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Mr. Jerry O. Campbell has issumed his duties as minister of ;he Rappahannock Methodist Charge and will serve the Willis Chapel, Flint Hill, Washington ind Sperryville churches. The Campbells moved into the parsonage at Flint Hill last Friday. He will enter Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. in September.
Mr. Campbell is a native of Amherst County where he received his early education and was graduated from high school. Fie attended Phillips Business College in Lynchburg majoring in accounting and completed his classes there in 1963. For the next two years he attended F'errum Junior College and was graduated from Lynchburg College in June of 1968 with majors in Religion and Sociology.
While at Lynchburg he served Mt. Tabor Methodist Charge which was composed of three small churches. F’ollowing this, he
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