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February four-fold focus

We are focusing on four things in February:

1. Neighborhood Bible Study - On Tuesday nights, Trent leads a group for the reaches out to men in our neighborhood.

Emily and Trent at the rink at Piedmont Park, February 2015.
2. Prayer Ministry - Trent is developing a variety of ways to increase our ministry of prayer for the neighborhoods around Piedmont Park

3. Ministry Partnerships- We are working in close partnership with St. Paul's Presbyterian Church and the Midtown Young Life ministry.

4. Monthly Financial Partners - We need additional people and churches to support us with monthly gifts to cover the monthly expenses of our ministry. If you give in this way already, Thank You!

There are a few other things happening and in the works. We would love to hear from you if you are interested in participating in or supporting this ministry.

Grace,

Trent and Emily McEntyre





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