Valentine's Homebound Mission & Dinner

Sunday, February 10

4:00 - 6:00 PM

Our homebound members are a very special part of our church family. They have led in our church in their healthier years and continue to pray for us, encourage us and give to see the Lord’s work continue here. This year we want to let them know how much they mean to us. Here is our mission:

*Connect with your bible study leader to get the names of our homebound list. Write them little notes, card or get them little gifts.

*February 6th (Wednesday Night) We will incorporate a time to collect all of your valentines and gifts to deliver to our homebound members on February 10th (Sunday Afternoon)

*February 10th (Sunday Afternoon)

*4:00 - 6:00 PM: Meet at the church to gather in groups to deliver the valentines gift bags to our homebound members. (We will need drivers and riders. The bus will run as well)

*6:00 PM: Return to the fellowship hall to share our stories of what we saw God do through this and eat come soup or chili (Depending on what people bring)

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