What a great Night it was for entire families to serve one of the boys of Franktown and experience the gift of giving this Christmas!

Donations provided each child about $125 to spend for their family. We started out with a great "Home Cooked Meal" in the Fellowship Hall of 4th Avenue Church. Then each boy went shopping with volunteers to assist them in buying gifts for their mother, aunt, grandparent, etc... Then Came back to 4th Avenue to get the gifts wrapped and then volunteers took the boys home. Franktown wants to thank all those who came to be a part of such a wonderful night of giving.

Ryan & Dan, Franktowns new Directors were blessed with the opportunity to do a WayFm interview this morining. The interview aired on WayFm's "Mid South Spotlight" segment early Sunday Morning if you missed the interview, check back here on the webiste after Dec 16th. We will post a link to the audio from the interview.

17 Franktown boys traveled down to Cullman AL to Daystar church to attend a Lecrae & Sho Baraka concert. They are Christian Rappers part of the 116 Clique which Refers to Romans 1:16

"I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes:..."

They truly live this out in their concerts, lyrics, and lives.

All seven high school seniors in the Franktown Open Hearts program this year, graduated on-time and qualified to attend college. College destinations include: University of Tennessee (Knoxville), MTSU, Lambuth University, Antelope Valley College(CA), and UT Chattanooga. Two additional graduates are saving money by working for a year to attend college in the future.

Over 400 friends from the Williamson County community gathered together on Sept. 8 to learn more about the ministry of Franktown Open Hearts and left the event as enthusiastic supporters. The outstanding music of Jars of Clay and an inspirational charge from Drew Maddux fired up the crowd. New video of personal testimonies of lives changed through the ministry set the background for founder Wayne Howell's request for active support through volunteer opportunities, prayer and financial contributions. The Silent Auction provided additional revenue for the organization as dozens of donated items went to the highest bidder.

The most commonly heard reactions to the evening were "Wow! I never knew that Franktown met such a need in our community" and "The is the best first-time event I have ever attended."