In this July 19, 2020 photo, Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Cantrell & Associate Pastor Rev. Alex Jones of Snellville United Methodist Church delivers Sunday message to Drive-In worshippers.
On Sunday, July 19 at 9:00 a.m., Snellville United Methodist Church held its first Drive-In Worship Service since the COVID-19 pandemic required churches to close its doors to in-person worship.
Standing in line at the ATM machine at Bank of America on the corner of Oak Road and Highway 78 in Snellville, one can hear the chimes playing hymns from the belfry of the United Methodist Church across the street. But
Snellville resident and former Rockette, Janice Ferguson, celebrated her ninetieth birthday in March. Ferguson remarked that she was almost considered an antique. “If the occasion arises, I present myself as an almost genuine antique Rockette. You have to be 100-years old to be called an antique.”
Mission work can take many forms. Some trips focus on children, others on women, medical needs or housing. The list of needs in areas that differ from our own is potentially infinite. For the 20 members of the Snellville United Methodist Church’s recent trip to the remote mountains of Nicaragua, becoming a dental assistant occurred in short order.
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