1403 Hwy. 270 West, Sheridan, AR SMILE, GOD LOVES YOU! He wants you to experience the joy of a life fully lived for Him. That’s our goal here at Lost Creek Church. We want you to become a part of the kind of church described in the Bible – a church with relevant teaching, heart-felt worship, honest friendships, constant prayer, and compassionate care for those in need.  We invite you to join us and experience the joy of living in God's love, day by day and moment by moment. So whether you’re just starting to ask important questions about God, or you are a committed Christian who wants to go even deeper, you'll feel at home at Lost Creek Baptist church.         Relay for Life 2012   LIFE OF CHRIST DRAMA 2012                       PRAY FOR OUR BUILDING PROGRAM Danny and son Josh working hard scoring the slab. Don't just pretend to love others. Really love them. Hate what is wrong. Hold tightly to what is good. (see Romans 12:9)                                                                                                                               The Dixie Echoes were featured on the cover of the June 2007 issue of the Si nging News.

5 Volcanoes You Should Keep Your Eye On Here are five volcanoes that don't always get a lot of fanfare, but have been quietly (or maybe not so quietly) rumbling and spitting up volcanic material continuously for years — even decades — in order of the number of years they've been erupting. Earthquake swarm strikes off West Coast again Pacific Geoscience Centre Seismologist Gary Rogers said the activity is focused along a 20-kilometre stretch along an area called the Raveer Delwood Fault, located about 200 kilometres offshore. "In the very thin crust that we have out there off our west coast of Vancouver Island, it often fractures in a series of small earthquakes, usually about this size being the maximum." Flu study that sparked censorship row is published at last Scientists who created a mutant virus to explore a key aspect of influenza published their research Wednesday after a four-month storm that brewed fears of bioterrorism and accusations of censorship. The controversy began in December when teams in the United States and the Netherlands separately said they had engineered a hybrid virus in high-security labs.