Beth Eden News Today

It was adopted as a week, black history week, but in 1976 it became black History Month in many states, and in fact president gerald ford was the first to acknowledge black history as being important. The United Kingdom acknowledged it in 1987, canada in 1995. Until we have an emphasis on African American who made a contrib to our society because of that. We have that guest who has been here before, weve had him as a guest back in july so im please to have him again, paul cob. Good to see you ag...

The City of Denver has agreed to pay $100,000 to a church camp in exchange for public access to that camp’s private road, which leads to a proposed Denver mountain park.

The city filed an eminent domain suit against Beth Eden Baptist Church in July, but has reached a six-figure settlement.

$100,000 couldn’t buy access to a short stretch of rural road, so the city’s in court.

The city was given 448 acres that it's turning into a park. It doesn't own the road leading to them.

The City of Denver is threatening to use eminent domain against a local church that has refused to sell it access to the only road leading into its new mountain park.

An aged care provider at Graceville, which includes the 1888 heritage-listed Verney House, has decided it will close by mid-2023 - meaning more than 50 residents will be offered new aged care accommodation.

By Rev. Dr. Martha C. Taylor Maya Angelou’s iconic poem “When Great Trees Fall” is a reminder of the impact that a person has on the lives of others during their lifetime. Rev. Dr. Gillette O. James, pastor emeritus, Beth Eden Baptist Church was called from labor to reward on April 20, 2022, leaving a | By Rev. Dr. Martha C. Taylor Maya Angelou’s iconic poem “When Great Trees Fall” is a reminder of the impact that a person has on the lives of others during their lifetime. Rev. Dr. Gi...

NEWTON — In August, local companies, churches and individuals were encouraged to participate in The Corner Table’s Parade of Cans Food Drive for the infamous “CAN” PION trophy.

Green Party Discussion on Canada’s Climate Strategy – April 27, 2021 Green Party Leader Annamie Paul hosts a virtual roundtable on the government’s new climate change target of reducing emissions by 40 to 45 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030. She is joined by climate activists Mike Hudema, Beth Eden, and Allie Rougeot, as well as Kai Chan, a professor at the Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability at the University of British Columbia. The Green leader also makes a closin...