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Marshall County Post, Thursday April 25, 2024— 9A LEWISBURG 615 S. Ellington Pkwy. 3 MARSHALL COUNTY LOCATIONS CHAPEL HILL 2304 Unionville Rd. CHAPELHILLGENERAL STORE 4718 Nashville Hwy. America’s Drive • In “No place hops like Sonic” 359-7337 • Call-ins Welcome Compliments of Mgmt and Employees 420 N. Ellington Parkway Compassionate People. Exceptional Memory Care. 6007 Highway 153, Hixson, TN 423-654-8625 WE BUY COINS Ken’s Guns & More WE BUY GUNS 235 E. Commerce, Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3677 Traditional Funerals & Cremations Family owned and Operated. ‡ %LOOV0F*DXJK FRP MARSHALL COUNTY’S ONLY ONSITE CREMATORY Providing Comfort for Any Season! Serving Bedford County since 1995 931-294-2339 newsomhvac@gmail.com COBLE FURNITURE, INC “Always Quality Conscious” Phone (931)359-5033 • 1-800-371-8908 1028 Nashville Hwy. • Lewisburg,TN 37091 Marshall County Church Directory This Directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage us to attend worship services &OLQW¶V $LU &DUH //& 1 +RUWRQ 3DUNZD\ ‡ &KDSHO +LOO 71 &OLQW %RZPDQ Licensed In Heating, Cooling, & Electric 3KRQH RU 1080 N. Ellington Parkway • Lewisburg, Tennessee 931.359.6241 • MauryRegional.com/MMC An affiliate of Maury Regional Health From a 24-hour emergency department and inpatient care to an array of outpatient services, your family’s health is our top priority. London Funeral Home and Crematory 324 W. Church St. • Lewisburg 931-359-1541 Cornersville Funeral Home 310 N. Main St. • Conersville www.londonfuneralhomes.com Marshall County’s Newest Crematory Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. - Hebrews11:1 What’s the Greatest Sin? If you were to de ¿ ne ‘the greatest evil,’ you might think of murder, child abuse, or human traf ¿ cking. C.S. Lewis mentions something else: pride. He considers this the ultimate rebellion against God, from which all other sins spring. In this reading plan, we want to explore what the Bible says about pride and which consequences pride has for our lives. Scripture and devotional courtesy of bible.com . For more information please visit https://my.bible.com/reading-plans/39705-pride-the-great-sin Scripture Readings for this week: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Isaiah Proverbs Psalm Psalm 1 Cor. 1 Samuel Luke 14:12-15. 16:5. 10. 8. 15:1-11. 18:5-16. 18:9-14. $66(0%/< 2) *2' +$6.,16 &+$3(/ $66(0%/< 2) *2' 425 Haskins Chapel Rd. Lewisburg, T+N ),567 $66(0%/< 2) *2' 1191 W. Ellington Pkwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-5454 %$37,67 %$77/( *5281' %$37,67 &+85&+ 201 Depot St. Chapel Hill, TN %(/)$67 %$37,67 1503 Fishing Ford Rd. Belfast, TN 276-2792 %(5($1 %$37,67 1799 S. Berlin Rd. Lewisburg, TN %(7+/(+(0 %$37,67 3347 Franklin Pike Lewisburg, TN &$1(< 635,1* %$37,67 1444 Hwy. 99 Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-7374 &251(569,//( ),567 %$37,67 2966 Pulaski Hwy. Cornersville, TN 931-293-4808 ($67 &200(5&( %$37,67 560 East Commerce St. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-1027 )$50,1*721 %$37,67 2777 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN ),567 %$37,67 323 SecondAve. N. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-4077 Dr. Thomas Dumser, Min. *5($7(5 ),567 %$37,67 512 5thAve. N. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-1371 *529( +,// %$37,67 5216 Nashville Hwy. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-4509 +2/76 &251(5 %$37,67 5787 Thick Rd. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-7191 /$.(9,(: %$37,67 2325 Verona Caney Rd. Lewisburg, TN /,*+7+286( ,1'(3(1'(17 %$37,67 504 West Church St. Lewisburg, TN 931-270-1670 0225(69,//( %$37,67 &+85&+ 1030 Bryant Cemetery Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-215-1000 07 &$50(/ 0,66,21$5< %$37,67 4011 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-364-3334 07 /(%$121 %$37,67 2831 Mt. Lebanon Rd. Lewisburg, TN 07 025,$+ %$37,67 990 Cornersville Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-0188 07 9(5121 0,66,21$5< %$37,67 2811 Mt. Vernon Rd. