David Ben-Ariel
December 13th 2005, 12:51 AM
Erma Evans, a widow in the Church of God, served as a perfect example of what the Apostle Paul called for from our senior women (Titus 2:3). She touched the lives of many and was affectionately called "Mama Evans" by the young fellows of the Worldwide Church of God in Toledo, Ohio — church singles whom she would graciously have over for a home-cooked meal every month.
Mrs. Evans knew all about southern hospitality since she was originally from Mud Creek, Kentucky. She would offer the meal, after we prayed, and would often then fall asleep on her couch, practically purring like a kitty, content as we fellowshipped and played board games or cards...
Memories of Mama Evans (http://www.religionandspiritualityforum.com/view.php?StoryID=20051211-111303-1965r)
Mrs. Evans knew all about southern hospitality since she was originally from Mud Creek, Kentucky. She would offer the meal, after we prayed, and would often then fall asleep on her couch, practically purring like a kitty, content as we fellowshipped and played board games or cards...
Memories of Mama Evans (http://www.religionandspiritualityforum.com/view.php?StoryID=20051211-111303-1965r)