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TAKING A LEAP OF FAITH

Trent Knuckles Designer and Editor

THIS MAGAZINE HAS BEEN A JOURNEY

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mong the top comments I receive as a newspaper publisher is this one — “Why don’t you all print more good news?” It’s a common theme. There’s a lot of negativity out there. The purpose of “Faith Magazine” is to address that concern.

Nearly a year ago, we started the planning necessary to produce a magazine

focused on the activities of our area churches, its members, and The Gospel ... literally, “The Good News.” The name is appropriate. It took a lot of faith to get to this point. We started and stopped numerous times. It’s been a process. But we are proud of the results, and it’s only going to get better.

“Faith” is your magazine. Whether you are reading it in a doctor’s office, while waiting to have your car repaired, or at home, we hope you like it and that it is a blessing to you. That’s our intent. There are so many great stories out there to tell. If we published a million issues of “Faith” we wouldn’t even scratch the surface. God willing, that will happen.

I want to thank the advertisers who stepped up to the plate early on to support this publication. Without them, you wouldn’t be holding this in your hands right now. If you would like to join them, and support “Faith,” we’d love to talk with you.

I hope you enjoy this magazine as much as we did making it. It’s been a journey, but one well worth taking.

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FAITH MAGAZINE FAITH MAGAZINE is a publication of the News Journal. It is published quarterly (every February, May, August and November) and distributed for free at appropriate locations across Knox, Whitley and Laurel counties.

CONTRIBUTORS FAITH MAGAZINE is produced by the staff of the News Journal: Editor: Trent Knuckles Contributor: Mark White Contributor: Dean Manning Contributor: Trevor Sherman

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Upward Basketball connecting youth with Christ

Wolf Creek Baptist takes ministry to Uganda

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McGuire reflects on 45 years in ministry

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UPWARD USING BASKETBALL TO BRING KIDS, AND THEIR PARENTS, CLOSER TO THE LORD Tri- County Upward wants to tea ch kids som e of th e fun dam entals of th e gam e of basketball. But it also has an oth er, high er purpose — to tea ch th em, through teamwork an d selflessn ess, h ow to be better people an d grow spiritually.

D

avid Foley and Jeff Bar-

anything that’s happening to us.”

nett are co-commission-

Tri-County Upward’s mission is

ers of the local Tri-County

to teach young players what it takes

Upward youth basketball

to be successful on the court as a

league. A big part of their job is to

player, but most important is to in-

make sure that boys and girls of all

still in each participant certain vir-

ages are learning how to play the

tues that go hand-in-hand with the

game, sure, but the greater pur-

Christian faith.

pose has always been to use hoops

“Things like commitment, self-

as an effective means of recruiting

control, honesty and integrity,” Foley

new believers to the eternal roster of

said. “Whether they move on with an

Team Christ.

athletic career, or if they get into oth-

Recently, Foley sat down to dis-

er things, those virtues will translate

cuss the record number of partici-

well beyond the game of basketball.”

pants that Tri-County Upward has

In order to teach these concepts,

seen this year, as well as how he feels

Upward coaches are tasked with

the organization is making a positive

mixing spiritual messages in with

impact in the lives of families resid-

their basketball instruction during

ing in the Corbin/Williamsburg/Lon-

weekly practice sessions. At some

don/Barbourville area.

point, teams will come together to

“Upward certainly has a desire

share in a devotion, apply scripture

to teach basketball,” Foley explained.

and spend time together in prayer.

“The focus is on individual develop-

Game days always feature a guest

ment, but not only from an athletic

speaker at halftime who will offer a

standpoint. We also approach it from

word of encouragement to the play-

the mental side as well. We want

ers, coaches and fans in attendance.

kids to understand that sometimes

Foley said, “What we try to do

in life things happen that aren’t fair,

each week is have someone bring a

but the way that we react to those

message that would be relevant not

things is way more important than

only to the kids, but to the parents

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Teaching integrity Upward coaches focus on the proper way to handle adversity.

Ready to score At left, one of many heated games takes place on a recent Saturday at Central Baptist Church.

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Competition and camaraderie Upward games are competitive, but mostly it is about having fun, learning sportsmanship and fair play. Above right, team coach Shane Romines takes time to have a word of prayer with his team.

