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Local congregation disaffiliates from UMC - Vimarsana News

Local congregation disaffiliates from UMC

TEXARKANA -- At least one local congregation cut ties with the United Methodist Church during a denominational meeting over the weekend.

Hundreds of Texas churches seek approval to leave the United Methodist Church Saturday - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of Texas churches seek approval to leave the United Methodist Church Saturday

DALLAS -- The regional governing bodies of the United Methodist Church are called annual conferences. They typically meet once a year to conduct church business. But two of those Texas conferences will meet this weekend in special sessions to approve the withdrawal of potentially hundreds of churches from the UMC.

Immokalee fire destroyed Lilly Bass church but not will to rebuild - Vimarsana News

Immokalee fire destroyed Lilly Bass church but not will to rebuild

A fire-gutted church in Immokalee is determined to build back.

Englewood, NJ Author Publishes Spiritual Memoir - Vimarsana News

Englewood, NJ Author Publishes Spiritual Memoir

In This Memoir a Bishop Shares Her Life Story: One of Struggle, Faith, and Empowerment.

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Scott's Chapel and cottage added to Rehoboth 1910 diorama - Vimarsana News

Scott's Chapel and cottage added to Rehoboth 1910 diorama

Scott’s Chapel and Cottage as displayed on the Rehoboth Avenue 1910 diorama. May 3, 2021 Actual 1900 photo of Scott’s Chapel and Cottage. Rehoboth Beach historian Paul Lovett has mounted models of Scott’s Chapel and its adjacent cottage to his diorama of 1910 Rehoboth Avenue. Scott’s Chapel was built in 1880. It was largely financed by Baltimore magnate James E. Hooper, a descendent owner of the Baltimore firm that controlled the duck cotton industry. Duck cotton was used as sailcloth for merchant sailing ships of the time and for such things as canvas for oil paintings. Hop...