Fountaintown Christian Church

We started Sunday morning off with a donut cake to celebrate Kendra’s birthday! We wish her all the best in her upcoming year!

At Sunday school this morning, we got to participate in a lesson on the 29th chapter of Jeremiah which was taught by a man of the church who has been teaching Sunday school for 39 years! It’s also been broadcast on the radio for that many years, so it was exciting to know that the lesson could be reaching many other ears. During the service, we also got to hear some Kentucky bluegrass — brought to us by the group Redwire Bluegrass — and the message was about the value and foreverness of friendship. Afterwards, we ate so much food at a church-wide potluck, where we learned the true meaning of Kentucky hospitality!

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Some of the group got to unbox, unwrap, and repackage food for the local food bank. They worked hard and processed over 6 pallets of food. 

We headed back to Mr. Gene’s ramp and deck today to paint! There was more surface area than expected but with so many hard-working hands, it didn’t take as long as we thought. Afterwards, we cut down a bothersome tree and moved the wood to a safe spot. At the end of our work day, we were honored with a prayer from Mr. Gene himself. 

Today we helped at Good Samaritan by stuffing over 300 flyers announcing their upcoming open house. 

Today we had the pleasure of working at Ms Sharon and Mr Joe’s home. They had many tree limbs down after several storms rolled through. 

Following a full day of recreation at Mammoth Cave National Park, it was so great to be in the presence of the Lord and worship together. We all felt the Holy Spirit moving through the room as we sang, danced, cried, and prayed as one.