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We believe that is an opportunity for us to have a captive audience to share the good news with, and to let them know that there is a place for them.

“

“We believe that is an oppor-

winter, Foley, Barnett and the rest

tunity for us to have a captive audi-

of Tri-County Upward are feeling

ence to share the good news with,

very optimistic about the future of

and to let them know that there is

the league. “We think there is an op-

a place for them. There is one thing

portunity to grow even more,” said

that we have no shortage of in the

Foley. “Certainly, the support from

tri-counties, and that’s churches. I

Immanuel and Central has made

can assure you, however, that there

what has happened possible, but we

are very few, if any, that are filled

would like to expand even beyond

to capacity each week. So, there is

that if we could. If we continue to

room for you somewhere, and that

grow, there may be a need for other

is what we want to let people know.”

churches with facilities that could

With that being said, the main

host practices or games.”

focus of Tri-County Upward always

“We just want to continue to of-

has been, and will continue to be

fer the opportunity to cheer and play

to love, support and offer instruc-

basketball to more and more kids

tion to the youth in our local com-

throughout the tri-county area. We

munities. “If you go and talk to any

want to continue to grow in terms of

of our local high school coaches,

numbers of participants, and also in

they will tell you that successful pro-

the number of people who come to

grams are built at the youth level,”

know Christ. That is the ultimate vi-

Foley said. “We want Upward to be

sion.”

a feeder program not just for our lo-

To get more information on the

as well. We’re a faith-based, Christ-

cal schools’ athletic programs, but

national Upward Sports organiza-

centered league. Central Baptist

also for our local churches. We want

tion, go online to www.upward.org.

and Immanuel Baptist Churches

those kids that come out to partici-

For more information about Tri-

(both of Corbin) are co-sponsoring

pate in basketball on Saturdays to

County Upward, including how you

it, but we’re not necessarily a ‘Cen-

also go somewhere on Sundays.”

can partner with them in the future,

tral or Immanuel’ church league.”

“We’re here for everyone,” Foley continued. “And our message is simple – God loves you. God wants the best for you. God wants you to give your best, and we believe that we can teach those three core val-

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G OIN G WH E RE N EEDED Wolf Creek Baptist Church recently team ed up with a church in Alabama to raise fun ds to drill a well for an orphana ge in Ugan da. Th e church’s pastor has been to th e countr y ever y year sin ce 2016 .

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f you think you have it rough, then consider this.

Imagine being an orphan in the village of Lugazi

in the African country of Uganda where daily life entails walking one mile just to get to clean drinking

water, and then walking back another mile carrying a three-gallon can full of water that is then poured into a holding tank.

Now picture doing this two or three times a day.

The orphanage had tried twice to hand dig a well, but hit rock both times.

Until recently this was the life of those orphans.

A recent mission trip involving members of Wolf Creek Baptist Church in southern Whitley County, and Rainsville Community Church in Rainsville, Alabama, has changed that.

In what he describes as “one of the most amazing things we were a part of,” Wolf Creek Baptist Church Pastor Kenny Carr noted that during a recent mission trip involving the two churches they were able to raise enough money so the orphanage could have a new well drilled. The cost was about $6,000.

“We almost had enough money on our own, but we FaceTimed back home and talked to our church community and some folks here, and they wired some money to us,” Carr said.

Wolf Creek and Rainsville recently received word that the well had been dug, water had been hit, and it tested clean meaning Lugazi orphans no longer have to carry water a mile multiple times daily just to have clean

On a mission to serve Wolf Creek Baptist Church Pastor Kenny Carr interacts with children from an orphanage in the village of Lugazi, Uganda during a recent mission trip.

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drinking water.

“That was pretty awesome to get to be part of that,” Carr said.

“Instead of praying like I should

In his mind, Carr had already

have, I said, ‘Oh no, that is not for

made up his mind he wasn’t going,

me,’” Carr admits.

but he prayed about it like his friend suggested.

