ABOUT US

About

Cherokee Veterans Community

Our History:

Cherokee Veterans Community started as a flicker of a dream that God placed into the heart of Timothy King (Tim). Tim, a ten-year veteran in the United States Marine Corps felt the pressures of reintegration into civilian life. With God's love and guidance and with the help and guidance from others, and through much prayer he was called by God to start the Cherokee Veterans Community which has positively affected the lives of many veterans and their families

Today We Offer:

DIGNIFIED HONOR: By recognizing local heroes with the solemnity and respect their service demands through dedicated programs for their final mission.

VETERANS OUTREACH: By connecting those who served with vital resources and local support services.

FAMILY SUPPORT: By providing a stable and compassionate network for families of veterans seeking community and understanding.

CIVIC FELLOWSHIP: By strengthening community bonds through shared purpose, shared stories, and artisan-led engagement activities.

I head a veteran asking some veterans this question:

What do you see when you see someone wearing a military hat, shirt or military license plate? I heard a lot of good answers but none greater then what came from the veteran what asked the question.

Here’s what he said. I see someone:

Who is proud of their branch of service.
Who served with honor.
Who had the burning desire to serve others and tried to make a difference.
Who, if they are asked, might once again come and put their “Yes” on the table to service to others.

So, I’m asking you:

Will you come see what Cherokee Veterans Community is all about?
Will you join others who are also as proud of their military service as you are of yours?
Will you use your burning desire to serve others like you had in the past and still have have today?

Will you join us on the 1st Thursday of every month at First Baptist Church Woodstock in the

“A” Building, room A250 starting at 5:30 p.m. with some food and fellowship.

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