A Week of Prayer continues
Danville news
A Week of Prayer for North Alabama Missions and the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering began Sunday, Mar. 6, and continues through Sun., Mar. 13.
The North American Mission Board estimates that there are 258 million people in North America who do not have a personal relationship with Jesus. Christians are encouraged to give sacrificially to the Annie Armstrong Offering to help support missionaries in the United States.
When Jesus saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were weary and worn out, Like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is abundant, but the workers are few. Therefore, pray to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into His harvest.”
The Danville-Neel Elementary School PTO meeting for March has been moved to Monday night, March 14.
Danville High School will conduct cheerleader tryouts Friday, April 8, in the high school gym. A cheerleader clinic will be held Thursday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m, at Liberty Baptist Church in Hartselle. Anyone needing more information should call Harold Tate at 256-476-4193.
Special belated happy birthday wishes go out this week to Alli Parker on March 1, Hank Bibb on March 2, Madeline Pittman on March 5, Deborah Green on March 6, John Mark Sapp on March 8, and Stephen Camper on March 9.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Levonia Gillott, Jordan Spinks, Christine Gray, and Kelly McLamb, all on March 10, Dallas McAbee, Jacob Bowling and Addison Kinley Hollis, all on March 11 and Hope McAbee and Nick Alred, both on March 12.
Special belated happy wedding anniversary wishes go out to Bobby Landline Clark who enjoyed celebrating their 58th anniversary on March 1, Jim and Monica Doherty who celebrated their 21st anniversary on March 3 and Waymon and Jo Ann Alexander who celebrated their 45th anniversary on March 5.
I want to remind everyone that Daylight Savings Time will start Sunday, March 13. To stay in time, you’ll need to move clocks forward by one hour Saturday night.
