January 2022

The new year has come and with it many new resolutions, but the Christian’s should remain the same. Why? Because we serve a God who is the same yesterday, today, and forevermore (Hebrews 13:8). His commands have not changed nor has his will.

While eating more fruits and vegetables and parking as far away from the supermarket as possible will help improve your health in 2022, here’s a resolution that can impact the lives of others, as well as your own.

Toastmasters met on Dec. 10 at the ranch of Oscar and Hilda Gonzalez to celebrate the Christmas Holiday. The Gonzalez’s hosted a most wonderful celebration with delicious food and Christmas cheer. Plans are in progress for the year 2022 and recruitment of new members.

The Los Carnales MC-McCamey Chapter sponsored a family in Fort Stockton for Christmas. The chapter has six members from Fort Stockton. The Los Carnales MC-McCamey Chapter would like to give a special thanks to Ben Rojo for his donation to this great cause.

Pecos County Memorial Hospital 2022 New Year’s Baby, Kane Joseph Shoop, was born on Jan, 2. The proud parents are Ethan and Rachel Shoop. PCMH would like to thank Pecos County Feed & Supply, Nolen’s Gifts, and Savannah Holland Photography for the wonderful gifts given to Kane and his parents.