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COPPERAS COVE: 916 W. HIGHWAY 190, COPPERAS COVE, TX 76522,
KILLEEN: 3300 EAST STAN SCHLUETER LOOP, KILLEEN, TX 76542
(254) 547-3348, FAX (254) 547-0741 WWW.CHOP.ORG
October 12, 2014
Featured Photo: Women With A Purpose Article
Charlotte Smith, Owner Of Crown And Glory
Apostle Nate and Valerie Holcomb
(Founders)
Remember In Prayer
But He was wounded for our transgressions, he was
bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our
peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are
healed. (Isaiah 53:5 KJV)
Ruth Adams (removal of tumor and lower bowel)
John & Rose Allen
Carol Allen (breast cancer)
Brandon Amos
Austin Jacob Avins (leukemia)
Ali Azie
Brandon Baggett
Charles Bailey
Stevie D. Ball
Jimmy Barnes
Michael Barnes
Mother Muriel Bell
Clairrissea Beloris
Debbie Berry (breast cancer)
Angelique Black
Katharina Boettger
Rose Ann Brewer (surgery on mouth)
Joe Brown (brain surgery)
Valerie Butler
Anthony Bynum (need kidney)
Linda Calvin
Aletha Carroll
Lajania Clar
Nia Codogan (spinal problems)
Rose Coit
Elder Sylvester Copeland
Lance Cordell (losing eye sight)
Venda Cotton (cataract surgery)
Donna Curtis (cancer)
Betty Daniels (recovery from surgery)
Shelden Latham Davis (knee replacement)
Betty Dean
Diana Degarite (depression)
Andrew Delcastillio (speech)
Debra Deweeso (cancer)
Clyde “CC” Douglas
Rhonda Dowel’s daughter (shot through eye)
Mother Sharon Dukes
Dennis F.
Bobby Ferguson (triple bypass surgery)
Elder Albert Flakes
Reba Flakes
Chris Floyd (leukemia)
Darly Ford
James Ford Sr. (massive stroke)
Betty Fort
Sarah Evans
Bernice Garrett
Birda Garrett
Cathy Gaither (kidney disease)
Cathy Gaither’s Family
Veronica Gentle
Robert Glasper Jr.
James Grant (stroke)
Kenneth Hayes
Melissa Henry
Maryeann Herrera
Pastor David Herrera
Faydean Hickey
Alvilber Hill (pneumonia)
Shirley Hill (cancer)
Lynn Hill (strength)
Christine Hodges
Leonardo Hopkins (kidney disease)
Ima Horn
(spondylolisthesis/ spinal stenosis)
Darnell Jackson (recovery)
Rick Rorce (punctured lung)
Jacqueline Jackson
John Wilson Ross Sr. (heart surgery)
Lawana Jackson (diabetes)
Sue Sharp (cancer)
Elder Oscar Jackson
Dajon Emmanuel Simmons (asthma, speech)
Zarak Jackson (lungs & heart)
The Sam Family
Dimple Jacob
Dee Simmons (recovery)
Evelyn Jacobs (cancer)
Mary Simmons
Matthew Jacob (intestine)
Irene Smith (chemo)
Billie James
Brian Smith (cancer and leukemia)
Donald Joseph
Larnsell Smith (breast cancer)
Gladys Johnson (knee & back)
Jennifer Sinwick
Korkiconey Johnson
Torrell Smarr (open heart surgery)
Mekell Johnson
Lauren D. Smith
Trena Johnson (migraines &
Dewayne Spears (prostate cancer)
sinus problems)
Leatta Spruill
Cameron Keeper (heart surgery)
Alither M. Stephens
David Kelly
Kimberly Strobhart (lupus)
Dorothy Kelley (stroke)
Brenda Sutton (strength)
Marisa Keyes
Phil Sutton (lung cancer)
Debbie Knuckles
Freddy Swift
Kirby Family
Ruben Tedder
Edwin L.
