Wisdom From the Word by Brad Lewis on worship
Brad Lewis explains true worship in John 4, urging focus on God rather than ritual. He argues worship is Spirit led and Biblical, accessible anywhere, and encourages daily acts of praise, prayer, and scripture reading, ending with a call to gather in church on Sundays.
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Wisdom
Brad Lewis
Impact Ministries
Comcast.net
John
Jesus
Jerusalem
God
Temple
Father
Mountain View 4-H Club Meeting Set for Jan 12
The Mountain View 4-H Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday January 12 at Mountain View Fellowship Church in McGaheysville. For details call Joann Hensley at 289-5591.
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Mountain View
Mountain View Fellowship Church
McGaheysville
Joann Hensley
Martin Luther King Jr Celebration in Harrisonburg NAACP Event
The Harrisonburg and Rockingham County NAACP Branch 7132 hosts the ninth annual MLK Celebration on January 17 at Lucy F. Simms Center. The 3:30 p.m. program features the MLK Celebration Choir directed by Laura Douglass, with Rev. Derrick Parson as speaker and participants from First Baptist and local NAACP member John Butler. Proceeds benefit People Helping People. event is free with light refreshments.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
NAACP
Martin Luther King Jr
Lucy F. Simms
Simms Ave
MLK
Laura Douglass
Asbury United Methodist Church
Derrick Parson
Providence United Methodist Church
Praise In Motion
First Baptist Church of
John Butler
Rockingham Luncheon Elects 2016 Rockingham Officers
The Rockingham Luncheon Raritan Club met December 16 at Thomas House Restaurant with 18 members and 10 guests. James Driver presided as officers were installed by District Governor Jeff Roadcap: President James Driver Vice President Rick Keyton Secretary JoAnn Wenger Treasurer David Grimm and three Directors. Ron Smith named Raritan of the Year and the Hatcher Boys provided entertainment.
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Rockingham
Raritan Club
Thomas House
James Driver
Ron Smith
Vickie Heschl
Driver
Rick Keyton
Jeff Roadcap
JoAnn Wenger
David Grimm
Lyear
Maria Blair
Wilma Grimm
Paula Frazier
Hatcher Boys
Massanutten Technical Center earns Elite 50 honor
The Massanutten Technical Center near Harrisonburg and Rockingham County joins 49 other top U S secondary hospitality programs named Elite 50 by the National Center for Hospitality Studies at Sullivan University in Louisville. Students gain college credit, learn meat cutting, and explore culinary careers through dual enrollment with Dabney Lancaster Community College and hands on projects and demonstrations from industry partners.
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National Center For Hospitality Studies
Sullivan University
MTC
U.S
Louisville, Ky
Debra Bentz
Virginia
Massanutten Technical
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
NCHS
Marshall Price
Bontz
Malik Poindexter
Ecpi University
Culinary Institute of Virginia
Dabney Lancaster Community College
Buena Vista
Rockingham County Education Foundation
Blue Ridge Community College Career Pathways Consortium
Omni Homestead
Hot Springs
Skills For Life
Meghan Sizemore
Turner Ashby
McGahesyville
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Chris Anthony Ortiz
Harrisonburg High School
Chris Ortiz
Felicita Bonet
Ortiz
Family thanks for kindness after Ruth Morris passing
The family of Ruth Morris expresses heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness during her passing. Gratitude extends to prayers, calls, visits, flowers, food, and memorial donations, with special appreciation for Pastor David Vaughn, Elkton Emergency Squad, PCU at Seneca RMH, Kyger Funeral Home, and all who offered support. The note closes with blessings.
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Ruth Morris
David Vaughn
Elkton
PCU
Sentara Rmh Medical Center
Kyger Funeral Home
Theodore
Doris Pence
Carolyn Shifflett
Elkton Emergency Squad names December top call runners
The Elkton Emergency Squad honored its top call runners for December. They completed 68 calls totaling 273 hours 15 minutes, led by Carroll Ray Baugher with 35 calls and 44 hours, followed by Joey Bailey, Ressa Baugher, Don Stives, Tim Smith, Marc Long, and Garrett Taylor with high hourly totals. Volunteers are urged to join by calling 298-9993 or reaching any EES member.
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Elkton
Carroll Ray Baugher
Joey Bailey
Ressa Baugher
Don Stives
Tim Smith
Marc Long
Garrett Taylor
EES
EMU fall dean's list honors local students
Eastern Mennonite University confirms fall semester dean's list picks. Local students Emily Clatterbuck Aislinn Lucas Yelisey Shapovalov Rachel Crist Anne Marie Kelley and Rebecca Hardy earned the distinction by meeting EMU GPA and credit hour thresholds.
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Eastern Mennonite
Eastern Mennonite University
EMU
Emily Clatterbuck
Grottoes
Michael and
Karen Clatterbuck
Aislinn Lucas
Larry and
Wendy Lucas
Yelisey Shapovalov
Alexander and
Galina Shapovalov
Rachel Crist
Massanutten
Roy and
Lisa Crist
Anne Marie Kelley
McGaheysville
Susan Kelley
Andrew Kelley
Rebecca Hardy
Port Republic
Mark and
Susan Hardy
Goodlatte staffer to hold open office hour in Elkton
A staff member for U S Representative Bob Goodlatte will host an open door meeting for Elkton residents from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m on Thursday January 7 at the Elkton Area Community Center 20593 Blue and Gold Drive. Citizens may discuss federal government issues and share views on current topics before Congress.
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U.S
Bob Goodlatte
Elkton-area
Elkton Area
Blue and Gold Drive
Congress
Deadline for Community page items each Monday noon
The note states that all free and paid Community page items must be submitted by noon on Monday for inclusion in that week’s edition. It emphasizes a strict weekly deadline to ensure timely publication.
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