PICAYUNE —
The Progress deadline for churches and religious organizations is Friday, January 27, 2012 at 5 p.m. If you wish to be included in this special edition please email, hand-deliver, or fax your information to the Item office. The fax number is 601-798-8602 and the email address is picayuneitem@bellsouth.net. If you want to use the same article and photo as last year, just drop us a confirmation email.
— We thank all the churches and organizations for their participation.
Religion Briefs
January 27, 2012
Today’s the day!
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For more religious stories see the print edition of the Picayune Item.
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Last call, ya’ll!
This is The final call for articles and photos for
this year’s Pearl River County Today “Progress” edition. all churches and religious organizations can email their articles and photos to…
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Religion Briefs
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Religion Briefs
Local church activities and community events.
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Religion Briefs
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Progress 2013 Letter to Churches
NOTE: Due to the high cost of postage, individual letters to churches and religious organizations will not be mailed this year.
Included with this reminder is a jpg version of our Progress 2013 letter. If anyone wishes to participate and needs a copy of the letter, please send an email to Barbara Mizell, Religion Editor, Picayune Item at picayuneitem@bellsouth.net.
Letters have been sent out to email addresses we already have on file. We thank you in advance for your participation.
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