Holiness Convention Takes Nightly Services to Churches in Four States in November

The Interchurch Holiness Convention will hold traveling conventions in four states in November, with evening services at host churches in Missouri, Alabama, West Virginia and Virginia, according to schedules posted on the convention's website.

The Missouri Traveling Convention runs Nov. 4-6 with 7 p.m. services each night. It opens at Moberly Independent Holiness Church in Moberly, moves to Blue Ridge Holiness Church near El Dorado Springs on Nov. 5 and closes at Faith Community Church in St. Louis on Nov. 6. David Fulton and Dan Cope are listed to preach, with singing by Dan and Beverly Cope.

The Alabama Traveling Convention meets the same three nights, all at 7 p.m., at Bible Methodist churches: Stanton Bible Methodist Church in Stanton on Nov. 4, Ada Chapel Bible Methodist Church in West Blocton on Nov. 5 and Talladega Bible Methodist Church on Nov. 6. Matt Ellison is listed to preach, and Scott and Katlyn Loper will sing. Jamison Plank is the moderator.

The next week, the West Virginia Traveling Convention meets Nov. 10 at Fairmont Bible Methodist in Fairmont and Nov. 11 at Beckley Church of the Bible Covenant in Beckley. The Virginia Traveling Convention follows Nov. 12 at Evangelistic Holiness Chapel in Pembroke and Nov. 13 at House of Prayer in Floyd. Jaime Becerra preaches in both states, Marc Dodrill joins him in the pulpit in Virginia, and the Brian Fuller Family sings. All four services start at 7 p.m.

The Missouri and Alabama meetings overlap with the convention's Cincinnati Area Convention, set for Nov. 3-5, which Watchman News reported earlier.

The convention's website lists regional meetings well into 2027. Among them is the Indianapolis Area Traveling Convention, set for Feb. 16-19 with services in Kokomo, Westfield and Anderson and morning services at Union Bible College in Westfield. The Southern Indiana Traveling Convention is set for Sept. 14-16, 2027.