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The Remnant Church 4th of July Freedom Party

By News Staff
Three-legged race winners: Elijah Rendon & Zoe Hill (11 years old through high school age group), Trey Yanis & Marcus Darden (Adults age group), Dominic Villalobos and Van Hill (6 to 10 year old age group).
Bean bag toss winners: Winnie Schielack (2-3 year olds) and Victor Hernandez (4-5 year olds). All photos taken by Mona Ackerman
Fireworks Team: Howard Holmes, Jeff Hill, Maurice Fonville, Trey Reyna, Jaiden Scott, Deviro Yanis, Jr., Trey Yanis (not pictured: J.J. Reyna)
Kickball Tournament Winning Team: Emily Gonzalez, Yolanda Hurd, Courtney Hurd, Mikie Herbrich, Dana Baker, Ethan Hill, Jaiden Scott, Dustin Hill, LeKayvion Broussard
Jump Rope Winners: Ellah Hill (11 years old through high school age group), Jeff Hill (Adults age group), Van Hill (6 to 10 year old age group)
Watermelon Seed Spittin’ Winners: Randy Fleming (Adults age group), Ollie Rendon (6 to 10 year olds group), Howard Skip Holmes (11 years old through high school age group)
Pastor Kolbe Hill and Mayor Jan Dockery enjoying the party.

Sunday, July 4, The Remnant Church in La Grange hosted a Freedom Church Service & Party for the community. The church service opened up at 5 p.m. with Krystin Hill singing the National Anthem. After that, The Remnant Church praise team led everyone in a time of worship. Pastor Kolbe Hill shared a message about depending on God for everything called, “Freedom is Found In Dependence.” At the close of the church service there were seven people who made their faith public through water baptism.

After the service was dismissed, the party began outside with free hot dogs and watermelon. Kids enjoyed the big water slide, playing on the splash pad and on the playground. Everyone had a great time watching and participating in the family friendly games. At dark there was an exciting fireworks show.

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