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Over the last several months I have attended some information and training sessions about caring for or serving someone who is living with dementia.
As part of a community that encourages us to be more Christ-like in our actions and thoughts, we recognize and celebrate that we are different and yet the same.
Growing up, my family spent Christmas Eve on the road traveling to Wellington, Texas from Liberal, Kansas to be with two sets of grandparents and a bevy of aunts, uncles and cousins.
Meaningful seasonal worship highlighted with pageantry and amazing music by Choral Union and Adoramus, Family fun in the way of Christmas Cheer, Youth Christmas Party, and the Polar Express Party . . .
As we begin December, we are blessed here at First Church for the generosity shown by many of you in the way of year-end giving.
Just as stewardship is an ongoing aspect of FUMCFW, this year’s campaign theme — Gratitude — is also ongoing.
If you have not attended a Next90 information session or viewed the recent video with Dr. Bruster and Building Study Committee Chair Barry Hudson, then I hope I see you this Sunday at 12:30 pm in Wesley Hall.
Last Sunday was perfect for the Celebration of Gratitude on 5th Street.
As of today, 370 FUMCFW households have made a 2019 commitment with a total of committed dollars at $1,631,458 or 59% of our 2019 goal of $2,750,000 goal.