West Baptist Bible School Christmas Program Friday
The West Baptist Bible School will present a Christmas program this Friday evening at the church. Rev. James Hutchinson of Comitariel speaks and is a chili artist. Roy Hutchinson, a veteran Bible Club evangelist, has spent years in Europe as a missionary pastor. A Christmas cantata by the young people follows with a gift exchange and refreshments to end the program. All congregants are invited and urged to attend.
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Gray Ladies Asked To Assist This Weekend
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