Carr recently returned from his

All summer long though, Wolf

fourth mission trip to Uganda, which

Creek did take up an offering every

“The Lord just opened one door

is an eastern African county that lies

Sunday night to help finance the

after another. The resources and

near the equator, and is roughly the

Uganda mission effort that Rainsville

funds to go just kept pouring in. Eve-

size of Great Britain.

was doing, as well as donating the

rything about that trip just went at

offering taken up during vacation bi-

an incredible speed to make it hap-

ble school.

pen. I finally, in my stubborn way,

He,

fellow

Stephanie

church

Skidmore,

member

along

with

country

said, ‘Yes, Lord, I will go,’” Carr said.

sion Pastor Gary Hartline and church

church doesn’t have a great deal of

“Again from the very first trip it broke

member Collette Ball, left on Dec. 28

resources, it did raise $1,400 that year

my heart and blessed it at the same

for the mission trip, and returned on

for Uganda. Much of that came from

time.”

Jan. 12.

funds raised by the youth group at

Rainsville Community Church Mis-

“Lord willing there will be plans for that next year as well,” Carr said.

Wolf Creek Baptist Church got involved with Uganda mission work

Although

the

small

in December 2016, and he has gone

the church.

The money helped buy chairs for a new church in Uganda, and a generator.

thanks to its relationship with the

The next year Hartline came

Rainsville church, which had an on-

back to Wolf Creek to do a video

going ministry there.

presentation about the Uganda trip.

Hartline also led a team that

“I saw the video and it just broke

came to Whitley County to do vaca-

my heart and blessed me at the

tion bible schools and other events.

same time,” Carr said. “Again, Gary

In 2014, Hartline told Carr about

said, ‘Why don’t you go with us this

the mission trip to Uganda, and invit-

year?’ Again I said, ‘I don’t think the

ed Carr to go. He didn’t exactly have

Lord is directing me that way.’ He

an enthusiastic reaction.

said, ‘Pray about it.’”

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Carr’s first trip to Uganda was back every year since then.

While in Uganda during the recent trip, the group got to do a great many things, such as help orphanages, which cost about $875 a month to run, dedicate a well that it helped pay for, and hand out 250 witnessing dolls to a group of school children.

Carr noted that the people of Uganda are so busy worrying about basic needs, such as where their next meal is going to come from and shoes without holes, that there isn’t

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Helping new friends At left, one of the wells paid for through fundraising. Above, Carr gets a friendly greeting from the children of the village. word.

much, if any, money left to buy some

almost nothing in the line of a toy,

toys.

and you come in and give that brand

Despite the number of ways the

Robin Reeves and the ladies at

new doll to a child, their eyes just

mission group was able to help the

Frankfort Baptist Church have a sew-

light up. There is just a huge smile on

people of Uganda, Carr thinks the

ing ministry, and two years ago went

their face. They will protect that like

members of the mission group may

to Wolf Creek to teach the people

it is worth $1 million to them, plus it is

have been the ones to come away

there how to sew witnessing dolls.

the plan of salvation. That is an awe-

with the greatest blessings.

Carr and Skidmore took 250 of the

some part there,” Carr said.

Carr said that periodically peo-

dolls with them on the trip this year.

During a trip to Namanoogo,

ple will ask why go so far to minister

“We can take these witnessing

the group held a one-night crusade

when there is work to be done here,

attended by over 1,000 people.

which he thinks is a fair question.

dolls and explain the plan of salvation by using these witnessing dolls,”

“We got to preach to them with

“I don’t think God allows us to

singing and preaching. Several ac-

pick and choose that, that it has to

The dolls have a necklace with

cepted Christ that night. That was

be one or the other. I think God calls

different colored beads that repre-

one of the highlights of the trip,” Carr

us to work right here at home, and

sent different parts of the plan of sal-

noted.

around the world and there is scrip-

Carr said.

vation. Attached to the necklace is a

“That is probably the most I have

ture to back that up. God allows me

small laminated card written in both

ever preached too. I wasn’t nervous,

to go to Uganda, and shows me

English and Lugandan that goes

but it was very humbling to see that

things there and motivates me to

over the plan of salvation.

many people there. They would walk

work harder here on our own church

for miles and miles just to hear the

field. I think God is big enough to

word.”

work here in Whitley County and

Plus it’s a plush doll the kids can keep as a toy of their own.

