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- Had a great time with Dauphin Way UMC's confirmation retreat this past weekend-thanks to all who helped!!
- Glad to have our friends from Dauphin Way UMC serving today in Tuskegee!
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3rd Annual Cycle of Service!
The registration and information about our 3rd Annual Cycle of Service is up! Will you take the challenge to cycle (and we mean pedal) from the Mississippi line to the Georgia line? Will you sacrifice physically, mentally, and spiritually, to … Continue reading
Last night-night number 8
This will be my final night no matter what. The question is will this night be in the shack or in my own bed? What can I say about today except I am overwhelmed by the generosity? These are the … Continue reading
Posted in blog, Events, News
Tagged Alabama Rural Ministry, Poverty Awareness Week, The Shack
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Sunday-Day Three
As I write, the 11:00 AM worship service is nearly over. I had a few donations this morning. Yesterday was cold and very windy. This morning started cold but not nearly as windy and the temps are set to rise … Continue reading
Make A Difference Day
We are very excited about the upcoming Make A Difference Day on Oct 22nd! We had a great information meeting and have several groups signed up. That means many families will be served! So far, we will have 12-14 work … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama Rural Ministry, Cornerstone Church, Make A Difference Day
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Ms. Betty
As we pulled into the small driveway not more than a mere trail with some gravel, I knew we were in trouble and unprepared. The afternoon August sun was broiling and I was only prepared to stay possibly 30-45 minutes-yet … Continue reading