Rose Thigpen (spinal disease)
Shannon LaPonsa (back surgery)
Beverly Thomas (brain cancer)
Elder Alphonza Lesene
Nel Louise Thomas (mass under arm)
Latasha Lesene
Wanda Thomas
(high blood pressure)
Ylonda Thompson
Bishop Earl LeViege
Clair Trotter (recovery)
Damiaen Levy Jr.
Brian Troupe
(severe allergies)
James Turner
Julius Lloyd
Ramon Uriegas
Raymond Lomax (strength)
Berkley A. Van Tull
Rosemary Lomax (infection)
(some type of memory loss)
Mr. Long (hit by a car)
Ashleigh Venters (strength)
Shelton Mack (kidney)
Lula Vorise
Jimmy Maney
Myrom Walker (stomach cancer)
(needs kidney transplant)
Marvin Warren (depression)
Mercedes Mascoll
Barbara Washington (strength)
(surgery hip/stomach)
Philana Washington (strength)
Katherine Masterson
Thomas Washington
( alzheimers,diabetes)
Mother Mayelmo Wilcots
Philip Masterson (lungs)
Donna Whitfield (breast cancer)
Nasya Miles, 5 yrs. old
Gene Williams
(diabetes)
Mary Williams
Lean Miley
Roelito Moralez, 2 yrs. old
Eric Montgomery
Julian Moriniere
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Karen Riddle
Rickie Rodgers
Wendall Rosemond (mental health)
“Woman With A Purpose”
Charlotte Smith
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“Woman With A Purpose” is a woman that desires to glorify God by loving and serving Him
with her whole heart 100% of the time. She displays a godly lifestyle while ministering to hurting
people. She wakes up everyday wanting to do better. Her life is centered in Him and her main
purpose is to serve Him no matter what. This is Charlotte Kay Smith’s definition of a “Woman With A
Purpose”. Charlotte stated that her ministry is hair and she “ministers to people behind the chair”. Her
hearts desire is to always be a “Woman With A Purpose” the best possible way that she can.
Charlotte was born and raised in Houston, Texas. Her “doing hair” started as a young child with her dolls.
She stated that she would style her dolls hair and her mother would call out frantically looking for her
combs and brushes. She knew exactly where to find them - in Charlotte’s possession.
At the age of 14 years old, God inspired her to professionally do hair. She started out with her grandmother trusting her to “press”
(straighten) her hair. Charlotte enjoyed it because her grandmother would always talk about the Lord and encourage her to realize the gift
that God had placed in her. Two years passed and she was still pressing her grandmother’s hair. On one occasion, her grandmother gave
her a “Black Book”. This would be Charlotte’s first unofficial appointment book. Her grandmother had booked several appointments with
elderly ladies in the neighborhood. She enjoyed every appointment because she would press their hair, keep them company as they fed
her good meals. Little did she know, they were getting their hair pressed as God continued to impregnate her with the desire to become
a licensed cosmetologist.
When Charlotte entered the 10th grade in high school, her mother asked her what was it she wanted to do in life. At that time, she
answered, “I want to be a beautician.” She knew she was not college-bound, but God-inspired her to be a cosmetologist. She then changed
high schools so that she could attend one that taught cosmetology as a trade. She began to cut the football players hair and earned the
nickname “Squirrel”. She was very proud of that nickname.
Charlotte became a licensed cosmetologist while in her senior year of high school. She worked in a neighborhood beauty salon until two
years later where she was hired in an upper class salon. She stated that she worked for rich people doing hair, manicures, and pedicures
and that caused her vision to expand.
Life began to change when in December, 1981, she married and traveled with her husband, Ronald Smith during his military career. They
were stationed at Fort Hood and added their daughter Kendoll Sherrell to their family in 1984.
