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volunteer of the week LEE HOBBS

This week’s volunteer of the week at The Community Fellowship is Lee Hobbs!!!

 

Lee Hobbs and his wife Anita have been at The Community Fellowship since its beginning.

 

On Saturdays Lee volunteers in REACH Ministry and is a valuable and dependable member of the team.  During our outREACH in September Lee was involved in helping with the set up and clean-up of the event.  He carried many heavy supplies and saw to it that the volunteers had what they needed to minister to the guests there as well as seeing to it that the supplies were delivered back to the church and put away to be used at future events. 

 

Lee is a big part of our annual B2S (back2school) Ministry where each year our church partners with other churches to provide new shoes, socks, book bags, school supplies haircuts and clothes to children who may otherwise not have what they need to feel confident and prepared for the year ahead.

 

While the church offices are closed from to time Lee can often be found taking care of maintenance of the building and making sure lights are working properly and things are functioning as they should.

 

Lee was part of the original leadership team that helped found the church, and he was a member of the Leadership Team for over 5 years.  He is a volunteer with Raceway Ministries.  He also has been involved in a Small Group and helped to lead a Financial Counseling Ministry where the Joe Sangl method was taught.  He wants others within our church family to know that this system works, and he is willing to sit down and talk about this with anyone who is serious about getting out of debt.

 

When asked what are some things Lee is looking forward to, he replied, “Seeing the new campus the way God has envisioned it!  (By the way Michael has been given the vision!  We all need to see it with him!).  What God is laying on my heart and it is way out of my comfort zone, but hey, that is what God is supposed to do, right?  Take us out of our comfort and let Him take control!  I have been here from the beginning and have seen God do things that I would have never imagined possible, and I always look forward to seeing what He has in store next!  It has been an amazing journey at The Community, and we need to step up every chance we get to be the church that God created us for and that is to help those who are hurting.”

 

In his spare time Lee strives to serve when and where he can.  He enjoys riding his 4 wheeler, camping, hunting, spending time with friends and especially his wife Anita and their daughter Emma who is 10 years old.

 

Lee’s favorite Bible Scripture is 2 Corinthians 4:18 “So we don’t look at the troubles we can see now; rather, we fix our gaze on things that cannot be seen.  For the things we see now will soon be gone, but the things we cannot see will last forever,”

 

We are indeed honored to announce and introduce Lee Hobbs as our Community Fellowship Volunteer of the Week!  Thank you, Lee, for your obedience in serving and your heart to help others!  We appreciate you!

 

 

*** 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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