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Colin S. Smith (born April 27, 1958) is an evangelical pastor and author. Smith is currently the senior pastor of The Orchard Evangelical Free Church in Illinois, where he has been since 1996. The Orchard Evangelical Free Church has six campus locations: Arlington Heights, Barrington, Itasca, Marengo, Northfield and Vernon Hills.
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Brother Colin Smith died in Sydney, Australia on Sunday 23 October 2005 at the age of 77; after his death, Christian Brothers medium Edmund Rice Online described Colin as having given a "huge contribution to liturgical music in Australia". [1] His funeral took place at St Mary's Church in Concord on Saturday 29 October 2005. [1]
Friends say Colin Smith, who was fatally stabbed in Portland, Oregon, on July 2, died protecting a friend who was facing anti-LGBTQ harassment.
Neighbors said that the family was known for their fundamentalist Christianity, and that recordings of sermons and religious music were often heard from their house. [3] Prior to moving to Redding, the Williams lived in Gridley, California, a farming community in Butte County, California. According to neighbors, the family kept to themselves. [4]
Orchard, William (1933). From faith to faith: an autobiography of religious development. H. Davies (1965). Worship and theology in England, 1900–65. Kaye, Elaine (1968). The History of The King's Weigh House Church. George Allen and Unwin. E. Kaye and R. Mackenzie (1990). W. E. Orchard: a study in Christian exploration. History of the Weigh ...
The Cowherds purchased their Watch Hill House for $8.5 million in August 2023, according to Boston.com. Called "Highland Lodge," the house was built in 1900 and sits on more than an acre ...
The Sermon! was the second of two albums recorded on two dates at The Manhattan Towers Hotel Ballroom, the first was Smith's previous album, House Party (1958). Rudy Van Gelder used the ballroom as a recording studio for recording sessions in 1957-1958, while he was still using his parents' Hackensack, New Jersey home studio to record artists for Blue Note.