volunteer of the week WAYNE

This week’s volunteer of the week at The Community Fellowship is Wayne Biggs!!!

Wayne Biggs and his wife Carol have been a part of The Community Fellowship family for 7 years. He is the owner and operator of Last Chance Auto in Ridgeway and is our go to person when the church vans need servicing and repairs. Wayne’s daughter, China, says her dad has done many “rescue missions for cars” as he is the first choice for many of our church family when they need a trusted mechanic to work on their vehicles.

During our 4^th Saturday meals, Wayne was a frequent volunteer. He also is a major contributor of food and hygiene products to our church feeding ministries. In fact, many of our Community Service workers through the week have a hot lunch daily because Wayne delivers food to the church for anyone in need of a meal.

Wayne has a servant’s heart and is instrumental in seeing to it that many people in our congregation and community have transportation, food and the security of knowing that someone cares about them and their needs.

Our annual outreach on Mother’s Day, the Mother’s Day Car Care Clinic, is one place you will find Wayne working hard to serve others too. Few people might not know this but Wayne won the “Duck Dynasty look alike” contest on Father’s Day here at The Community a few years ago (see his picture for the evidence).

In his spare time, which is limited, Wayne enjoys watching Duck Dynasty and Red Green. He also loves to spend time with his family especially his daughters, Jenny and China.

Wayne’s favorite Bible story is Genesis 37-50 concerning the horrible trials of Joseph, the betrayal of his brothers and seeing how the Lord worked it all out for good in His time.

We are very proud to recognize Wayne Biggs as our Community Fellowship Volunteer of the Week! Thank you, Wayne for so generously giving to others and 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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