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In tye 1960s, the ministry of the church began an outreach to the students of the nearby University of Mississippi under pastor Jack C. Oates (1967–72) while he was a graduate student and teaching assistant at the university as well as teaching in the university's continuing education program. He was also a part-time pastor at two other ...
The church's first full-time pastor, Gary Watkins, served from February 17, 1974 until 1976. Subsequent pastors were Lannie Wilbourn, who served from August 1977 until July 1995, and Tommy Politz, who served from March 1997 until July 1998. [1] Chip Henderson took over as pastor in January 1999, and the church began to grow quickly.
The statue was located at Grace Episcopal Church. It marked the remains of seventeen unidentified Confederate soldiers killed during the Battle of Fort Stevens. [99] Confederate Monument Oxford: Mississippi June 18 July 14 Relocated by University of Mississippi: The statue was previously located in front of the university's main administration ...
A Franciscan friar formerly connected to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Durham and Duke University has been removed from public ministry after allegations of sexual misconduct.
A former pastor of the Holy Spirit Church in Macon has been removed from ministry due to a sexual misconduct investigation, according to the Franciscan Friars of the Province of Our Lady.
The Episcopal history of the area predates the incorporation of Oxford, with services held periodically throughout the 1840s. [1] In 1848 James Hervey Otey, then provisional Bishop of Mississippi, encouraged the establishment of an Episcopal congregation there, anticipating opportunities from the recent opening of the University of Mississippi.
Rev. Patrick Hoare, who was removed as spiritual head of massive St. Matthew Church based on allegations of misconduct involving young people, has filed his final appeal to reverse the 2020 ...
Hopewell Presbyterian Church (Church at Camp Hopewell) is a historic Presbyterian church building in Oxford, Mississippi. The church was built in 1849 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999.