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CWF awards two TCHS students
CWF members. Front row (l to r): Loretta Manor, Novella King, and Flonnie Eashmond. Back row: Lisa Arthur, Rev. Reba Feliciano, Patricia Simmons, and Verdie Cooper.{
CWF members. Front row (l to r): Loretta Manor, Novella King, and Flonnie Eashmond. Back row: Lisa Arthur, Rev. Reba Feliciano, Patricia Simmons, and Verdie Cooper.

On Thursday, July 25, 2024, at 11 a.m., the Christian Women’s Fellowship (CWF) held their monthly meeting at Center of Life Church of God, with the Rev. Reba King Feliciano presiding.

A good number of ladies attended.  The group had a very encouraging, knowledgable, and great wisdom lesson expressed to each member by the Rev. Feliciano.

Two scholarship recipients from Tattnall County High School (TCHS) and members of Collins Church of God will be rewarded for their honors during the school year, great works in the school and community, and for furthering their education in years to come.

Gabriel Jackson, an Honor student, will be attending Georgia Southern University in Statesboro.  His proud parents are Carl Eason-Jackson and Lee Jackson of Collins.

Dalaysha Mincey, an Honor student, will be attending Valdosta State University  in Valdosta.  Her proud parents are Derrick Mincey and Tomeka Hall of Collins.

These students have promised to keep in touch with the CWF group.  CWF members are so very proud and grateful to see young students venture out to reach their goals.

Continue to keep the members of the Christian Women’s Fellowship in prayer, and doors are always open the last Thursday of each month at 11 a.m.  Thanks are extended to each and every one of you for your support and prayers, and members are available to help support you in many ways.