Pat and Amy Hood have some incredible shirts they are selling to help bring home their son Isaiah. Hopefully you can help out by purchasing a T-Shirt.
The men’s short sleeve Save One is charcoal.
The men’s short sleeve Serve One is stonewashed denim.
The women’s short sleeve Save One is silver. (S – XL only)
The women’s short sleeve Serve One in black.
The ladies long sleeve combo burnout tee is dark chocolate & white. (S – XL only)
The long sleeve Anvil is black.
Sizes are S – 2XL
Prices are $25.00 for the short sleeve Next Level & the long sleeve Anvil for both men and women. The women’s long sleeve combo burnout is $30.00
You can order by emailing Amy at amyrhood5@gmail.com If you live away and would like to order, we will be glad to ship your shirt(s) to you. Shipping will be $5.00 extra on your total order.
Millennials are significantly more likely than young adults in earlier generations to say they don’t identify with any religious group. Among Millennials, 26% cite no religious identity, compared with 20% for most members of Generation X (born 1965-1980) at the same ages, and 13% for most Baby Boomers (born 1946-1964) at those ages.
Worship attendance is sliding steadily, too: 18% of Millennials say they attend worship nearly every week or more often, vs. 21% of Gen Xers when they were in their 20s and 26% of Boomers at those ages. (Cathy Lyn Grossman, author)
This is an incredible illustration of living too safe. The video is an older video of Francis Chan, but well worth the watch. Chan is the pastor of Conerstone Church in Simi Valley, California. He is also the author of Crazy Love and Forgotten God.
