CareLine for Tuesday, August 14
We extend our sympathy to Dan Brown and family in the loss of his mother, Rosemary Brown who passed away Sunday afternoon. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, August 29 at 2 PM here at Walnut Street. Visitation will be held August 29 from 11 AM to 2 PM, also at Walnut Street.
We extend our sympathy to Marty Spann in the loss of her sister, Christy Perry, who passed away Thursday. Funeral services were held yesterday in Gallatin, TN.
Prayers are requested for:
- Pete Graham, who is recovering from a fall
- Carol Ragan, who is recovering from hip surgery
- Mendy McAlister, who is recovering from shoulder surgery
- Tim Rowley, (friend of many at Walnut Street) whose wife passed away
- Selena Kinslow, for strength
NHC: Perry Turner (room 129)
Other Announcements:
Mark you calendar for a special contribution to benefit Leatherwood Bible Camp on Sunday, December 30. Leatherwood is undergoing a major construction project to build a new dining hall. Look for more details in the coming weeks.
It’s college time again! Secret Pals are needed for the 2018-2019 school year for Walnut Street students in college. You can be a pal to a student of your choice OR you and a friend can be a pal for a student. (It is sometimes easier if you have a pal partner.) If you are interested in being a pal, please find the Secret Pal page at the sign-up desk.
Walnut Street Child Care is in need of care givers from 3-6 PM, Monday through Friday. Please call 615-306-3175 or email walnutstchildcare@gmail.com for more information.
Walnut Street’s Wednesday Morning Bible Class is hosting a meet and greet on Wednesday, August 15 from 10-11 AM, to kick off their fall session. It will take place in room 406. Contact Judy Hinson for more information.
All ladies are invited to a come-and-go bridal shower honoring Mary Corlew bride of Josh Corlew on Sunday, August 19 from 1-2:30 PM in the Gathering Room. She is registered at Target and Amazon.com. Josh is the son of Joe & Rachel Corlew.
Reminder: in consideration of our members who have handicap placards or license plates, posted handicap parking spots have been designated. These parking spots are located in our parking lot adjacent to Walnut Street and just off of Chestnut Street. When parking in these spots, please be sure your handicap emblem is displayed. These are federally designated parking spots for handicap placards or license plates only. Thank you for your consideration and compassion in providing our members with the greatest needs the use of the parking area that best serves them.
Our His Word Devotional reading for today is: Aiming for Restoration (pg. 195)
Today’s Birthdays: Chad Fussell, Samuel Blackwell, Wayne Lewis
Today’s Anniversaries: Ron & Debbie Fuller, Joey & Marta Turbeville
