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Leechburg church bells set to ring on Easter Sunday - Vimarsana News

Leechburg church bells set to ring on Easter Sunday

The bells at First Evangelical Lutheran Church fell silent in October 2022.

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Historic church bell tower restored in Leechburg, set to ring again on Easter Sunday - Vimarsana News

Historic church bell tower restored in Leechburg, set to ring again on Easter Sunday

Church bells will ring out over Leechburg again this Easter. After more than a year and $30,000 in fundraising, the bells of First Evangelical Lutheran Church are fixed and set to ring again for the first time to welcome worshipers to Easter Sunday services. In addition, the church is planning

Leechburg minister to co-pastor churches from different denominations - Vimarsana News

Leechburg minister to co-pastor churches from different denominations

A Leechburg pastor is prepping for double ministerial duty at Protestant churches that cross denominational lines. With Sue Washburn preparing to leave her post as interim pastor of Leechburg’s Cross Roads Community Presbyterian Church in mid-February, church leaders on Sunday approved naming the Rev. James Arter as part-time minister of

East Sussex residents outraged as river turns grey - Vimarsana News

East Sussex residents outraged as river turns grey

Walkers have expressed their horror at seeing a river turn blue with dead fish floating on the surface.

Church bells to ring again in Leechburg after successful $30,000 fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Church bells to ring again in Leechburg after successful $30,000 fundraiser

A defunct church belltower in Leechburg will soon be operational again, thanks to the fundraising work of church volunteers the last five months. “I had a Jesus moment,” said the Rev. James Arter of First Evangelical Lutheran Church of the moment last Tuesday when he opened the church mailbox and