It was a “gracious gift” that will enhance the worship experience for members of Mathiston United Methodist Church for years to come.
The late Mary Edith Gore Hancock loved her church and upon her death, left money to help fund “needed projects.” The money was left in the trust of her brother, the Rev. Albert Gore.
Everyone experiences difficult circumstances at various times in life. Many experience tragedy on some level. Some of these circumstances can shake a person to their very core.
James Cruise believes “God chooses what we go through. We choose how we go through it.” Cruise will be the guest speaker at the 11 a.m. worship service at Mathiston United Methodist Church on March 29. James Cruise Ministries, based in Clinton, is a ministry dedicated to showing people “life is about ‘getting back up’ when the tragedies and bad times of life come visiting you.” Continue reading
Gwen Sisson 