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Church Directory is dynamic. Trinity UMC has new listing Thanks to Carmen Wall, the Trinity United Methodist Church has a new, expanded Church Directory listing. We're posting the story about the update on the front page, because it illustrates the dynamic nature of the ColumbiaMagazine.com church directory. It's very flexible. We want pastors and church secretaries to update and expand the listings as frequently as need be. Carmen Walls replaced this: TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Garry Jones, pastor. 2418 Campbellsville RD (KY 55), Columbia, KY 42728. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:30 and 6:00 p.m.If your congregation's Church Directory listing needs updating, send the information through "Contact/Submit," in the Site Menu or through the "Contact Form" at the end of jumped from the front page stories. If you haven't met Bro. Garry Jones, there's a picture of him in the Folklore of the Old West Snapshots story. He, Ministerial Association President Bro. Gerald Reliford (New Life for the Nations), and Rev. Randy Johnson of the Columbia Baptist Church, the host church, presented one of the most memorable occasions in Downtown Columbia, the Community Wide Church Service. The service was part of the Folklore of the Old West 2006 Festival. Charles Grimsley said the service this year had the highest attendance in the history of the event. This story was posted on 2006-10-16 10:17:00
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