Red Cross Blood Drive... June 23rd

An Important Encouragement…
Wouldn’t it be great if we knew when an emergency would happen? That way we could have plenty of time to get ready, call our family, and friends and wait for things to return to normal. Unfortunately, emergencies just don’t happen like that.
Like most days, I left home at 5:30 am on Tuesday, November 3, to go to work. That day I never made it to work. I spent the next 21 days on the trauma floor at Vanderbilt Hospital where they use a lot of blood. If people had not donated blood, my life could have been at risk.
With the healing hand of God, my family and friends, many prayers and the American Red Cross, I am alive today!
I’m asking each of you to please consider donating blood when the American Red Cross comes to Washington Street. One simple act can make a huge difference and save a life.
Thank you,
Eric Yatsko

To register, go to www.redcrossblood.org and enter code: Fayettevilletn19 or call the church office

 

Friday

HUNTSVILLE MAIN

Murlyn Thomas, room 518

 

ST THOMAS

Lynn Alexander(brother of Ann Qualls)

 

DISMISSED

Hugh Luna, brother of Janie Kilpatrick

Gary Moffett, Gary had  back surgery last Wednesday 

Howard Currin

 

We express our sympathy to the family of Michael Engle,

son of Reba Collins.  Graveside services were conducted

Friday at Riverview Memorial Gardens.

 

FAYETTEVILLE COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE

WASHINGTON ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST

Wednesday, June 23rd Time- 1 until 7 PM

Fellowship Hall

Wednesday

Howard Currin is in Lincoln Medical Center -  in isolation

 

In Huntsville Main we have Hugh Luna, brother of Janie Kilpatrick

and Murlyn Thomas

 

We express our sympathy to the family of Michael Engle,

son of our Reba Collins.  Funeral arrangements are

incomplete and will be announced later by Higgins

Funeral Home.

 

The Vision Committee will not meet Thursday, June 10th

as previously announced.

This week's bulletin

This week’s VOICE of Washington Street is online now at http://www.washingtonstreetchurch.org/Bulletins/jUN%2010,%202010.pdf

 

Also, visit www.runforella.com this week!  This year’s run is benefitting my neighbor, Jules Mayes, who was injured in a car accident a couple of months ago.  It is scheduled for this Saturday 12.  There’s a 5k run as well as a 1 mile “fun run” and all proceeds go to helping with the Mayes’ medical bills.  You remember me mentioning Jules and you might even remember her from her part in the movie filmed here in town, “For the Love of a Dog” a couple of years ago.  She’s a delightful young lady entering the 5^th grade this Fall and is recovering well at home.  She’s looking forward to getting out of her wheelchair and off of her walker and getting back to playing ball in the yard with my boys real soon! 

 

Also, many of you have asked about Tommy Ward, the minister at First United Methodist.  A Caring Bridge site has been set up at www.caringbridge.org/visit/tommyward

He’ll be updating it regularly.  Keep him in your prayers!

 

Have a great week & God bless!

Jim