About Faye: Faye was married to Ray Sanders for 35 years when he died in August 2000.  They had two children-- Angela Sanders-Turner and Matthew Sanders, who both graduated from LCS.  Faye is now a grandmother ("Nana") of five.  Faye gave her heart to the Lord when she was 21 years old.  At that time, the Lord began to conform her to His image.  After Ray died, she functioned in the obedience He had taught her.  The Lord remained faithful during that time and has provided for all of her needs.  Faye took an early retirement from her job with Metro Government and was hired as the administrative assistant for the church office at Lighthouse.  She then decided to get a college education.  Brother Al allowed her to work part-time during the school year, and she graduated in May 2009 with her degree.
The ladies' life group:  About two years after Ray died, Faye met Judy Hausmann and they started a life group.  At first, Judy was the facilitator and Faye assisted her, but when Judy had to move on to other things going on in life, Faye moved into the role of the group leader.  Faye believes God has blessed their group with His grace and wisdom.  Their group is for women who are widows, married with lost or saved husbands, divorced, or single.  They are a group of women who care deeply for each other, pray for each other, and check on each other often.

On Saturday, June 5, there will be a Hickory Hollow Clean Up Day, organized by The Hickory Hollow Action Partnership (THHAP).  We have decided to partner with this organization, as we want to be a blessing to the city of Antioch.  During this clean up day, we will be picking up trash, cleaning out brush, mowing, trimming, etc.  Please join us to help make our city beautiful!