ten things I love about church

10. Ken Jackson - Paul Guinther - Jason Ondo - Jason Stewart

9. Ryan Favre

8. Brent Holsberry - Jack Cummings - Tyler Colley - Charlie Burnam and the rest of the T&B Youth

7. Allen Carr and family

6. Larry Suttle - Ken Holsberry - Greg Stanford - Elmer Johnson

5. Mustangs 4 Christ

4. Ruth Kizer - Virginia Hearn and the Wed morning ladies Bible class - The Sassy Sisters

3. The Colley - Green - Schulte - Studdard family.

2. Joe, Karen and Matt Kohler

1. My Band of Brothers

Ten is not enough to list the things that I love about the church. it is the tool through which Christ offers redemption to the world.

simply HIS,

jb

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