New Haven
Help support Bethel Temple Church Of God on Frank Street, in need of about $6,000 to replace stolen equipment.
Pastor Larry Pinkard will invoke the prophet Nehemiah from the pulpit Sunday — and tell a tale about how walls will be rebuilt on Frank Street.
The sermon will touch on the tale of two houses of worship [...]
You can be a part of re-digging the wells of Revival in the New Haven area! The Burn Project is committed to seeing a generation turn their hearts back to Jesus. You are invited to come out and be part of 21 hours of Worship, Prayer, and Evangelism.
Begins: Friday, September 25, 2009 at 7:00pm
Ends: Saturday, [...]
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A nice article in the New Haven Register concerning the work of the Poor Connection:
The New Haven Help Alliance was formed this year by concerned members of the faith-based community, said Stefanie Boles, a member of the Poor Connection Steering Committee.
Alliance members wanted an opportunity to make a difference with poverty and youth-related issues, she [...]
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There will be a gospel concert to benefit “New Lifestyles Transitional House for Women” on Saturday, June 13th from 5:30PM – 9:30PM at the Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church, 1324 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT. Some of the featured performers include Christian Love Center’s Men’s Choir, Mrs. Lovester Hunt, Doreen Head, Louise Murray and Karen Wagner. [...]
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Award-winning film “Where God Left His Shoes,” starring John Leguizamo, will be shown on March 11th at 7:00 pm at the Criterion Cinema in New Haven. All proceeds from the event will go immediately, through Neighbor to Neighbor LifeLine grants, to helping people who are in crisis. Tickets are $20.
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Proximity to New York may be making Greenwich the capital of gay marriage in the area, just as it made Greenwich the Powerball Mecca a few years back.
Since Nov. 12, when a state judge gave the final go-ahead for gay marriage, 26 same-sex couples have been married in Greenwich. That is more than the number [...]
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Good news for Danburians – you live in Connecticut’s safest city:
Danbury tops the list of the safest cities in the state, according to a ranking of the safest — and most dangerous — cities in the nation.
The rankings of cities with populations greater than 75,000 were recently released as part of the “City Crime Ratings” [...]
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Today was the first day of homosexual marriage in Connecticut, in case you missed it… the press is having a field day and there are reactions aplenty. An AP report brought us down to New Haven City Hall:
Outside City Hall in New Haven, bubbles and white balloons bounced in the chilly autumn air as [...]
