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Centreville church of Christ

Special Classes For Young People


The Centreville church of Christ hosts two regular classes for young people in the congregation and any visitors who want to join us.

The monthly devotion for teenagers is held the first Sunday evening of each month, and the devotional for young professionals is the second Sunday evening. We encourage you to join the studies whenever you can.

Special classes for young people

Fall Meeting: Daily Life In Bible Times


The church at Centreville conducted a fall gospel meeting Sept. 16-18 with Ferrell Jenkins of Temple Terrace, Fla.

The theme was "Daily Life in Bible Times." Subjects included examinations of geography, agriculture and custom references found in scripture. Lessons were illustrated with photographs taken by the speaker in the Bible lands and in some of the great museums of the world.

Ferrell Jenkins has been conducting study tours to the Bible lands almost annually since 1967 and has visited most of the area where the events recorded in the Bible took place. His travels have taken him to Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Turkey, Greece, Italy and Cyprus, as well as other places in Europe and the Orient. Jenkins wrote "Introduction to Christian Evidences," "The Theme of the Bible" and several other works. In 1980 he was a member of the institutional staff of the Lachish (Israel) Archaeological Expedition. He is listed in "Who's Who in Religion" and "Who's Who in Biblical Studies and Archaeology."

Jenkins retired as chairman of Biblical Studies at Florida College in Temple Terrace, Fla., in May 2001. In the past few years he had directed tours of Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Turkey, Greece and Italy, with special emphasis on those areas related to Bible history.

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Word Of The Week: Leprosy


Leprosy was a truly horrible disease to contract in ancient times. It grotesquely disfigured one’s body. A Google search of leprosy images will give you a new understanding of this dreadful condition.

Also, lepers were isolated from the community for fear of contagion. So not only were these poor souls suffering with all sorts of physical wretchedness, they were shunned, despised and feared by all but the bravest who dared to bring them some food and other supplies.

So when Jesus entered a Samaritan village, He heard distant shouts from 10 lepers: “Jesus, Master, have mercy on us!” (Luke 17:11). And He did. He cleansed them of their horrible condition without effort or fanfare. A free gift — and what a gift! They were restored to pristine health and able to rejoin society again!

What condition of yours is so repugnant, so unforgiveable, so … bad … that you think the Lord would be repulsed by you? Our sins leave us in worse shape than leprosy, yet Jesus is as willing to cleanse us from them as He was to cleanse the lepers of their dreaded disease.

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