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Circle of Friends ‘Date Night’ a success Staff report GREENVILLE — The Radiant Lighthouse Circle of Friends recently held their J C’s Coffee House Date Night Dinner, which helped raised funds to benefit the group’s ministry, outreach and Bible study. Janice Clark, Circle of Friend’s ministry leader at the Radiant Lighthouse Church, organized the date night, from setting the tables and serving the meal, to coordinating the entertainment for the evening. Through Clark’s efforts and the wonderful volunteers and Circle of Friends members who pitched in to help, the group was present...

GREENVILLE — The Radiant Lighthouse Church will hold the Festival of HOPE on June 4, 5 and 6 at its campus at 5256 Sebring Warner Road. The purpose o

JC CoffeeHouse hosts ‘Date Night’ May 14 Staff report The JC Coffee House, located at the Radiant Lighthouse in Greenville, will host a “Date Night” Friday, May 14, 2021, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., to benefit the Circle of Friends ministry. To make reservations, call Janice at 937-417-5926. Metro media image GREENVILLE — The JC Coffee House at Radiant Lighthouse Church, located in the UTurn Building at 5256 Sebring Warner Road, in Greenville, is sponsoring a “Date Night” Friday, May 14, 2021, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. with music afterward. The event benefits the Circle of Friends, a...

Second wave of blessing By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Dennis Garber (right), a semi driver for GTL Transportation in West Manchester, Ohio, is seen passing out water and other supplies to members of Houston’s Gulfton neighborhood last Saturday. Provided photo Ten-year-old Aaron (left) and Rosa (right), members of Radiant Lighthouse Wichita, help unload items at the Children’s Activity Center in Houston, Texas. Radiant Lighthouse Wichita lead by Darke County native, Pastor Nathan Paulus, is located at 4600 W. Kellogg Drive, in Wichita, Kansas. Provided photo Dennis Garber stand...

Darke residents to help Texas relief, water needed By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Unseasonably frigid temperatures has left many Texans without power, dealing with lack of heat and bursting water pipes, Pastor Wes Lynch (right) of the Radiant Lighthouse Church in Greenville and Eric Fee (left), of Tribute Funeral Homes, are asking for Darke County residents to help the relief efforts with donations of water, in cases or gallons. Radiant Hope Ministries will head out to Texas on Tuesday. Provided photo Cases of water, like these donated by Dr. Clark of Johnston Chiropractic, will help...