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note for The Community church family & friends

This is a big weekend in respect to The Community Dream Center beginning. Here are the things we can get excited about:

  • 1st work day at our Dream Center houses is Saturday, Nov 6th beginning at 9am. The address is 609 Fayette St (corner of Massey and Fayette streets in Martinsville), and we will be doing yard work. Join us and bring yard tools and mowers to help. Lunch will be provided!
  • Our Sunday morning community worship experience at 10:10am will include a special testimony from a new friend as well as an interview with someone you won't want to miss. You will also get to celebrate a huge blessing The Community has received.
  • Sunday evening at 5pm there will be a short prayer meeting at the same house we are working on Saturday (this will be led by the Collinsville small group).

You don't want to miss the excited this weekend will bring as we hear and celebrate what God has brought to us this week. Pass the word and bring a friend with you.

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