Muldoon Church Holding First Annual 3-Day Revival

M ULDOON News

The Stray Gathering Cowboy Church is excited about holding their first annual three day revival on Friday, Oct. 6 through Sunday, Oct. 8. Start making plans now and mark your calendars! The festival begins on Friday, Oct. 6 in the pavilion across from the church with a “get to know ya” potluck dinner and fellowship at 6 p.m. Then at 7 p.m. Pastor Dwayne Williams will bring the message.

On Saturday there will be a Picnic Lunch, Live Auction and a Heifer Raffle. Donations are welcomed for the auction, to donate to the live auction, please contact Amy at (512) 629-3542 or Lee at (512) 6292114 to let them know or to find out more details. There will be barbecue chicken plates with potato salad, green beans, bread, dessert and a drink for $15. The Heifer Raffle is for a beautiful brindle heifer. Raffle tickets are available for $20 from any SG2C member. The funds from the raffle and auction will go to support the ongoing efforts of the SG2C’s outreach and ministry efforts to spread the Word of God. The revival will be at 7 p.m.

On Sunday SC2G will round out this amazing three day spiritual event with a final message from Pastor Dwayne Williams at 10 a.m. They want to invite the entire community to come out and support the SC2C efforts to reach out to the Muldoon area.

Out and About

Ron and Pam Knotts spent a long weekend recently in Conway, Arkansas visiting their adopted granddaughter, Keylee and her husband Trey Brasel. They had not seen the happy couple since the big wedding last October. Since Keylee and Trey recently bought a house the visit from Pop and Nan involved a variety of home improvement projects. Ron and Pam were treated to a variety of dining experiences and on Sunday went to church with a group of Keylee’s friends. A special treat was breakfast at Bob’s Grill downtown with a local WWII hero, Floyd Brantley. Mr. Floyd is 97 years old and sharp as a tack. A true American hero, he is well known across the state for his message of patriotism and faith that he shares with everyone he meets. Ron and Pam have known him for a number of years and enjoy spending time with him whenever they get to Arkansas.

Jennifer and Clay Rightmer made the trip to Waco to watch the Baylor vs. Texas State football game. They were joined by Jennifer’s sister and nephew, Julie and Zack Zavala. While in Waco they also got to see their daughter Lane Rightmer.

Dana and Darrell Kulak got to spend some time with their grandson, Henry Kulak over the Labor Day weekend. They traveled to Austin to babysit while Henry’s parents, Elton and Miko Kulak attended a wedding.

Trash on Roads

The roads in and around Muldoon has seen lots of trash gathering in the ditches. Please keep your eye out for litterers and make sure your own trash is not floating around in the back of your truck. Boxes and other garbage has really become an eyesore. Let’s all pull together and clean up the trash and make this small community clean once again.

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