As a result of the Soul Winning Action Team (S.W.A.T.) from Christian House of Prayer (CHOP) knocking on their door in 1985, her
husband was led to the Lord and they were invited to the church. After 2-3 months of visiting CHOP, they joined as a family. Being
raised in a traditional church setting, Charlotte was a little leery of the “doings” of the church such as speaking in tongues and the laying
on of hands. God made a Believer out of her when she had an experience of the laying on of hands. They then enrolled their daughter,
Kendoll into the Perfect Praise Daycare and Academy where she received a good, strong Christian education and foundation until she
transitioned to the 7th grade in public school.
In 1985, after settling in the Killeen/Fort Hood area, Charlotte started working at La Mil’s Beauty Salon. A year later, her
husband received orders to go to Panama. Prior to leaving, Bishop and Pastor Valerie took them to dinner at Golden Corral.
She was asked by Bishop what her plans would be when she returned. She answered without even hesitating that she
desired to open a Christian beauty salon. She thanks God for Pastor Valerie inspiring her to fulfill her dream. She
stated that she took Bishop to Panama in the form of tapes and CDs. When it was time for the family to return to
the states, the military gave her husband three choices, Georgia, Hawaii, or Texas. He left the choice up to her
and she chose Fort Hood, Texas without hesitation for spiritual growth.
Upon their return from Panama in 1988, she went back to work at La Mils Beauty Salon. Her clientele
was predominately ladies from Christian House of Prayer except Pastor Valerie. Charlotte was
disturbed by the way Pastor Valerie was being treated and felt that she wasn’t respected as
she thought she should have been. She finally had an opportunity to
style Pastor Valerie’s hair. It was three years later, she stated that Pastor
Valerie had not forgotten the conversation concerning the business.
Over a period of time, as she and Pastor Valerie engaged in conversation
during her hair appointment, she was asked what were her thoughts on
opening a Christian beauty salon in Copperas Cove. Charlotte gave her
an emphatic and resounding “YES!” Pastor Valerie encouraged her to
go home and talk to her husband and pray about it first. She did and he
was on board immediately. Because she was nervous and thought she
was too young (24-25 years old at that time) to make a big decision like
that, Charlotte asked her mother and other friends about the big move.
They were all excited and encouraged her to move forward.
The next time Charlotte spoke with Pastor Valerie, she told her yes she
was ready. The next step was to finance the business. They started with a
combined amount of $10,000.00. Pastor Valerie sowed into Charlotte’s
life because she saw God’s plan for her future. Charlotte informed the
owner of La Mil’s three months later that she was opening a salon.
In April 1989, Crown & Glory Christian Beauty Salon was birthed and
opened on Avenue D in Copperas Cove, TX., which was named by
Pastor Valerie who was the owner, overseer, and accountant at that time. Charlotte submitted to her leadership and learned the business
thoroughly. She enjoyed during the work. Charlotte described the salon as an old house that transformed from a rag bag to a mansion
after Pastor Valerie put the midas touch on it.
Her salon confession is:
People are standing in line to get into Crown & Glory so that we can do their hair.
Our chairs are filled with satisfied customers from the very beginning
to the end of the day or whenever we are open.
Our customers hair is healthy regardless if its short or long.
We come against scalp disease, stagnant growth or anything that will hinder the hair
from being healthy in any way.
These and those and them are hearing about Crown & Glory only
and this report we accept only.
We are anointed and appointed ministers of hair to do the work set before us.
We conduct ourselves as women of God and the kingdom way does not offend us.
Every bill in our life and the customers life in this shop is met.
We are above and beyond givers to the kingdom of God.
This year, we claim doubles for me and thee.
And being fully persuaded that what He has promised, He is able also to perform.
In Jesus’ Name. Amen & Amen
Due to a steady increase in clientele and stylists, Crown & Glory Beauty Salon moved every two years. Charlotte stated
that each move was to accommodate the people and it was always a move from faith to faith and from glory to glory.
She recalled one occasion where the salon relocated and had to be closed for one week for renovations. She was
concerned about the stylists being without pay for one week but Bishop and Pastor Valerie paid them until
the renovations on the new shop were completed. This act of kindness caused her to grow personally even
stronger in her faith in God.
