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volunteer of the week SHANNON HATCHER



This week we honor Shannon Hatcher at The Community Fellowship’s Volunteer of the Week!

Shannon Hatcher has been a part of The Community Fellowship family for five years. During that time she has blessed many people by planning, shopping for and preparing countless delicious meals.

Shannon is a part of the leadership team in our church. She is also the leader over all of our Food Ministries. During our 2nd Saturday Clothes Closet, Shannon and her team arrive very early to begin cooking for 100's of guests.

Whenever the opportunity presents itself, Shannon is one of the first to volunteer to provide her time, experience and genuine love of serving others.

Shannon is also instrumental in our back2school event where she works tirelessly to minister to the children she encounters through washing their feet and showing them the love of Jesus.  We met Shannon through our work with Raceway Ministries.  She is at all the NASCAR races at our local speedway helping race fans and sharing Jesus.

In her spare time Shannon enjoys traveling, riding four wheelers and spending quality time with her family.

One of Shannon's favorite Bible verses is Psalm 16:8 "I know the LORD is always with me. I will not be shaken, for He is right beside me."

We are very proud to acknowledge Shannon Hatcher as our Volunteer of the Week at The Community Fellowship! Thank you, Shannon for all that you give to our community as well as to our church family!


***  for more information about The Community Fellowship or Dream Center call 276-647-8231 or email cmartin@thecommunityfellowship.org.  to give online click on this link https://tcf.ccbchurch.com/trx_submit.php?type=public_gift ***


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