Houston Chamber Choir presents
Hear the Future, an annual event in which the company invites three outstanding school choirs from the Greater Houston area to participate in its invitational choral festival. The free event takes place 4 - 5 p.m. on Sunday at South Main Baptist Church, 4100 Main Street, featuring performances from each choir and culminates with the guest vocalists joining Houston Chamber Choir to close the concert. Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 7:11 a.m.
In celebration of Theater District Open House, the Press took a look behind the curtain at the people and programs that contribute to the gem known as the Houston Theater District. For Theatre Under The Stars, the Tommy Tune Awards is one of the ways the organization celebrates the best and brightest of local high school talent.
Pastor Amos “Jug” Jarman, age 88, passed away peacefully on December 14, 2020. Amos was born August 24, 1932 in Old Hickory, TN where he grew up with three sisters. He graduated from DuPont High School in 1950, where he excelled in academics and played several sports. He joined the U.S. Air Force in 1951 and served in the Korean War. While in the military he met the love of his life, Jackie Fordham. They were married for 60 years until her passing in 2013. He was an air traffic controller for the FAA in Greenville, SC where they adopted their two children. After 10 years with the FAA he felt the call to preach and began a ministry that would take him and his family to three churches over the next 30 years. He was a former pastor at West Main Baptist Church in Alexandria, Tennessee. He retired from full time ministry at First Baptist Church Spring Hill in 2001. Preceded in death by wife of 60 years, Mary Jacqueline “Jackie” Jarman and parents, William Boyden and Velma Lorraine
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BY SUSAN ELZEY
Special to the Register & Bee
Candlelight, caroling, cantatas and Santa Claus at the annual Christmas party are all cherished traditions and rituals at churches during the Christmas season.
This year, however, as the world waits for a vaccine to become readily available and the pandemic rages, Dan River Region churches have canceled or changed their usual activities in favor of safety and health.
White Oak Worship Center in Blairs usually has a big Christmas drama for the community to enjoy. But not this year.
Lots of people have called to see if it will be held this year, but it isnât going to be, according to church receptionist Donna Rose.