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It's 6:34PM in Massillon — Mostly Cloudy and 49°.
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It's that time again (can you believe it?). DAYLIGHT DAVINGS TIME will begin Sunday, March 14th.
Be sure to move your clocks AHEAD one hour before going to bed on Saturday night — or you'll end up very
late to Church on Sunday.
As a fund-raiser for "Relay for Life",
First Baptist Church
will hold a SPAGHETTI DINNER on Saturday, March 27th at 6:00PM.
Entertainment will be provided by the Lincoln Ladies. Donation is $7.00 and includes a chance for a Door Prize.
For additional information, contact the Church.
The theme of this year's Shared Lenten Services is
"VOICES OF HOPE". Services will be held every Wednesday at an
area Church. Each Service will start at 7:30PM, and will be preceeded by a Soup Supper at 6:30PM.
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First Christian Church
will provide LENTEN FISH DINNERS each Friday from 4:30PM to 7:00PM through
March 26th. Cost is $8.00 for adults and $4.00 for children. The price is for a complete meal including dessert.
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
will host a BROWN BAG LUNCH & ORGAN RECITAL each Wednesday through
Lent at 11:30AM. Bring your own brown bag lunch and enjoy a recital by one the area's outstanding organists.
The Church will furnish the beverage.
The vocalists and musicians of the MOODY WOMEN'S & HANDBELL CHOIRS will perform
a concert of inspiring mucic on Friday, March 19th at 7:00PM at
Calvary Chapel.
Everyone is invited to attend. There is no admission, however a free-will offering will be taken.
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One of the most powerful preachers at the end of the 18th Century was our city's namesake —
Jean-Baptiste Massillon. Born in a small town in France, this Roman Catholic Bishop
became a familiar face
in the courts of France's Louis XIV and XV, preaching powerful, down-to-earth sermons without thought of who he might please
or who he might offend. His unwavering zeal and lifelong passion for the poor earned him admiration from both
royalty and common folks alike. 