1860?s Church Service in New Oxford
Emory United Methodist Church will host two Traditional Worship Services the morning of June 30th, 2013 at 9AM and 11AM; both Services will feature great Methodist Hymns/Worship songs, traditional liturgy and preaching; plus a time of reflection and heartfelt thanksgiving.
1860's Period clothing not required, but if you desire – dress to suit. Both "Union" and/or "Confederate" folk are most welcome and encouraged.
Scott Mingus, nationally known author, historian, re-enactor, and scientist will attend both services! Mr. Mingus will set the scene for “what it was like” in New Oxford during the 1860’s.
Emory United Methodist Church, where history, remembrance and thanksgiving all come together!!! Look for the clock tower on the New Oxford square and listen for the steeple bell.
Date and Time
Sunday Jun 30, 2013
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT
Location
Emory United Methodist Church
35 Center Square, New Oxford, PA 17350
(717) 624-9500 - emorynewoxford@gmail.com
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