Church Calendar of Hope and surrounding churches
A compact listing of weekly church services and schedules for multiple congregations in Hope, Arkansas. Includes Unity Baptist Fifth Street, Christian Science on Ave B, First Baptist under Rev Whitlow with morning and evening programs, First Pentecostal on Ferguson, Gospel Tabernacle and Church of Christ on Walnut Street, First Methodist notes, and Presbyterian worship, with times for Sunday School, worship, training unions, choir rehearsals, and midweek services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South Hervey
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Bill Moore Gurnday
Unity
Jesse McAdam
Tulliz
Christian Science Ave
First Baptist Church
A. Whitlow
Herbert Valentine
W. A. Munn
Ralph Phelps
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Celestial
Training Union
Hubert Thrash
Beach Street Baptist Church
Texarkana
Crusaders
First Pentecostal Church Fourth
Ferguson
Rav
H. K. Hudegeth
Luther Cornelius
Pentecostal Conquerors Service
Joe Liverly
the. Jr. Conqueror’s
Laughlin
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Main Steast Bay
Fev
G& Ey Highe
Women’s Missionary Council
Andres
Ave
Lacy Rowe
Clayborn Rowe
Calvin Webb
John
Church OF Christ
William
Vine Luther Afottareh
Thomas Fe
Christain Youth Fellowship
Tokio Christian Church
Hempstead County
First Methodist Church
West
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Pine Street
Keeleyer
Sam W. Strong
Claude Lauterbach
Jett B. Grave
Teddy M
Jones Sr
Mendelssohn
Seymon
Wesley Club
Jesus
Emmet
Ivan Lee Holt
Ivan Lee
First Presbyterian Church
L. T. Lawrence
Jack Lowe
W. Brandy
Fred Bilis
James H. Miller
James W. Butler
Magnolia
Franck
Harrell Hell
James Mclarty
Jan Ellis
Jeanie Lowe
Susie Waller
Susan Booth
Tena Pilkinton
Y. F
Suzanne Mac- Neill
World Missions
School of Missions
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
North Fergurson Street
Elbert Q’steen
Paster
Dowel Still
W. We
Bryan Clark
Cora Mae
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The government reports January CPI rose again to a new record marking a fifth straight monthly rise. The result will boost pay by about one cent per hour for roughly 1.4 million workers in auto, farm equipment, and aircraft plants starting in March, with another 300,000 workers in electrical and related industries also slated for raises due to cost of living clauses. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes continued upward movement and forecasts the trend to persist.
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