Good Morning, and welcome to a celebration of Pastor Chris’ last Sunday worship at Central. This morning, when you comment with the name(s) of those worshipping with us, include a memory of Pastor Chris, well wishes on his retirement, or encouragement!
What a perfect service in farewell for our Pastor Chris. Each participant, each gift, each response so lovingly and beautifully presented and received, the farewell sermon, and oh, the music! God bless each one for your sharing of love and respect.
Thank you for your many devoted years of ministry to my family and Central Church.
As the song said, “This is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life.” God Bless You.
What a meaningful retirement service! The love for Pastor Chris was exhibited in the words spoken, music and gifts offered.
FYI: UpNorthLive has a video of the giant sequoia that was symbolized in the sermon.
Good Morning, and welcome to a celebration of Pastor Chris’ last Sunday worship at Central. This morning, when you comment with the name(s) of those worshipping with us, include a memory of Pastor Chris, well wishes on his retirement, or encouragement!
Happy and blessed retirement to Pastor Chris!
Chris was our pastor at Martin UMC. Many great memories as worship chair and the Rock!
Pastor Chris,
Thank you for your years of dedicated service to Central and our mission.
It was so good knowing you. We will miss you.
Blessings to you upon your retirement,
Scott & Melisa Winn
What a perfect service in farewell for our Pastor Chris. Each participant, each gift, each response so lovingly and beautifully presented and received, the farewell sermon, and oh, the music! God bless each one for your sharing of love and respect.
Thank you for your many devoted years of ministry to my family and Central Church.
As the song said, “This is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life.” God Bless You.
What a meaningful retirement service! The love for Pastor Chris was exhibited in the words spoken, music and gifts offered.
FYI: UpNorthLive has a video of the giant sequoia that was symbolized in the sermon.