Dove is an organization that engages religious institutions, volunteers, and advocates seeking to coordinate efforts to address unmet needs and social injustices. These needs are met through coordinated programs focusing on domestic violence, homelessness, education, volunteer and community empowerment, and individual emergency need fulfillment. Dove works for justice, equality, and understanding among all people.
Friday, December 2, 2016
Our 2016 Holiday Poem
The holiday season
Comes just once a year,
Bringing in family
From far and from near.
So we cook and we clean
‘til we think we may drop,
An the we clean more,
Could it be we can’t stop?
Then right in the middle
Of all we must do,
We stop! And we gather
With friends, old and new.
For today is the day
To pretend it’s all done,
And to sit back and relax
and just have some fun.
This day is the day
We will celebrate you.
It’s our way to say thanks
for all that you do.
So fill up your plate
With a lot of good food.
Then pull up a seat
And let us set the mood.
Some things we will do
You may have done before,
But rest assured there
are a few surprises in store.
We shall start with a speaker
Ans some music sublime
Play a few games
And just have a good time.
And our wish is that by
Time we are through,
you will know we are thankful
for each one of you!
Thank you so much for another wonderful year of service!
Poem by
Sheryl Whisman
DeWitt County RSVP Coordinator
Check our facebook page for more photos of the fun day!
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