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<-- City of Hope --> Unveiling Ceremony February 10, 2007 21 ° F Wind 10-15 Mph |
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Manchester is being constantly referred to as the "City of Hope". People throughout the country have seen and heard about Manchester and Clay County. It hasn't always been good either. About four years ago It all started with a small prayer group made up of different area churches who prayed for an end to illegal drug sales, illegal drug use, and for real transformation to come to the city and county. Since this humble beginning Manchester has been featured on the CBN 700 Club twice as well as other national media outlets. Certain local Christian leaders involved have been contacted from 43 states and several foreign countries stating how they have been inspired by the story of Manchester. Stating that the Story of Manchester has restored hope for them in their cities. This recurring theme of hope has been stated over and over and so much so that a resolution was entered and passed by a unanimous vote before the city council that Manchester be tagged as the "City of Hope". This tag will be in the form of a small placard attached under the city limits sign at each entrance into the city. The prayer group still meets and prays each Saturday morning for our city.
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Get Hope
Community Church Contact: Doug Abner 598-8871 Lifeline Contact Joe Farmer 599-9457 Contact: Paul Sowders 598-6077 Concerned Persons Contact: Ronnie Cottongim 598-6295 Contact: Sally Frasier 598-4208 Manchester Baptist Contact: Ken Bolin 599-6820 Horse Creek Baptist Contact: 598-2806 Lyttleton Baptist Church Contact: John Boley 599-2502 Chad's Hope Center Contact: Joe Niekirk 765-808-6265 UNITE Contact: Carlos Cameron 438-9130 Daniel Boone Development Contact: 598-5127 |
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