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Pastor’s CornerYes, we are “Trusting God in These Difficult Times.” Thank you

all for dialing-in to our Sunday morning teleworship services.

With the teleconference dial-in more of our members (and

others) are able to participate in this worship experience. I

praise God for being able to connect with you this way. It is a

delight for me to hear the greetings prior to the start of

worship. It is just like being at 2403 Oakwood Road. On April

28, 2020, Governor Kay Ivey issued the “Safer at Home” order

which will remain in effect until May 15, 2020. Prior to May 15,

2020, a determination will be made whether to extend this

Order. We will continue to teleworship until further notice.

As we continue to practice “Physical distancing” during this

ever evolving COVID-19 pandemic, let’s continue to stay

connected. Remember to reach out to church members, family members, neighbors, and friends by

calling, texting, or emailing them. A simple phone call can make someone’s day and put a smile on

their face.

During the past few weeks, the Madkins Chapel Church Session have been reaching out to the

members. If you have not received a call, it could be that your contact information needs to be

updated. Please call the church office to update your information.

I extend a heartfelt “thank you” to those working on the Frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic and

the those that are Essential workers. While most of us are staying in, they are working and providing

those services that we need daily. From those taking care of patients in the hospitals and nursing

homes to those that are working in grocery stores, collecting our garbage, delivery our mail, working

at the banks, and the numerous essential jobs that we take for granted, WE THANK YOU! May God

continue to bless you and keep you in His care. Please join me in thanking the following Madkins

Chapel Church Family members that are on the Frontlines of this pandemic or are essential workers.

We realize that there may be more Madkins members that are essential workers during this time and

we thank you, too.

“Take a moment to thank the following who are going all out while we’re all in.”

Stay Safe and Stay Healthy!

Endia J. Scruggs

Pastor

The Living Stone

Madkins Chapel NewsletterApril/May 2020 Volume #22

Herschel Holden RN, MSN

Neurosurgery. Crestwood

Medical Center, Huntsville, AL


Darryl Woodard is a Surgical

Technician III at Crestwood

Hospital, Huntsville, AL

Frontlines of COVID-19

Dr. Hazel Marketta Eason is a

Pharmacist at Crestwood Medical

Center, Huntsville, AL

Dr Sabrina S Williams is the

Pharmacists/Pharmacy

Manager at Sam’s Club,

Antioch, TN



Yolanda Chisholm is employed at

Regency Retirement

Home/Huntsville Hospital in

Laundry/Environmental Services,

Huntsville, AL.

Willie Kay Caudle is a

Surgical Technician at

Crestwood Medical

Center, Huntsville, AL



Bobbie Garner is an EMS

dispatcher(ER) Athens-Limestone

Hospital, Athens, AL

Vicki Fletcher is an Anesthesia

Technician at Crestwood

Hospital, Huntsville, AL



Nakia Gurley is a Respiratory

Therapist at Huntsville

Hospital/Encompass Health.

While they are not healthcare

workers, but a lot like first

responders, they too are on the

frontlines COVID-19. Funeral

Homes/Staff/Workers are considered

essential services.



Thomas Deon Robinson is the owner

of Unity Memorial Funeral Home in

Fayetteville, TN.

Jeffrey Robinson is on the

Staff of Royal Funeral Home

in Huntsville, AL

Carla Burwell is employed by REDSTONE

Federal Credit Union as a Member Service

Representative at the Weatherly Branch,

Huntsville, AL

Cynthia Carthen-McDonald is employed by United States

Postal Service as a City Mail Carrier in Huntsville, AL


Essential Workers

Rosalind White is a

Huntsville Police Officer of

the Huntsville Police

Department-Internal Affairs

Division.

Ruby Cartwright McKenzie is a

cashier(baker and Salad Maker)

at Crestwood Medical Center,

Huntsville AL.


Essential Workers

Kimberly Mitchell works for

University of Alabama

Huntsville Dining Services as

the Retail Manger. She states, "I

still go to work everyday

and we feed students that

are still on the campus."

Naisha Hammonds is a Quality

Control Supervisor at Century

Fastners in Madison, AL.

They provide services for

Healthcare, Automotive, and

Aerospace industries.


Essential Workers

Breanna Grayson is a

Cashier at Publix,

Huntsville, AL

Jerren Scruggs is an Ambient

Team Associate at the Walmart

Neighborhood Market,

Huntsville, AL


Karin Fields is a Team

Leader at Target,

Madison, AL

Essential Workers


http://www.huntsvilleal.gov/

https://www.jones.senate.gov/coronavirus

COVID-19 Information Links

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Update ◊ Uplift ◊ Unify

The goal of this newsletter is to Update our members of what is happening

and upcoming at Madkins Chapel, Uplift members and non-members to

join the Loving Place in working for the Lord, and Unify the many voices

and experiences represented within our congregation into one

combined communication.

2403 Oakwood Road

Huntsville, AL 35810

256-534-1192

Visit our website

www.madkinschapel.com

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United Way COVID-19: http://www.uwmadisoncounty.org

Call 211

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- http://www.cdc.gov

http://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/

COVID-19 Information Links

April/May 2020 Volume #22

http://www.uwmadisoncounty.org/

http://www.cdc.gov/

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