Tammy Sparks, director, & Darlene Moore, accompanist, help our Cherub Choir (age 4-Kindergarten) make a joyful noise. Both are making an indelible mark on these young people by sharing God’s love with them and helping them to share their God-given talents with others!
In addition to directing the Children’s Choir, Tammy is also active in the FUMC Orchestra in which she plays the violin. She is an active member of the Open Door Sunday School Class where she also participates in the Mt. Calvary UMC Power Meal, providing food for the less fortunate. In addition, you can see her helping with building or painting wheelchair ramps from time to time with our missions projects!
Darlene is always willing to lend a hand wherever she is able!
THANK YOU TO BOTH
for your service and example!
Leave a note of thanks below to these wonderful volunteers!
Because of your work: there is more light in the sanctuary; leaves were removed from places they shouldn’t be, sanctuary trash and upside down hymnals were put in their proper places; wall paper was re-stuck on the wall where it was originally intended to be stuck; scuff marks were removed from a stairwell, weeds were pulled out of the way so we look more inviting for our guests and members, and the dust bunnies were chased out of the sanctuary!
Church member, Elva Roark (who joined FUMC on January 25, 1942), celebrated here 95th birthday on November 17, 2010. To celebrate, her family threw a party for her on Sunday, November 21 at her Woodland Terrace Senior Living residence in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Approximately 65 residents attended as well as her 2 surviving sisters from Shawnee, OK, her son and daughter and their spouses, 2 grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren.
CONGRATULATIONS!
L-R: Jennifer & Bill Roark, Elva, and Carol Ann & Mike Mamminga
Our own Kiyo & Chiemi Watanabe were featured in a recent radio broadcast on KERA’s Your Town, Texas in their series about Wichita Falls. Even Rev. Paul Goodrich was interviewed about them, and part of that interview was a part of the broadcast.
CLICK HERE to read or listen to this broadcast on the internet.
CLICK HERE to read more about the series on Wichita Falls from the Times Record News.