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Christmas food day at Helping Hands
Helping Hands Food Pantry in Knoxville was packed this morning, as dozens of local families received food baskets.
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Candidates share faith, personal stories at forum
Six Republican presidential candidates took part in the Family Leader's Thanksgiving Family Forum on Saturday.
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Knights of Columbus pledge to Helping Hands
The St. Anthony's Chapter of Knights of Columbus have pledged $1,200 a year for the next three years to care for one of the rooms above Helping Hands Food Pantry.
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Volunteers paint Zion Methodist Church
A group of volunteers from the area spent part of Monday and Tuesday painting the Zion Methodist Church in Pershing.
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McLemore eager to “come home”
Former Knoxville Pastor and current a Capella singing sensation Jon McLemore is eager to return to town this weekend with his group, Street Corner Symphony. Tickets are still available for Saturday night's show at Celebrate Community Church.
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Knoxville's Children of God
You and I, and the rest of the world, are creations of our Heavenly Father. Because we are human, we don't always act like we belong to God's family. We fall short in God's family, but that is where Christ enters the picture.
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Ministerial members gather for lunch
Members of the Knoxville Area Ministerial Association gathered for lunch today.
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Tuck pointing at First United Methodist
Tuck pointing is underway at Knoxville's First United Methodist Church on Montgomery Street.
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Mead's book released
New Covenant Church Pastor Jim Mead, who suffered a massive stroke a couple of years ago, has written a book about his life and experience. It is now available in paperback.
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Service Surge Underway
Approximately 300 volunteers are spending their Saturday morning helping friends, neighbors and the community.
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