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Cherryvale United Methodist Church offers Church on the Lawn Sunday, September 20

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newspaperCherryvale United Methodist Church is planning a casual, outdoor “Church on the Lawn” service on Sunday, Sept. 20.

The service will feature special music and a free light luncheon right after. Bring a chair or a blanket and join the church for a time of casual worship and fellowship.

Cherryvale United Methodist Church is located just off Springhill Road at 709 Cherry Hill Drive, Staunton.

For more information, contact:
Rev. Clayton Payne
Pastor of Cherryvale UMC
[email protected]
540-885-0098

Online at www.cherryvaleumc.com

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