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Always busy! Norma gave her testimony of grow- ing up as a pastor’s kid, a pastor’s wife and widow. Ed was illustrating how divorce tears people apart. Giving Bibles to each child at the school. Ron Jackson - teaching the Bible story under a big tree. What does Ron have in his hand? Yes, it is an American football! Teaching the kids a new sport. Kathy Jackson - showing kids, who have never used scissors, to cut a heart. Outdoor activities with the children. John Holinsworth getting that painting done. John was a kid magnet. Darla Holinsworth has their attention. Karen Russell - attention to details. Karen gives her testimony. Donna speaking to a full house at the pastors/ wives conference. Lois Jeffries with the kids as we leave. Mary Kay McCormick teaching them to sing a new song. It changed my life. I’ll never be the same. Norma McKinney

Lois Jeffries with the kids as we leave. · Lois Jeffries with the kids as we leave. Mary Kay McCormick teaching them to sing a new song

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Page 1: Lois Jeffries with the kids as we leave. · Lois Jeffries with the kids as we leave. Mary Kay McCormick teaching them to sing a new song

Always busy! Norma gave her testimony of grow-ing up as a pastor’s kid, a pastor’s wife and widow.

Ed was illustrating how divorce tears people apart. Giving Bibles to each child at the school. Ron Jackson -

teaching the Bible story under a big tree. What does Ron have in his hand? Yes, it is an American football! Teaching the kids a new sport.

Kathy Jackson - showing kids, who have never used scissors, to cut a heart. Outdoor activities with the children.

John Holinsworth getting that painting done. John was a kid magnet.

Darla Holinsworth has their attention.

Karen Russell - attention to details. Karen gives her testimony.

Donna speaking to a full house at the pastors/wives conference.

Lois Jeffries with the kids as we leave.

Mary Kay McCormick teaching them to sing a new song.

It changed my life. I’ll never be the same. Norma McKinney