Woodlawn Co is proud to announce the return of our Teen Youth Program. As many of you may know we had to take a long extended break from any group gatherings or planned activities due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Now with things a little more...
Community Outreach Ideas For Churches Ephesians 2:10 says, “We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” The inherent purpose of the church is to serve. But how ought we to be serving? When...
Matthew 18:20 reads, "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." When gathered in His name, there is nothing that can come between the bond shared among the members of your church. However, we...
Planting a tree in remembrance or as a memorial to someone is a wonderful way to serve honor to their memory. In fact, planting a tree will aid in a living tribute to them now and in the future to come. Planting a tree also can help with easing a little of the unremarkable grief that one often feels when losing a loved one or special person. You see the tree and thrive and grow to symbolize their memory lives on even if they are physically unable to be here.
Many times when looking to plant a tree in memory of someone, the person or people are not sure how to go about picking the right tree. Dan, a certified arborist with All About Trees based in Phoenix, Arizona, lends his advice and expertise when it comes to planting trees. While most of his time is spent tending to his Gilbert tree trimming service, his company has planted many trees for clients in remembrance of someone special. While a lot of the time people will pick a tree based on what the favorite type of tree was of the loved one in remembrance, not all will know exactly what or if they even really had a favorite tree. This is why he says it is great to pick a tree based on the personality of the person. It helps to make memorial tree planting a little more unique to the individual.
During difficult times staying connected to your faith and church is extremely important and beneficial. During this ongoing pandemic, we can only hope to feel a sense of connection to our church and our religious circle. With many churches unable to hold services because of...
Various researches show that people with religions and deep faith are happier than others. Going to a church is an obligation that helps us with a lot of things in our life. It not only eases our worries, but makes sure that we...