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-7711 1(: *5$&( %$37,67 &+85&+ 6299 Nashville Hwy. Chapel Hill, TN 3$5.9,(: %$37,67 1380 W. Ellington Pkwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-5855 3(7(56%85* ),567 %$37,67 &+85&+ 107 Church St. Petersburg, TN 931-659-9700 *5$&( %$37,67 )(//2:6+,3 724 John Lunn Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-8241 7RP *DEEDUG 0LQ 529(5 %$37,67 &+85&+ 202 Baptist Church Rd Eagleville, TN 60<51$ %$37,67 113 Morningside Dr. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-7453 67 -$0(6 35,0,7,9( %$37,67 813 Silver St., Lewisburg, TN 931-359-9165 3/($6$17 +,// 35,0,7,9( %$37,67 Old Mooresville Pike Lewisburg, TN 37091, 931-359-7554 ,*/(6,$ %$87,67$ 9,'$ 18(9$ New Life Baptist Church 2325 Verona Caney Rd. Lewisburg, TN 37091 931-422-5553 &$7+2/,& 67 -2+1¶6 &$7+2/,& 1061 S. Ellington Pkwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-5017 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 %(5($ &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2611 Verona Caney Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-246-9214 %/8)) 635,1*6 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 1434 New Lake Rd. Lewisburg, TN &$1( &5((. &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 4003 Fayetteville Hwy. Petersburg, TN &+$3(/ +,// &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 4483 Nashville Hwy. Chapel HIll, TN 931-364-7599 &+85&+ 675((7 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 305 West Church St. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3597 &251(569,//( &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 309 N. Main St. Cornersville, TN '(/,1$ &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 4733 Delina Rd. Cornersville, TN )$50,1*721 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2192 Hwy. 40 Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3043 +$5',1 &+$3(/ &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2661 Spring Place Lewisburg, TN HICKORY HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST 866 East Commerce Lewisburg, TN 931-359-1252 /,%(57< 9$//(< &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2900 Liberty Valley Rd. Belfast, TN 0225(69,//( &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 Mooresville Hwy. 931-359-5109 1(: +(%5(: &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 3432 Franklin Pike Lewisburg, TN 931-270-6283 2/' /$6($ &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 1101 Kenny Nelson Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-364-7144 5,**6 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 5905 Nashville Hwy. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-2559 52%(57621 )25. &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2469 Hyde Rd. Lynnville, TN 38472 52&.< 32,17 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 1902 Fayetteville Hwy. Belfast, TN 931-276-2755 6(&21' $9(18( &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 720 2ndAve. N. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-2992 60<51$ &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 3201 Smyrna Church Rd. Lewisburg, TN :(67(1' &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2102 Old Hwy. 99 Lewisburg, TN :(6798( &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 1710 Mooresville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-2571 :,/621 +,// &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 222 Wilson Hill Rd. Lewisburg, TN <(// &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2513 Yell Rd. Lewisburg, TN &+85&+ 2) *2' &+85&+ 2) *2' 2) 3523+(&< 906 FranklinAve. Lewisburg, TN '(/,1$ &+85&+ 2) *2' 4393 John Barnes Rd. Delina, TN /,**(77 675((7 &+85&+ 2) *2' 824 Liggett St. Lewisburg, TN :+,77$.(5 &+85&+ 2) *2' 1200 Bethlehem Church Rd. Shelbyville, TN 931-703-7099 -(+29$+¶6 :,71(66(6 .,1*'20 +$// 2) -(+29$+¶6 :,71(66(6 1038 War Eagle Dr. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3977 $//(1 %(7+(/ $0( 320 Hayne St. Lewisburg, TN 270-7418 0(7+2',67 %(5/,1 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 1646 Old Berlin Rd. Lewisburg, TN &$1(< 635,1* 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 1402 Hwy. 99 Lewisburg, TN &('$5 *529( 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 451 Manier Rd. Chapel Hill, TN &+$3(/ +,// 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 316 N. Horton Pkwy. