Church

I’m writing this on May 21 and if you’re reading it the end of the world didn’t happen as California preacher Harold Camping predicted.
Actually, that’s not quite accurate. He predicted that Jesus would return on that day (today as I write this) and take all those who believe in him to heaven, leaving those who don’t behind.

ROBINSON CHRISTIAN
Remember the Food Pantry item for May is Macaroni and Cheese.  Bring your donations to church to help those in need.
The Guatemala Mission trip is still in need of scrap metal to help with the cost of the trip. If you have donations, call Benny Northcutt.
We are emphasizing the Relay for Life project. Willie Riggle has had a football donated which is signed by the Notre Dame football coach and his wife who is a breast cancer survivor. Tickets are $1 each. See Riggle to purchase tickets.

I ran into Randy Riggs last week.
It’s been a few years since I’ve seen him, and every time I do he oozes God.
The rest of this column is a rerun of what I wrote about my first encounter with him in October 2000:
I don’t know Randy Riggs well, but I love him with all my heart. That’s because God used him to whack me over the head when I needed whacking.
Sometimes God does that.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
Central Christian Church is hosting Vacation Bible School Monday, June 6 through Friday, June 10 from 6-8:30 p.m. Classes are offered from Pre-K through sixth grade. All children are welcome.
Come join us as we go “Inside Out/Upside Down on Main Street” for a week of fun and adventure. You will make fun crafts, hear Bible stories, eat snacks, play games and sing camp songs.