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DEDICATION CEREMONY FOR HABITAT
Armstrong Habitat Supporters Home Dedication at 1665 Jonathan Ave
This Saturday, August 13th @ 10:00 am.
Madisonville Braves Celebration Party
We are hosting a party to celebrate the end of a successful season
for the boys and girls of the Madisonville Braves.
We’ll be celebrating at the Oakley Cincinnati Recreation Pool on Paxton
Sunday, August 14 from 2-5 pm.
Upcoming Events
Sat 8/13/22
Dedication Ceremony for Habitat
Saturday, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Armstrong Habitat Supporters Home Dedication at 1665 Jonathan Ave This Saturday, August 13th...
Sun 8/14/22
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Sun 8/21/22
Movin' on Up: Promotion Sunday!
Sunday, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Promotion Sunday! August 21st Children’s Center 9:30 am New school year = new small...
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Local & National Mission
Kentucky churches care for neighbors hit by floods
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At least 30 people have died during the historic flooding in Eastern Kentucky, with hundreds still unaccounted for.
Bridges and roadways have washed away, making search and rescue efforts even more difficult.
Pray with us for all those that are affected by this historic event.
Armstrong Chapel is actively involved,
we have sent supplies down to aid those in need.
‘Worst I have ever seen’ After record flooding, Eastern Kentucky UMCs serve on the front lines providing comfort, assistance
“With no fan and no electricity, I just about smothered up here, but the electricity finally came back on,” she said. Sexton has lived in her modest home high up a hillside in rural Knott County for 52 years. She said she has never experienced anything like the record flood that hit the area in late July.
Looking out days later as rain still fell in sheets outside her door, Sexton said: “It has been a disaster. It’s the worst I have ever seen or read about in history.”
Looking out days later as rain still fell in sheets outside her door, Sexton said: “It has been a disaster. It’s the worst I have ever seen or read about in history.”
Global Mission
Offering Hope in a Hurting World
United Methodists stand with Ukraine.