This is a listing of Grayson County churches that wish to be posted on North Texas e-News. You will find the name, address and phone number of the church followed by the pastor's name and website address.

This is a listing of Fannin County churches that wish to be posted on North Texas e-News. You will find the name, address and phone number of the church followed by the pastor's name and website address.

"Family-Directed Home Funerals and Natural Death Care: An Old, Familiar Path" is the topic during the 11:15 a.m. service Sunday at Red River Unitarian Universalist Church. Patricia Eagle, a Life-Cycle Celebrant who lives in Colorado, will share information from recent trainings she has completed in Boulder CO and San Francisco about home funerals, natural death care, and green burials.

Pathway Church of God in Sherman, TX will host Texoma’s Original ‘Lighthouse Trio’ for a special One Night Only Reunion Sunday, March 30 at 6:00 p.m.

Bethlehem Baptist Church in Bonham announces a very special gospel concert. Grammy Award-winning, Stellar Award-winning, renowned gospel legend - Joe Ligon & the Mighty Clouds of Joy live kicks off on Saturday, March 22, 2014 for one night only and you're invited to take part in the festivities.

"What's It All About?" is a famous line from the movie Alfie, but it's also a sermon topic for the Rev. Dr. Don Fielding. When he speaks at 11:15 a.m. Sunday at Red River Unitarian Universalist Church, Dr. Fielding, a retired UU minister from Oak Cliff, TX, will try to answer the age-old question of what life is all about. This is "Share-the-Plate Sunday," with all undesignated cash in the collection going to Grayson County Shelter.

Friday’s performance is a “Triple Play” Concert – which simply means you'll hear three songs from each of the artists whose music they will be playing – great artists like Crosby, Stills & Nash, Bonnie Raitt, Fleetwood Mac, Jackson Browne and more.

Andrew McKnight's music focuses on preserving American American landscapes and heritage, especially those of the Blue-Ridge-Mountains area of Virginia where he lives, and on helping "neighbors in need." His concert is free and open to the public.

Renowned singer and speaker Rev. Dr. Melanie Harris will present a talk titled "Empowered by Testimony, Coming to Voice, and Sharing Story" at Red River Unitarian Universalist Church on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. The church meets at 515 N. Burnett Ave, one block north of Morton St. in Denison. The public is invited to hear Dr. Harris. A nursery is provided.

Special guests include: Grandpa's Neighbors, Rita Fulmer, Shannon Jones, Royce Smithey, McFarland Family, Loyd Robertson, Joyful Noise, Lenny Paulk and a few surprises. Everyone is invited. Come as you are. No charge to get in!

Christian pop rock band The Afters performed at Faith & Family Night following the Dallas Sidekicks - Las Vegas Legends indoor soccer game at the Allen Event Center January 31.

Red River Unitarian Universalist Church will hear the Rev. Douglas Morgan Strong speak on the topic "The Six Americas--Where Do You Live?" at 11:15 a.m. Sunday. In his sermon, Rev. Strong, a retired UU minister and a member of the RRUU congregation, will address various views about climate change that exist in the U.S. RRUU meets at 515 Burnett Ave. in Denison, one block north of Morton St. A nursery is provided, and all are welcome at church events.

"Slave Religion" is Dr. Jacqueline Moore's topic during the 11:15 a.m. service Sunday at Red River Unitarian Universalist Church. Dr. Moore, Professor of History at Austin College, is the author of several books about African-American history, including Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, and the Struggle for Racial Uplift. Her talk on Sunday looks at the evolution of African-American Christianity as both a source of comfort and a way of maintaining cultural independence for enslaved people. A nursery is provided, and all are welcome at church events.

"What Life Has Taught Me" is the topic of guest speaker Peter Nichols' talk on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. at Red River Unitarian Universalist Church. Nichols has a Buddhist background and is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, a massage therapist, and a computer expert. RRUU meets at 515 N. Burnett Ave. in Denison, one block north of Morton St. A nursery is provided, and all are welcome at church events.

The Afters will perform live following the Dallas vs Las Vegas’ game 1/31/14 at the Allen Event Center.