Chris Trent, a former tattoo artist and now the pastor of Mountain View Conference’s Grace Outreach church in Logan, W.Va., and the Grace Community church in Williamson, W.Va., shares how God transformed his life.
With the support of its school board and church family, this year Mountain View Conference's Parkersburg Academy is offering a non-conventional kindergarten through second-grade education called “Forest Classroom.”
“We believe in sharing God’s blessings with our entities,” said Columbia Union Conference Treasurer Emmanuel Asiedu. “[We] want to give $550,000 back to our entities to support the mission. [We’re] giving the money now so we can share the blessings now.”
As my high school graduation drew near, I was unsure about what would come next. I was raised in a Seventh-day Adventist home, but in my teen years, I began to stray from God and the Church.
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I realize that although God doesn’t need me, I want to be a co-laborer with Him. He has placed me in certain situations and around certain people for a reason.
In October 2006, Robert “Doc” Michael, pastor of the Summersville (W.Va.) church, conducted a Revelation Seminar in Marlinton, W.Va., the town where he was born and raised.