Sunday begins our 10th birthday celebration

We excited to invite you to the beginning of our 10th birthday celebration of THE COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP. Would you join us this Sunday?

Sunday, November 6th will start with worship at our Collinsville location at 10:10 am. We will move to our new campus for Lunch on the Back porch starting at noon. This is pot luck which means bring enough food for you, your family and some to share with others. We will provide the paper products. Bring any times of food (main dishes, side dishes and desserts) and drinks. At 1 pm we will gather in our future auditorium for a time of celebration led by by our band. Bring chairs. Everyone is invited to join in the fun. There will be tours of the new campus following the celebration.

We will not be having a baptism service at this time, but there will be baptism in one of our worship services closer to Christmas. Please help us pass the word to others (especially those not receiving email or not on Facebook) about this Sunday's events.

On Saturday, November 5th at 11am there will be a Memorial Service for Josh Hill taking place at The Community Fellowship in Collinsville. Dean and Laura Hill would like to invite you to come and help celebrate Josh's life. There will be a visitation time beginning at 10am with the memorial service to follow. Gifts can be given in memory of Josh to the cancer society.

In the coming 10 weeks we will continue the 10th birthday celebration of THE COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP with special testimonies during worship and several other activities that we will let you know about very soon. Sermons will cover our church's core values and our mission as well as lifting up JESUS as the leader and guide of His church.

Remember that The Community Fellowship was formed to demonstrate the love of God to our community by getting the attention of those around us, meeting needs and sharing about Jesus. Take some time to serve others, do ARK's (acts of random kindness) and help us celebration 10 years of all God has done, but don't stop there. Our greatest days are ahead!

See you Sunday and get ready to celebrate!

*** for more information about The Community Fellowship or Dream Center call the church at 276-647-8231 or email Pastor Michael at pastormh@gmail.com and please consider giving online at https://tcf.ccbchurch.com/w_give_online.php ***

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