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Friday,January 1, 2010


Madison Enterprise-Recorder 7


 Corinth Pancake

 Supper And Game

Night A Big Success


 Corinth Christian
Academy hosted North-
side of Starke, Ga., for a
game night and pancake
supper on Dec. 11 at the
old Lee School gym.
 Families, friends
and fans gathered to sup-
port their team, with
many of the Corinth
players coming from
Madison County. The
school is just across the
county line in Jasper.


 Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo By
Michael Curtis, December 10, 2009
 One of the leading
players for the Corinth
Christian Girls' Basket-
ball team, Andrea Abbott,
prepares for a free throw.


 Corinth Baptist Pas-
tor, Gary Abbott, and
Principal Karen Godwin
were on hand as well,
rooting for their teams,
with the pastor taking
time to operate the game
clock. In addition to its
religious and academic
curriculum, the support
of parents and the com-
munity has been a cor-
nerstone of the school.
 Corinth Christian
Academy is a private,
faith-based co-ed school
in Jasper and is Baptist
affiliated, serving ap-
proximately 100 students
in grades K-12. The ad-
dress is 7042 SW 41st Av-
enue Jasper, FL 32052.
The phone number is
(386) 938-2270.

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 Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo By
Michael Curtis, December 10, 2009
 Gary Abbott, pastor
of Corinth Baptist, keeps
score for the basketball
game at the old Lee
School gym.


 "Fight
fight of the
hold of the


the good
faith. Take
eternal life


to which you were
c a l l e d
1 Timothy 6:12.
 Sunday morning
began in the most spec-
tacular way, with the
baptism of Dawson
Rutherford. His bap-
tism was followed by a
women's ensemble con-
taining, Lynn Sapp,
Cindy Brown, Amy
Robinson, Beth Carey,
Debbie Bass, and Willa
Branham, singing "Not
That Far From Bethle-
hem." This beautiful
number was followed
by the Worship Choir
singing a piece from
the Christmas Cantata
called "I Heard the
Bells." Pastor Ferrell's
message came from 2
Timothy 1 and Eph-
esians 4. He spoke on
how to deal with our
fears. Believers of
Christ can face their
fears through the pow-
er and love of Christ.
And also by keeping a
sound mind through
Christ.
 Upcoming events at
Madison First Baptist
include: The week of
January 10 16, Madi-
son County will be
hosting the "Madison
County Prays" prayer
rally. This is going to be
a time of prayer
throughout the county.
 Christians are
asked to pray for our
churches, community,
state, and nation. We
will also be beginning
our Membership Class
on January 10th during
our evening service
and 6:00p.m.
 The History Com-


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 Madison

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 Church


 By Kristin Finney


mittee would like to re- me
mind you of the upcom- me
ing Homecoming ab]
Celebration"175 off
Years." They are trying in
to compile a Memory $12
Book and everyone is for
asked to share their Mc
memories. The dead-


line has been moved to
January 1st. Also the
Historical Committee
will be selling com-
memorative orna-


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rnts. These orna-
nts are now avail-
le in the church
ice and on Sundays
the church foyer for
2 each. For more in-
mation contact Jean
Williams. (973-2841)
AWANA is being
[d every Wednesday
6:00p.m. All students
e welcome to be a
rt of AWANA or M-
ct Youth. Youth Min-


ister Jim Carey would
also like to invite
everyone to join in fel-
lowship with our youth
group. They meet every
Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.
 We would like to in-
vite you to join us for
our services! Our wor-
ship schedule is as fol-
lows: Sunday school 10
a.m .- 11 a.m. Sunday
Morning Worship 11
a.m.-12 noon. Sunday
Evening Worship 6
p.m.-7 p.m. followed by
youth dinner and fel-
lowship until 8:00p.m.
Wednesday evening
services begin at 6:00
p.m.for both the adults
and youth and lasts un-
til 8 p.m.
 "So do not fear, for I
am with you; do not be
dismayed, for I am your
God. I will strengthen
you and help you; I will
uphold you with my
righteous right hand."
Isaiah 41:10
 God Bless!


 Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo By Michael Curtis, December 10, 2009
 Corinth Christian held a pancake supper and game night against Northside
on Dec. 11 at the old Lee School. The boys basketball team, pictured, front row
left to right: Brandon Vees, Les Burnett, Ben Gordon, Will Godwin and P.J. Vees.
Pictured, back row left to right: Cory Burnett, Zach Rye, James Smith, Chris
Wood and Jordan Fenneman. Their coach is Trent Abbott.


 Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo By Michael Curtis, December 10, 2009
 The Corinth Christian girls basketball team gathers around Coach Tim
Goyette before the game against Northside on Dec. 11 at the old Lee School gym.


 Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo By Michael Curtis, December 10, 2009
 The Corinth Christian Academy girls basketball team dominated the boards
against Northside.


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