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Baughmanville Baptist Celebrates 109 Years

Baughmanville Baptist Church celebrated their 109th anniversary on May 23, 2010.  Rev. Odell Burns from Evergreen Baptist Church in Anderson was the guest speaker.  The church family and guests enjoyed a fellowship after the 3pm anniversary service.  Rev.  Otis Kitchings is the pastor at Baughmanville and will celebrate his 5th anniversary at the church in October, 2010.  Congratulations, Baughmanville, the church has been a blessing to our community.

News 12 Recognizes Wagener

On May 20, 2010, WRDW News 12 recognized Wagener for its technological advances and overall support of local businesses.  "It's a small town of only 863, but this small town is bringing in some big city changes."   Wagener thanks former Mayor Steve Carver, current Mayor Mike Miller and the Town Council and town employees for making this happen.  Our town is great because of the people who live or work here.   Be sure to check out our Twitter Feed and many different Face Book pages -- The Wagener Museum, Roy Warner Park and several other businesses have Face Book pages. 

Click here to read the entire article and be sure to watch the video that was on the news.  As always, we love you, Ashley Jeffery, good to see you back in Wagener.

Christ Central Celebrates 13 Years

Tuesday, May 18, Christ Central held its 13th anniversary celebration downtown Columbia at Hope Plaza on the corners of Main, Elmwood, Sumter and Calhoun Streets.  More than 500 people were in attendance.  It was amazing to see this all come together in such a spectacular way.  There were board members, friends, families, and directors of the 21 mission stations around SC, many volunteers, founding members of Christ Central and many people Hope Plaza serves on a daily basis in attendance.  They were all there for the presentations and dedications, listening to the joyful music from the Bikers for Jesus Band and eating a barbecue dinner.

Rockeybell Adatura, Ghana Africa, Speaks in Local Churches

Rockeybell Adatura, a native of Ghana, Africa, spoke in area churches during the month of May, 2010.   Adatura, a former Muslim and former boxer, currently leads workshops that address issues about the various sects of Islam, the Islamic oppression of women, contrast of Islam vs. Christianity, and our nation's presence in Iraq, Juwait, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan.  The speaking schedule was as follows:  May 16, Saron Baptist Church.  May 19, Gateway (formerly Chapel of Love).  May 23, Harvest of Love.  June 6, Oak Grove Baptist.

National Day of Prayer, 2010

Wagener's Community National Day of Prayer Service was held on Thursday, May 6, 2010, 7:00 pm at the Wagener Municipal Bldg, 111 Railroad Ave.  Many joined together to pray for our community, churches, schools and families.   Music and fellowship and corporate prayer.

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