WITH SYMPATHY

Clyde Brownlow, Pat DeVore’s brother, passed away suddenly Monday, May 7th, in Amherst, TX. His funeral took place on Thursday, May 10th, at 10 AM at the first United Methodist church in Amherst.  Prayers, love and sympathy are going out to Pat and everybody in the family and to those who knew and loved Clyde.

HELPING HANDS PANTRY

Needs – Plastic bags

Thank you for your support of this ministry!

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Under the direction of our elders the deacons are working to implement an organized safety program for Christ’s church. A designated member to serve as a Safety Monitor will be watching the church surveillance cameras, responding to the intercom by the front door, and designated to call 911 if needed during all church worship services. Volunteers to serve as a Safety Monitor would be assigned to work on a rotational basis. A signup sheet will be on the rear table of the church for members who want to volunteer to serve.

BEAUTIFUL FOOTNOTES

Titus 3:8 – “The saying is trustworthy, and I want you to insist on these things, so that those who have believed in God may be careful to devote themselves to good works. These things are excellent and profitable for people.”

The opportunity to be part of Cherokee Day 2018 last Saturday was a perfect chance to see the value of the work of the Cherokee Home for Children including great fellowship, food and the new girls’ dorm.   Continue to keep the kids and staff of the Cherokee Home in your prayers. For the elders, Ken D

Our congregation has been blessed to support this good work for many years and this year marked Cherokee’s 60th year of helping kids in their mission:

• To provide a Christian home environment for children dependent upon others for care
• To promote their growth physically, emotionally, and educationally
• To develop the child in the teaching of God’s word
• To guide the young person toward a devoted life of good citizenship in the world, and ultimately in the Kingdom of God