Uganda at the same time,” Carr add-

Carr said the dolls were so

While people here may some-

amazing because it was a direct way

times look for excuses not to attend

the local church was able to help the

church or don’t want to be inconven-

For more information about the

children of Uganda.

ienced, Carr said it is humbling to

Wolf Creek mission trip, see www.

have people walk miles to hear the

thenewsjournal.net.

“When you have nothing, and

ed.

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‘YOU ARE THERE THROUGH THE WHOLE GAMUT OF LIFE. YOU ARE ON CALL 24/7.’

Gra ce on th e Hi ll Un ite d Me th odis t Ch urch Pas tor Weyman McGuire wil l re ti re i n J un e. He takes ti m e to reflec t on h is 45 years i n m in is tr y

A

fter 45 years at the pulpit,

“I came from Madisonville in

attracting a lot of younger people,”

the last eight at Grace on

Hopkins County near Paducah in

McGuire said, noting there have

the Hill United Methodist

2012,” McGuire said.

been 40 to 50 children baptized. “We

Church in Corbin, Wey-

man McGuire is leaving the pastoral

“Corbin is a nice place. A great community,” he added.

“Someone asked me once, ‘Are

profession.

are just growing in children.”

McGuire said despite how it may appear, pastoring is a high-stress profession.

McGuire will be stepping down

you happy in Corbin?’ I said, ‘Yes,

as pastor at the Corbin church on

because I was happy where I came

“Preaching is really a very small

June 14, though it is not by choice.

from.’ McGuire said. “The idea is that

part of the job. We counsel people,

“I’m retiring because I have to

if you are not happy where you have

pray with people and lead people to

retire. Not physically, because I feel

been then you are not going to be

Christ. We are there when they are

fine. But the rules of our church say a

happy where you are going, because

dying, when their babies are born

pastor has to retire when he turns 72.

you bring your happiness with you.”

and when they are in the hospital,”

I turn 72 in June,” McGuire explained.

McGuire said when he arrived,

McGuire said. “You are there through

The Oklahoma native has pa-

Grace on the Hill was struggling with

the whole gamut of life. You are on

declining membership.

call 24/7. You are there to serve. You

stored churches across Kentucky since he graduated from Asbury

“My job was to get it back going again,” he said.

Theological Seminary.

are not there to serve yourself.”

With that and also trying to take

de-

To that end, he said he feels like

care of their own family, McGuire said

nominations, McGuire explained the

he has succeeded, noting that mem-

Kentucky Conference of The United

bership is holding steady at 250.

the odds are stacked against pastors.

“I would say to a young person considering pastoral work to only do it if God is call you to do so. If there is any doubt, don’t do it,” McGuire said,

Unlike

other

protestant

Methodist Church is overseen by

“I was always under the assump-

a bishop who assigns pastors to

tion that an older pastor couldn’t at-

churches across the state.

tract a younger crowd, but we are

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noting the divorce rate is very high in the ministry.

“The church is like a mistress. It is very demanding,” McGuire said.

McGuire said while he believes, as the Bible teaches, that the only way to go to Heaven is to accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, he takes a more positive and uplifting approach when sharing the message of the Gospel with people.

“You can’t ignore Hell. It is true. It is in the Bible and people have to be told that,” McGuire said. “But I think people respond to love.”

He explained that most people with whom he has had this conversation will begin by saying they would hope to go to Heaven if they were to die that night.

McGuire will then ask if they were to stand before God and He was to ask why He should let them into Heaven, what would be their response.

“Most people, who were raised in the church, or have a religious background, would say they try to be a good person, go to church as often as possible, or do this or that,” McGuire explained.

“By that answer, they are trying to be their own savior,” he explained.

“Most people do.”

While acknowledging the answer, McGuire said he will go on to share what the Bible teaches and what he believes.

“I tell them that Heaven is a free gift, but that you can’t earn or deserve it. It is a gift of God. The reason it is a free gift is because man is a sinner. We have all sinned, “McGuire explained.

“The next thing we believe is that God is a God of justice and He loves everybody and wants everyone to go to Heaven. However, God is a God of justice and He has to punish sin.

“That means I have got a problem. I am a sinner. I want to go to Heaven. But God has to forgive.”

“We believe that God has solved that problem in the form of Jesus.

We believe God the Son, died on the cross and rose from the grave to purchase a place in Heaven that He gives us as a free gift. The gift is received by faith,” McGuire explained.

