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We cordially invite you to our Fall Revival at Ebenezer
United Methodist Church, located in the Muddy Creek
Community. The visiting Evangelist is the Rev. Edgar
Ellis, Pastor of the Simpsonville United Methodist
Church, Simpsonville, S.C. Rev. Ellis ls a graduate of
Spartanburg Methodist College, Spartanburg, S.C. A
graduate of St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, N.C., and has a M. Div. Degree from Duke Divinity
School, Durham, N.C. He has been a pastor for seventeen
years in the United Methodist Church. He has won many
souls for Christ, and several young men have received the
call into the ministry of the church under his ministry.
Many years ago Rev. Ellis had a crisis experience with
God and God graciously filled him with His Holy Spirit
greatly enhancing his ministry. He is a man annointed of
God to preach His word. Rev. Ellis will be In Revival
Services at Ebenezer from October 6 through October 14.
Rev. Jack Watts is the pastor at Ebenezer. Everyone is
invited.

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