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The Lutheran Church in West Virginia and Western Maryland by Beryl Blake Maurer, 1980 Catholic churches of Monongah, West Virginia: St. Stanislaus, Our Lady of Pompeii Church. Monongah disaster by Everett Francis Briggs, 1957 The First Presbyterian Church of Morgantown, West Virginia: With short biographical sketches of its pastors, missionaries, ministers and lay leaders by James R Moreland, 1938 TRINITY CHURCH, HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Something of its Story Sketches and reminiscences of the Methodist Protestant Church of Fairmont, West Virginia,: Locally known as the People's Temple by Thomas Condit Miller, 1927 A History Of St. John's Episcopal Church Charleston, West Virginia 125th anniversary celebration: Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Newburg, West Virginia, Sunday, June 17 by B. B Maurer, 1984 A history of the First Methodist Church, Keyser, West Virginia by Jessie Virts Goff, 1963 Saint Matthew's Episcopal Church of Wheeling, West Virginia by R. Alan Fawcett, Frances Williams, 1999 Morgantown Disciples a History of the First Ch Ristian Church of morgantown, West Virginia by Earl Core, 1960 Factors to be considered by the United Methodist Church, Charleston, West Virginia, 1969 by George W Kaslow, 1969 A History And Record Of The Protestant Episcopal Church In The Diocese Of West Virginia V1 (1902) by George W. Peterkin, 2008-06-02 A History And Record Of The Protestant Episcopal Church In The Diocese Of West Virginia V2 (1902) by George W. Peterkin, 2008-06-02 A History and Record of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of West Virginia, And, Before the Formation of the Diocese in 1878, in by George William Peterkin, 2010-07-24

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61. ChurchSeek.net - National Church Directory ... West Virginia:Fairmont
    Wanting to ignite the spiritual flame and keep it burning in North Central west virginia! Church Address Rt 9 Fairmont WV, 26554 Phone 304368-1686 Sword  
    http://www.churchseek.net/search/churches/West_Virginia/Fairmont/

62. Churches Of Christ Online In West Virginia
    Your browser does not support Javascript. west virginia. .North Beckley Church of Christ, Beckley, WV .Belle Church of Christ, Belle, WV .Crum Church of  
    http://www.cocn.org/wv.html

63. West Virginia/Virginia Floods
    Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and The Lutheran ChurchMissouri Synod) is responding in west virginia through the west virginia Council of churches.  
    http://www.elca.org/dcs/disaster/wvvafloods.html
    
    Extractions: Back to list of current disasters West Virginia/Virginia Floods Full Report Short Report May 8, 2002 Dear friends in Christ, Last year, Bishop Ralph Dunkin (ELCA West Virginia-Western Maryland Synod) was reflecting on July 2001 floods that had devastated major areas of West Virginia and Virginia. "The need is very real, and it will not go away quickly," he said. "As with most disasters, they strike the poor the hardest. Your prayers and gifts are definitely needed." Last week, on May 2, five inches of rain in less than one hour poured down in the same areas. Devastating floodwaters again have passed through portions of McDowell, Mercer, Mingo, and Wyoming counties in West Virginia, and though Buchanan and Tazewell counties in southwest Virginia. In some places there was greater destruction than last year. The American Red Cross reports "at least six people were killed, 10 remain missing, and some 2,300 homes were damaged." Once again, this is not a "Lutheran" disaster. Few Lutherans were directly affected. Once again, it is a "poor person's" disaster.

64. Web Design - West Virginia - Web Design Specialists, Website Developers And Webm
    Living Faith Church in Franklin, west virginia, is a part of Sovereign Grace Ministries (formerly PDI Ministries), an association of churches committed to  
    http://www.servicesdirectory.us/dir/2/50.php
    
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65. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - United States Local - West
    1. Americanchurches.com - Daniels, west virginia http//www.american-churches.com/WV/Daniels.asp Users can locate churches in Daniels, west virginia.  
    http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=10217537

66. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - United States Local - West
    8. Americanchurches.com - Pennsboro, west virginia http//www.american-churches.com/WV/Pennsboro.asp Users can locate churches in Pennsboro, west virginia.  
    http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=10217541

67. Huntington, West Virginia Organizations And Clubs
    Native American Indian Federation 207 Main Street (Guyandotte) Huntington, west virginia 25702 Phone 304522-7100 The Native American Indian churches  
    http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/wvcountyhuntingtonorg.htm
    
