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First Christian Church donates to ADFAC to remember Jenkins, honor Herbes

Posted at 6:41 pm November 28, 2016
By Annie Cacheiro Leave a Comment

Pictured above are Annie Cacheiro, ADFAC executive director, and Tom Row of the First Christian Church Witness Ministry Team. (Submitted photo)

Pictured above are Annie Cacheiro, ADFAC executive director, and Tom Row of the First Christian Church Witness Ministry Team. (Submitted photo)

 

The Witness Ministry Team of First Christian Church recently made a $1,000 donation to ADFAC (Aid To Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties Inc.), a press release said. Barbara Wilson, Witness Ministry Team chairperson noted in the presentation that this donation is in memory of Judy Jenkins and in honor of Elizabeth Herbes, long time ADFAC staff member.

Before Jenkins died, she gave a generous donation to the Witness Ministry Team at First Christian Church, giving them authority to distribute her gift as part of their outreach ministry in the community, the press release said.

According to Witness Team members Tom and Pat Row, “we are so excited to be able to give this donation to honor Liz Herbes because she has dedicated her life to helping those in need with concern and support.”

Herbes’s humble response: “I’m so pleased they chose to contribute to ADFAC. It’s truly an honor. Every donation helps ADFAC helps others, and I’m honored by this donation.”

ADFAC is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to helping less fortunate neighbors become more self-sufficient through a variety of services in their Social Services and Affordable Housing Programs. ADFAC, a United Way partner, provides assistance to thousands of individuals and families each year. Visit www.adfac.org to learn more.

This press release was submitted by Annie Cacheiro.

Filed Under: Churches, Community, Front Page News, Nonprofits Tagged With: ADFAC, Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties, Annie Cacheiro, Barbara Wilson, Elizabeth Herbes, First Christian Church, Judy Jenkins, Tom and Pat Row, Tom Row

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