ROCKLAND Vittrice “Vickie” Haskell, 94, died peacefully, Friday, May 14, 2021 at her home in Rockland. Born in Rockland on April 10, 1927 to Edward M. and Rita M. Hayes. She attended local schools until moving to Portland in 1944. While roller.
Faith leaders: More outside investigations of misconduct needed ‘There are people who are walking away from the faith altogether because of their experiences’ istock.com
Former church members and employees of Vibrant Church in Columbus say church officials turned a blind eye to sexual harassment by lead pastor Jason Delgado, prompting one of the employees to file a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
“The big concern here is not just that this is alleged to be done by one person, but the fact that it was reported to the entity,” said Corky Smith, the former employee’s attorney.
Woodbridge Methodist Church marks 150 years this year
- Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown
Woodbridge Methodist Church is celebrating 150 years of worship and community involvement this year by hosting a number of events.
The church’s origins go back to the Victorian era when a group of Wesleyan Methodists met in various locations in Woodbridge.
The celebrations began with a Zoom pancake party in February and will end with Christmas carols and mince pies after a candlelit carol service.
Six special Methodist ministers have also been invited to lead and preach services, including the national President of the Methodist Conference, Rev Richard Teal.
Woodbridge Methodist Church marks 150 years this year
- Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown
Woodbridge Methodist Church is celebrating 150 years of worship and community involvement this year by hosting a number of events.
The church’s origins go back to the Victorian era when a group of Wesleyan Methodists met in various locations in Woodbridge.
The celebrations began with a Zoom pancake party in February and will end with Christmas carols and mince pies after a candlelit carol service.
Six special Methodist ministers have also been invited to lead and preach services, including the national President of the Methodist Conference, Rev Richard Teal.
Don t twist hand of God in prayers – Methodist Bishop to Christians LISTEN
FEB 15, 2021
Right Reverend Professor Joseph M. Y. Edusa-Eyison, the Northern Accra Diocesan Bishop, the Methodist Church Ghana, has cautioned Christians against twisting the hand of God during prayers for favour.
He said the new normal among many Christians and churches was that if Christians wanted to be heard and favoured by God, then they had to scream and command help from God while praying.
This, was to show how serious they were with their request and how much they commanded power to trample over the enemy.
He said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency after inaugurating the Dome Circuit of the Church on Saturday in Accra.