    Extractions: The Native American Indian Federation located in Guyandotte would like to submit our request to be linked to your page. Our organization is an intertribal non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of Native American history, culture, language and tradition. Our membership is free and so are our services. We have a food bank and are listed with the food bank services for our area. We provide Cherokee language and tradition and craft lessons and we operate a small library and museum at 207 Main Street in Guyandotte. June 8th and 9th we will be sponsoring a Pow-Wow - Mountain Men Rendevous along Main street. We also go to local learning institutions and scout groups and make presentations. Currently, we have a Native American display in the Guyandotte library.

68. Charleston, West Virginia Organizations And Clubs
    Charleston Organizations And Clubs. churches ORGANIZATIONS Southern west virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau Tollfree 1-800-VISIT WV Phone 304-252-2244  
    http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/wvcountycharlestonorg.htm

69. Virginia Resources
    west virginia History, Vol. 2; Rockingham County, virginia Deaths, 188695; west virginia History, Vol. 3; virginia Old churches, Vol.  
    http://www.segenealogy.com/virginia/va_resource.htm
    
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70. Widen, West Virginia, Appalachian Coal Camp
    resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but he started his business career in west virginia in 1904 Bradley also built and maintained three churches in the town  
    http://www.appalachianpower.com/Widen, West Virginia, Appalachian coal camp.html
    
    Extractions: Betty Dotson-Lewis, webmaster This story was written by Lola B. Given in July of 1997. Although her roots are in Widen and Dille, she now resides in Frametown, Braxton County, West Virginia. An interesting addition to this story is the photograph submitted by Mrs Given's nephew Harold Lloyd deceased . The picture is a shot of the 1923 Widen Flood that did considerable damage to the town. The view is of Nicholas Street. Familiarity does not always breed contempt, but it can cause us to take things for granted. In retrospect, such are my feelings about the Widen and Dille vicinity. I was born and raised between the two towns on the old Will Murphy farm and could not think of one town without the other. Six decades ago, at its peak, Widen, West Virginia, had 3,000 people. Today there are less than 200. A coal mining camp some 21 miles from Clay out Dundon Ridge, some 11 miles from Birch River, Widen was a town all its own. Today its almost just a memory. Most of the houses have been torn down. The Baptist Church on which my brothers did the carpentry work is still somewhat active. The post office is still open. But coal production and the booming times that accompanied it are gone On an average of once a year Bradley came to Widen and Swandale to see how the superintendent was handling things. It was a great day for the employees to listen to his words of wisdom. He was a great orator. Isolated by often muddy messy roads and poor communications, most of us at Widen thought of Swandale as another world. Lumber was their product and coal was ours.

71. West Virginia Convention Of Southern Baptists
    Our site contains everything you need to get to know us and our churches. New to west virginia? Find an SBC church near you. Featured Events.  
    http://www.wvbaptists.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to wvbaptists.org, web site for the West Virginia Convention of Southern Baptists. Our goal is to provide information about West Virginia Southern Baptists and opportunities for ministry in the Mountain State. Our site contains everything you need to get to know us and our churches. New to West Virginia? Find an SBC church near you. Featured Events Super Summer 2004 Youth Camp Children's Missions Camp

72. ELCA West Virginia-Western Maryland Synod Statement On Global Climate Change
    has actively participated in the west virginia Interfaith Global Climate Change Campaign, in conjunction with the west virginia Council of churches and others  
    http://www.webofcreation.org/ncc/statements/elcawvwm.html
    
    Extractions: Adopted by the West Virginia-Western Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, on June 9, 2001, while meeting in Martinsburg, West Virginia WHEREAS, this synod recognizes God as Creator of all; and WHEREAS, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has issued a social statement, "Caring for Creation," which states that we of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America are deeply concerned about the environment, locally and globally, as members of this church and as members of society; and WHEREAS, this synod has actively participated in the West Virginia Interfaith Global Climate Change Campaign, in conjunction with the West Virginia Council of Churches and others; and WHEREAS, recent crises of energy supplies have made evident the immediate need for energy conservation by all; and WHEREAS, good stewardship of God's creation demands that we restrict our consumption of energy in order to reduce contributions to global climate change; and WHEREAS, this synod maintains a file of information which guides congregations through an energy audit process; therefore be it

