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Church & People News for May 11, 2006

NewsReligious Herald  |  May 23, 2006

Staff Changes

Brent and Michelle Kimlick, to Bruington Church, Bruington, as co-pastors, effective in June.

Jack R. Garland, to Riverside Church, Chilhowie, as pastor.

Tom Cohick, to Beulah Church, Schley, as pastor.

Jonathan Dundalow, to Western Heights Church, Petersburg, as pastor.

Daniel Hough, concluding his service as pastor of Saluda Church, Saluda.

Dean Collings, concluding his ministry as pastor of Rappahannock Indian Church, Bowling Green.

Jean Dart, to Shalom Church, Mechanicsville, as minister of music.

Robert Shoup, to Freemason Street Church, Norfolk, as minister of music, effective June 1.

Bruce Updyke, concluding his intentional interim pastorate at Stuart Church, Stuart.

Trudy Hoyt, resigning as music director at Elk Creek Church, Mineral, effective May 28.

Darrell Hammons, resigning as associate pastor of education and youth at Immanuel Church, Colonial Heights.

Ordinations

John R. Love was ordained to the gospel ministry on March 19 by Thornburg Church, Thornburg.

Roger L. Jones, minister of youth and children at Hillcrest Church, Ridgeway, was ordained to the gospel ministry by the church on May 7.

Death

David Adair Hoagland, pastor of Dublin Church, Dublin, died on April 18 at the age of 59. He had served on the Virginia Mission Board and as moderator for Lynchburg and New Lebanon associations. Hoagland was chaplain at the Pulaski Community Hospital and was also involved in chaplain training. He officiated for over 25 years for high school sports in Lynchburg, Grundy and Northern Virginia. He is survived by his wife, Mildred Louise Thompson Hoagland; a son, Scott Lamar Hoagland; a daughter, Jessica Ruth Kirby; two grandchildren; his mother, Audrey Williams Hoagland; and a brother, Donald C. Hoagland. Funeral services were held April 22 at Dublin Church, Dublin.

Church News

Old Powhatan Church, Powhatan, will celebrate its 235th anniversary on May 21 at 10:30 a.m. Jim Hammacher, executive director of Middle District Association, will be guest speaker. Dinner on the grounds will follow the service.

New Life Church, Ferrum, will celebrate homecoming on May 21 with former pastor Harold Draper as guest speaker.

Blairs Church, Blairs, will celebrate homecoming on May 21. Guest speaker will be Cliff Hudgins, director of missions for Pittsylvania Association.

Chatham Heights Church, Martinsville, will have a homecoming service on May 21 at 1:00 a.m. Guest speaker is Rick Cole. A lunch will follow the service.

The Chancel Choir of Derbyshire Church, Richmond, will present “Ain't That Good News,” a concert of spirituals on May 21 at 6:00 p.m. For additional information call 804-740-7238, ext. 23.

Revivals

Hillcrest Church, Suffolk; revival May 21-24; Rogert Roller, guest evangelist.

Gravel Hill Church, Buffalo Junction; revival May 21-24; former pastor Finny Mathews, guest evangelist.

High Point Church, Stuart; revival May 21-24; Paul Hesman, guest evangelist.

Pocahontas Church, Pocahontas; revival May 14-17; Roger Roller, guest evangelist.

Winfall Church, Gladys; revival services May 14-17; Dale and Gilda Riddle, guest evangelists.

Other

Pocahontas Bassett Baptist Church, Bassett, honored eight of its members who have amassed 740 years of faithful membership on April 9. Vera Craig, its oldest member, is 98 and a charter member who has 66 years of service. John L. McGhee, 93, is also a charter member and in his 66 years has served as a deacon. Bob Armstrong, 93, has been a member for 59 years and was elected deacon emeritus. Susan Armstrong, 91, a member for 59 years, was organist for 42 years and was elected organist emeritus. Bob Coleman, 92, has been a member for 64 years and Finley Gale, 93, has been a member for 55 years and served as deacon. Kathryn Craig, 90, has been a member for 54 years. The congregation is thankful for these octogenarians.

Powers Memorial Church, Hopewell, dedicated its new pictorial directory in honor of Rena Chandler Mitchell for her devotion to the Woman's Missionary Union and missions throughout the world on Feb. 19. She is the director of the WMU at Powers Memorial and has been on 32 mission trips.

There will be a Memorial Service for W. Landon Miller on Sunday, May 21 at 2:00 p.m. at Northminster Church, Richmond. Miller was pastor at Northminster Church from 1965-1985.

Richmond Hill will sponsor a retreat on May 19-21 on “Coping with Chronic Pain in a Christian Context.” It will foster a leisurely interplay of teaching sessions and self-directed activities. Topics will include: relaxation, body awareness, self-compassion and self-forgiveness. For more information or to register, contact Karen Moore at 804-783-7957.

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