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It’s that time of year again. We can use blankets and cold weather clothes for men. Last week we distributed two car loads of clothing, shoes, and a few blankets on the street. Most of these were from St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church in Pennsburg, PA. Thanks! We need more. A few weeks ago, a really . . . → Read More: Blankets and Longsleeves Needed February will mark the twentieth anniversary of The King’s Jubilee. Through the years we have seen the Lord provide and answer prayer in amazing ways. There’s the lawyer and shrimp roll surprise. There’s the minor peanut butter miracle. There are the countless times when unexpected people showed up with food just as we were running out. . . . → Read More: Twenty Years of Miracles I received this email on Sept. 6: Hi Cranford. I just wanted to let you know that earlier this week an elderly friend of ours named Mary (Birkenbach) passed away. She was an ardent supporter of TKJ and always gave Katie and I money to buy bananas, etc. to bring down when we came on Thursdays. I . . . → Read More: Memory Eternal As the stock market continued to crash yesterday, NPR kept in touch with a stockbroker with forty years experience, while he was on the floor of the exchange. He told the correspondent that there are two good positions to take in this market: cash and fetal. Bishop THOMAS was at St. Philip’s recently and he reminded us . . . → Read More: The Safest Places for Your Money Myron has been a faithful friend of The King’s Jubilee over the last decade. For a couple of years he regularly rode shotgun to help serve in the city. He suffered a stroke this week and was hospitalized for a few days. He is now staying with his sister in Harrisburg, to complete his recuperation and . . . → Read More: Pray for Myron Starinshak The response to our special appeal put out in August was very encouraging. Over $6,000 came in which put us on an even keel again. Also, two turkeys, two hams, three ham bones and a kettle of chili were donated to stretch our supply of meat until Turkeys ‘R’ Us turkeys starts up at St. Philip’s . . . → Read More: Response to Special Appeal © Icon & text courtesy of www.comeandseeicons.com St. Cosmas is considered to be Equal to the Apostles. He was born in Mega Dendron in Ætolia in 1714. He became a monk and lived on Mt. Athos for many years, but became dismayed by the lack of knowledge of the gospel among Orthodox people living under Turkish . . . → Read More: Saint Cosmas of Ætolia We sold over 100 daylilies in June and netted $670 for TKJ. Thank you. When you see them bloom, please pray . . . → Read More: Daylily Report |
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