The official monthly newsletter of the Ocala Farm Ministry - needs your support. Consider placing an ad for your business or farm. The newsletter is mailed to all TB farms in Ocala and distributed at feedstores, KwikKing, etc. It is a free publication with mailing and printing costs covered by our advertisers. Please support them. Call Tobie at 840-0447 for rates, or to place an ad with us. Thank you.

Thank you & God Bless you from, Chaplain Bob and The Ocala Farm Ministry. Simple words spoken with heart-felt meaning to the following:

• Laura Paynter - for her generosity in donating a Chevy Blazer plus gas to the Farm Ministry.
• OBS - for providing operating space for the Ministry and a place to hold weekly Sunday Service. As well as their generous donation to us.
• Amy Bonden-Peltz - for her donation which enabled us to buy a projector and DVD player for the Ministry
• Dee Miller - for donating her time for the last two years, to teach Bible Study
• Our advertisers - who cover the cost of producing and mailing our monthly newsletter. And our wonderful friends for contributing testimonials and stories.
• Our Board & Members who donate so much of their time to keep us moving forward.

A reminder that Sunday Services are held at 11:30 a.m.at OBS, and Bible Study on Thursday evenings at 6:30 PM. Call 239-1374 for information and directions.

Needs List:

Give from a willing heart. Put the "pain" of giving behind you. Become a cheerful, joyous, prompt-to-do-it giver, and believe me, your blessings will abound! - Corinthians 9:6-15

Following are things the Chaplaincy needs to help families in our horse community and area. Please take the timet o open your heart with a gift, or donation. Hurricane season is upon us, and we need to have extra supplies on hand.

1. 5 acres of land on which to build the much needed, Robert Scanlon Community Center.NW Hwy 40, or NW Hwy 27 farm area preferred. Please, contact us if you have property you would consider donating/selling reasonable to get the Center going.
2. Storage space at least 12x12 area to store supplies
3. Furniture such as beds, dinettes w. chairs, dressers (good condition, please.)
4. Volunteers to take people to doctor's appointments, etc.
5. Volunteers to pickup donated items
6. Clothing, boots and shoes for small men, woman and children
7. Food packages, not out of date and easily stored