The major differences between when I was a child and now that I'm a senior citizen are:
1. The experience of a lifetime, and,
2. A body that is wearing out.

Babies come into this world with no experience except the difficulties of birth. Their bodies are young, vibrant, for the most part, and unsullied by the world. Yet they are very vulnerable to danger in every aspect of their young life.

As budding senior citizens, we realize that we also are very vulnerable. We are no longer young and our vibrancy comes and goes. But every one of us wishes to do more things that will live on after us.

For ourselves, we encourage courage - trying not to give in and complain excessively about bodies which are sometimes tired, sometimes aching, and always wearing out. We believe strongly in prayer and have seen many God-given, joy-filled answers to prayer for physical well-being and healing.

We recognize the fact that our experience is the best thing we have to offer a youth-oriented society which is badly in need of good, sound advice. We believe that the best and wisest use of a senior's time is in teaching the younger generation sound Bible principles. We want to learn to wait on God for the appropriate moment to give that "word fitly spoken" to those who will hear us.

F.A.C.T Senior's Ministries meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month from 8:15 to 9:00 in the pastor's office. All seniors, age 60 and over are welcome to fellowship and enjoy friendship, encouragement, prayer and a little time together in the word.

God Bless You,
John & Carmen Broyles