“You have to ask God to forgive you for your sins. You have to ask Jesus to come into your life and be your savior. You have to transfer trust from yourself to Christ.”

McGuire said he then asks the

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“I have seen hundreds of people come to Christ,” McGuire said.

“You can just tell the Holy Spirit coming in an transforming them.”

McGuire said he witnessed just such a transformation during a service one Sunday when a lady who was visiting the church suddenly began crying.

“I thought I said something to make her mad, but she said she felt the love of God,” McGuire said.

As to what retirement holds, McGuire said he and his wife will be moving to Lebanon, Ohio where one of the couple’s five children lives.

In addition to five children, McGuire and his wife have 12 grandchildren.

“My wife’s ministry is to our grandchildren,” McGuire said.

“My plans are to do whatever God wants me to do,” he said.

“I learned a long time ago, if you want to make God laugh, try to tell Him what you are going to do.”

McGuire said there is a Methodist church in Lebanon and he is going to knock on the door and offer to help in any way needed.

“All I know, is I’m going to serve God,” he said.

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401 N. Laurel Avenue, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4738 Family Life Center 401 N. Laurel Avenue, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4049

First Baptist Church of Williamsburg

230 S. 5th Street, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-0280 Christian Life Center 230 S. 5th Street, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-7394

Frankfort Baptist Church

881 Bee Creek Road, Corbin, KY

1045 N. Highway 1223, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 523-9424

Immanuel Baptist Church

720 Browning Acres Road, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4975

Lynn Camp Baptist Church

215 Lynn Camp Church Rd., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8410

Main Street Baptist Church

908 Main Street, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-2006

Mossy Gap Baptist Church

Highway 92E, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-5282

Mountain Ash Baptist Church

390 Buck Creek Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 786-4878

New Zion Baptist Church

880 US Highway, 25-W N, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-5060

Oak Grove Baptist Church

748 Oak Grove Church Rd., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 523-5355

Piney Grove Baptist Church

Standard Ave., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 524-0464

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

Meadow Creek Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-0652

Pleasant View Baptist Church

Church Street, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 656-0244

Red Bird Baptist Church

4624 Red Bird Rd., Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 258-1522

West Corbin Baptist Church

200 Walden Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-7387

Wofford Baptist Church

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26 Wofford Church Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-9738

Youngs Chapel Baptist Church

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church

703 Master Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-5222

Hwy. 1193, Bee Creek Road, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 401-7703

CHRISTIAN - DISCIPLES OF CHRIST BAPTIST - INDEPENDENT

First Christian Church

Star Baptist Church

100 S. Kentucky Ave., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-1655

Trinity Baptist Temple

CHRISTIAN - INDEPENDENT

5309 Hwy. 25N, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-5512 1185 South Hwy. 1223, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 523-0972

BAPTIST - MISSIONARY

East Corbin Christian Church

8636 Ky. 1232, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8936

Seventeenth Street Christian Church

Calvary Missionary Baptist Church

200 Seventeenth Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4795

Cedar Gap Baptist

2376 Fifth Street Road, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 523-8181

Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

1125 Gordon Hill Pike, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-2875

Cumberland Freewill Baptist Church

1996 Hwy. 25, Woodbine KY Phone................................................................................... 528-2215

Faber Missionary Baptist Church

CHURCHES OF CHRIST

103 Savoy Clear Creek Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 539-0481 Meadow Creek Rd., Woodbine, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-5951 254 Corinth Road, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-3009

Steele’s Chapel Christian Church West Corbin Christian Church Woodbine Christian Church

2352 Red Bird Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 524-5980 Highway 26, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-1962

Indian Creek Baptist Church

Hwy. 6 & Hwy. 233, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4283

Poplar Grove Baptist Church

2322 N. KY 830, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-5350

Saxton Independent Baptist Church

8750 S. Hwy 25W, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 786-2446

Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church

8947 US 25W., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8737

White Oak Missionary Baptist Church

10540 Cumberland Falls Hwy., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-3136

Woodbine Missionary Baptist Church

34 Woodbine Church Rd., Woodbine, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4542

CATHOLIC Our Lady Of Perpetual Help

76 W. Sycamore Street, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-2156

19th Street Church of Christ - Corbin

409 19th Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 344-5211

Indian Creek Church of Christ

102 Auger Springs Road, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-5802

Shiner Church of Christ

Shiner Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8142

CHURCH OF GOD Corn Creek Free Church of God

225 Corn Creek Rd., Woodbine, KY Phone................................................................................... 304-9193

