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prayer walk, prepare for 2014 & give


Can you believe that 2014 is almost here?  It is amazing to look back over the past twelve months at all God has done at and through The Community Fellowship.  Thank you for the part you have played to make this a reality.
Please join Pastor Michael, church leaders and many from The Community in a PRAYER WALK on New Years Day, January 1st, at 3:30pm at our new campus.  That is a change in time from our normal 5:50 prayer walk that takes place each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.  Please pass this invitation on to others in our community that know about the work we are doing to serve those in our community.  Our new campus is located at 700 Commerce Court in Martinsville.  We will walk around the campus 7 (yes that is 7 like the children of Israel did around Jericho) beginning at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon.  Our prayer is asking God to give us the resources to move into this campus and to be able to impact more people as we demonstrate the love of God to our community and beyond.  Join us for this awesome time of prayer and excitement in the life of our church and community.
With 2014 almost here that means a new year and a new theme for the year.  The Community Fellowship’s 2014 theme is ALL IN, and our prayer is that more people will give of their time and resources to help us serve others.  This Sunday will kick off the new theme.  There are places for you to serve in our ministry.  One of those is in a “Winter Homeless Shelter” that will open in Martinsville in the next few weeks.  Volunteers are in the homeless, feeding, clothing and all ministries of the church.  How would you like to serve?
As the year ends we understand that well over 13,000 have been served through our ministries, and because we are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization all donations are tax deductible.  Please consider giving an end of the year gift by clicking on the button below or by sending a donation to PO Box 388, Collinsville, VA 24078 before midnight on December 31st:
Thank you for being part of The Community Fellowship family.  May God bless you and your family as you seek Him for a great 2014.  We look forward to seeing you soon!
*** for more information on The Community Fellowship or Dream Center call 276-647-8231 or email cmartin@thecommunityfellowship.org ***
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