Posts from August, 2003
- 14 Aug
by Ministers
No commentsAmong Ministers
Calhoun Hodgson has been assigned to plant a church in Dansville, Mich., effective August 1. The church is called Heritage UB Church. Al Carter began his tenure as pastor of West Pleasant Hill UB (Rockbridge, Ohio) on August 3. He concluded his ministry as senior pastor of Hillsdale UB (St. Mary’s, Ohio) on July 31. [...]
- 14 Aug
by Ministers
No commentsMonticello UB Provides Van for Ken Smith
Ken Smith, pastor of the Cedar Chapel UB church in Big Laurel, Kent., was involved in a serious car accident over a year ago. But after 17 surgeries (with more on the way), Ken has recently been released to drive. Due to his need for a wheelchair, he asked the Lord for a van with [...]
- 14 Aug
by News
No commentsWomen’s Conference Meets in Huntington
The International Women’s Conference, July 25-27, brought about 140 United Brethren women to Huntington, Ind. They came from eight states: Indiana (40), Ohio (25), Michigan (29), Pennsylvania (16), plus others from Alabama, Illinois, Kansas, and Virginia. In addition, eight women came from Ontario. The conference featured a variety of seminars and keynote addresses, complemented by [...]
- 5 Aug
by Global Ministries
No commentsUpdates from Jana Hoobler
Jana Hoobler, director of the Macau English Language Program, sent these notes on August 2. “We gave an invitation to accept Jesus into their hearts to our children on Taipa during our last week of English classes and again this week at VBS. Six children responded. Praise the Lord for the work He’s doing in [...]
- 5 Aug
by News
No commentsNew Van for Honduras
A group from King Street UB in Chambersburg, Pa., delivered a new van to Honduras. Ray Ankerbrand reports: “We arrived late on Tuesday, July 15, a little late since we were held up at the Mexican border. The paperwork was not complete for permanent use, but the van can be used while it is being [...]
- 5 Aug
by News
No commentsNew Hope Dedicates New Sign
On Sunday, August 3, New Hope UB (Huntington, Ind.) dedicated a new church sign. After the morning service, everyone gathered around the sign, and Rev. M. E. Burkett conducted the dedication ceremony, assisted by Rev. Kent Maxwell and Rev. Ron Evans. To end the ceremony, all believers received communion.
