Breakfast with Master going virtual
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Breakfast with the Master, Ringgold County’s Annual Easter series of inspirational messages, will return Holy Week, Monday, April 6 through Saturday, April 11, but with a whole new twist.
Breakfast with the Master is going virtual. They will be posted each morning at 6:30 a.m. on-line on the Ringgold County Ministerial Associations Facebook page and YouTube. Anyone on Facebook can participate by typing Ringgold County Ministerial Association in the search bar at the top of your page. It is hoped this format will allow everyone to enjoy the services on-line or over the phone, as individual participants’ health and changing national guidelines allow.
This change is to comply with President Trump’s and Gov. Reynolds’ requests of no gatherings larger than 10 people due to the Covid-19 coronavirus.
Breakfast with the Master should have Biscuits and gravy and all the trimmings again next year.
The week-long series of ecumenical services , sponsored by the Ringgold County Ministerial Association will include music and message and be the usual 30 minutes in length. The overall theme of this year’s event is “Do you love me” and will feature a daily inspirational message from Jesus Life.
• Monday, April 6, Tingley Christian Pastor Al Rusk will bring the Message, “Psalm Sunday, Did the Crowd Love Him”? with the United Baptist Presbyterian Church providing the Music.
• Tuesday, April 7, United Methodist Pastor, Kasey Dredge will be bringing the message, “Dinner at Simon’s home” with Wishard Chapel and pianist Sandy Young providing the music.
• Wednesday, April 8, Kellerton Pastor Kathy Johnson will be giving the message, “Raising of Lazarus” with Korbie Rinehart of the First Christian Church providing the Music.
• Thursday, April 9, Ron Smith of Mt. Ayr Restoration will be bringing the message Maundy Thursday, Did the Disciples Love Him? “with Ron and Di Smith providing the music.
• Friday, April 10, Free Methodist Pastor Charles Weiman will be bringing the message, “Good Friday, Who Loved Him?” with Pastor Weiman and Sally Young leading a sing-along with those at home.
• Saturday, April 11, Father Chris Reising of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church will bring the message, “Do you Love Him?” with Doug Green and the Lighthouse Church providing the Music.
A free-will offering will be taken on-line and by mail. As in the past, it will be used to assist families throughout the year who are faced with eviction, utility shut offs and other crises arising from unexpected hospitalization, job layoffs, family violence and the like. Participants will be asked to give what they would normally give at the Breakfasts on-line or by mailing it to Michell Ricker, Treasurer, 3150 Indian Point Dr., Ellston, Iowa 50074. The Ministerial Association expects Increased need due to the coronavirus and will continue to partner with the Neighborhood Center to meet critical needs of local families.
For more information contact anyone of the participating churches.
People without computers can still receive Breakfast with the Master series on their landline phone each morning. Just call Rev. Gwen Trullinger at 641-464-5209 or Rev. Emily Peasly at 515-313-7212 to arrange it.
