Wisdom From the Word by Brad Lewis sermon notes
Brad Lewis of Impact Ministries discusses John chapter five, stating Jesus holds all judgment, while believers gain eternal life by faith. He urges believers to honor Jesus, avoid judgment toward others, and to accept salvation to avoid condemnation, calling readers to confess faith now.
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Mountain View 4-H Plans Keezlenut Farm Field Trip
Mountain View 4 H Club member Karsyn Sager organizes a field trip to Keezlenut Farm at 3442 Keezlenutten Lane Keezle town. The event on Saturday April 23 starts at 11 a.m. and concentrates on horses. For information call Club Leader Joann Hensley at 289-5591.
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Blue Ridge Garden Club Plans April Plant Auction Meeting
The Blue Ridge Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. on Tuesday April 19 at the Church of Sals burg. Members are asked to bring items for a plant and garden auction.
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Blue Ridge Garden Club
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Massanutten Archeology Society to Meet on April 6 in Bridgewater
Massanutten Chapter of the Archeological Society of Virginia holds a 7 p.m. meeting on Wednesday April 6 in Arey Hall Bridgewater Municipal Building 201 Green St Bridgewater. Judy Marks and Jeff Good will discuss Archaeoastronomy What is it and why is it important Public welcome info at mcasy.org or contact Kay Veith 564-0635 or vaveith comcast.net
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Valley Association of Retired Educators Meet in Sunny Side
The Valley Association of Retired Educators met March 8 in the Bethesda Room at Sunny side Retirement Community. President Bea Crantz opened, guests Ken Sarver and Martha Hammer welcomed, and minutes and treasurer reports were approved. Rob Jones will speak April 12, and officers will serve another term.
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Village Artisans debut show at Port Republic Town Hall
Port Republic hosts the Village Artisans debut art show from April 28 to May 1 at the renovated town hall 8597 Water St. Twelve artisans plus one special friend present fine art crafts and live music with seniors day Thursday. Hall hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday to Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Massanutten Library Hosts Beverly Cleary DEAR Event
The Massanutten Regional Library Youth Services will host a Beverly Cleary Drop Everything and Read event at Central Branch in Harrisonburg at 1 p.m. Saturday April 9 for K-5 students and their families. Participants receive a READ card and explore book stations to complete the card for prizes in a free, family friendly program.
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Harrisonburg
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Hazardous Waste Collection Day Set for April 16
Rockingham County schedules a hazardous waste collection from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday April 16 at the Harrisonburg Recycling Center 2055 Beery Road Harrisonburg. Acceptable items include solvents paints fuels fluids oil needles fertilizer pesticide antifreeze lights and batteries. Waste must be labeled in original containers. Residents may submit up to five containers per household. Business and farm waste and containers over five gallons are not accepted.
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Shenandoah Seeks Planning Commission Members
Shenandoah invites two residents to join its Planning Commission with terms through November 2017 and November 2018. Applicants must live within town limits. appointments are made by the town council. Contact 652-8164 or visit town hall at 426 First St.
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Shenandoah National Park seeks artists in residence
Shenandoah National Park invites artists to apply for two June and August residency slots celebrating the National Park Service centennial. June offers textile arts while August focuses on installation art. Applications accepted April 15 for June and May 16 to June 6 for August.
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Benefit for Lois Breeden Held in Elkton Saturday
A benefit for Lois Breeden who died of colon cancer will run 5 to 10 p.m. Saturday April 16 at the Elkton Area Community Center on Blue and Gold Drive. Proceeds fund medical bills and funeral costs. Admission costs $5 for adults, children enter free, with food, a 50/50 raffle and a silent auction. Dark Hollow Bluegrass Band will provide music.
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Elkton Area
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Shenandoah Page One Food Drive And Bluegrass Event
Page One Shenandoah hosts a food drive and bluegrass music event on Saturday April 9 at the Shenandoah Community Center. The day features a noon to 4 pm bluegrass jam followed by performances from Murdock Conley Clifford Shifflett and the Page County Ramblers Danny Lam Virginia Tradition and Hailey Sampson with Bubba Shrouder. Donations of canned food clothes and baby items are welcome. For more information call Page One Shenandoah or Tommy Morris at 540 209 2617.
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Introduction to Computers Class in Shenandoah
The Shenandoah Computer Center will offer an Introduction to Computers class starting April 19 for beginners. The course runs Tuesdays and Thursdays 4 to 5 pm for five weeks, taught by Bruce Arnold. Fee is $10. Call 652-8773 to register or for more details.
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In Memory of Irvin Taylor Birthday Remembrance
In memory of Irvin Taylor who would have turned 87 on April 6. Our hearts ache with sadness and silent tears flow as we recall the love and joy he brought. Though not here, you remain in our hearts forever. From all your family with love.
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Shenandoah Fire Chief Pageant set for April 17
The Miss and Master Benefit Pageant will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday April 17 at the Shenandoah Community Center. Deadline to register is Wednesday April 13. All proceeds go to the Shenandoah Volunteer Fire Department. Contact Amanda Housden at 540-244-9595 or email amanda.housden03 yahoo.com to register.
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Elkton Students Named to Radford Dean's List
Two Elkton residents were named to Radford University's fall semester dean's list. Patrick T. Hensley, a junior exercise sport and health education major, and Ashley Nicole Turner, a freshman psychology major, earned the honor for maintaining a 3.4 GPA or higher with no grade below C.
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Elkton
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