Virginia

24744, Thursday Afternoon, Virginia State Chapter

24745, Tuesday Morning, Virginia State Chapter

4709, Wednesday Morning

This accruing collection contains books that meet the general acquisitions policy of the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center, but are not catalogued in the library system. They are shelved alphabetically according to first author's last name in aisle four of the Church of God Publications Building site. It will require at least 48 hours notice or wait time to use these materials.

Celebrating 100th years for the Virginia Church of God. For the dates 1911-2011.

This small collection of two folders in the small collections boxes includes a certificate of accomplishment, obituary information and ministry timeline, and celebration announcements. There are a couple letters of commendation from the Church of God Evangelism and Home Missions Department. It also contains over 60 photographs of James Rodgers's ministry through the years, especially on the reservations. Most of the photographs have identifying information on the rear.

Contains one (1) folder of unitemized materials on the named topic.

Countless local congregations, and especially their Ladies/Women's Ministries, have published cookbooks as fundraising ventures for building projects, missions programs, and operating expenses of the church. This accruing collection serves as a memorium, preserving and making available many of these cookbooks. Not only are they great resources for comfort-food recipes, they are a window into the culture and operations of portions of the Church of God.

Countless local congregations, and especially their Ladies/Women's Ministries, have published cookbooks as fundraising ventures for building projects, missions programs, and operating expenses of the church. This accruing collection serves as a memorium, preserving and making available many of these cookbooks. Not only are they great resources for comfort-food recipes, they are a window into the culture and operations of portions of the Church of God.

Countless local congregations, and especially their Ladies/Women's Ministries, have published cookbooks as fundraising ventures for building projects, missions programs, and operating expenses of the church. This accruing collection serves as a memorium, preserving and making available many of these cookbooks. Not only are they great resources for comfort-food recipes, they are a window into the culture and operations of portions of the Church of God.