volunteer of the week CINDY ADAMS

This week we honor Cindy Adams as The Community Fellowship’s Volunteer of the Week!

Cindy Adams and her husband, Kasim, have part of The Community Fellowship family for over 7 years.

Her love of children and her genuine passion for the elderly are represented in the ministries she is involved in as well as in her career.

Cindy’s job as a caretaker entails helping her clients with activities of daily living during the week, and her weekends are focused on nurturing the children she is entrusted with.

On Sundays Cindy is often the first person our visitors and regular attenders encounter when they come into the church. She has a warm smile for everyone and all are made to feel welcome. After worship, Cindy can be found ministering to our children in the nursery and teaching those in the preschool class. She regularly helps by doing the clerical part of our financial records after church.

At our new campus Cindy has worked many hours sweeping, picking up trash and sorting paper to be recycled.

She has a heart for missions and has taken several trips to South Carolina and West Virginia to be a part of missions work there. Cindy also loves to cook and took the lead in cooking for mission teams that have visited us including Families on Missions last year and Men on a Mission just a few weeks ago.

During back2school registration Cindy loves to measure the children’s feet in preparation for the event when she gets to hand out the new shoes and socks. She enjoys watching the reactions of the children on that day.

In her spare time Cindy loves music, cooking and riding golf carts with her 8-year-old granddaughter Brooke. When asked what she was looking forward to in the future she said, “I just want to strive to be the best Granny Cindy to Brooke that I can be.”

Cindy’s favorite Bible verses are Philippians 4:13 “I can do everything through Christ who gives me strength.” and 1 Chronicles 16:34, “Give thanks to the Lord; for He is good; His love endures forever.”

Cindy Adams is a genuine, compassionate and sincere part of our fellowship, and we are indeed honored to recognize her as our Volunteer of the Week! Thank you, Cindy, for demonstrating the love of God to our community!

*** 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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