If we call upon the name of Jesus for every situation, look to God to take care of us for our every need, then will we live in confidence and our life is sustained; all our hopes and dreams are realized.
When a migrant worker died in 1879, there was no cemetery in this community. Counce Reeves, a Civil War veteran who had come from Hamilton County, Georgia, and his wife Selina gave two acres at this site for a church and burial ground. The Rev. D. Dane of Jefferson led in organizing the Reeves Chapel Methodist Church. The congregation erected a brush arbor and in the fall of 1879 constructed a frame meetinghouse. Later Reeves deeded an additional two acres. After the fellowship grew, members initiated efforts to erect a larger building in 1907. – Historical Marker, #9806
I had my first grandpa nightmare the other night and it got me thinking that I don’t have near enough fishing lures in my tackle box or outlandish stories to tell in order to be a perfectly acceptable grandpa. Not that I am one yet, but it is imminent and I’m a tad wor ried I haven’t studied enough to pass the test.
I’ve been married twice. The first one ended in divorce after six years. The second is ongoing now for 35 years.
We live in a world of instant gratification. From microwavable food, to next day delivery on most items, we seem to have become a society of “I want it now, so I get it now.”
