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Christmas came early! Join us for Christmas in July as we share Christ and show love by blessing residents at Kingston Center and Chestnut Grove. Donate personal hygiene items, drinks, or snacks and help us make a difference—one gift at a time.
Join us for the 2026 Move Mountains Medical Mission on July 10 & 11 - where advanced, hard-to-access healthcare services come directly to our community through the Health Wagon. This is your opportunity to receive specialized care at no cost, all in one place. Specialty Medical Services Include:• Specialist Exams• EKGs (heart testing)• Diabetes Screening […]
FREE summer meals are coming to Southwest Virginia! The Health Wagon is partnering with Feeding Southwest Virginia to help make sure local children have access to weekly Grab-n-Go meals this summer! Wise Clinic - Every Monday Clintwood Clinic - Every Thursday Meals available weekly Registration is REQUIRED through the QR code on the flyer or the following link: https://feedingswva.org/summer-food-service-programHelp us spread […]
Kid's Produce Market is back! We are kicking off on Wednesday, July 15th, at 3:30 pm until 5:00 pm or until supplies run out at the Whistle Pig Country Store in Ewing, VA! This is a free event. Youth 18 years old and younger get $10 in fake money to "shop" for free produce. This […]
HOW MANY HATS DO YOU WEAR Hosted by Women of Worth at Christian Fellowship ChurchBy Rhonda Fee; Worship by Whitney Jones Ward; Speaker Paula Newman Parks. Ladies wear so many hats in life — mother, friend, caregiver, worker, encourager, prayer warrior, and more. Join us for a special evening as we celebrate the strength, beauty, and […]
Friends of the cedars invites you to join us for a float down the Powell River to wrassle some black plastic, scoop some trash, and see how many tires we can fit into a canoe. It’s a great way to enjoy Summer, see the Powell, and make the world a better place. Must be 8 […]
Save the Date! Railroad Day is returning to the park.Explore a rare piece of Southwest Virginia’s railroad history. For one day only, train traffic will pause so you can walk the tracks through the tunnel, normally closed to the public. Hike the trail or ride the chairlift down, then stop by Carter Cabin to learn about the […]
