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Img_5463_1 Roddy Barnes is a musician that happens to play for our church services most every Sunday. He's playing a concert Oct. 20 at the Sycamore Rouge in Petersburg, VA. It gives me a chance to plug the new widget on the side of this page that lists the events going on at our church.

While this isn't an official blog for the church or the UCC, it is a blog that, among other things, will highlight events going on at our church and community--local and world. But the thoughts in the blog will be mine, and no one else's (unless otherwise stated), in case I don't toe the party line, to borrow the saying.

Anyway, the widget lists what events are going on at the church, from the movie being shown this Wednesday, to regular church services. In time, it'll have other events listed as well, such as meetings and other events where the FCCUCC will be in the community.

October 10, 2006 in Music |

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    Dan Wetzel: Glory Road: My Story of the 1966 NCAA Basketball Championship and How One Team Triumphed Against the Odds
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