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From the Eastern Shore to Cumberland Gap

NewsJim White  |  July 21, 2010

STAFF CHANGES

• Brent Kimlick, to Franklin Church, Franklin, as pastor, effective in September.

• Clarke Hawkins, to Hillcrest Church, Mechanicsville, as  pastor.

• Lee Cooper, to Hunting Creek Church, Nathalie, as  pastor.

• Tom Stocks, to Buena Vista Church, Buena Vista, as interim pastor.

• Pete du Plessis, to Oakwood Memorial Church, Richmond, as interim pastor.

• Jon Spencer, to Bonsack Church, Roanoke, as music associate.

• David Bain, to Buena Vista Church, Buena Vista, as interim minister of pastoral care.

• Michael Price, to River Road Church, Richmond, as church administrator.

DEATHS

• Hazeltine Wright Crady, widow of former Virginia Baptist pastor Wilson Crady, died in Lowesville on May 23 at the age of 88. She served as music director at Piney River Church, Lowesville, for 45 years. She is survived by a son, Kirk Crady; two daughters, Karen Foley and Kaye Crady; and a grandson.

• Joella Ferguson Means died in Appomattox on June 23 at the age of 69. She was the widow of Frank K. Means who retired as director of Latin American ministries for the Foreign [now International] Mission Board. She was a charter member of Grace Hills Church, Appomattox. She is survived by nine cousins. A funeral service was held June 26 at Grace Hills Church.

HOMECOMINGS & REVIVALS

• Cobham Park Church, Warsaw; 125th anniversary July 25; revival July 25-28; Mark Becton, evangelist; special music by The Taylors.

• Corrottoman Church, Lancaster; revival Aug. 15-18; Roger Roller, evangelist.

• First Church, Coeburn; homecoming Aug 8; Jamie Mann, guest speaker; dinner following service.

• Montague Church, King George; revival July 25-28; Charles P. Anderson Jr., evangelist.

• Mountain Church, Bluemont; homecoming Aug. 1 with lunch following; revival Aug. 1-4, Don Campbell, evangelist.

• New Hope Church, Appomattox; revival Aug. 8-11; Roger Roller, evangelist.

• New Hope Church, Mine Run; revival Aug. 1-4; Charles P. Anderson Jr., evangelist.

• Nomini Church, Montross; homecoming Aug. 8; former pastor Skip Irby, speaker; revival Aug. 9-11; Chris Campbell, Craig Smith, Guy Mattox, evangelists.

• Piedmont Church, Amelia; revival Aug. 16-19; Vander Warner Jr., evangelist.

• Rappahannock Church, Newland; homecoming Aug. 1; Roger Roller, speaker; dinner on the grounds followed by 1:30 concert by Calvary’s Mercy. Revival Aug. 2-4; Roger Roller, evangelist.

• Rhoadesville Church, Rhoadesville; homecoming Aug. 8; revival Aug. 9-11; James E. Baucom Sr., evangelist.

• Villa Heights Church, Martinsville; 50th anniversary; homecoming Aug. 29; former pastor Ray Farrow, speaker; meal to follow service; music program at 2 p.m.

CHURCH NEWS

• Derbyshire Church, Richmond, will hold its 14th annual “Good Ol’ Gospel Sing” on Aug. 8 at 6 p.m. Featured in this concert will be selections by various trios, quartets, the Chancel Choir and Southern gospel group, Dominion. The evening concludes with an old-fashioned watermelon cutting on the front lawn.

• Providence Church, Red House, will sponsor a Community Summer Fest July 31 from 12-3 p.m. Food, games and music provided.

OTHER

• The Resource Center in Richmond is accepting nominations for the Christian Educators Appreciation Banquet on Nov. 12 at the Trinity Family Life Center in Richmond. Congregations may nominate individuals who have contributed significantly to the educational ministry of their church. Deadline is Sept. 24. See www.resourcingchurches. com or call the Center at 804-358-8306 or 888-241-5132.

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