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04/21/2008

Institution of Advent's new rector

by Enews Online

The Rev. Dr. Timothy J. Mitchell was instituted as the 12th rector of the Church of the Advent in Louisville on April 20. The service of new ministry was celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Edwin F. Gulick Jr., bishop of the Diocese of Kentucky. The preacher was Rev. Dr. L. William Countryman of the Church Divinity School of the Pacific.

The Rev. Dr. Tim Mitchell on the day of his institution as rector of Church of the Advent, LouisvilleClick here to see more photos, taken by Donald Vish.

Click here to read the sermon by the Rev. Dr. Bill Countryman. 


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