The Lord spoke to Pastor Valerie and told her to decrease so that Charlotte could increase and
Charlotte became the sole owner of the salon. She then opened a second location, having
one shop in two locations, one in Killeen and one in Copperas Cove. Two years later,
the Copperas Cove shop was closed and she moved to her present location at 1206
Jasper Rd. in Killeen where she’s been faithfully serving her clients for the
past nine years.
In 2010, God placed a vision of a desire in her heart for a business
plaza where everyone in the church could be in one place. She
mentioned it to Pastor Valerie. No more was said about it until
God placed the vision for The Village Square on Bishop and Pastor
Valerie’s heart. Charlotte thought this was a confirmation of her
vision. As time passed and she was asked to open her salon in The
Village Square, Charlotte waited on the Lord to confirm her move.
She talked about a sign she truly believe came from God. At 4 p.m.
in the afternoon, a large owl appeared in a tree behind her salon.
One of her clients of foreign decent shared with her that the owl
was a Eurasian Eagle Owl and is usually seen in the Middle East,
Asia, North Africa and Europe. Charlotte researched the spiritual
significance of the appearing of the rare bird and found the name
of the owl to mean “Peace Be Still”. She understood that it was not
her time or season to relocate the salon. She had to obey God and
wait on Him. Meanwhile, another salon had signed a contract to
move to the Village. Crown & Glory Beauty Salon still remains at
1206 Jasper Road in Killeen, Texas where Charlotte continues to be
a “Woman With A Purpose”. Crown & Glory is an extension as
an auxiliary at Christian House of Prayer Ministries. She ministers
to Pastor Valerie Holcomb by taking care of her hair care needs
and being available whenever and wherever she is needed. In
conjunction to that, she also ministers to those that God lay on her
heart that are sick, shut-in or others that are in need of her services.
She just wants to be a blessing to God’s people through ministry,
salvation and leading people to church all while enhancing their
external beauty.
When ministering to Pastor Valerie at her home, she would look
around and see the fruit of the blessings that they had received
and she believed God for her own. Her faith was increased. Three
homes and 5-6 cars later, all she can say is “Look at what the Lord
has done”. She states that being connected
to them caused her to see her own life of
faith. She contributes her success to three
basic principles: 1. Forgiveness, 2. Tithing,
and 3. Being connected to a local church and
pastor. She confesses her favorite Scripture
II Chronicles 20:20 daily and encourages
all to put this Scripture at the top of their
prayer list and follow those that through
faith and patience inherit the kingdom.
Charlotte believes that through her natural
and spiritual connection comes prosperity.
She has committed to take the right
road even through passages of pain and
disappointment. She’s grateful to have made
the connection with Bishop and Pastor
Valerie over 30 years ago and now 30 years
later, they still make an impact and have
some influence in her life. She contributes
her success of being a “Woman With A
Purpose” to knowing that her purpose is to
glorify God. Even though she was saved at
the age of 19, she learned her true purpose
through the preaching and teaching of the
Word of God through Bishop Nate and
Pastor Valerie Holcomb. She states that
they have made an impact on her family’s
life that the world could not ever do. She’s
blessed by knowing, serving and sowing
into their lives.
In closing, when asked, “What’s next?”,
Charlotte answered, “To pay it forward!”
She plans to inspire other young ladies to
be a “Woman With A Purpose” by being
available to speak into their lives and
training the young cosmetologists to be the
best that they can be in their profession.
The United Way
and Combined Federal
Campaign (CFC)
Kickoff
The
Corp
Refuge
oration
The United Way of Greater Fort Hood and the Combined Federal
Campaign (CFC) has begun. The Refuge Corporation is a proud
agency of the United Way and are supporters of the annual fundraiser. We would like to encourage you to please donate to a very
important and worthy cause. These funds will enable agencies such
as the Refuge Corporation to provide such needed services to our
community through the House of Refuge Women’s Shelter, Transitional Housing, and Safe Harbor.
