Miracle= One that excites admiring awe
Sunday night I witnessed a miracle. I watched a couple's vision come to life as a result of their obedience. Openhanded shared God's love with so many people by giving out free meals and school supplies to all that attended. The Fambroughs are such an inspiration.
Today I witnessed the birth of another miracle. We were able to purchase school supplies for the entire Holiday hills neighborhood. It will be a blessing to watch the kids receive them Saturday evening.
Looking forward to tomorrow and what it will bring.
Monday, August 20, 2012
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Those People
Throughout our lifetime we have the privilege to encounter people that inspires our souls. Today I had the privilege to spend a great portion of my afternoon with one of those people. Pastor Kenneth Carpenter and I walked around his neighborhood picking up trash, through the process of cleaning up the neighborhood we met a ton of residents. As Pastor Carpenter engaged each resident, it was absolutely beautiful to witness the love and compassion he displayed as he encountered each individual. Regardless of race, economic status, or any other bias Pastor Carpenter simply loved the people. Please pray for Pastor Carpenter and Holiday Hills Baptist church as they shine their light in the N9th community. I have truly been inspired by Pastor Carpenter, a man who leads by serving....I pray all of us are one of "those people" that inspires others....
Make some noise.
C
Make some noise.
C
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
STV ON THE MOVE
The STOP THE VIOLENCE MOVEMENT is expanding across Texas! Family Support Services of Amarillo will be hosting a Stop the Violence event in Amarillo on October 20. It has always been our goal to see other cities take this movement across the country. It's exciting to see it happen!
Monday, June 25, 2012
Proud Husband
Read this on Abilene Regional Medical Center's Website today
Over 50 nurses at Abilene Regional Medical Center were nominated recently for ARMC’s prestigious Patient Choice Award. Nurses nominated for this award are recognized for providing outstanding quality of patient care, comfort and compassion. Continuing the tradition of the last few years, the program is designed to honor nurses in general; and one nurse in particular. Patients are asked to recognize the best of the best in ARMC’s team of nurses by identifying one remarkable caregiver. Ashley Mitchell, R.N. is one of those remarkable nurses and was named ARMC’s 2012 Patient Choice Award recipient, during an awards luncheon June 20. In attendance were fellow nominees, nursing directors, members of the ARMC administration team and Board of Trustees. “I am very touched and honored to receive this award,” said Mitchell. “Thank you.” Mitchell has worked in the medical surgery department at ARMC for less than 12 months, yet has touched several patients’ lives during her short time. Her professional manner, friendly attitude and peppy demeanor were all reasons listed as why Ashley was nominated. “Delightful young lady!” one patient describes Mitchell. “She takes her job seriously; going about her nursing duties with a joyful heart and friendly smile. She makes you feel like she cares about you. It’s not just a job to her. It’s her calling.”
Over 50 nurses at Abilene Regional Medical Center were nominated recently for ARMC’s prestigious Patient Choice Award. Nurses nominated for this award are recognized for providing outstanding quality of patient care, comfort and compassion. Continuing the tradition of the last few years, the program is designed to honor nurses in general; and one nurse in particular. Patients are asked to recognize the best of the best in ARMC’s team of nurses by identifying one remarkable caregiver. Ashley Mitchell, R.N. is one of those remarkable nurses and was named ARMC’s 2012 Patient Choice Award recipient, during an awards luncheon June 20. In attendance were fellow nominees, nursing directors, members of the ARMC administration team and Board of Trustees. “I am very touched and honored to receive this award,” said Mitchell. “Thank you.” Mitchell has worked in the medical surgery department at ARMC for less than 12 months, yet has touched several patients’ lives during her short time. Her professional manner, friendly attitude and peppy demeanor were all reasons listed as why Ashley was nominated. “Delightful young lady!” one patient describes Mitchell. “She takes her job seriously; going about her nursing duties with a joyful heart and friendly smile. She makes you feel like she cares about you. It’s not just a job to her. It’s her calling.”
Monday, June 18, 2012
Homeless Woman Who Died Crossing Street Was 'Drop Of Sunshine' - Abilene News Story - KTXS Abilene
Homeless Woman Who Died Crossing Street Was 'Drop Of Sunshine' - Abilene News Story - KTXS Abilene
KTXS NEWS REPORTS
ABILENE, Texas -- An Abilene homeless woman known to many at Mission Abilene who was struck and killed by a vehicle was remembered over the weekend.
Mary Bowdon, 55, died after she was was hit by a van on South 1st Street. Police said she was probably crossing the street when she was struck by the vehicle Friday night. Bowdon was homeless and known to many as "Mary" at the Mission Abilene where she worshiped. On Sunday the Mission took some time to remember Bowdon with a song."She was a little drop of sunshine in everybody's life. Even when she was walking around with that little frown on her face, Mary had lots of love," said Carol Hall, a member of the congregation.Terry Osborn also knew Bowdon from church. "Everybody loved her. She could be a little stubborn at times, but she really had a heart," he said.Pastor Chad Mitchell, who knew Mary for many years, said when he would arrive at the mission, Mary would meet him at his car, walk him to the door and ask him if she could come inside. He said he would tell her "of course."Bowdon sat in the same chair every Sunday during worship. Those who knew her said she will be missed, but they are happy she is not in pain."She's not hurting anymore, she's not suffering, she's not out in the cold, she's not in the heat, she's not wondering where she's gonna lay her head tonight," said Hall.A memorial service is still being planned for Bowdon.The car accident is still under investigation.
KTXS NEWS REPORTS
ABILENE, Texas -- An Abilene homeless woman known to many at Mission Abilene who was struck and killed by a vehicle was remembered over the weekend.
Mary Bowdon, 55, died after she was was hit by a van on South 1st Street. Police said she was probably crossing the street when she was struck by the vehicle Friday night. Bowdon was homeless and known to many as "Mary" at the Mission Abilene where she worshiped. On Sunday the Mission took some time to remember Bowdon with a song."She was a little drop of sunshine in everybody's life. Even when she was walking around with that little frown on her face, Mary had lots of love," said Carol Hall, a member of the congregation.Terry Osborn also knew Bowdon from church. "Everybody loved her. She could be a little stubborn at times, but she really had a heart," he said.Pastor Chad Mitchell, who knew Mary for many years, said when he would arrive at the mission, Mary would meet him at his car, walk him to the door and ask him if she could come inside. He said he would tell her "of course."Bowdon sat in the same chair every Sunday during worship. Those who knew her said she will be missed, but they are happy she is not in pain."She's not hurting anymore, she's not suffering, she's not out in the cold, she's not in the heat, she's not wondering where she's gonna lay her head tonight," said Hall.A memorial service is still being planned for Bowdon.The car accident is still under investigation.
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