Places Of Worship in Huntington, West Virginia

First Church Of The Nazarene, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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St Johns Episcopal Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Salvation Army, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Harmony United Methodist Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Crossroads Baptist Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Crossroads Baptist Church had its beginning on October 9, 1955. Ninety two members chartered Church and it was designated as Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church. The charter members and others of the congregation first met in a tent located on the present parking lot. The educational section of the building was built in 1956, the main auditorium was added in 1966. A gym also serving as a fellowship hall was added in 1970. Improvements have been made since that time and the building has been well maintained. Church presently helps in the support of 34 missionaries and missions with an annual missions budget of $24, 600.00. The missionaries are representing the Lord Jesus Christ through the aide of Church around the world. The constitution of church was drafted shortly after being chartered and it calls for the use of the King James Version of the Bible by all preachers and teachers. church does not believe the KJV to be the original manuscripts but is of the opinion that it is the preserved Word of God for English speaking people. Pastor Jack K. Mayes came to serve on September 7, 1980 and fills that position at this present time. Pastor Mayes studies include two years of Bible School through Bethany Bible School of Dothan, Alabama. Pastor Mayes also has an earned Masters degree and a Doctorate of Theology from Bethany Bible College and Theological Seminary of Dothan, Alabama. His studies also include Luther Rice Seminary of Florida. Studies in Greek and associated studies were from Tri-State Bible College in South Point, Ohio. Pastor Mayes is on the teaching staff at Southland Bible Institute of Ashland, Ky. Pastor Mayes was saved on August 27, 1967. He was a member of the Grace Baptist Temple of Saint Albans, West Virginia, where he served as a Sunday School Teacher and Deacon. It was from this church that he was ordained to the gospel ministry. Pastor Mayes is married to the former Patricia R. Tucker. She is the daughter of Cecil & Opal Tucker, a Baptist Minister for nearly 60 years at the time the Lord called him home. Pastor and Mrs. Mayes have four children and six grandchildren. They celebrate their wedding anniversary on November 5th. Pastor Mayes claims Psalm 121: 8 as a verse of Scripture which has been a source of great comfort in the times of distress and trouble. "The LORD shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore."

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Covenant School, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Covenant School is a classical and Christ-centered day school that offers classes in kindergarten through grade 12. The school works with a team if more than 20 Full-and part-time faculty, as well as over five educational therapists. Covenant School has an annual enrollment of more than 180 students. It is a member of the Association of Classical and Christian Schools and the Christian Schools International. The school is located in Barboursville, W. Va.

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Our Lady of Fatima School, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Highlawn Presbyterian Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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About Highlawn Presbyterian Church The roots of Highlawn Presbyterian Church can be found in a group known as the Highlawn Mission, which was colony of the First Presbyterian Church of Huntington, WV. The Highlawn Mission began meeting in 1910 in a room above the old Highlawn Pharmacy. Under the direction of Rev. William E. Hudson, Highlawn Presbyterian Church was organized on 30 October 1913 as the Third Presbyterian Church. The first pastor was Rev. A. J. Allsup, who led worship in a small chapel on 26th Street which was purchased by First Presbyterian Church. In April 1919, Rev. W. P. Hooper became the pastor and the name of the church was changed to Highlawn Presbyterian Church in June 1919. Growing from the original membership of 20, HPC purchased the lot on Collis Avenue where the church currently resides. Construction began on 22 October 1922 and dedicated on 30 September 1923 for a total cost of $50, 000, including furnishings. The Depression struck the country in 1929 and HPC was not left unscathed. The debt on the church was nevertheless paid off through the dedication of the members and the tireless efforts of Treasurer Charles North. After the war, The Education Building was built in 1954 and renovations were made on other areas of the church, including the parlor, pastors office and kitchen. The church continued to grow through the 1950s and 1960s. Harry Fleming started a Presbyterian basketball league in the city and games were played in the old Fellowship Hall ( now the basement ). "Cap" Fleming is remembered as not only a popular basketball coach, but as a Christian teacher who not only made his players better at the game, but better people as well. The Highterian made its debut in March 1953 with Gretchen Bernhardt and Nancy Weider as its editors. The Shantz pipe organ was purchased in 1969 and the sanctuary was remodeled to accommodate the new organ. The current incarnation of HPC was completed when the Fellowship Hall was completed in 2001. We look forward to continuing the tradition of community outreach, Christ-centered education and evangelical mission that was made so important by the ministers of our church, William Hudson, A. J. Allsup, W. P. Hooper, Albert J. Conley, Jack Haga, and Mark McCalla. Thanks to Debbie Shonk, Phyllis Primm, Cec Hollar and Harold Schoenlein for their work on the history of HPC.

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reGeneration Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Spring Valley Presbyterian Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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New Baptist Church Inc, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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River Cities Community Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church is a family of faith striving to love God and love others through inreach, outreach, spiritual growth, and missions. We hope that you find this site helpful for information about the church, as well as inspirational for growth along your spiritual journey. We invite you to worship with us this Sunday at 10: 45 a.m. in the sanctuary. We are located on the corner of 5th Avenue and 12th Street in downtown Huntington, West Virginia.

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St George Greek Orthodox Church, Huntington

Huntington / West Virginia / United States

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Our Church is called the "Greek Church" because Greek was the first language of the ancient Christian Church from which our Faith was transmitted. The New Testament was written in Greek and the early writings of Christs followers were in the Greek language. The word "Greek" is not used to describe just the Orthodox Christian peoples of Greece and other Greek speaking people. Rather, it is used to describe the Christians who originated from the Greek speaking early Christian Church and which used Greek thought to find appropriate expressions of the Orthodox Faith. "Orthodox" is also used to describe our Church. The word "Orthodox" is derived from two short Greek words, orthos, meaning correct, and doxa, meaning belief or glory. Thus, we used the word "Orthodox to indicate our conviction that we believe and worship God correctly. We emphasize Apostolic tradition, continuity and conservatism over a 2, 000 year history. Orthodox Church today is a communion of self governing Churches, each administratively independent of the other, but united by a common faith and spirituality. Their underlying unity is based on identity of doctrines, sacramental life and worship, which distinguishes Orthodox Christianity. All recognize the spiritual preeminence of the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople who is acknowledged as primus inter pares, first among equals. All share full communion with one another. In addition to the four ancient Patriarchates of Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem with their several geographic and ecclesiastical subdivisions, there are also many independent or autocephalous Orthodox Christian Churches. These include the Churches of Russia, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Georgia, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Finland, Albania and Sinai. Smaller autonomous Orthodox Churches and missions can be found on every continent throughout the world. About St. George St. George Greek Orthodox Church began as a dream in 1940. On December 9, 1948, 53 members were present at a General Assembly and elected the first Parish Council, thus officially inaugurating the beginning of the St. George community. Finally, on March 25, 1951, the mortgage was fully paid, just four years since the beginning of construction. Monies for the Huntington parish were contributed by the faithful of Ashland, Kentucky ; Ironton & Portsmouth, Ohio ; Charleston, Whitesville, Beckley, Logan, Williamson, Dorothy and Parkersburg, West Virginia. The cost of the facilities totaled more than $100, 000.00. Some mortgaged their homes to help fulfill their dreams of an Orthodox church in their community.

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