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Blood Drive in honor of Catrina Lawless



Monday, August 18th is our annual Red Cross Blood Drive at The Community Fellowship, and we want to invite you to take part in helping make a difference.  It is our desire to make a difference  by demonstrating the love of God to our community.  By giving blood you have the opportunity to not only make a difference but possibly save 3 lives.

We also want to announce that this year's blood drive is being given in honor or our own Catrina Lawless.  Catrina, her daughter Ashlyn and her husband Dennis have been attending The Community for several months.  Catrina and Ashlyn volunteered during our back2school outreach earlier this month well.  She has been battling cancer for sometime and will begin hospice care later this week.

During the blood drive we will ask participants to pray for her, to sign cards, to make financial donations and to give blood in her honor.  Please help us pass the word about this event.

To make an appointment call the church at 276-647-8231 or send an email to cathylorenmartin@gmail.com stating the time you like to give blood between the times of 1 and 7pm.  Thank you ahead of time for honoring Catrina and for making a difference!


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

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