The New Hope Cemetery Association will meet at 9:00am. in the Fellowship Hall of the New Hope Baptist Church. Come a little early- 8:30am and enjoy coffee and a continental breakfast. If you have a plot, or a family member has a plot in the cemetery, you are part of our Cemetery Association. Come participate and support this historic cemetery for your family.
We will all meet at the Springtown Senior Center, located at 1070 N Main St, SPRINGTOWN, TX, for a full Thanksgiving Supper with all the fixin’s. There is no charge for this event. Bring a covered dish if you are one of our members and can do so. Bring family and friends and celebrate God’s goodness to us all.
We will meet at Azle Manor Nursing Home at 4:30pm to sing Christmas carols to the senior residents. Afterwards, we will advance to Knob Hill Estates for some residential caroling, before ending up at Mark and Ann Wedding’s home for homemade chili and some blueberry pie! Come join the fun!
If you have a loved one buried in the New Hope Cemetery or have purchased lots for future burial, you are considered a member. We encourage involvement and attendance at the two Annual Meetings the first Saturday in May and the first Saturday in November. The meetings are brief and address current concerns and provide transparency of resource and expenditure. We hope to see you at this next meeting date! Please feel free to visit the cemetery and decorate a gravesite if you wish after the meeting.
Join us for a church-wide Thanksgiving dinner! Prepared to be full of food and fellowship as we celebrate together. Meat will be provided. Members should bring a side dish to share ready to eat.
There will be a luncheon in the Fellowship Hall for the family immediately following the funeral service. The graveside will be at 3:00pm at Mt Olivet. Visitation will be at Mt Olivet on Tuesday evening from 6:00pm – 8:00 pm.
We do ask, for the sake of the most vulnerable, that human contact be limited and handshakes be avoided. We are practicing fist bumps and waving throughout our congregation. We can’t wait for this COVID-19 threat to pass so that we can resume with normal human touch.