Tuesday, October 24, 2006
A Need We Can Meet
I was volunteering at Northwest Primary today when a little girl had a mishap in her britches. It doesn't happen much once they get to big school, but it does happen.
When the teacher went to the closet where the extra britches are kept, she discovered they're out.
THIS IS A NEED WE CAN MEET.
They need the smaller sizes - 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's - in underwear and pants. Shorts are fine, too. Boys and girls. These can be very inexpensive - just there for emergencies. Anyone who might still have some hand-me-downs could bring those as well.
There'll be a basket available Sunday! Let's fill it for these little ones!
(If there's an over-abundance collected, I'll take it to one of the other schools - I'm sure they're all in need!)
Thank You!
Tracy
When the teacher went to the closet where the extra britches are kept, she discovered they're out.
THIS IS A NEED WE CAN MEET.
They need the smaller sizes - 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's - in underwear and pants. Shorts are fine, too. Boys and girls. These can be very inexpensive - just there for emergencies. Anyone who might still have some hand-me-downs could bring those as well.
There'll be a basket available Sunday! Let's fill it for these little ones!
(If there's an over-abundance collected, I'll take it to one of the other schools - I'm sure they're all in need!)
Thank You!
Tracy
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Remember Crosswalk?
Do you remember WAAAAY back in the Spring when we hosted a group of walkers? It seems like forever ago, doesn't it?
Well, their walk is done, but their hardest work has just begun. Eric Elnes, the speaker who preached for us that Sunday morning, is now writing a book about the experience.
And the chapter on being in Hereford and at Fellowship is now up on the internet!
You can find it HERE.
His chapter reminded me - once again - at what an incredible church you are.
In case I haven't told you lately, I'm so very proud of you.
Your Pastor
Well, their walk is done, but their hardest work has just begun. Eric Elnes, the speaker who preached for us that Sunday morning, is now writing a book about the experience.
And the chapter on being in Hereford and at Fellowship is now up on the internet!
You can find it HERE.
His chapter reminded me - once again - at what an incredible church you are.
In case I haven't told you lately, I'm so very proud of you.
Your Pastor
Monday, October 16, 2006
Dinner for Destiny
Stanton Learning Center will be hosting a benefit dinner for Destiny Whitehorn this Sunday at the Community Center, 11:30 - 2:00.
Destiny is a four-year-old student of Stanton who was recently diagnosed with a very aggressive form of cancer.
It'll be a Mexican Haystack Dinner. The major items are taken care of, but if anyone would like to donate cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream, or if you'd like to provide a dessert, please contact Merle at 364-6656.
See you there!
Tracy
Destiny is a four-year-old student of Stanton who was recently diagnosed with a very aggressive form of cancer.
It'll be a Mexican Haystack Dinner. The major items are taken care of, but if anyone would like to donate cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream, or if you'd like to provide a dessert, please contact Merle at 364-6656.
See you there!
Tracy
Monday, October 09, 2006
Looks So Clean, Smells So Clean!
There's been lots of busy bee cleaning happening lately!
Thanks to those who cleaned up the kitchen! If you've been missing a dish at home, check out the table in the foyer. Quite a collection had developed at the church - so see if one of them is yours.
And a crew of about a dozen showed up at church Sunday afternoon to clean the chairs. Thanks to Connie Banks for heading up this project. It's amazing the difference! Everything feels and smells so clean!
Good job, faithful servants!
Tracy
Thanks to those who cleaned up the kitchen! If you've been missing a dish at home, check out the table in the foyer. Quite a collection had developed at the church - so see if one of them is yours.
And a crew of about a dozen showed up at church Sunday afternoon to clean the chairs. Thanks to Connie Banks for heading up this project. It's amazing the difference! Everything feels and smells so clean!
Good job, faithful servants!
Tracy
