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Board of Medical Benefits considers rate increase

Rising costs and uncertainty about the future of the nation’s healthcare system led to an increase in the Mississippi Conference health insurance program, but the cost won’t be passed along to policy holders.
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Program turns love of art into ministry

Two Jackson women have turned their love of art into a ministry for the homeless.
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UMW set to meet in New Albany

The theme for the United Methodist Women’s Annual Meeting is “Come to the Table: Recruiting and Reclaiming Members" when the group gathers Oct. 2-3.
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Lambuth Day celebration set

The Rev. Jim Genesee will be the guest speaker Oct. 1 at the 109th anniversary celebration of Lambuth Day at historic Pearl River United Methodist Church in Madison County.
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Convocation dates set

The annual Convocation on the Black Church has been set for Oct. 17 at Rust College in Holly Springs. The theme for 2009 is "Developing the Leader Within You."
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