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plenty of socks!!!! lots more needs!!!!


Hey COMMUNITY family

I am excited to let you know that we have plenty of socks.  YES.  We have all we need, but there are other needs that we continue to take care of.  The biggest is praying.  Pray for the event, the students, the volunteers and for all of it.  Gonna be awesome.

We continue to register students.  There is plenty of room left for students to register, and they can by calling the church at 276-647-8231.  We will take these registrations through 3pm on Tuesday.  ALSO we will be allowing people who have not registered to come at 1pm on Saturday, August 3rd to take part in the event, and we will share our supplies and shoes as long as they last.  Pass the word.

Volunteers are still needed.  Tomorrow morning, Monday July 22nd, we will be unpacking the buses at our warehouse at 242 Franklin Street in Uptown Martinsville.  It begins at 9am, and please join in if you can help. Volunteers are needed all week in our clothes closet at church.  If you haven't signed up to serve, send an email at info@thecommunityfellowship.org or call the church.

These is much more to share, but I will stop there.  This really is going to be a great time for our church family.  It is also great for the 6 churches that have chosen to impact their community.  What a blessing for us to join with others to demonstrate the love of God to our community across  Bassett, Martinsville, Collinsville, Axton and Danville.  God is good ... all the time.

Thank you for serving, sharing and being God's people.  There is more to come!

With GOD as my guide,

Pastor Michael Harrison
-- James 1:5

for more information about The Community Fellowship or The Community Dream Center call 276-647-8231 or email info@thecommunityfellowship.org 

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