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The Church at Pine RidgeService timeSunday school ? Resumes Sept 7.StaffPastor Jeff , youth pastorHistoryThe Church at Pine Ridge had its beginnings in a group of local people meeting together for Bible study... continue reading ?PurposeThe purpose of The Church at Pine Ridge is to nurture a heart for God, each other and our community.See our purpose, vision, values, and mission displayed graphically.Our visionOur vision is to be a biblically functioning community of believers so that Christ?s redemptive purposes can be accomplished in the world.More information ?Becoming a follower of ChristMost people live their entire lives without ever knowing ?Why?? They exist year after year with no idea of why they live or God?s purpose for their lives. The most basic question a person can ask is, ?What is the meaning of my life??Continue reading ?What we believeWe, at Pine Ridge, believe that there is one true, holy God, eternally existing in three co-equal personalities - Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

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Panama City Beach, FL (4/14/14)Major Expansion Underway at Iconic Panama City Beach MarinaAdditional Dry Storage Will Double Current CapacityConstruction is well underway for a major expansion at Piratés Cove Marina in Panama City Beach, Florida. All building foundations and concrete slabs are poured with erection of the steel building set to begin the first week in May. With a current capacity of 309 boats, the new dry storage barn will add an additional 450 dry stack slips for boats up to 45 feet in length. It's a move that will make Piratés Cove Marina one of the largest indoor dry storage boat facilities found anywhere on the northern Gulf Coast.

The goal of Lakeland Regional Library is to provide local residents with materials and programs conveying ideas and information necessary for modern community life.

The school was built of logs, 20' by 16' with a door in the east and two windows on either side, north and south. The desks were to run parallel to the side walls and the roof was to be shingled. Extra habitants volunteered to provide logs for the sides and rafters. The secretary was instructed to obtain the necessary nails and shingles, 2000' of elm, poplar lumber and 200' of pine for the desks and forms.