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Monthly Archives: August 2023
Jimmie Lewallen
James Edward “Jimmie” Lewallen was one of the founders of NASCAR racing. He was born in Archdale August 22, 1919, the son of Roy Jordan Lewallen and Ella Williard Lewallen. In the 1930’s moonshine was a major home industry in … Continue reading
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Who knows you best?
Good morning, Friends! I’ve got a really simple message for you this morning. God is everywhere. And God knows everything. That’s it! We can all go home now! God is everywhere. And God knows everything. You’re all still here? Nobody … Continue reading
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Max and Avis Rees
Robert Maxwell Rees (1928-2011) was the longest-serving pastor in Springfield’s history. He and his wife, Avis Logue Rees (1929-2023) lived for 35 years next door at the parsonage from 1961 to 1996. Max was born in Economy, Indiana the 4th … Continue reading
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Lift up your eyes
Good morning, Friends! I’m so glad you’re here this morning! It’s good to be back from vacation. Actually, I was back here last Sunday. But when I came back, I had a lot of urgent things to deal with. The … Continue reading
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Mel Downing
Mel Downing Jr. (1941-2009) was the longest-serving music minister in Springfield’s entire history. During his 47 years of service to Springfield, he touched many lives and helped many pray through his music. Music was his true passion his life’s calling … Continue reading
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