Comments for thenewdominion.com http://thenewdominion.com Mon, 06 Oct 2008 12:44:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on A religious Revolution: Waynesboro church turns tradition on its head by Lisa Lovelady http://thenewdominion.com/2008/07/15/a-religious-revolution-waynesboro-church-turns-tradition-on-its-head/#comment-732 Lisa Lovelady Fri, 15 Aug 2008 12:01:46 +0000 http://thenewdominion.com/?p=193#comment-732 I'm always inspired when people live out their conversions. Real ministry happens when we work from our own failures and love people as God really loves them. Thanks for a great story. I’m always inspired when people live out their conversions. Real ministry happens when we work from our own failures and love people as God really loves them. Thanks for a great story.

]]> Comment on A religious Revolution: Waynesboro church turns tradition on its head by Terrance Williams http://thenewdominion.com/2008/07/15/a-religious-revolution-waynesboro-church-turns-tradition-on-its-head/#comment-223 Terrance Williams Sun, 20 Jul 2008 19:08:31 +0000 http://thenewdominion.com/?p=193#comment-223 Chris, I throughly enjoyed this article and I am excited about the word getting out about Revolution Church. I am the Worship Pastor at the church and we want to effect change in Waynesboro. I grew up in Quadrangle Apts. on 4th Street and it's sad how forgotten the East Side of town has gotten. Thank you for visiting with us and writing this article. Keep up the good work, you have an excellent magazine! Chris,

I throughly enjoyed this article and I am excited about the word getting out about Revolution Church. I am the Worship Pastor at the church and we want to effect change in Waynesboro. I grew up in Quadrangle Apts. on 4th Street and it’s sad how forgotten the East Side of town has gotten. Thank you for visiting with us and writing this article. Keep up the good work, you have an excellent magazine!

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The exposure that these two guys has given the VBL this summer has been amazingand invaluable!

The VBL offers the Shenandoah Valley (and Covington on the 64 corridor and Haymarket and Fauquier in Northern VA) a great product … “quality collegiate baseball for our long summer evenings”. Too many people aren’t aware of what an opportunity they have in their own backyards to watch these young men hone their baseball skills and entertain our communities.

With the help of Jerry and John that message has definitely been spread this summer. And your coverage of their “efforts and passions” has shared the news even more.

It’s a great community piece. Please accept my sincere thanks for being interested and caring enough to share the story!

]]> Comment on 2025 Vision: What does Greater Augusta look like in the future? by Brian Rostron http://thenewdominion.com/2008/07/15/2025-vision-what-does-greater-augusta-look-like-in-the-future/#comment-188 Brian Rostron Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:31:00 +0000 http://thenewdominion.com/?p=189#comment-188 Not that I would ever suggest or want such a thing, but with the growing suburbanization of the area and decrease in distinction between geographic areas has the dreaded "R word" - reversion - ever come up in discussions with regard to Waynesboro? A few smaller cities have done it - South Boston and Clifton Forge - and I seem to recall people in Charlottesville actually mentioning the possibility at one time, although I think that was more about threatening to call Albemarle County's bluff about some city/county service issue. I think such communities tend to lose influence and identity, although it can eliminate redundancies and possibly even improve some services such as education. Not that I would ever suggest or want such a thing, but with the growing suburbanization of the area and decrease in distinction between geographic areas has the dreaded “R word” - reversion - ever come up in discussions with regard to Waynesboro? A few smaller cities have done it - South Boston and Clifton Forge - and I seem to recall people in Charlottesville actually mentioning the possibility at one time, although I think that was more about threatening to call Albemarle County’s bluff about some city/county service issue. I think such communities tend to lose influence and identity, although it can eliminate redundancies and possibly even improve some services such as education.

]]> Comment on Back to school daze: What is the value of a college degree? by Janie Sherman, CG http://thenewdominion.com/2008/05/12/back-to-school-daze-what-is-the-value-of-a-college-degree/#comment-111 Janie Sherman, CG Wed, 21 May 2008 05:31:06 +0000 http://thenewdominion.wordpress.com/?p=72#comment-111 Hi, Elizabeth, Happy to talk with you about genealogy and the little I know about DNA... I know the value of it, even if I don't know the particulars of 'markers,' etc. :)) You might want to view the Bates of Old Virginia website... they have made remarkable discoveries with their DNA work. There are a million Bates in the world. I happen to have 2 Bates names in my line, and they happen to be from two different lines: the WE and JY lines. :)) BTW, I too could not be a nurse... that's why my degree is in Teaching/Education/English Major/Sociology Minor. I'd rather "tell" people what to do than DO IT! uck!!! :)) Janie cell phone: 540 280-2727 Hi, Elizabeth,
Happy to talk with you about genealogy and the little I know about DNA… I know the value of it, even if I don’t know the particulars of ‘markers,’ etc. :))

You might want to view the Bates of Old Virginia website… they have made remarkable discoveries with their DNA work. There are a million Bates in the world. I happen to have 2 Bates names in my line, and they happen to be from two different lines: the WE and JY lines. :))

BTW, I too could not be a nurse… that’s why my degree is in Teaching/Education/English Major/Sociology Minor. I’d rather “tell” people what to do than DO IT! uck!!! :))

Janie
cell phone: 540 280-2727

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