Pastor's Blog

Keith & Aninha are traveling to Birmingham today and will bring Dale Ellerman home (to his mother’s house) this afternoon.  Obviously, Dale is doing better thus the discharge from the hospital.  Pray for traveling mercies and for Dale’s recovery.

Myrtle Bowden met with the doctor yesterday and another appointment has been scheduled for 4/17.  In the meanwhile, Myrtle is focusing on feeling better and resting as much as possible.  Keep praying for Myrtle, Sammy & family.

Katelyn Johnson’s maternal grandmother, Mrs. Hill, has been placed on hospice care.  Pray for her, the nurses involved and the entire family.

Also, keep praying for the others for whom we have been praying for recently.  Prayer changes things!

Our work day this past Saturday was a huge success.  As I have mentioned earlier, we did not have a record number of participants but the ones who came did so with a mind to work!  The hedges have been trimmed, new flowers have been planted, the front of the auditorium has been cleaned and the restrooms in the auditorium are sparkling now!  Probably a hundred plus squash, tomatoe, and pepper plants were planted in the church garden.  I was thankful that some of our long term family members were joined by a good number of our newer family members.  Good stuff!  Thank the Lord!

Eddie Albritton asked if he could look at my zero turn mower on Sunday.  Took him to the shed, started the engine and all seemed well.  However, Eddie went back to the shed yesterday afternoon while I was in Huntsville and now tells me that my mower has died!  He has offered to “help” me get it up and running away.  He has about eight thousand reasons for wanting to help.  Killing me!

John Milton Ladnier has been helping me and I noticed beans and corn have burst through the ground rather nicely.  How are the twins and their help?  Are you serious!

Regular schedule on our campus tomorrow morning and evening.