Olney’s downtown streets rang with music and praise Saturday morning as residents gathered for the 27th Annual March for Jesus, a tradition that has become a cornerstone of the town’s faith communi- ty.
The Olney Community Library and Arts Center was first built 46 years ago, in 1979, and for 46 years there were no major renovations or construction on the library, until now. Construction will begin on Nov. 1 and will mark the start of a brand new library.
The Homecoming football game is on Oct. 3, and while you’re there cheering on the Olney Cubs, you might check out the FFA silent auction. The auction will be held at the stadium at the same time as the game.
Last weekend, many were watching as Charlie Kirk’s memorial went out to all the corners of the world. In Arizona, tens of thousands of people showed up in person to honor a man whose name is on everyone’s lips. But Chad and I went to a very different kind of funeral.
Dear Friend, This morning I count it a privilege to share with you a word of encouragement—a reminder of the extraordinary grace that God has publicly displayed through the death of His Son, Jesus Christ. As we reflect on the final hours of our Savior’s life, we are met with a profound truth: Jesus did not seek His own comfort, but instead gave Himself fully to glorifying the Father and comforting those dearest to Him—His disciples, whom He had called to walk with Him during His earthly ministry.
213 E. Main St.
PO Box 577
Olney, Texas 76374
Phone: (940) 564-5558
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