Hands and Feet of Jesus

There are benefits to living in a small community,

a place where everybody knows your name.

The First Love Kids 

took a trip today

so we only fed a few.

We prepared enough soup

and sandwiches for 150 people.

There was so much going on that we 

fed only about 15-20.

This is Grady.

Grady used to work for my dad.

Daddy would give him work when he needed to eat. 

I was very happy that he stopped by.

These were a couple of the guys who stopped 

to shoot some hoops in the gym

and grab a bite. 

Today was "Bless the City" day

for the town that is only 3 miles down the road from us. 

It's the small railroad town where I grew up.

All of the churches came together 

to reach out to the community.

The park was full of children

with blow-up slides,

lots of food and games.

Food for EVERYONE!

No need for soup!

Relay for Life had several events going on.

One of our local girls was getting sponsors

as a participant in

the Augusta Dancing With the Stars

to benefit Alzheimer's Association.

There was a youth fundraiser today, 

a benefit food event for a needy family,

and a local auction/estate sale.

The town was busy with activity.

Maybe next time our soup kitchen will serve more.  

We sure do want to be a light to the community.

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Jesus said, 

"When you do it unto the least of these, my brothers, 

you do it unto me."

May we always be the hands and feet of Jesus.