ASSEMBLY TIMES: - SUNDAY Morning Bible Classes 9:30 AM; - SUNDAY Morning Worship Service 10:30 AM; - SUNDAY Evening Worship Service 6:00 PM; - And, WEDNESDAY Night Classes 7:00 PM
Members of the Crockett Road Church of Christ volunteer at the Palestine Stock Pot every Monday to feed hot meals to those that need them. They prepare and cook the meals for anywhere from 50 to 130 people and then clean up afterwards. Below are a few pictures of some of the workers who volunteer their time and effort in this much needed work.
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CHRISTMAS DAY DECEMBER 25, 2023
The Stock Pot crew worked on Christmas Day this year at the Stock Pot. We appreciate all of the hard work that they do to ensure that the less fortunate are able to have good meals. Below is the write-up that they posted on facebook.
Oh, what a day it was, it really was, what a wonderful, blessed filled, Christmas day!
A huge thank you to Carmen Davis and her granddaughter, Addison and Pamela Gallaway's, family, Joe, Olivia and Jackson Pruett, and Mark Lambert, Lisa Lambert's husband, who left their families Christmas morning to volunteer at Stock Pot. Thank you so much for your service to your community.
We had a full cafeteria, all tables filled up until time to close, and then we had a few late arrivals. They all enjoyed a delicious Christmas meal that consisted of Pamela Grubbs Gallaway's chicken dressing casserole, Charla Link's green bean casserole, Robin's sweet potatoes, Pam's Watergate Pistachio Salad, rolls, Cranberry sauce, Carol Ann's German Chocolate cake, and Sheila Link's sweet tea. Our young volunteer Addison made sure everyone got a treat bag filled with various kinds of Christmas candy.
So thankful for all the donations, board games, gloves, socks and candy, all of which were received with thankful hearts.
We were so pleased so many came out to enjoy a delicious Christmas meal. Again thank you to our volunteers, Joe, Olivia, and Jackson who worked diligently to restock our pantry with donations and Addison handing out treat bags, gloves, and socks to everyone.
By the reaction of the people it was a Holly, Jolly, Joyful day.
Now, looking forward to New Year's Day. Yes, we will be serving blackeyed peas, corn bread and onion and cabbage casserole.
To start the slideshow, click on the arrow under the large picture on the left.
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On the left, are pictures of our members working to provide good meals for those who are less fortunate. These Christians provide the meal for the Stock Pot each Monday. They work hard to provide a meal that is not only nourishing, but also very tasty.
We appreciate all of those who give of their time to help this worth while cause.
To start the slideshow, click on the arrow under the large picture on the left.
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The stock pot has members from the Crockett Road Church of Christ serve the noon meal every Monday. These Christians take the time out of their week to help those who are less fortunate. They work hard to cook a delicious meal that is enjoyed by all of those who attend. We appreciate their desire to serve others.
Those who are currently working are:
Charles McCullough
Sheila Link
Linda Johnson
Becky Barnes
Lisa Lambert
Rodney Covington
Charla Link
Pam Galloway
Robyn Lindsay
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Several members of the Crockett Road Church of Christ volunteer their time and energy each Monday morning to prepare meals for those who are less fortunate. It is said that Monday is the day to get the best meal of the week, and it is due to the extra effort that they put into preparing the best meal that they can possible make.
This is a great way to show their servant's heart. We really appreciate them.
To start the slideshow, click on the arrow under the large picture on the left.
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We are very proud of our church members who work in the Stock Pot every Monday. They were featured in an article in the Palestine Herald Press recently. To the left are two pictures of the article. You can click on each picture to allow it to be enlarged for better viewing.
Thank You to all who help with the Stock Pot! You are doing a great work for the Lord and helping the lives of others.
Pictured at left are some of the people who come to the stock pot for hot meals.
What use is it, my brethren, if someone says he has faith but he has no works? Can that faith save him? If a brother or sister is without clothing and in need of daily food, and one of you says to them, "Go in peace, be warmed and be filled," and yet you do not give them what is necessary for their body, what use is that? Even so faith, if it has no works, is dead, being by itself. But someone may wellsay, "You have faith and I have works; show me your faith without the works, and I will show you my faith by my works." (James 2:14-18 NASB)
"Listen to the word of the LORD.... My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." Hosea 4:1 & 6 (NASB)
