SoulFire Thanks Supporters of Nelson’s Chicken Fundraiser

On behalf of SoulFire Youth Group and Leaders, we simply can’t say “Thank You” enough to “You”, our church family, for the outstanding support and love during our Nelson’s Chicken Fundraiser! Between assistance in pre-sales (which we knocked out of the ballpark this year), the volunteer workers who packed boxes, made deliveries, sold meals, were prayer warriors for teens, assisted with deliveries for our shut-ins, gave donations for meals, gave donations for Momentum; and those who assisted with and attended our evening meal….All of these things were received with deep gratitude and appreciation as many of the teens spoke of this throughout the evening after they witnessed the outpour of love and support you have for them.
Your actions and words are not just speaking to these teens during fundraisers, you continue to affirm God’s plans for their upcoming journey to Momentum! We have sixteen teens already registered for attending the annual event this year!! Praise God!  We are all inspired and amazed for each and every one of you who consistently demonstrate what it means to truly be “God’s hands and feet”, serving in love and working as one body in Christ just as He commissioned us to do!
Thank you so much and God Bless!



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