Harding, William A. “Bill” Wednesday, February 10, 2021
William A. “Bill” Harding
William A. “Bill” Harding went home to be with his Lord and Savior on February 9, 2021.
Bill was born on April 21, 1936 in Isabel, Kansas to Orval and Mary Ellen Harding who preceded him in death, along with siblings Margaret Ditgen, Bernice Bell, June Wortman, Betty Ryan, and baby Orval Harding, Jr.
He was a member of the East Ridge Christian Church where he served as Pastor for several years.
Bill is survived by his devoted wife Linda, their children, Dr. William “Christopher” Harding (Molly) of Houston Texas, Jonathan Harding (Ashton Kate) of Ringgold, Georgia; his children, Debbie Baker (Danny) of Wichita, Kansas, Diane Stiff (Steven) of Houston, Texas, Denise McGrew (Dan) of Wichita, Kansas, Douglas Harding (Tammy) of Grove, Oklahoma, and Darrin Harding (Tina) of Wichita, Kansas, eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; siblings, Mary Ann Martin o
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jones asks if she feels any pain. jump up and down real quick. no pain whatsoever. that s it. they traveled around the country and held these meetings, pulled these fake healings and fake miracles and people would shell out money like you wouldn t believe. this is jerry parks as he looked back then. he was fooled for years. but it was all through lies and fake healings and all that stuff. the man was fake. i know now that he was fake from the beginning. by his own account, jim jones was born on the wrong side of the tracks in a small indiana town in the depression years. at 21, jones became a student pastor by taking a correspondence course.
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