Roland exhibits plein air paintings at Begley Gallery
2023-01-13- Photo by Throckmorton J. Trout
Karen Roland, artist from Green County, Kentucky, talks about plein air paintings from her exhibit entitled "Heart Bypass" at the Lucretia C. Begley gallery on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College. Comments | Permalink
2023-01-13- Photo by Throckmorton J. Trout
Karen Roland, artist from Green County, Kentucky, talks about plein air paintings from her exhibit entitled "Heart Bypass" at the Lucretia C. Begley gallery on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College. Comments | Permalink
Large pileated woodpecker
2023-01-13 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Veronica writes, "Had a couple peckers swarm this maple tree. First, we had Red bellied woodpeckers which are smaller. These Red Pileated Woodpeckers are much larger. Their loud pecking at the wood caused my dogs to constantly think someone was knocking at the door. Woodpeckers are a migratory bird and are federally protected." Comments | Permalink
2023-01-13 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Veronica writes, "Had a couple peckers swarm this maple tree. First, we had Red bellied woodpeckers which are smaller. These Red Pileated Woodpeckers are much larger. Their loud pecking at the wood caused my dogs to constantly think someone was knocking at the door. Woodpeckers are a migratory bird and are federally protected." Comments | Permalink
Dr. Hurtgen leading annual January Bible Study
2023-01-13 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Gerard Flanagan, CU Communications
Campbellsville University's January Bible Study is exploring Paul's Letter to the Ephesians, according to Dr. John Hurtgen, School of Theology dean. The annual January Bible Study continues through Feb. 5, 2023.
"This letter written from a prison also happens to be Paul's most spiritual letter," Hurtgen said. "From beginning to end, believers will not only be confronted with their identity in Christ as adopted and redeemed for God's own special purposes in the world but also instructions for the spiritual war and promises for the spiritual victory that those in Christ have been given."
Hurtgen, who also serves as pastor of Mt. Gilboa Baptist Church in Taylor County, is leading the study, which is being held at Good Hope Baptist Church, 8320 Saloma Road, Campbellsville. Three churches have partnered for the study: Mt. Gilboa Baptist Church, Good Hope Baptist Church (pastor, Gerald Murphy) and Mt. Washington Baptist Church (pastor, Jimmy York). All are invited to attend.
Sessions are held on Sundays from 5-6:15pmET. For more information, contact Dr. Hurtgen at (270) 469-0328 or jehurtgen@campbellsville.edu. Comments | Permalink
2023-01-13 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Gerard Flanagan, CU Communications
Campbellsville University's January Bible Study is exploring Paul's Letter to the Ephesians, according to Dr. John Hurtgen, School of Theology dean. The annual January Bible Study continues through Feb. 5, 2023.
"This letter written from a prison also happens to be Paul's most spiritual letter," Hurtgen said. "From beginning to end, believers will not only be confronted with their identity in Christ as adopted and redeemed for God's own special purposes in the world but also instructions for the spiritual war and promises for the spiritual victory that those in Christ have been given."
Hurtgen, who also serves as pastor of Mt. Gilboa Baptist Church in Taylor County, is leading the study, which is being held at Good Hope Baptist Church, 8320 Saloma Road, Campbellsville. Three churches have partnered for the study: Mt. Gilboa Baptist Church, Good Hope Baptist Church (pastor, Gerald Murphy) and Mt. Washington Baptist Church (pastor, Jimmy York). All are invited to attend.
Sessions are held on Sundays from 5-6:15pmET. For more information, contact Dr. Hurtgen at (270) 469-0328 or jehurtgen@campbellsville.edu. Comments | Permalink
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