Please be praying for Jeff and Tammy Reed. Jeff required back surgery in January, & was recently taken to the ER when blood clots were found in his lungs

PRAISE! Mike Kaylor's biopsy came back negative for cancer. "Thank you all for your prayers, & Thank the Good Lord for the good outcome" (Mike)

Debby Smith, friend of Penny has been experiencing several major stresses.

Mona, a friend of Carrie's, needs prayer for recovery and Hollie Vasquez needs strength to be present for her sister.

Paul Burch, Loy's brother in Clovis, NM., will undergo lung surgery.

Cecil Burch, Loy's brother, has been diagnosed with cancer.

Please keep Doug Fylpa in your prayers as he continues to mourn loss in his family.

Marsha Davidson, a client of Betsey Roberts, continues a long & difficult recovery after being hit by a vehicle last December.

Sheila Dorn's mother (Sandy) is battling cancer

Ronald Ayers, Sarah Goodman's father; ongoing health concerns

4/14- Zoom Prayer Group (open to all) @ Noon

4/14-Leadership Meeting @5:00 PM --  An open invitation is extended to anyone needing time with our elders or ministers. If you plan to attend, when possible, please provide notice in advance (Loy Burch is coordinating our April meetings).

4/15 - Common Ground

4/16 - Various Wednesday night Bible studies & children's classes  @ 7 PM

4/19 Dallas Dye's Memorial & Celebration of Life @ BCOC

4/20 Egg Hunt & Family Picnic: directly following AM worship.

5/4  - Graduation Sunday & Fellowship Luncheon

Dallas J. Dye, 96, passed away on August 29, 2024 in Fishersville, VA. Dallas was born in Swords Creek, VA on Jan 14, 1928. He served in WWII in various operations in the occupation, including guarding war criminals at Nuremberg. Afterward, he committed to his studies at VT, earning a B.S. in Accounting. He met the love of his life, Danese Graham at the Lyric Theatre on College Avenue in early 1954 and they married on Dec 26, 1954.

Dallas worked as a CPA for twelve years in Bristol, TN, then moved his family back to Blacksburg, VA to join Graves Construction where he later became a partner. Dallas and Danese resided in Blacksburg for 54 years, building lifelong relationships including their brothers and sisters at Blacksburg Church of Christ. Dallas enjoyed countless adventures hunting, fishing, and walking outdoors with family and friends.

Dallas is survived by his loving wife Danese, sons Michael and Mark, daughter Jennifer (Bradley), five grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Dallas was a strong Christian, a devoted family man, and a dear friend to so many.

A graveside service will be held at 10:00 am on April 19, 2025, at Westview Cemetery, followed by a celebration of life at Blacksburg Church of Christ.