Cumberland River Church of God

25 Jackson Subdivision Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-9211

East Side Tabernacle Church of God

10078 US Hwy. 25, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4158

First Assembly of God

1015 S. Main Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-7619

Freedom Point Church

472 N. Hwy. 1223, Corbin, KY

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Phone................................................................................... 261-7202

Green Street Church of God

501 S. 5th St., Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-8285

Jacksfork Church of God

351 Jacksfork Church Loop, Rockholds, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-2777

New Beginning Church of God

4279 Hwy. 1804, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-1885

New Hope Ministries Church of God

8254 Ky 1232, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-5575

Parkway Ministries

510 E. Cumberland Gap Pkwy., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8100

Shady Grove Church of God

497 American Greetings Card Rd., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-9293

Yaden Church of God

Gatliff Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-3839

Young’s Chapel Church of God

Bee Creek Road, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8836

Phone................................................................................... 528-6840

Pleasant View United Methodist Church

111 Ben Jones Loop, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 233-7407

Trinity United Methodist Church

South Kentucky Avenue, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-2691

NAZARENE Church of the Nazarene

409 Master Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-5935

NON DENOMINATIONAL Brush Arbor Chapel

Brush Arbor Rd., Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-3086

Cornerstone Christian Fellowship

4480 5th St., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 523-0630

Cornerstone Community Church

219 S. 5th St., Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-3312

Forward Community Church

EPISCOPAL St. John’s Episcopal Church

701 Engineer Street, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-1659

115 S. Main St., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 304-0751

Harvest Home Church

162 Commonwealth Ave, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 526-9000

Tackett Creek Community Church

JEHOVAH’S WITNESS Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses

251 Red Bird Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 539-9111

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses

1374 Gordon Hill Pike, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-3245

Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

21 Lyric Lane, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-4200

UNITED METHODIST Felts Chapel United Methodist Church

1384 American Greeting Card Rd., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 258-0557

First United Methodist Church

347 S. 5th Street, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 549-2564

Grace on the Hill

1632 Cumberland Falls Highway, Corbin, KY

2953 Tackett Creek Road, Williamsburg, KY Phone................................................................................... 627-1768

The Upper Room Revival Center

109 Fairview St., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 526-7283

PENTECOSTAL Calvary Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church

759 Hancock Avenue, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-6709

Daysprings Family Worship Center

523 Oak Ridge Church Rd., Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 344-1250

Dorthae Pentecostal Church

2381 N. Highway 1223, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 656-3721

First Pentecostal Church

500 Roy Kidd Avenue, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 523-1885

Greater Life Fellowship

306 N. Highway 1223, Corbin, KY Phone................................................................................... 528-8772

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Park Hill Pentecostal

Park Hill Road, Corbin, KY Phone .................................................................................. 261-7197

Presbyterian Corbin Presbyterian Church

601 Master Street, Corbin, KY Phone .................................................................................. 528-1444

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Gibson’s Music “We work that you may play”

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Seventh Day Adventist

147 Croley Bend Rd., Williamsburg, KY Phone .................................................................................. 549-5903

www.gibsonsmusic.net

112 S. Main Street, Downtown Corbin

606.528.1354

OTHER New Hope Community Church of Corbin

175 Terrell St., Corbin, KY Phone .................................................................................. 528-7571

Restoration Church

Hwy. 26, Woodbine, KY Phone .................................................................................. 515-2033

The River Church

278 S. KY 1629, Corbin, KY Phone .................................................................................. 523-2064

South Union Mt. Zion Baptist Association

Windham Drug Justin Smith, Pharm. D., Pharmacist/Owner

“Big On Savings, Little On Waiting”

1247 US Hwy. 25W S., Williamsburg, KY Phone .................................................................................. 549-4497

Tri-County Trinity

301 Mauney Chapel Road, Corbin, KY Phone .................................................................................. 595-7000

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