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Church & People News for September 1, 2005

NewsReligious Herald  |  September 20, 2005

Staff Changes

Adam Woods, resigning as pastor of Critz Church, Critz.

Dan Tatum, to Hampton Church, Hampton, as minister of congregational life.

Dee Whitten, to Chestnut Grove Church, Earlysville, as interim pastor.

Church News

Carlisle Avenue Church, Richmond, will host a Praise Sing on Sept. 25 at 4:00 p.m.

Dave Edwards will be keynote speaker at a Singles Conference, “The God of Yes, Living a Life that Works” on Sept. 10 at First Church, Richmond. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. Edwards will also speak at both worship services on Sept. 11. To purchase a conference ticket, call 804-358-5458.

Skipwith Church, Richmond, celebrated the 40th anniversary of Pauline Taylor as a member of its church staff on Aug. 14. She began as church organist in 1965 and in 1977 she became church secretary. A luncheon in her honor was held and she was presented with flowers and a gift.

Monument Heights Church, Richmond, will hold a Family Fun Fest on Saturday, Sept. 17, at the church located at Monument and Libbie avenues in Richmond. At 3 p.m. there will be an
X-Treme Sports event featuring various games. At 5 p.m. there will be a picnic, followed by an outdoor concert featuring the band “Offering.” On Sunday, Sept. 18, at 6 p.m. the church will offer a parenting seminar. The theme is “Say Goodbye to Whining, Complaining and Bad Attitudes in You and Your Kids.”

Weatherford Memorial Church, Richmond, will celebrate homecoming on Sept. 11 at 10:30 a.m. The theme is “Celebrating our Heritage, Bestowing a Living Legacy.” Former pastor Tom Martin will be guest speaker. On Sept. 25 in the 10:30 a.m. service, Weatherford will turn over the keys to its building to St. Paul's Church, Richmond. Rick Hurst, pastor of Weatherford, and Lance Watson, pastor of St. Paul's, will both speak during the service.

Homecomings & Revivals

Alum Spring Church, Culpeper; 150th anniversary; homecoming Sept. 18; Fred Anderson, guest speaker.

Beech Grove Church, Hayes; revival Sept. 18-21; Don Campbell, guest evangelist.

Belmont Church, Charlottesville; 56th anniversary; homecoming Sept. 18; Glenn Gentry, guest speaker; luncheon to follow service.

Bethel Church, Midlothian; revival Sept. 18-21; Jim White, guest evangelist.

Biltmore Church, Glen Allen; revival Sept. 11-14; Tom Graves, Cecil Sherman, Vanessa Ellison, Norman Burnes and Rayfield Vines, guest evangelists.

Elk Creek Church, Mineral; 192nd anniversary, Sept. 11; Charles Gibson, guest speaker; dinner on the grounds.

Fieldale Church,Fieldale; revival Sept. 18-21; Dale Riddle, guest evangelist.

Marshall Church, Marshall; revival Sept. 11-14; Roger Roller, guest evangelist.

Oakland Church, Disputanta; homecoming Sept. 11; Eddie Heath, guest speaker.

Story Creek Church, Ferrum; revival Sept. 18-21; Roger Roller, guest evangelist.

Swords Creek Church, Swordscreek; homecoming Sept. 11; former pastor Mike Simmons, guest speaker.

Woodland Church, Arrington; revival Sept. 25-28; Rod Hale, guest evangelist.

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