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Nash Arts is inviting the public for a cup of coffee with artist Mike Clark during a free artist reception Saturday, Sept. 30th, between 10 a.m. and Noon.
Sept. 30th is the last day for Clark's exhibit, which opened Sept. 1.
Clark's colorful acrylics most often depict scenes from nature, such a roadway between trees, trees and sky reflected in water or beach views. His gallery on display at Nash Arts incorporates brilliantly colored suns or the rare evening painting with the moon shining off the water with an adjacent pier.

"He who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind." (James 1:6)
If the truth were ever told about the effect that doubt could have in your life, the above verse hits the nail on the head.
Here's something else that's true about doubt. It usually occurs in the life of a believer. So don't be discouraged when doubt comes your way. It's never a permanent condition, and the irony of doubt is that it always brings with it an opportunity to grow closer to God.

On February 12, 1728, was Cotton Mather's sixty-fifth birthday. The Puritan minister would breathe his last the following day. Until the previous year, Mather had never experienced any serious health challenges. He used all his strength to live in fruitful service to the Lord. His signet ring had a fruit-bearing tree and Psalm 1:3 inscribed on it. On the last day of his life, his son Samuel asked his dying father for a final word of counsel. Mather said one word: "Fruitful."
Fruitfulness was Mather's consuming passion in life and death. It should be the same for every follower of Christ.

The Baptist Men had their monthly breakfast and meeting on Sunday, September 17.
The Nell Boone Sunday School Class of Red Oak Baptist Church collected items for the UNC Health Nash Foundation. Hygiene items collected will be given to patients who are discharged to homeless shelters.
Hurry and get your tickets for the Brunswick Stew Sale at the Red Oak United Methodist Church. Sale will be on October 14.

Word Tabernacle Church hosted its First Annual HBCU & Divine 9 Sunday during the regularly scheduled 9 a.m. Worship Service on September 10, 2023. Special guests included Elizabeth City State University (ECSU), Dr. Karrie Dixon - Chancellor and her cabinet, and the University Choir. ECSU Alumni were invited to attend the "Meet the Chancellor" reception where speakers Word Tabernacle Church Senior Pastor Gailliard, Dr. Dixon, Sen. Kandie Smith (District 5) and Marcus Bass, Deputy Director of the NC Black Alliance presented the State of HBCUs Address, the Legislative Report, and a Voter Information Session.

The NC Cooperative Extension in Nashville is taking registrations now for a one-day Homesteading Workshop, to be held Saturday, Sept. 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1006 Eastern Avenue in Nashville.
"Mainstream America has renewed its interest in working the land," said the website remotefamily.com. "Some are seeing it in hopes of finding a more meaningful life than their former sedentary office jobs could give."

Revocable Trust Agreement for Claudia Edwards Wallace, Claudia Edwards Wallace, James Russell Wallace and Gary Wayne Wallace to Deborah Smith; 609 Sanibel Drive, Nashville
Ollie Knight, Celeste Knight and Leste A. Knight to Celeste Knight and Leste A. Knight; Charlestone Place, Section 1, Block A, Lot 34
Jim Pope Builder, Inc. to Ancy Jacob; Section 1X, Lake Haven, Lot 47

Building Permit Commercial
Reginald Brinkley, 106 Barnes St.; miscellaneous; $800
Bill Marshburn, 4454 Dortches Blvd.; repair; $135,500

The Nash Senior Center in Nashville is hosting its first open house Sept. 20th and is inviting members of the public who are over 60 and their families. The indoor floating event will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Center, located at 103 N. Alston Street.
Ashley Winstead, Senior Services Director, said the vendors were hand-picked for the information that they had to share. The Open House is happening, Winstead said, because so many Seniors asked her for an event that would have so many relevant agencies conveniently in one place.