The Medfield Food Cupboard held its annual Thanksgiving distribution this past week.
With the help of the Medfield Food Cupboard, 36 families will have a full table this Thanksgiving. The food cupboard depends on the generosity of individuals and groups in Medfield and neighboring communities in order to feed the families that depend on its service. Local families were able to fill their bags with those items as well as donations of fresh potatoes, onions, carrots and garlic donated by the Wheelock School Victory Garden; homemade breads donated by the Medfield Neighborhood Brigade; five cases of water donated by the First Baptist Church; sugar pumpkins donated by Lovells Flowers and Nursery; and turkey donated by Armand P. P. Janjigian, CEO of the Kingsbury Club. "It truly takes the entire community" said Beth Eby, …
The public is welcome to attend services on Sunday where Pastor Michael Gantt from Brattleboro, VT, will be a guest speaker at the First Baptist Church of Medfield.
The following was taken from a press release submitted to Medfield Patch. To tell our readers about your event, click here. Pastor Michael Gantt of the Kenya Development Fund in Brattleboro, Vermont, will be guest speaker at the First Baptist Church of Medfield on Sunday morning Oct. 14 at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Gantt will be bringing the morning sermon as well as speaking about the children of the Immanuel Christian School for the Deaf in Ringa, Kenya. Pastor Gantt has served as a Pastor in the New England area for over 40 years and has had an ongoing influence as a local pastor, working regionally with church groups and internationally with a variety of missionary projects ranging from relief in South Sudan, leadership development in Zambia, …
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Bobby Gene Estep died on Sept. 30 at home in Clayton, NC. He served as a deacon at Medfield's First Baptist Church for 20 years.
This obituary was taken from www.legacy.com Bobby Gene Estep, 77, passed away at his home in Clayton, North Carolina, on Sept. 30 after a lengthy illness. Bob was born Nov. 11, 1934 in Ashland, Kentucky, son of the late Edgel and Pansy Estep. He met his bride, Janet Dunkin of Columbus, Ohio, at Westinghouse Electric Corp. where they both worked. They were married on Nov. 23, 1957. Many years after transferring to Westinghouse in Boston, he retired as financial executive. They moved to Clayton, NC, in 1996. Active in church life, he served the Lord for 20 years as a Deacon at First Baptist Church, Medfield, and was a member of First Baptist Church of Clayton, NC. He was a Mason for nearly 50 years and was a member of Granite Lodge 191 in …
