Monday Night At Cedar Creek

Long time readers know that our habit during campmeetings is to post mostly pictures. Our days are so full that we do not usually have time for much else. Plus, we receive quite a few requests for pictures from campmeetings and they prove to be some of our more popular posts. Since this is the beginning of Allentown week, the next few days will be pictures from the meeting.

We left Richton Monday morning and about 90 minutes later we were pulling onto the grounds at Allentown. Bro. Jimmy Millikin had trimmed the trees in our normal spot so all we had to do was pull right in. After we parked we visited with the Millikin's and a few other preachers until it was time to get ready for church.

The Millikin's invited us to join them for dinner at Cracker Barrel. They were meeting Bro. Donnie and Sis. Gayla Williamson and it was our pleasure to join them all for a great meal and wonderful fellowship with friends.

Then we were off to the Monday night fellowship meeting at Cedar Creek church near Citronelle. It is nearly an hour up there when it is raining but it was worth the drive! The singing and testimonies were great and Bro. JR Alexander preached outstanding. We are so glad that we went.

We appreciate Pastor Darius Templeton and all of his folks for making us all feel so welcome!

The Allentown Campmeeting officially kicks off this morning at 10:00. We are looking forward to it all!

Thank you for tuning in.

Davy

Weekend Woundup and Weview #11

All day Friday was pretty much a repeat of Thursday for me and Kelly Jo. We worked several more hours trying to get everything finished in our data recovery, book work and other projects. We called it a day late Friday night and we feel a whole lot better about things now.

We did not take time to go eat any where but Kelly Jo did cook us a couple of very nice and tasty meals. This is beef and cheese enchiladas healthy enough for me to eat and good enough to write home about. In fact they were good enough to write to everyone about. I guess I just did.

We had storms blow through Friday night and it was raining when we prepared to leave. We gave the rain some time to pass and it did. I needed to empty the holding tanks and I did not want to get soaked doing it. It worked out pretty good.

We left about noon and pulled into Richton about 2:40. We spent the evening setting up sound, getting sound check and practicing some new songs. It was a good evening and we had a great time playing music with Bro. Scott and Sis. Regan.

We really enjoyed the services Sunday with our friends in Richton. Pastor Scott Morris and his church have been so kind to us and we love being with them. Bro. Scott is always going to make sure his folks know they have been to church and as an evangelist, I love that! We sure had church Sunday night!

We have a bunch of pictures from our day in Richton.

Sunday Morning

Sunday Lunch at Front Porch in Hattiesburg

Sunday Night

At the end of service Sunday night Pastor Scott Morris presented Odie with a card and money from First Assembly to help Boggs Family Ministries build a house for Odie to live in. We are overwhelmed with their kindness!

That sums up our weekend! I hope you enjoyed the pictures of our friends. Thank you for reading.

Davy