Compassionate Outreach Ministries

We have the best Shepherd Mother and Pastor in the world!❤️🤍🦅

Eight years ago on Palm Sunday, Bishop George Bloomer made a powerful declaration to Compassionate Outreach Ministries: “Stay in formation.”

At the time, we could not have imagined how prophetic those words would become. Just days later, everything shifted—and that declaration became our reality.

Now, nearly eight years later, we stand as a testimony that we are still here… and we have truly stayed in formation.

On behalf of Senior Pastor Margaret Dennison~

Good evening, COM Family:

It's that time of the year again!

Time Springs forward this weekend and will change to 1 hour AHEAD on Sunday Morning, March 8th at 2:00 am.

Don’t forget to set your clocks 1 hour forward before going to bed.

Thank you!
Compassionate Outreach Ministries

Celebrating our very own!

📣 Honoring Black History Month 🖤✨

This Black History Month, we celebrate leaders who make a profound impact in our community — including Kim A. Barton, Alachua County’s Supervisor of Elections. 🗳️👩🏽‍⚖️

First elected in 2016, Kim Barton made history as the first Black person to serve as Supervisor of Elections in Alachua County. She has dedicated her career to strengthening our democracy by administering fair and accessible elections and ensuring every eligible voter is registered and heard. 🌟 

Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Kim’s journey — from student-athlete and “Lady Gator” to community leader — inspires us all. Her work reflects the spirit of civic engagement and leadership that Black History Month honors. 🏀🎓🇺🇸 

Join us in recognizing Supervisor Barton for her service, commitment to all residents of Alachua County, and for helping safeguard the heart of our democracy. 💪🏽🗳️