One Accord Community Church To Hold Jim Ricketts Memorial/AWANA Fundraiser On Saturday

  • Sunday, March 19, 2017

One Accord Community Church will hold a Jim Ricketts Memorial/AWANA fund raiser on Saturday, starting at 5 p.m. This event is to honor the memory of legendary Jim Ricketts who went to be with our Lord on Jan. 5.

Mr. Ricketts loved to sing for AWANA to help raise money for the church so that kids could earn a week at Bible camp just down the road from his home.

The parents of the AWANA kids are never asked for money. Although 14 singers have signed up to sing, there will be time set aside for those who want to tell how Mr. Ricketts touched their lives.

Most people don't know, but Jim and Crystle Elam met at One Accord Community Church at an AWANA fund raiser. The result of that meeting was an award-winning singing couple whose music touched the lives of thousands of people.

One Accord Community Church is at 343 Sweetland Drive in Red Bank.

Everybody is welcome to attend.

For more information, call Norman Lowe at 423 432-0860.


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