Another busy week....

Dear Friends,

It has again been another busy week in the work around the State of Tennessee. Camps are in full-swing, and the energy around Camp Hickory Hills is amazing. We visited the Big Shot camp this week and were thrilled to see the great staff on hand to help make the week a success. Congratulations are in order to Kim Batson for doing such a great job. We really appreciate the work that she does.

I learned that the Harriman church is in revival this next week, and we are hoping to drop in on Pastor Larry Noe and his congregation there. Its always a pleasure to visit with the church.

In just a few minutes, Debra and I are leaving to attend the wedding of Erica McCaleb (daughter of our Robert's Tabernacle church pastor) in Cleveland. Because I will be ministering at Lawrence Chapel in the morning, we will need to leave immediately after the wedding and return home.

Thanks for your prayers as we continue to travel throughout the beautiful State of Tennessee and enjoy the handiwork of God! God bless you is my prayer

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