I wanted to give an update on our Nursing Home and Homebound Ministry. The ladies in the church that make the quilts have done it again. You guys have made some of our people very happy. Sonda and I took the quilts around to our people that are in the nursing home and told them that some of the ladies in the church made the quilts just for them and oh, what a response they gave. Most if not all of them cried and were so very thankful that you guys thought of them. May God bless you ladies who give freely of your time and talents of which some are never noticed here, but I promise you that when you stand before our Lord, you'll have rewards to lay at His feet for the efforts here on this earth. 

Here are the pictures of our seniors in the nursing home.

  This is Ms. Alva Hanna at Mercy Crest in Barling

This is Ms. Jessie Harkreader at Mercy Crest in Barling

  Ms. Joyce Carney is at Pinkbud in Greenwood 

   This is Bill and Wilma (short) Maples at the Greenhurst Nursing Home In Charleston. What an awesome visit we had two weeks ago. Bill started telling me about his experience in World War II and what a story. Bill has been shot several times with a bullet still lodged in his head. Bill drove the amphibious vehicle that picked up the soldiers off of the ships and would then take them to the shore for battle. his stories are a part of our history as they are as much of a part of our freedom as any other battle that took place. WHAT A HERO. If you guys can stop by and visit with any of these guys, I know they would appreciate it. For those who signed up for the Homebound and Nursing Home Ministry, we will get things rolling in the next couple of weeks. I know that you will be BLESSED. Please remember our Homebound and Nursing Home people as many of them have struggles that we won't know about until we get there ourselves!!

I Love you all,

Pastor Kenny