Winchester Presbytery 1829 and 2029 Scholarship Hope
A sermon paced across history compares Winchester Presbytery in 1829 with 2029. It recalls population growth, early telegraph and railroad milestones, and the drive to fund Union Theological Seminary through the Winchester scholarship, hoping a new fund will sustain Christian leadership into the next century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Nohester
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Shepherdson
Andrewackson
United States
Calvin
Andrew Jackson
Egun
Ise
Our Church
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Richmond
WRVA
Savannah
St. Louis
Presbytery of
New York
Great Western
America
England
Baltimore
Charleston
S. C
Baltimore and Ohio
South Carolina
Winchester Presbytery
Synod of
Presbytery
Archibald Alexander
Charles Hoge
Moses Hoge
Gardiner Springs
John Holt Rice
Williams
Plumer
William G. Campbell
Samuel L. Graham
Colin McIver
John Breckenridge
William H. Foote
Septimus Tustin
John T. Cookus
William Conrad Speece
William Maxwell
Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
Shepherdstown
John Matthews
Samuel B. Wilson
William N. Scott
Francis Thornton
John Lodar
James M. Brown
David H. Riddle
John Clark
Robert Worthington
Bailey Clark
Gerrardstown
Presbyterian Church
Foote
God
Fredericksburg
Culpeper
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Mount Bethel
Middleburg
Falling Water
Hiram P. Godrich
Rice
Statesville
N. G
Petersburg
Norfolk
James P. Smith
Alfred T. Graham
T. William CC. Campbell
James R. Graham
Union Seminary
John Wycliffe
Oxford
Thomas Aquinas
Paris
Committee On Christian Education
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Ren. R. Lacy
D. D
Richmond, Va
Coloniayt
Richard Talmadge
Barbara Bedford
David Torrence
Bob Stratton
Winchester’s Best Drug Store
North Main St
Dad
Lou Bernstein Company
Fabrica
Lou Bernstein
Loudoun
Winchester’ S Finest Men’s Store
Alfred W. McCann
McCormick-Deering
C. I. Brumback
J.c.penney CO
Sparklets
M. B. Clowe
C.L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
C. P. McVicar