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- Where’s My Cow? A Bit of History August 7, 2021
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Tag Archives: Annual Conference
Gone to Conference
“Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.”–Hebrews 10: 25, (King James Bible) I am not sure who first thought … Continue reading
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Tagged Annual Conference, appointments, Church, civil war, day lilies, East Tennessee, Lake Junaluska, license, means of grace, Methodist, ministry, North Carolina, ordination, preacher, preaching, singing, Southwest Virginia, union confederate, United Methodist
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And Are We Yet Alive?
At the end of an unusually long-seeming winter (it began snowing on Halloween and didn’t much let up) we are finally getting some springtime. It’s good springtime too. Grass has slowly grown greener, leaves are popping out on the trees, … Continue reading
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Tagged Annual Conference, Charles Wesley, Christianity, Church, churches, death, George Jones, God, Holston, Hymn, itinerant, itinerants, Jesus, John, loss, pastor, pastors, revered, reverend, strength, work
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By the Waters of Possum Creek 