MOULTRIE — Pastor Ken Anderson and the congregation of Colquitt County Baptist Church invite the public to a special meeting at 10 and 11 a.m. today. Guest speaker will be evangelist Mike Todd, above, who has been travelling the nation for eight years with his Noa’s Ark presentation. He will have a six-foot scale model of the ark on display and will answer many questions about the subject. Todd has been preaching 45 years, including pastoring two churches in the U.S. before going to the Ukraine as a missionary, where he started two churches and headed up a Bible institute. The church is located at 1717 Old Doerun Road.
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Pastor Ken Anderson and the congregation of Colquitt County Baptist Church invite the public to a special meeting at 10 and 11 a.m. today. Guest speaker will be evangelist Mike Todd, above, who has been travelling the nation for eight years with his Noa’s Ark presentation. He will have a six-foot scale model of the ark on display and will answer many questions about the subject. Todd has been preaching 45 years, including pastoring two churches in the U.S. before going to the Ukraine as a missionary, where he started two churches and headed up a Bible institute. The church is located at 1717 Old Doerun Road. Submitted photo
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