Church Programs and Honor for Rev Inman Retires
Area churches announce events including a reception tonight to honor Rev Vernon Inman who retires Tuesday after serving Round Hill Second Opequon and Clearbrook churches. He will preach tomorrow at Second Opequon at 11 with a congregational dinner afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmans
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Vernon Inman
Inman
Round Hill
Second Opequon
Clearbrook Presbyterian
New Sanctuary Opens Tomorrow at First Assembly of God
The First Assembly of God Church opens its new sanctuary tomorrow at 11 a.m. The 85 by 37 foot auditorium features four seven ton laminated arches and stained glass. Pastor Wigfield designed and supervised the project with donations funding memorial windows and furniture. A sidewalk social will follow with Rev Wigfield Janet Baur and Winchester Federation of the Blind guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Assembly of God Church
Assembly of God
N. Cameron St
Springcrest St
Robinson
Fox Drive
Rt. 522
N. Braddock St
Wigfield
Brucetown
Mr. Wigfield
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Winchester
Bethel Lutheran Church
Washington, D.C
Janet Baur
Winchester Federation of the Blind
Priests Complete Arlington Workshop On New Penance Rite
More than 120 priests in the Catholic Diocese of Arlington finished a workshop on the New Rite of Penance to be introduced in 1976 under Vatican renewal. Father Robert C. Brooks led the program focusing on parish education and a common starting point for applying the rite. The sessions highlighted confessor sensitivity, reconciliation, and Advent homilies, with three Carmelite presenters guiding discussions. A concelebrated Mass closed the workshop, followed by a public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Sacred Congregation For Divine Worship
Robert C. Brooks
St. Ambrose Parish
Annandale
Father Brooks
John Russell
John Welch
Gorman Sullivan
Washington, D.C
Father Sullivan
Washington Theological Coalition
Believers May Be Minority and Society’s Religious Shift
AP reports futurologists foresee believers as a potential minority in a secularizing United States. Scholars like James Hitchcock warn of a religious neutral state and an unbelieving majority, while Baptists challenge Fairfax County over a home church ordinance and the Catholic League cites court limits on religious influence in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
James Hitchcock
St. Louis University
Hitchcock
Cincinnati
Alexandria
The
Catoctin Association of Regular Baptists
Fairfax County
Tad Ward
Michigan State University
St. Louis
Catholic League For Religious and Civil Rights
Milwaukee
League
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Hampton
Grimes
Galilee Christian Church
Rodney Keller
Swartz
High View
W.va
Timber Ridge
First United Methodist Church
Fairfax Lane
Church of the Brethren In Christ
Carroll Newbrough
Frederick Terrace
Rt. 274
Carolina Bar Assn
First Methodist Church
Rocky Mount
Fellowship
Grace Lutheran Church
Duane Steele
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Grace Lutheran
Johann Sebastian Bach
Grace Church
Stephens City
Steele
New York Institute For the Blind
New York City
Pleasant Valley Road
Bach
Conrad Christianson
Bethel Lutheran
Marian Pasquet
Mildred Jones
Geraldine Bushong
Virgil A. Moyer Jr
John C. Miller
Gregory Lanham
Arthur Young
Winchester Evening Star
U.S. District Court
Albert V. Bryan Jr
Wayne Thompson
Engleside Baptist Church
Baptists
Bryan
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
the People's Country Church
Hunting Ridge Rd
J.P. Roby
Faith Temple
James F. Butts
God
College Park
Church of Christ Rt. 50
Town & Country
Kenneth Littleford
Lord's
Chuck and
Shelia King
Singing Evangelists
Kingston, Tenn
Rod & Gun Club
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Emmanuel Baptist Church
West
Daniel Morris
WINC
WRFL
First Assembly OF God
Springcest St
Millwood Ave
Bible Study
H.L. Wigfield, Jr
Earl R. Baker
Keister Advertising Servce
Tnc
Ruth
the Golden Kitchen Good Food — Friendly Service
Loudoun Street
O’sullivan Corporation
America
Smalts Florists, Inc
Farmers & Merchants National
Berryville
Everybody's Bank
Middletown
F.d.lc
Shenandoah’s Pride Dairy Products
Coca-Cola Bottling
Valley Ave
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun St
A. C. Slonaker & Son Coal & Fuel Oil
336
Amherst St
W. H. Emmart & Son, Inc
Arco Petroleum Products
Rte
North
Northside
Rutl
Ritter Lumber CO
Howard Shockey & Sons Builders & Contractors
Royal Crown Cola
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corp
Cadillac
Haines
E. Cork St
Carl A. Haines
Lee Jackson
Grove Furniture Co., Inc
St. Loudoun St
Shenandoah Gas CO
Virginia
Winchester Printers, Inc
National Fruit Product CO
White House Food Products
Winchester, Frederick
Clarke Counties
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Quality Building Materials Commerce
Caldwell-Sites CO
Paper Mill Rd
OLD Dominion Savings & Loan Association
Washington & Boscawerf Sts
South Braddock St
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