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West Emory Presbyterian Church is located in Knoxville, Tennessee at 1035 Emory Church Rd.
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Location of worship
1035 Emory Church Rd
Knoxville,
TN
37922-5206
United States
Phone: 8657692482
Fax: 8656905333
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Teach me, O God, to use all the circumstances of my life to-day that they may bring forth in me the fruits of holiness rather than the fruits of sin. Let me use disappointment as material for patience: Let me use success as material for thankfulness: Let me use suspence as material for perseverance: Let me use danger as material for courage: Let me use reproach as material for longsuffering: Let me use praise as material for humility: Let me use pleasures as material for temperance: Let me use pains as material for endurance.