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Pea Ridge Baptist Church, located at 5945 East Pea Ridge Road near Huntington, will hold its Easter Sunday service in their parking lot. It also has a prayer walk set up on campus, which is open to the public during daylight hours Friday and Saturday.

CHARLESTON — A statement against the Fairness Act made by Del. John Mandt Jr., R-Cabell, last week highlights the need to protect LGBTQ+ West Virginians from discrimination and misunderstanding of

For the few Jews in West Virginia, one of Americas most struggling states, the pandemic has offered silver linings   Larry Luxner Robert Judd started in April as the rabbi of Bnai Sholom in Huntington, W.Va., but has yet to hold an in-person service because of the coronavirus pandemic. WHEELING, W.Va. (JTA) - Surrounded by silver crucifixes and Christmas ornaments, Samuel Posin and Joan Berlow Smith sell vintage jewelry and myriad tchotchkes at their church-turned-boutique gift shop in this ci...

202 shares Temple Beth El, a small cinderblock building built in 1935, serves the few Jews left in Beckley, a former coal-mining town in southern West Virginia. (Larry Luxner/ JTA) Gun shops like this one in Beckley are a common sight throughout West Virginia. (Larry Luxner/ JTA) Robert Judd started in April as the rabbi of B’nai Sholom in Huntington, West Virginia, but has yet to hold an in-person service because of the coronavirus pandemic. (Larry Luxner/ JTA) Rabbi Joshua Lief of Tem...

WHEELING, W.Va. (JTA) — Surrounded by silver crucifixes and Christmas ornaments, Samuel Posin and Joan Berlow Smith sell vintage jewelry and myriad tchotchkes at their church-turned-boutique gift shop in this

December 23, 2020 4:05 pm Rabbi Joshua Lief of Temple Shalom in Wheeling, which was West Virginia’s first state capital and home to its oldest Jewish community. (Larry Luxner) Advertisement WHEELING, W.Va. (JTA) — Surrounded by silver crucifixes and Christmas ornaments, Samuel Posin and Joan Berlow Smith sell vintage jewelry and myriad tchotchkes at their church-turned-boutique gift shop in this city. This is not the kind of place you’ll find many Jews. In this ...