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Annie Jones Memorial UMC Holds Homecoming Service
April 27, 2008
Folks gathered at Annie Jones Memorial United Methodist Church in Walnut Hill for homecoming Sunday morning.
The Rev. George McClure welcomed the 60 or so people in the congregation.
The walls rang with the old hymns …”Love Lifted Me”, “Church in the Wildwood”, “He Lives” and “Amazing Grace”.
The Rev. Jean Spikes, who preached several revivals at Annie Jones through the years, brought the message.
As befitting any good homecoming, tables were laden with good food as everyone enjoyed dinner on the grounds after the service.
Pictured above: Dinner on the ground was held after the service. Pictured below: Rev. Jean Spikes (left) and Rev. George McClure (right).
For more photos from the event, click here.
Photos and story courtesy Sherry Digmon.
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