Background
France, Dorothy Daniel was born on November 23, 1926 in Danieltown, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Arthur R. and Susan G. (Waller) Daniel.
(Dorothy France provides beautiful prayers and services to...)
Dorothy France provides beautiful prayers and services to help us celebrate special days of the church year and focus on our Christ-given mission to be his light in the world. From the earliest history of the Christian church, believers have set aside time for holy days, special observances to commemorate Jesus' birth, death, resurrection, teachings, and ministry. France says that anticipating and observing special days with hopeful expectancy can revitalize our commitment to follow Jesus' command to go forth and serve. In Bless Us, O God, prayers and services for traditional holy days such as Advent, Ash Wednesday, and Easter are joined by suggestions for more modern special days, such as Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Reconciliation Mission Sunday, and Earth Stewardship Sunday. Pastors will find selections for events such as baptisms and leadership installations.
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This book is comprised of letters written by female pastors to the church. These letters uplift, encourage, support, and celebrate the important role and contributions of women through their ministry at all levels of life in the church today. This book is ideal not only for those women considering ministry but also for those who have become discouraged as they minister in a changing and often difficult world. Dear Church may also encourage understanding, provide insight, and offer support for today's lay leaders as they seek to serve in partnership with their clergy.
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France, Dorothy Daniel was born on November 23, 1926 in Danieltown, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Arthur R. and Susan G. (Waller) Daniel.
Bachelor, Bethany College, 1950. Post graduate, William and Mary College, 1964. Post graduate, Virginia Commonwealth University, 1966.
Director, Armmy Director Superior vena cava syndrome, Camp Pickett, Virginia, 1944-1946; teacher, Nottoway County Public Schools, Crewe, Virginia, 1950-1955; teacher, Henrico Public Schools, Richmond, Virginia, 1961-1963; teacher, Petersburg (Virginia) Public Schools, 1964-1968; director, Cmty. Development, New River Cmty Action, Radford, Virginia, 1969-1973; minister, Petunia Christian Church, Wytheville, Virginia, 1969-1972; minister, Galilee Christian Church, Wytheville, 1973-1975; associate director, CROP/Church World Svc., Virginia, North Carolina, 1975-1976; director, CROP/Church World Svc. for Virginia, Richmond, 1977-1980; director resource development, Virginia Institute of Pastoral Care, Richmond, 1980-1981; minister, Prospect Christian Church, Dinwiddie, Virginia, 1982-1987; director, Refugee Resettlement Chemical Warfare Service/EMM, Virginia Council of Churches, Richmond, 1981-1991. Consultant on American corporation involvement in South Africa Christian Church, Indianapolis, 1971.
(Dorothy France provides beautiful prayers and services to...)
(This book is comprised of letters written by female pasto...)
(A compact book with a light-hearted touch. Yet it also pr...)
(Special Days of the Church year)
Member American Association of University Women, Virginia Coalition on Nutrition, Delta Kappa Gamma (chair personal growth and development committee 1968).
Married Carl G. France, August 6, 1946 (deceased November 1997). 1 child, Dorothy Gail France Frankle.