THURSDAY, 5/23/13
Good day in our services yesterday/last night. It appeared that our numbers were very good in all of our services. Soy & Deidra allowed the “garage” folks to use their living room last night which made it much more comfortable i.e. they have air conditioning!
Raymond Wilkinson’s aunt, Pat, passed away last night. The arrangements are incomplete. We will post them here once they have been finalized. Pray for the family.
Mitchel Fox was placed in the hospital on Tuesday night. They did a test yesterday. Not sure what the outcome was or what the next step will be in trying to diagnose his problem.
Clyde Collins was diagnosed with a malignancy last week and was placed in the hospital yesterday morning. The doctors are trying to formulate a treatment plan.
No significant change in Craig, Miss Barbara or Tanya. Randall & Heather Clark recently joined the Friendship family. Randall’s grandmother, Joyce Clark, was seemingly near death yesterday according to the medical folks. (It is 4:15AM and I have not gotten an update but will post if the situation has changed)
Mission of Hope tomorrow night at 7:00PM. Carl Ray Moulds says the bus is repaired and ready to go. It will leave the church at 6:15PM. Our high school praise team/band will be ministering through song. Rumor has it that the preaching will not be much but the music will be strong!
We are going to have “burgers & dogs” for our fellowship this Sunday afternoon. Meal begins at 5:00PM followed by a service with Dale & Karla Bosarge at 6:00PM. Everything will be in the CAB. You are asked to bring a side and a dessert. Would it not be great if folks would bring homemade ice cream? Just saying! Bring enough of whatever side and dessert (homemade ice cream would possibly be a good choice) for those attending with you plus one more.
The staff and deacons are asked to be in the CAB immediately following the 10:30AM service this Sunday to help set up for this fellowship. Marisa will need some folks to help her beginning at 4:00PM – contact her for the details.
Sam Schjott is leaving the bayou and moving to an office in Mobile as he got a promotion. He will now be the lead janitor instead of just a janitor’s helper. Way to go Sam!
We are doing something in our services this Sunday morning that we have never done before to my knowledge. What? Come and see!
Has anyone seen Stephanie Dunkley lately? We are about to file a missing person report with the Grand Bay police office.
I pray that you will have a great Thursday with Jesus.