God waters 10/5/26

 Bearden UMC Community Garden - God waters 10/5/26. 

Yesterday, Sunday 10/4, I want able to visit the garden and see that God gave us over 4 inches of rain on Saturday. 


I am very thankful to Carol and Dan, who harvested last week while I have out due to eye surgery. I hope to be back in the garden later this week. 

Blessing, Leigh Cheek 

Location: 4407 Knoxville City Greenways, Knoxville, TN 37919, USA

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