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Rehoming pets is hard. Rescues are so busy and usually full. We get requests to take pets, but... we aren't a Rescue. We act as middlemen between the Shelter and Rescues. We advertise Shelter pets to find adopters. We have great success unless the pet has an aggression issue or feral. We know that circumstances make pet owners rehome. We would appreciate you trying to find a forever home before taking them to the Nash County Animal Control facility, the "Shelter".

"The end of a thing is better than its beginning. The patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit." (Ecclesiastes 7:8)
A friend recently shared how he applied for a promotion, but was passed over and they chose someone else. His disappointment was understandable. As he shared his frustration, however, he also read some verses from the Book of Romans that comforted him. "Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom we have gained access by faith unto this grace in which we now stand.

As I continue my thoughts from last week: "The First Century Church was built in the midst of horrendous moral conditions. The vast majority of citizens were pagan idol worshippers. Society celebrated moral depravity. Political leaders mocked God's standards. Yet the Church thrived.
That's because the Church knew it could not depend on the government to prop it up or society to be favorably disposed to its teachings and values.

Spring is almost here! Time for spring cleaning? InJoy Thrift Store in Rocky Mount would appreciate any donations of clothes, furniture, housewares, and more! Your help will support various local ministries, and the International DOOR Ministry for the deaf.
If you are interested in helping with the Ukraine crisis, here are a couple ways you can participate.

Peachtree members would like to have everyone to pray for Ukraine and this world and its people. We hope you spend a peaceful afternoon and coming week.
The Sanctuary flower arrangement was lovingly given to honor our Lord by Bob and I in honor of our grandson's birthdays Giorgie Martinze age 11 and JR Bunn age 18.

Building Permit
Commercial
Gregorio Roman, 9349 Pleasant Grove Church Rd; sign; $800
Randall N. Weaver, 3875 A Shenandoah Dr; new construction; $73,000

Carolyn Batchelor Turner to Wesley William Turner; 4.78 acres
Julia M. Bynum, Julia Mae Bynum and Julia Miller to Burnett Development, LLC; 318 North Howell Street, Rocky Mount
Claude P. Vaughan Jr. to Claude P. Vaughan Jr.; 1.05 acres in North Whitakers

Northern Nash's Rocco Catalano prepares to boom a serve during the Fighting Knights' team victory Monday at Bunn.

Northern Nash High School's Bryce Pittman booms a serve for the Fighting Knights during Tuesday's road boys tennis decision at Bunn in Big East Conference action.