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Mid-South News
4:20 pm
Mon December 12, 2011

The Little Church That Could

Credit Sandra Knispel
To Pastor Michael O. Minor at the Oak Hill Baptist Church in Hernando taking care of one's body is part of honoring God's gift to human kind. Weight control and a healthy lifestyle is part of his preaching.

Nearly 17 years ago, a pastor at a small African-American church in Hernando, Mississippi found that the traditional Delta diet of fried anything had produced a super-sized congregation. He set out to change that.

On a recent Sunday morning, rainy and wind swept, roughly 70 members of Oak Hill Baptist Church in Hernando worship with their Pastor Michel O. Minor at this small, rural church on the hill.

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Behind the Headlines
7:24 pm
Fri November 11, 2011

Radio Roundtable: Mississippi Rejects the Controversial Personhood Amendmendment

Credit Bard Cole
Behind the Headlines: Friday evenings at 6:30 on WKNO: TV's Channel 10

This week on the Behind the Headlines Radio Roundtable: the result of the run-off election for City Council between Lee Harris and Kimba Ford, missing ammunition at the Memphis Police Department, and the rejection of the controversial "Personhood" amendment to Mississippi's constitution.  

 

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