Thank you for giving back into your community.
Our campaign number is
38121
An Agency of United Way
of Greater Ft. Hood
NEW MEMBERS
CLASSES
October 12th
-Orientation
October 5th &
October 19th
-Apostolic Order of
-Ministry of Helps
Church Government
-Children’s Ministry
-Ministry of Giving
-Most Asked Questions
-Credit Union Orientation
-Closing Remarks
PRAYER PRACTITIONER
HEALING CLINIC
Saturday, October 18, 2014
8:00 a.m. - Killeen Location
INTERCESSORY PRAYER
Saturday, October 18, 2014
9:00 a.m. - Killeen Location
If for any reason you cannot
attend or if you need assistance,
please call Elder Cheryl Gary
at (254) 526-9799
Every Sunday at 9:00 a.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Wedding
Tiffany McLean &
Carlos McLean
October 26, 2014
1:30 p.m.
Comfort, Texas
Announcement
Renewal
NOW THERE WAS LEANING ON JESUS’ BOSOM ONE
OF HIS DISCIPLES, WHOM JESUS LOVED. J0HN 13:23
THE SET TIME
FOR THE MIME!!!
The Worship & Arts Ministry
is calling for all Men,
Women, Boys and Girls
who are gifted in the MIME.
Glorious Praise
Mime Ministry Screening
Thursday, October 23
and Friday, October 24, 2014
In His Presence Dance Academy
2904 East Stan Schlueter Loop
Killeen, Tx 76542
(In “The Village” Plaza diagonally across from
the Covenant Savings Federal Credit Union)
Please prepare to minister a three (3) minute Mime Presentation in full Mime
attire. Tick Tock.......Are You READY?!? Call Minister Lynn Dykes 254-702-5621
October
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MONDAY
October 6, 20
Banner Rehearsal
7:00 p.m.
Killeen Location
FRIDAY
October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Rhema Choir Rehearsal
7:00 p.m.
Killeen Location
MONDAY
October 13, 27
Youth Christmas Rehearsal
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Killeen Sanctuary
FRIDAY
October 3, 10, 17, 24
Children’s Dance Ministry
7:00 p.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #1
TUESDAY
October 7, 14, 21, 28
Praise and Worship Rehearsal
6:30 p.m.
Killeen Location
TUESDAY
October 7, 14, 21, 28
Youth Praise & Orchestra Rehearsal
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #1
TUESDAY
October 7, 14, 21, 28
Counselor’s Training
7:00 p.m.
Prayer Chapel- Cove
THURSDAY
October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Orchestra Rehearsal
6:30 p.m.
Killeen Location
THURSDAY
October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Glorious Praise Dance
7:00 p.m.
Fort Hood, Texas
THURSDAY
October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Parabole’ Rehearsal
6:30 p..m. - 8:00 p.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #1
THURSDAY
October 2, 16
Sign Language
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Killeen Choir Room
SATURDAY
October 4, 18
SWAT Outing
10:30 a.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #1
SATURDAY
October 4, 11, 18, 25
Parabole’ Rehearsal
10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Killeen Sanctuary
SATURDAY
October 4
TV Video Ministry
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #2
SATURDAY
October 4, 11, 18, 25
Children’s Choir Rehearsal
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #1
SATURDAY
October 11
Reach Out & Touch
Ministry
10:00 a.m. – Indian
Oaks- Harker Heights
Rosewood - Killeen
Sterling House – Temple
Temple Living Center
SATURDAY
October 11
Prison Ministry Meeting
10:15 a.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #2
SATURDAY
October 11
Prison Ministry Meeting
10:15 a.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #2
SATURDAY
October 18
Reach Out & Touch Ministry
10:00 a.m.