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-2310 &/$< +,// 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 3164 Warner Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-364-4483 &251(569,//( 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 100 Mulberry St. Cornersville, TN 931-293-4678 )$50,1*721 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 2212 Hwy. 40 Lewisburg, TN 931-205-3476 ),567 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 325 West Church St. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3919 /(:,6%85* &+$3(/ 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 503 7thAve. N. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3919 0225(69,//( 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 Mooresville Community 3(7(56%85* 81,7(' 0(7+2',67 67 0$77+(:6 $0( 402 S. Main St. Cornersville, TN 931-293-4695 1$=$5(1( ),567 &+85&+ 2) 7+( 1$=$5(1( 1090 Yell Rd. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3130 3(17(&267$/ &$1(< 635,1* 3(17(&267$/ +2/,1(66 $66(0%/< 1600 Hwy. 99 Chapel Hill, TN &+5,67 &20081,7< &+85&+ Chapel Hill, TN )$,7+ $66(0%/< 7$%(51$&/( 2340 Hwy. 64 Lewisburg, TN 931-637-3072 1(: /,)( )$0,/< 7$%(51$&/( 591 Fox Lane Lewisburg, TN 7+( /25'¶6 +286( 2) 35$<(5 1205 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-246-7411 %(7+%(5(, 35(6%<7(5,$1 2025 Bethberei Road Lewisburg, Tn 35(6%<7(5,$1 &+$3(/ +,// &80%(5/$1' 35(6%<7(5,$1 302 N. Horton Pkwy. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-7819 ),567 &80%(5/$1' 35(6%<7(5,$1 402 2ndAve. N. Lewisburg, TN ),567 35(6%<7(5,$1 QG $YH 1 Lewisburg, TN 931-359-3398 5$1620 &+$3(/ &80%(5/$1' 35(6%<7(5,$1 603 E. Church St. Lewisburg, TN 5,&+/$1' &80%(5/$1' 35(6%<7(5,$1 3452 Spring Place Rd. Lewisburg, TN 81,21 35(6%<7(5,$1 2221 Old Belfast Rd. 931-276-2274 6(9(17+ '$< $'9(17,676 6(&21' $'9(17 6(9(17+ '$< )(//2:6+,3 226 McClure St. Lewisburg, TN 6(9(17+ '$< $'9(17,676 2045 Minor Hill Hwy. Pulaski, TN 27+(5 $127+(5 &+$1&( &+5,67,$1 )$0,/< 7$%(51$&/( 1205 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN &251(56721( $66(0%/< 2495 Blackwell Rd. Chapel Hill, TN )$,7+ $1' +23( 2875($&+ &+85&+ 1360 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN /,)(621* )$0,/< 1041 S. Ellington Pkwy. Lewisburg, TN 931-359-6112 1(: /,)( &+85&+ 2) /(:,6%85* 512 5thAve. N. Lewisburg,TN 931-422-5331 1(: &29(1$17 )(//2:6+,3 1151 Nashville Hwy. Lewisburg, TN &+5,67 &20081,7< &+85&+ 1001 Easy St. Lewisburg, TN 931-270-7902 7+( 3277(56 +286( 0,1,675< &(17(5 322 2ndAve. N. Lewisburg, TN 7+( &+85&+ 2) -(686 &+5,67 2) /$77(5 '$< 6$,176 711 Cornersville Road, Lewisburg, TN 599 W. Ellington Parkway Lewisburg, TN (931) 359-2544 6R WKHQ IDLWK FRPHWK E\ KHDULQJ DQG KHDULQJ E\ WKH ZRUG RI *RG 5RPDQV For any advertising for the church page or other needs, please contact Amanda Monroe at 931-455-4545 ext. 316 or amonroe@tullahomanews.com EDUCATION Teacher Feature of the Week (3 rd Grade, Marshall Elementary School) By Anita Darnell T he fall of 1973, I decided that I would one day become a teacher. That was theyear that Iwas introducedtoMs.Cindy Owenby, my kindergarten teacher. To my fi ve-year-old eyes, she was beautiful, and she had the most magni fi cent things in her classroom. To my awe and amazement, she was just the fi rst in a long line of amazing teachers that I would encounter. I hadnoway of knowing at the time that I would take the scenic route to ful fi lling my dream; however, with a little grit, some long hours, and determination, I did arrive! I guess the Good Lord decided that if I was going to do this, I needed to know what I was talking about, because I STRUGGLED in school, all the way through. I believe it was probably fi fth or sixth grade before the words on the page stopped moving around and I stopped calling the word saw was and mirror writing. If I had a penny for every time Mrs. Janet Bowden told me, “You just said that word right up here,” I would probably be rich. When learning fi nally came tome a little easier, Imade it harder. I decided that I didn’t like going to school very much, so I was “sick” a lot, and fell behind. Eventually, I made it to the glory days of high school. Things were going pretty well. I had friends and made good grades. Then I took it to a new level of di ffi culty. I fell in love. We married the summer before my junior year, started