Bristol
Four times a year, believers from all over New England unite in prayer at local Fifth Friday gatherings. Here’s an updated list of the Connecticut churches which are participating in this New England-wide prayer meeting. All meetings are on May 29 except as noted.
Ashford: United Baptist Church, 38 Pompey Hollow Road (Rte 44) (9:00 – [...]
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In 1747, Jonathan Edwards joined the movement started in Scotland called the “concert in prayer,” and in the same year published An Humble Attempt to Promote Explicit Agreement and Visible Union of God’s People in Extraordinary Prayer for the Revival of Religion and the Advancement of Christ’s Kingdom on Earth.
His key passage was Zech. 8:20-22: [...]
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The following churches have been added to the Connecticut Church Map:
Bristol: Hillside Community Church
Norwalk: Community Advent Christian Church
Torrington: Grace Life Church
Got a church you’d like to see on the map? Write us here.
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There will be a women’s conference at Christian Fellowship Center in Bristol on February 7 from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm. Live worship, free lunch and more. Special Guest Speaker will be Pastor Lynn Lincoln. Register by January 30, 2009 online and get additional information at www.cfcstorehouse.org.
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We’ve added a few more churches to the Connecticut Church Map:
Bristol: Christian Fellowship Center
Collinsville: Collinsville Congregational Church
Farmington: River Valley Christian Center
Wallingford: Good News Christian Center
Got a church you’d like us to include? Drop us a line!
A few things you might have missed while suffusing your bloodstream with sugar over the past couple of weeks:
¶ A Muslim prisoner sues the State in Federal Court for halal food.
¶ A good idea to be “prayed up” before going to Bristol Hospital?
¶ A racketeering suit claims that the Catholic Diocese of [...]
The first song ever shown on MTV was a crazy thing by the Buggles, called “Video Killed the Radio Star.” Video actually did not kill the radio star, but radio stars had to adapt to the realities of the video age. Still, both survived, perhaps because they were based on a similar – passive – [...]