Hill Country Nursing Home
Copperas Cove
SATURDAY
October 18
Parking Lot Meeting
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Killeen Children’s Church
Room #2
SATURDAY
October 18
Pen Touch Meeting
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Old New Members Class- Cove
SATURDAY
October 18
Deaconess Tesha Gooch &
Carla White’s Bowling Fellowship
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Hallmark Bowling- Killeen
Bulletin Submission Deadline:
The deadline for bulletin submission is Monday
at 5:00 p.m. All testimonies and announcements
must be submitted one week prior to the event.
Email submissions to [email protected].
Killeen Location
10:00 a.m.
“One Service Only”
October 26, 2014
Graduation
Sonship School of the Firstborn
The Sonship
Independent Program
Is Open For
Registration
“A School Within The Church”
Enroll at www.sonshipschoolonline.com
Apostle
Nate and Valerie Holcomb
Call (254) 526-9799 for more information
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Fax Services
Notary Service
Direct Mail Marketing
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Perfect Praise
Learning
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Gift Wrapping
Retail & Specialty
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Key Cutting &
Duplication
Office / Business
Services
Computer & Internet
Access
Signs & Banners
U-Haul Rental
Document Shredding
Rubber Stamps
Other Services
RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE
“The Perfect Place
For Children”
The Village Square
2904 East Stan Schlueter Loop
Killeen, TX 76542
Phone:
254-547-1144
916 West Hwy 190 Copperas Cove
Business Office
811 Martin Luther King Dr.
Copperas Cove, TX 76522
254-518-7973 ph 254-547-7096 fax
“ I f y o u c o n t r o l y o u r f i n a n c e s , t h e n y o u c o n t r o l y o u r d e s t i n y. ”
Camp Triumph
Apostle Nate Holcomb
“More Than Just A Camp”
Recreational Facility
- Book Your Event -
Today!!!
Spring Break, ROTC
Military Organization Day
Family Reunion,Concerts
Youth Retreat, Football
Camp, Adult Retreat
Dance Camp,Team
Building
You Can Reach Our
Staff At: 254-542-1699
Fax 254-542-7382
[email protected]
Visit Our Website At
www.camptriumph.com
1203 Pecan Cove
Copperas Cove, TX 76522
Covenant Savings Federal Credit Union
Our strength comes from our membership.
2904 East Stan Schlueter Loop
Building A Suite 101 Killeen, TX 76542
(254) 634-8014
Leaning On Jesus John 13:23
October 2014
S U N D AY
M O N D AY
T U E S D AY
W E D N E S D AY
1
Worship Service
Killeen Location
7:00 p.m.
T H U R S D AY
F R I D AY
2
3
S AT U R D AY
4
Prayer Practioner/
Healing Clinic
8:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
Intercessory Prayer
9:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
5
Worship Service
Cove Location
8:00 a.m.
6
7
8
Worship Service
Killeen Location
7:00 p.m.
9
10
Worship Service
Killeen Location
10:00 a.m.
12
Worship Service
Cove Location
8:00 a.m.
Intercessory Prayer
9:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
13
Columbus Day
All Offices Closed
14
15
Worship Service
Killeen Location
7:00 p.m.
16
17
Worship Service
Killeen Location
10:00 a.m.
19
Worship Service
Cove Location
8:00 a.m.
Sonship Graduation
Killeen Location
10:00 a.m
(One service only)
18
Prayer Practioner/
Healing Clinic
8:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
Intercessory Prayer
9:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
20
21
22
Worship Service
Killeen Location
7:00 p.m.
23
24
Worship Service
Killeen Location
10:00 a.m.
26
11
Prayer Practioner/
Healing Clinic
8:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
25
Prayer Practioner/
Healing Clinic
8:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
Intercessory Prayer
9:00 a.m.
Killeen Location
27
28
29
Right Hand Of
Fellowship
Killeen Location
7:00 p.m.
30
31
Youth Service
Killeen Children’s Church
7:00 p.m
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254-547-3348 fa x 254-547-0741
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