Last devotional, I wrote about satan seeking to devour. I want to write now about someone else who is seeking; someone full of love and mercy, who desires for all to be saved, someone who gave His life; a ransom for you and me, who brings life instead of destruction.
Saturday evening was all about flannels and boots at the block party held downtown in Linden every second Saturday. The once monthly party, hosted by Linden Together, has a theme each month and this month’s theme was Flannels and Boots, no doubt a celebratory wink at the coming winter. The next block party will be on Nov. 13 and the theme will be Christmas Countdown-Shop it Up! If you would like to be a vendor you can contact them on Facebook. They will also be hosting the 2021 Linden-Kildare Homecoming parade on Oct. 21. The parade begins at 5:30.
Artist of the month winners and where their work is displayed are:
Mrs. Shannon Peacock has taken on the task of teaching Bloomburg’s talented students the world of hospitality. Last week she worked with the students on basic baking skills which included measuring ingredients, understanding cooking directions and using utensils. “Everything in the classroom is new and I have a Hospitality 1 and 2 class,” Peacock said. “We are bringing Home Ec. back. We are learning safety, how to cook, and all aspects of the hospitality world.” Pictured: Ashlyn Cox and Cassie, Jacee and Kaleigh Glasgow learn the basics of Home Economics which Bloomburg ISD revived this year. Using the knowledge taught to them, the ladies made pies.
