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this weekend @ The Community

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There are all kinds of things going on this weekend at The Community Fellowship, and you are invited to take part in them!

Friday from 6 to 8pm there will be a YOUTH & KIDS RALLY at Blackberry Baptist Church in the Sanville community.  The vans will leave The Community at 5:15.  All families are invited to be at this event.  Silent Servants will be performing.  Our worship band will be playing.  There will be free food and more.  Contact Jennifer Terry for more information.



This Sunday evening at 6pm is a "SUNDAY NIGHT @ THE COMMUNITY" event at with special guest comedian Barry McGee.  He will bring some stuff we've never seen before and a presentation on David and Goliath that you won't want to miss.  SUNDAY NIGHTS @ THE COMMUNITY is intended to build our Community Group Bible studies.  Pass the word.  Invite friends and be here Sunday morning for Worship at 10:10am and Sunday night for this special event at 6pm.

We also want to make you aware of a special need.  Shelley Hall and her 18 month old Brenton have been on our prayer list for many weeks.  A special website has been set up to help Shelley care for Brenton as he battles Leukemia.  Please click on the following website PLUS listen for more info this Sunday at church: http://www.gofundme.com/Brentons-Battle

Don't forget that it is our mission to be demonstrating the love of God to our community by meeting the needs of the people around us, both inside and outside of our church.  Ask God to use you this weekend to bless those you come in contact with.


*** to learn more about The Community Fellowship or Dream Center call 276-647-8231 or email cmartin@thecommunityfellowship.org.  thank you for helping us make a difference in our community.  to give online go to https://tcf.ccbchurch.com/trx_submit.php?type=public_gift ***
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