Amazing

This post is dedicated to the memory of a lady that meant the world to me. Her name was Twick Morrison. I have known her since I was born. To say she was a terrific lady would be less than correct. Twick dedicated her life to Christ.....everything she did was with him in mind. She was blessed with a family that is out of this world. Twick was a leader in the Methodist church. She was able to travel to many 3rd world countries on behalf of the Methodist church trying to bring others to Christ. She was a very dear friend of my family. She loved each of us like we were her know. If there ever has been someone that was truly a representative for Christ it was Twick Morrison. She has left a legacy for all of us that will remain for years and years to come. Twick go raise your wings and fly high. I will miss you forever and ever. Until we meet again......

Below is a short excerpt about her life:

Twick Morrison has served the United Methodist Church in numerous capacities. She has been an active member of Crawford Street UMC in Vicksburg, Ms, for over forty years. She was Vice President of Women's Division, chairing the section that oversees the Schools of Christian Mission. She was a director of the General Board of Global Ministries, working extensively in the geographic area of Latin America and the functional areas of women's and children's projects, health issues, and evangelism. She has been president of United Methodist Women at the local, district, and conference levels. She has taught in Schools of Christian Mission in every region of the country.Twick has held many positions in the Mississippi including Conference Lay Leader and leader of the General Conference delegation. She just completed a term as chair of the Center for Ministry at Millsaps College. Currently, she is president of the United Methodist Communications Foundation. She is one of five United Methodist lay representatives on the General Assembly of the National Council of Churches.She has a wonderful family: husband Bob; two sons and their wives; seven grandchildren.