73. West Virginia Global Climate Change Campaign
    Charleston. The Reverend Nathan D. Wilson Executive Director west virginia Council of churches. The Reverend Dr. Thomas M. Johnson, Jr.  
    http://www.webofcreation.org/ncc/Regional/West Virginia/Leaders Statement.html
    
    Extractions: • Climate change afflicts God’s children. Global warming diminishes our supplies of food and water. It is leading to the spread of infectious disease. it destroys agricultural livelihood. Those living on islands and low-lying coasts will lose homes and safety. Already, we see how people are dying from extreme weather conditions believed to be enhanced by climate change : record-breaking storms, heat waves, floods, droughts. Scripture teaches : "...You shall love your neighbor as yourself..." (Lev. 19:18) • Climate change violates moral and religious principles of justice. The rich of the world, the industrialized nations, are primarily responsible for the increase of greenhouse gases which contribute to global warming. Yet burdens fall disproportionately upon the most vulnerable of the planet’s people : the poor, sick, elderly, and those who will face still greater threats in future generations. Scripture teaches : "Justice, and only justice, you shall follow..." (Deut. 16:20)

74. West Virginia Tourism Wild & Wonderful
    1. African Zion Baptist Church, Malden The African Zion Baptist Church is considered one of the mother churches of black Baptists in west virginia.  
    http://www.callwva.com/heritage/africana.cfm
    
    Extractions: Heritage Sites on the National Register of Historic Places African-American History in West Virginia The African-American presence in West Virginia dates from the 1780s, when European exploring parties brought slaves to the Greenbrier and New River valleys. During the French and Indian Wars, blacks aided the army as it moved through the New River and Big Sandy valleys up toward the Ohio River and helped to stake claims for white settlers. By 1830, the black population in the state was nearly 20,000, most of who worked as slaves in the region's newly emerging industries of iron, coal and salt. This generation of blacks contributed many African items that now are enjoyed by West Virginians of all cultural backgrounds, including the banjo and the black-eye pea. One of the most notable events in the state's history was the 1859 raid on the United States arsenal at Harpers Ferry by abolitionist John Brown, in search of arms to provoke a slave revolt. This episode set off a chain of events that eventually led to the Civil War. In 1863, the western counties of Virginia seceded to become the state of West Virginia. When the legislature abolished slavery two years later, many blacks left the state in search of relatives and greater security. The ancestors of most black West Virginians entered the state between 1870 to 1930, as African-Americans came to constitute about 23 percent of the total labor force in the southern part of the state, attracted mainly by the bituminous coal industry. They were drawn from Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, and to a lesser extent from Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi. This period saw the explosive growth of churches, which served as the central institutions of African-American communities, and fraternal orders like the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, Masons, Elks, and the Knight of Pythias, which spearheaded a national effort to get blacks to buy land.

75. Ravenswood, WV, City Profile - West Virginia Hotels, Festivals, Genealogy, Newsp
    of Ravenswood Historic photos of US cities Post cards of west virginia communities. Church records (historical) churches, other places of worship in or near  
    http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=58790

76. Largest Religious Bodies In Individual States
    American Baptist churches in the USA, 7, west virginia, Rhode Island, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, central eastern.  
    http://www.adherents.com/rel_USA_states.html
    
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77. West Virginia - The BaptistInfo Directory Of Independent Baptist Churches
    Home. Select a State. Add a Church. Pastors Unknown. Download. Printer Friendly Text Version. west virginia Website. Independent Baptist churches in. west virginia.  
    http://www.baptistinfo.com/States/WV/WV.HTM
    
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78. Jefferson County West Virginia Chamber Of Commerce, Charles Town, Shepherdstown,
    NELSON CLUSTER EPISCOPAL churches HAROLD STEWART PO BOX 129 RIPPON, WV 254410129 PHONE (304) 725-5171. OAKLAND UNITED METHODIST  
    http://www.jeffersoncounty.com/directory.html?op=category&category=CHURCHES

79. Finnish Churches In North America
    Finnish churches in North America west virginia. Last modified . Please send comments, corrections and updates to leif.mether@genealogia.fi.  
    http://www.genealogia.fi/church/churchwve.htm

80. Historic Churches, West Virginia (History)
    Location west virginia Category History. Historic churches, west virginia (History) Historic churches. You will find pages similar  
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