galilee Lutheran Church to help you find what you have been waiting for and learn to live your life, not in waiting but in doing.
Services are at 10 a.m. at 8860 Soda Bay Road. There will be communion and all are welcome at the Lord's table.
The message and a time for children will be presented by Rev. Martha Neff Stum.
Special music by Galilee’s Chancel Choir.
Galilee also will welcome 11 new members on Sunday. The church is growing and would love to have you be a part of what is happening there.
On Tuesday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. the church will be continuing the Bible study series. This series will be looking at stories from the Apocrypha. Come join them for study and fellowship.
For more information or to view the church's calendar of events please visit Web site at www.galileekelseyville.org .
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The service of the Unitarian Universalist Community of Lake County begins at 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 16, at the Kelseyville Senior Center, 5245 Third St.
Guests are welcome to attend. A children’s religious education program takes place during the service.
The Rev. Dr. Charles Harlow, a retired minister from United Church of Christ, was a classmate of King at Crozier Theological Seminary in Chester, Penn.
Class sizes were small, and the students spent much time working and learning together during their three years of study.
In honor of the 82nd anniversary of Dr. King’s birth, Reverend Harlow will share his reflections on King as a man and a friend, with an emphasis on King’s dedication of his life to nonviolence.
Rev. Harlow and his wife retired to Lake County recently.
For more information, call 587-4243.