New Vienna Community Church welcomes Gary Summers, Rebecca Moore
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Gary Summers, a motorcycle accident amputee of Mount Sterling, and Rebecca Moore, a gospel singer/songwriter of Greenfield and Washington C.H. area, will return to the New Vienna Community Church Sunday, July 31 at 7 p.m.
After a motorcycle crashed into Summers, it was necessary his leg be amputated. However, this did not stop him from returning to his work in just a few weeks.
A whole new ministry then opened up to him as he has biked across the country, stopping at rehab facilities and churches and giving his positive message of hope beyond tragedy.
Therefore, in support of Gary’s ministry, motorcyclists are planning to ride their bikes to the New Vienna Community Church for the Sunday evening program on July 31.
Moore has become a well-known gospel singer and songwriter in the Greenfield-Washington C.H. and South Central Ohio region. She is teaming up with Summers to present this program.
New Vienna Community Church Paster Dan Mayo invites everyone to attend this special program.
For more information, call (937) 725-0445.[[In-content Ad]]
After a motorcycle crashed into Summers, it was necessary his leg be amputated. However, this did not stop him from returning to his work in just a few weeks.
A whole new ministry then opened up to him as he has biked across the country, stopping at rehab facilities and churches and giving his positive message of hope beyond tragedy.
Therefore, in support of Gary’s ministry, motorcyclists are planning to ride their bikes to the New Vienna Community Church for the Sunday evening program on July 31.
Moore has become a well-known gospel singer and songwriter in the Greenfield-Washington C.H. and South Central Ohio region. She is teaming up with Summers to present this program.
New Vienna Community Church Paster Dan Mayo invites everyone to attend this special program.
For more information, call (937) 725-0445.[[In-content Ad]]