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Derek and Kayla Pratt (with Camp Nathanael and Scripture Memory Mountain Mission in Emmalena, KY) visited HCC on Sunday – January 4 – to share about the work. HCC has had a long history of partnering with SMMM.

Throughout December – HCC selected different colors that those who attended wore to the worship service. This was a fun activity that encouraged us during this special time of year.

Throughout the month of December, HCC was blessed with several special songs to remind us of the true meaning of Christmas.

HCC hosted its annual Christmas Eve service. The event featured special music (by Delilah and Desiree Koger with Tamra Hartwig), a poem (read by Kay Tatu), a skit (with Linda Brauer and Pastor Matthew), as well as a devotion that highlighted the theme for the night, “The God Who Stopped Waiting.”

HCC’s Two Have Become One Again (Widows/Widowers) group met for a Christmas celebration at Lapeer’s E.G. Nick’s restaurant. The evening was filled with great food and fellowship.

HCC took a trip to visit the beautifully decorated mansion that was once owned by Matilda Dodge Watson. This 88,000 square foot home has 110 rooms. The decorations emphasized the travels of Mrs. Watson and her family.

Following the concert by the Sojourner Quarter – the Homeland Ministry Committee of HCC hosted an afterglow with dozens of delicious treats!

The concert concluded with the congregation praising God in a chorus of “How Great Thou Art”!

The Sojourner Quartet visited HCC to minister through word and music of the truth of Christmas.

Dozens of members and friends of HCC braved the winter weather to attend an exclusive showing of “SARAH’S OIL” – a movie about Sarah Rector. The movie was inspiring and challenging. Door prizes (various boxes of delicious candies) were awarded to six people!