Revival this week in Senoia

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This year Senoia United Methodist

Church is most excited to have as its guest revival preacher, the Rev.

Thomas A. Pilgrim, a native of LaGrange son of a United Methodist minister,

and currently serving as the newly appointed Senior Pastor of Fayetteville

First United Methodist Church. Tom is married to the former Shirley Perryman

orginally from Hardeeville, South Carolina. They are blessed with three

grown children: Bert, Sheri and Christie, all residing in the North Georgia

area.

Rev. Pilgrim received his Bachelor

of Arts degree from LaGrange College in 1970 and Master of Divinity degree

from Candler Schol of Theology, Emory University in 1973. Some of the

churches he has served include: Jefferson First United Methodist Church,

LaFayette First United Methodist, Maple Avenue United Methodist Church,

Marietta, Georgia, West Point First United Methodist Church West Point,

Georgia, Saint John United Methodist Church, Atlanta, and Mt. Zion United

Methodist Church, Marietta before coming to Fayetteville in June.

In additional to being recognized

as an outstanding preacher, Rev. Pilgrim is also a gifted writer and author

of several six books, which include: Faith For Today - And Tomorrow; The

Master Has Come; The Roads Jesus Traveled; Behold The Man; The Man From

Galilee; and They Came Together In Bethlehem.

According to host pastor, the

Rev. Steve Davidson, special music will be presented by the Chancel Choir

plus the additional treat of visiting guest musicians, Jan Baker and Susan

Allen, of Barnesville First United Methodist Church's Adult Bell Choir,

playing handbells and piano in combination with each other during the

Monday, October 27 revival service.

Members and friends of Senoia

United Methodist Church cordially invited persons from the community at

large to join in these special days of Revival Services.

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