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Major milestone for Danville church: 100 years and heading into the future
When members of Fairview United Methodist Church meet together Sunday, they will be celebrating 100 years of history that began when a small group decided to get together on their own to study the word of God.
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Franklin County Board of Supervisors prayer discussed
Supervisors heard from a person against a prayer said before Board meetings, and a pastor in favor of keeping the prayer
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Bedford's Loop Church brings unique experience to community
Instead of meeting inside a church building, the church holds services along the loop walkway in Bedford.
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Henry County church raises giant cross on Route 220
"We want all of the community and the surrounding area to know what we believe,” said Pastor Dan Shelling of the 110 foot cross
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Mission trip turns into race to build wells in Guatemala
Hunter Smith is coordinating a 5K race to raise money for more wells in Guatemala.
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Holy Cross Catholic Church finds way back after renovation
Visitors would never know that just last year, Holy Cross Catholic Church’s sanctuary was crawling with contractors and termite specialists.
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Nuns devote themselves to worship, work and cheese
Lots of Gouda cheese represents the handiwork of the dozen nuns who live in a monastery at the foot of Pigeon Top Mountain.
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St. Johns Episcopal's new pipe organ has pitch-perfect debut
Organist and choirmaster Peggy Haas Howell played its dedicatory recital Oct. 9, and this weekend will mark its first guest recital.
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Faith & Values: Does religion infringe on women's rights?
A few days ago, I was privileged to be a part of a panel that was provocatively titled, "Does Religion Infringe Upon the Rights of Women?"
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Conference on King James Bible to begin next week
A conference on the quatercentennial anniversary of the King James Bible will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 1, at the Liberty Mountain Conference Center in the Candler’s Station shopping center.
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Workers pitch in to construct Jehovah's Witnesses facility in Danville
If all goes as planned, by the end of the month there will be a new Jehovah’s Witnesses church building on Jenny Lane constructed purely by volunteer labor.
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Faith and Values: Friend's death prompts questions about faith
Toby died early in June and, to my way of thinking, much too early in life. He was 52, and he was alone.
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Biker with violent past starts Lynchburg motorcycle church
At Solid Rock Biker Church, Billy Powell preaches about faith and second chances.
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Campus Crusade for Christ changes name
Starting next year, the international organization will be called "CRU"
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Bedford church reacts to changes in Presbyterian church
Starting July 10, Presbyterian churches can ordain gays to the church clergy. A topic of debate for the last 30 years.
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Signs spring up in support of Danville's Temple Beth Sholom
Several signs of support dot the front lawn of Temple Beth Sholom in Danville on Thursday afternoon.
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Chabad House expands its kosher hospitality, spiritual support
A planned expansion will help Chabad House welcome more UVa students, families of hospital patients and diners with kosher lifestyles.
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Troutville church holds big charity sale
Proceeds for Poverty sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Rainbow Forest Baptist Church in Troutville
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Giles County Ten Commandments vote expected this afternoon
The display would include eight other documents, including the Bill of Rights
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Ten Commandments vote set for next week in Giles Co.
The school board is expected to make a final vote next week.
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Giles County Ten Commandments lawsuit re-threatened by ACLU, anti-religion group
The ACLU of Virginia and the Freedom From Religion Foundation on Wednesday warned that they would sue the Giles County School Board, if it allows a display with the Ten Commandments to be put back up in Giles County Schools
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Couple carrying crosses walk through Giles County
A husband and wife from Utah are on a cross-country journey to lift up the name of Jesus Christ.
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Roanoke believer in Judgment Day responds
A local believer in the Rapture says Judgement Day did begin on Saturday May 21st.
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Roanoke man defends Judgment Day prediction
A Roanoke man defends the May 21st Judgment Day prediction.
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Celebrating sweet strawberries
Lay off the landscape labor for a day. Quit picking weeds and celebrate instead, because May 20 is National Pick Strawberries Day.
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