a family immediately, and I quit school. Thankfully, my friend and teacher, Mr. Christopher Madeo, would not let me completely give up on my future. He babysat while I took practice tests for a GED, then insisted that I take the real test. Being a wife and mother ful fi lled me completely, so much so that within fi ve years, I had two more children. I was fortunateenoughtobeabletostayathome with our children while they were small. I even got to play teacher! Then came the dreaded day that I had not prepared for, my oldest baby had to start kindergarten. What would I do when they were all in school? I would be alone, all day. Luckily, when my middle child went to kindergarten, she had Love Smith, who welcomed me into her classroom as a parent volunteer. Fortune smiled on me again the next year when my youngest also had Mrs. Smith as a teacher. I spent so much time at school that it probably seemed that I worked there. Because life had dictated that I would not have more children, I had to fi nd a way to stay in this magical world. So, I began the long journey to becoming a teacher. For most people, obtaining a bachelor’s degree takes three and a half to four years. Remember that I like to make things di ffi cult. I got a job to pay for gas to go back and forth to school and still got through an associate’s degree in a reasonable amount of time. I got a better job with more demands on my time. By this time, my children had grown and began to pursue their own interests, which I was determined to support. The negative self-talk kicked it up a notch and told me how sel fi sh it would be for me to delve into more classes that would make me less available tomy family, and oh yea, did I really think I was smart enough to teach? Time passed, and life hit me in the face once more. I became a grandmother! Not only did I have to let my children go and start school, now I would have to let themhave their own life. I had a job that I didn’t particularly care for, but it helped to pay the bills. Even better, my employer had an incentive program to pay for college. The Lord had led me to this path again and I had a decision to make. I decided to go back to school. Nothing big, just a couple of classes. At this point I was a wife, Mama, and Maw-maw, full time employee working an insane amount of overtime, and a student. Yet, I trudged on. Finally, twelve years after beginning college, I graduated with a bachelor’s degree and earned a teacher license. Next, came the process of interviewing for a job, which I discovered that I am no good at. You would think as many times as I did it, I would have gotten better, but no. I am not assertive, I’m overweight, and older. At that time, there was not a teacher shortage, so I was interviewing against at least a hundred people who were younger, more boisterous, and more aesthetically pleasing. Finally, after three years of striking out, Bonnie Reese decided to take a chance on me. The rest, as they say, is history. Today, I have a master’s degree, I am a wife of forty years, a mother to three amazing daughters, a Maw-maw to seven outstanding grandchildren, and a teacher of about two hundred children, over a ten- year span. I love them all! So, you see, I did not go into teaching for summers o ff , spring break, fall break, and winter break. I believe to my soul that teaching is what I was called to do. I strive to give each student what they need to be successful. I am fair, consistent, and have high expectations; however, I stay awake nights thinking of what can be done di ff erently to meet the needs of that one child that just doesn’t get it, or what can be done to push the high achiever to the next level, or how I can best help that child who has bigger struggles outside of school. Each year holds di ff erent challenges, as well as in each individual student, there are di ff erent challenges. When I see those young adults out working who once sat in my class, I tell my husband, “Look. That is one of my babies.” I love what I do. My fi rst group of third grade students are seniors this year. To them I say, “Therewill be bumps in the road. Fight for your dreams; never give up. You are loved forever and you are always enough!” Becoming a Teacher –Photo Submitted n g e k e e g e l e n h w e y r